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My fraternal MAY FAMILY GENEALOGY
Peter May and Eve Smith are listed as parents on Phillip May's certificate of marriage to Ida Mae Atwell dated Nov 8, 1880 in St. Louis, MO. In the 1850 US census, Peter M. May (born about 1805 in Germany) and Eve May (born about 1818 in Germany) were living in Preston, Virginia with children: Margaret (age 12 born ne: 1838 Maryland), Phillip (age 10 born ne: 1840 Maryland), and John (age 4 born ne: 1846 Maryland)
Philip C. May, Jr. died Oct 7, 1890 (50 yr. 10.mo. 2days conclude birth ne: Dec 5, 1839 or Jan 1, 1840) Middle name may have been Christopher according to one family record. Buried on southeast hill in Calvary Hill Cemetery Denison, Tx. (Note: name spelled with two "l's" on tombstone - Phillip and a "Jr." status indicating there was probably some former relative named Phillip C. May - maybe an uncle or grandfather)
He married Ida Mae Atwell
(b. Aug. 30, 1859 – d. June 30, 1929 at age 69), daughter of Lucinda Pike and
William Atwell. Bible marriage certificate record shows P.C. May from
Baltimore, Maryland and Ida from Louisville, Kentucky. They married at St. Teresa
Catholic Church on
1. Phillip C. May (Oct 21, 1881- Feb. 4, 1963) born in St. Louis, MO married Lydia "Lyda" Weaver (April 11, 1886 - Oct.15, 1967) at St. Patrick Catholic Church in Denison, Texas Nov. 1, 1910. Middle name may have been Clarence according to one family record. He changed it to Chesterfield. Known by grandchildren as "Tee-Taw", Phil called Lyda "Chief". Phil worked as a motorman on old Texas Electric Rail Road which ran from Denison to Dallas (1903 diary). Took Civil Service exam Oct. 25, 1905; joined post office as a letter carrier on Saturday, Nov. 1, 1905 and was appointed a regular carrier on Oct. 15, 1907. He retired in 1944. Interested in horticulture, he raised roses, peonies, apples, pears, grapes, black walnut and pecan trees; had horny toads and tarantula spiders as pets to eat the bugs in the garden. He may have been left-handed from slant of his writing. Phil and Lyda are buried north side of entry road in Calvary Hill Cemetery in Denison, Texas. Two children:
1A - Frances Elizabeth May (Aug 23, 1911- July 22, 2005) attended Lamar grade school and DHS in Denison, Tx. Married Wiley Beal Grinnell of Sherman, Tx. on Nov. 24, 1929 (b. Sept. 21, 1911 – d. Jan 3, 1995) Both are buried in Beaumont, Tx. Five children:
1a-1 Wiley Beal Grinnell, Jr. b. Sept. 21, 1933 - d. 1981(cancer); (married Sylvia Roberts, Elizabeth Waldrop Delord,
& Jeannie Bailey
1a-2 Emma Lynn Grinnell – b. July 30, 1940 married Paul Jesko in 1959 and had 2 boys 2 girls; divorced 1975, married J.C.Tere; divorced and married Kerwin Mellow; divorced and remarried Paul Jesko
1a-3 Maria Jean "Reecie"Grinnell married T.E. Lyons in 1964 and had two sons:
1a-3a Brad & Teresa
2 sons: Austin & Paxton
1a-3b Vic & Sheryl
2 daughters: Lily & Aven
Reecie divorced Lyons in 1975; married Ron McCrieght 1976, divorced 1982; married
James Ronny McCrieght 1985, divorced in 1989
1a-4 Thomas Kelly Grinnell married Sandra Lee Shepherd on May 15, 1981; 6 children:
1a-4-1 Brett Patrick Grinnell married
Krista LynnVan Hess
on Jan 25, 2002.
1a-4-2 Erika Lynn Grinnell married Matthew Rhodes
on May 25, 2008.
1a-4-3 Kevin Todd Grinnell
1a-4-4 Anthony Scott Grinnell
1a-4-5 Brian Matthew Grinnell
1a-4-6 Lisa Ann Grinnell
1a-5 Frances Margaret "Babe" Grinnell married Patrick Hugh Gallagher in 1968 and had two children:
1a-5a Lee Gallagher
1a-5b Regina Gallagher Halpert
1a-5b-1 Caroline
1a-5b-2 Garrett
1B - Philip
Chesterfield "Doc" May (Jan 24, 1913
– April 12, 2003) married Margaret
Evelyn May (Dec. 16, 1917 – still living) at St. Patrick Catholic Church in
1b-1 Karla Margo May married January 23, 1965 to Martin Anthony Warborg from Iowa (8 children: Tanya Lee, James Michael 1967- 1992, work accident), Jason Thomas 1968 - 1984 cancer, Martin Anthony "Marty, Heather Lynn, Chad Aaron, Jonathan Daniel, and Trudy Gayle
1b-2 Philip Kyle May married Bettye Faulkner and had 2 children: Christopher Todd & Amy Michelle. Divorced. Married Cindy unknown on Dec. 16, 198? . They adopted Matthew Jacob
1b-3 Adre Ann May married (Dec 22, 1979) to Thomas Knight Bower. Divorced 1997. Three sons: Thomas Elliott, Philip Knight, Adrian Edward
2. Charles G. May (Sept. 16, 1883 – Sept 26, 1884) born in St. Louis, MO (unknown grave site)
3. Gertrude "Gertie"
NOTE: in correspondence to
her niece Frances, Gertie refers to a cousin named Lynn Flory (pronounced
Flor-ee) who lived in
4. Elsie Margaret "Daisy" May (May 27, 1888 – June 10, 1971) born in St. Louis, MO (Her mother must have returned to St. Louis for the birth} adopted the name Maughs at age 4 when her mother remarried. Daisy married George Roy Hastings (b. 1882 – d. Aug 20, 1927 age 45) Daisy was a registered nurse. She had a red irish-setter dog named "Shadrack". Daisy & Roy are buried on south side of entry road in Calvary Hill Cemetery in Denison,Tx. Three children:
4a - Philip Roy Hastings (1914-2003) married Kathryn "Kaki" Elizabeth Welty (1912-1989). Second marriage - Marie Aase. Phil is buried in California. One daughter, Latrelle Hastings Nation (b. Feb. 9, 1938), had 3 children: Philip,Theresa Kathryn, Aaron
4b - Harold
Thomas Hastings (March 29, 1918 - June 2, 1999) was a bachelor – decorated WWII "ace" fighter pilot serving in the Pacific
theatre. Living in New York and Greece, following the war he flew for TWA
airlines for over 30 years. He retired and lived in
4c - Lura Hastings (May 2, 1923 – Nov. 29, 1998)
married in 1945 to Major Theodore A. Klecka from Quero, Tx. Lura was a nurse
and Theo was a bone-specialist doctor. Both buried in
4c-1 Candace Anne "Candy", a veterinarian, married Terry Wesley Anderson in 1976. Divorced. Son Thomas Ray "Tommy" Klecka
4c-2 Daryl - married Laverne Unknown Divorced. 4 children . Second marriage to Unknown.
4c-3 Diane - married Don Nunley
4c-5 Tedra Marie
4c-6 Wren - married Douglas Edmund Knapp March 13, 1983 (twins: Matthew Arthur and Sarah Ashley)
NOTE: Daisy Hastings married Carl Parish April 18, 1839 in Atoka, OK. He was age 55 and she was age 50. THE MARRIAGE WAS ANNULLED. Married name of Daisy Parish appears on 1940 US census (familysearch.org Film 2210200 dig folder 004532328 image 00694).
NOTE: Entry on family Bible records page for John May born March 14, 1869 is listed after Elsie May. No other records for him - do not know relationship. Could he be a nephew of Phillip C. May (1840-1890) or a son by a possible earlier marriage? Could this be a death date rather than a birth date? MYSTERY RELATIVE!!! NOTE: 1850 census lists John May born ne: 1846 as brother of Phillip C. May (1840-1890)
MAUGHS NOTE: After Phillip C.
May died in 1890, Ida M. Atwell May remarried.
On Oct. 5, 1892 she was united in marriage to Leonidas Linville "Major" Maughs
(Jan. 28, 1839 – Sept. 8, 1898 ) by Fr.
Crowley, witnessed by M/M W.M. Peck and M/M A.S. Buchard in St. Patrick Catholic
Parish parsonage in Denison,Tx . Maughs was
from Lexington in Calloway County, Missouri. He was a lawyer, credited with
bringing first gas lights to
1. Leonidas "Leo" or "Lee" L. Maughs born in Denison,Tx April 2, 1894 died Nov. 16, 1942 in Los Angeles, California (Navy veteran of WWI). In US 1940 California census, Lee married to Esther (b. ne:1899 Illinois), and had two daughters living with them: Jewell Patterson (b. 1920 Calif ) and Jennetta Patterson (b.1921 Calif). Buried in California.
2. Ida May (Mae) "Mitzi" Maughs born in
Denison,Tx Nov. 29, 1895 died in 1968. She married Frank Elmer Shappy on
Sept.14, 1918 in Waxahachie, Texas. He was a 1st Sgt. in the 868
Aero. Rep. Squadron in Dallas, Texas.
Citing mental and physical cruelty, she filed a divorce petition Jan.
13, 1921, and it was granted by the courts on May 26, 1921 in Dallas County,
3. Roderick "Rocky" Atwell Maughs born in Denison,Texas Sept 24, 1897(or 1899) died Sept 12, 1950 at Vallejo, California (fell off a train and was run over according to newspaper article on file. He was on his way to visit family in Denison, Tx.) He was employed by the government at Mare Island, California and was a Navy veteran of WWI. In 1940 US census for Scotia, Humboldt, California, Rodrick A. Maughs and wife Edith Ammonette (b.1900 Texas) had one son Rodrick,Jr (b. 1925 Calif). Rocky is buried in California.
3a. Roderick Maughs, Jr. b.1925 in California. At the time of his father's death he was serving as a Corporal in the Air Force at Hamilton Field near Novato, California. Last family contact is a letter dated 1956 where Rocky Jr. was working
in Houston, Texas.
Elaine Nall Bay
Grayson County TXGenWeb


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inline fuel filters
what inline fuel filters is everyone running? i got sbc using fuel cell ele fuel pump i thought about one of these
street strip car
I have one of these I never used since I couldn`t find a place to put it, it was too big. I`ll sell it to you at a good price.
Fuel filter
Since you are in Tempe,Lopers has the same filter available over the counter save on shipping! I am using a Carter electric P4070 pump and have the smaller version of this between the tank and pump and is working fine.However in the new Summit catalog they caution not to use a paper element filter ahead of an electric pump which these units have :confused: :confused: I had a POS Fram filter previously and the Holley pump sucked the paper into it and fried! which is why I changed filter and pump,so far so good. :) When you buy it get yourself some extra elements to have on hand.
That's the same filter as Fram, but it looks like Summit racing removed the label and is using theirs. I'd bet it's the same filter. Anyways, I'm running that filter and love it. I connected my under the drivers side frame rail on my 56 between the running boards and frame (not the engine/ tranny side where there is too much heat). I'm running a Holley DP but using a mechanical fuel pump and I haven't had any problems (yet!). I like the fact that you can unscrew the bowl, clean it and replace the filter element easily. I would take Double Vision up on his offer! :mwink:
I was taught the the filter should be on the outlet or pressure side of the pump. Lessens the chance of having a suction leak.
I guess you could be correct to a point. When using one of the in line filters or cartridge type. That type usually goes in the line just before entering the carburator or from the fuel pump to the carb. With the fram, you don't need to do that because it acts similar to a reserve or bath for the gas. The gas flows through this filter and element and does not require any pressure in fuel. In fact, I've seen most application mounted at the rear of the vehicle on the frame near the gas tank. I've never had problems with suction leaks.
Inline Fuel filters
My rule of thumb is Tank then electric fuel pump and your inline fuel filter to carb or fuel injection . Why cause after being laughed at I was drag racing at the local track and yes I did it fuel tank then in line filter then carb sucked the paper into the pump stalled mid track and coasted across finish line.
Here is perhaps a dumb question. If the fuel pump can suck the paper from the filter in, is it possible that it could also push paper past into the carb if mounted after the pump?
Well Kleen56 I know that an elec pump is better at pushing then pulling fuel which is why you want it close to the tank as possible. So if pulling fuel thru causes paper to go with it I would think that the pushing fuel would be way worse. Maybe someone with first hand knowledge of this can chime in.
Another take on the issue
I would think that the quality of the fuel filter element itself would be the crucial part of the equation. If you try to exceed the flow capacity of the element then any resistance(reduction in flow or pluggage) will suck/push the filter to failure. Perhaps a good ol' North American produced filter cartridge may be the solution- not some pos offshore crap??? How does the flow rating of the pump compare to the flow of the filter? Maybe the capacity isn't compatible?? Also the compatibility of the filter with the fuel used-maybe the moonshine/fuel additives are dissolving the filter :D
mesh filter?
Slightly off-topic, but has anyone had any experience with the stainless steel mesh inline filters? Those wouldn't have the same problems with getting pulled into the pump but they are pricey. Do they filter as well?
Even farther off the topic
the screens on our high clearance ag field sprayer are ss mesh-all sorts of filtering from the main pumps all the way down to the individual nozzles- pretty much indestructible, serviceable and available in a variety of mesh sizes
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Hartford, Conn. • Russ Smith scored 23 points, Gorgui Dieng had six points and 16 rebounds, and Louisville, playing just hours after it moved to No. 1, used a strong second half to beat Connecticut 73-58 on Monday night.
The Cardinals (16-1, 4-0 Big East) won their 11th straight game and like the others they relied on their star backcourt and pressure defense.
The only other time Louisville was ranked No. 1 in The Associated Press' Top 25 was the final poll of 2008-09. The Cardinals won the national championship in 1980 and 1986 but the AP does not conduct a post-NCAA Tournament poll.
The Cardinals are the third team to hold the No. 1 spot this season along with Indiana and Duke and they celebrated the move with the convincing road win.
Louisville shot 60.7 percent in the second half (17 of 28) and hit an even 50 percent for the game.
Omar Calhoun led the Huskies (12-4, 2-2) with 20 points.
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Zanzan sunglasses – 100% handcrafted in London
Zanzan workshop in London – where the magic happens!
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I tell you what, once you start hunting for amazing creative Australian expats you really do uncover some GEMS. (I feel like we've already unearthed a list that would last well over a month….!) I guess you often don't hear too much about Australian creatives once they leave home soil… and then before you know it they're basically famous internationally and STILL have no Australian stockists. What is WITH that!?
Today's gem is Megan Trimble, who grew up in Hong Kong, Canberra and Sydney respectively, but who now calls London home. Megan co-founded boutique eyewear label Zanzan in 2009 with fellow creative Gareth Townsend, and in just three short years since then their incredible sunglasses have been picked up by some of the most respected retailers in the world – including Liberty, Start London and Tenoversix in Los Angeles. No surprise really, one look at these incredible frames and I'm sure you'll agree, Zanzan eyewear really has 'cult status' written all over it.
Zanzan sunglasses are 100% hand made in England, which is very unique, as the eyewear industry has all but died out in the UK. We are very baffled that they currently have no Australian stockist (!?) but you can buy Zanzan sunglasses online at Farfetch. They have a new collection coming out next month – keep your eyes glued to the website! (Those 'Avida Dollars' frames, oh my…) Meantime, perhaps some fabulous Australian fashion retailer should make contact and ship some of these beautiful frames out for us to admire first hand… hint hint!?
Do check out the very excellent Zanzan website, and ALSO if, like me, you are developing an unhealthy obsession with Pinterest, you might be interested to know that Megan / Zanzan have a GREAT Pinterest page, well worth following!
We're thrilled to learn a little more about Megan and Zanzan today, and of course because we love to live vicariously, we've asked her a few questions about expat life in London…
Megan Trimble
Can you give us a little background about yourself, how you came to be designing sunglasses, and launching Zanzan in 2009?
I grew up in Hong Kong, Canberra and Sydney and have always been very seduced by fashion and photography. I was always a daydreamer and easily transported to a different place by the fantasies in The Face and Vogue. As a child I wanted to inhabit the exotic worlds of Norman Parkinson, Richard Avedon and Helmut Newton! Living in Sydney (where the sun shines constantly) I collected vintage Dior, YSL and Persol sunglasses. I noticed that most of them were either in made in France or Italy, and when I moved closer to these two countries something just clicked.
My curiosity kicked off an odyssey of discovery around the Jura Valley, The Dolomite Mountains and the French Alps aka the historical homes of secretive European eyewear artisans, which spurred me to conceive Zanzan. We produced our first collection in France in 2009 that was immediately picked up by Liberty, Start and The Shop at Bluebird here in London, and Maxfield and Tenoversix in Los Angeles.
How and when did you end up in London?
The history and culture I was interested in was always European, and I was desperate to immerse myself in it from an early age. London was an easy starting point due to my Irish heritage that permits a very long visa. I've been here for eight years now with spells in New York and Los Angeles. I came to experience London's rich cultural life and it's been a real eye-opener.
What do you love most about London?
Work-wise extraordinary people in all creative fields are often drawn to London at some stage in their lives, so it is always a privilege to work alongside or collaborate with such talent. Resource-wise there is never a lack of inspiration, we have the Victoria & Albert museum, The Tate Modern and The National Gallery, not to mention the city's architectural merits. The city has been built upon year-on-year since Roman times, it's just a case of opening your front to door to see exquisite examples of the Art Deco or Georgian eras.
Living-wise London is perfectly positioned to access any part of Europe. Nothing beats leisurely boarding the train at Kings Cross and two and half hours later popping out at Gare du Nord in the centre of Paris. It still makes my heart skip a beat!
What are you looking forward to?
We have a new collection coming out in a couple of weeks. I'm really looking forward to seeing my sunglasses on my friends and some of the stylish and interesting people I've met along the way. And also to having them professionally snapped by amazing photographers – it's really nice to have your work archived and captured in the two dimensional form. I'm the Creative Director at Zanzan and it's this side of the business that I'm really passionate about. I've been buried in fashion magazines since I was very little and it's wonderful to be featured in them now.
London's best kept secret?
One of the best places to escape the bustle is the Chelsea Physic Garden. It's a walled garden (i.e. a private park) founded in 1673 as the Apothecaries' Garden, with the purpose of training apprentices in identifying plants. It has a great cafe and is a lovely place to sit on the grass and watch the butterflies. It also has claims to have Europe's oldest rock pool!
Zanzan 'Mizaru' frames with case
This post was researched by Melbourne writer Lisa Marie Corso and written by Lucy Feagins.


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an event which is extremely rare and unexpected but has very significant consequences
'September 11, 2001 is a classic example of a Black Swan. It was only a failure of imagination by most Americans (including myself) to never have contemplated beforehand the possibility of such a dreadful day.'Christian Science Monitor 22nd November 2012
'His story is now one that many people want to hear; how he and his crew averted disaster when one of the A380 Airbus engines blew up in flight, something he describes as a Black Swan Event.'ABC, Australia 30th November 2012
Question: what do the rise of the Internet and the 2008 global financial crisis have in common? Answer: they are both considered to be black swans. Before anyone starts scratching their head and wondering why on earth either of these two things has anything to do with ornithology, then it might help if I explain that black swan is an expression now used to refer to any kind of unexpected but highly significant event.
one of the chief contexts in which the term black swan currently occurs is financial, especially in reference to the global economic turmoil of recent years
The phrase black swan is a metaphor describing an event which is unanticipated (perhaps because it seemed impossible or because no-one had considered it before), but which has very far-reaching consequences. The term occurs as a countable noun and is also often used as a modifying adjective which usually appears in the expression black-swan event.
Black-swan events are characterized by three main criteria: first, they are surprising, falling outside the realm of usual expectation; second, they have a major effect (sometimes even of historical significance); and third, with the benefit of hindsight they are often rationalized as something that could have been foreseen had the facts been examined carefully enough.
The terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on September 11th 2001 are often pinpointed as a classic example of a black swan. The attacks seemed unthinkable at that time, had far-reaching consequences which continue to be witnessed today (e.g. 'preventative' military offensives from Western governments) and in hindsight could have perhaps been predicted in the context of changes in terrorist tactics.
One of the chief contexts in which the term black swan currently occurs is financial, especially in reference to the global economic turmoil of recent years. Financial analysts have also extended the metaphor to talk about grey swans, events which are possible or known-about, and are potentially extremely significant, but which are considered by some to be unlikely. Among a group of recently identified grey swans in the financial domain is the so-called fiscal cliff, a cocktail of tax increases and spending cuts which could be disastrous for the US economy.
Contemporary use of the expression black swan in reference to an unexpected but influential event is attributed to former market trader Nassim Nicholas Taleb, who first introduced it in his 2001 book Fooled by Randomness – The Hidden Role of Chance in Life and in the Markets. Taleb argued that the stock market was unpredictable and could be influenced by rare events or black swans, a controversial view which turned out to have some substance in the light of the economic crisis that followed. The expression later gained further popularity after Taleb went on to use it in the title of his 2008 book The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable.
So, why black swan? The analogy is drawn from the discovery of black swans in Western Australia by Dutch explorer Willem de Vlamingh in the 17th century. At the time, Europeans had believed that all swans were white, so finding a black variety was a completely unexpected event which had never been experienced before. By extension then, a black swan is used to describe any phenomenon which occurs even though people think it impossible.
The current use of black swan seems likely to have been inspired by an archaic use dating back several hundred years, which was simply to refer to 'a person or thing which is extremely rare'.
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The 35th International AIDS Candlelight Memorial will be commemorated worldwide on Sunday May 21, 2017. This year's local event will take place at the Historic Y, located at 300 East University Blvd, from 6:30-7:30pm. This is a free event and open to the public. This year's event will include a multi-faith blessing; performances; a moment […]Learn More
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The Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation (SAAF) has been awarded funding from the locally-based Stonewall Foundation to support the Thornhill Lopez Center on 4th- A SAAF Place for Youth. This annual funding is in perpetuity and will help fund renovations at the Center in the initial year of funding while establishing and growing the Stonewall Foundation […]Learn More
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Wastewater Reuse Technically Speaking:
Water, Design and Cost Analysis
Earn Continuing Education Credits: This one-hour contact program provides 0.1 CEU or 1.0 PDH.
This one-hour webinar will provide technical insight into world of wastewater reuse at the building scale. Participants will gain thorough understanding of the many steps required to successfully design a greywater or blackwater reuse scheme. Introductory and macro topics on the subject will not be addressed. Alternatively, mock projects will be utilized to offer participants practical experience which can be applied to project work. Topics covered will include:
- Water Balance
- Identify greywater supply volume, blackwater supply volume and non-potable demand by looking at fixture flows, occupancy estimates and estimated daily uses.
- System Sizing
- Explore the different factors for sizing a system and size a system to meet project needs.
- Water Savings
- Demonstrate how to take water balance and system sizing data to calculate daily and annual water savings for greywater and/or blackwater recycling.
- Design Considerations
- Identify and discuss static design characteristics such as space considerations for treatment system, buffer and storage tanks (also proper sizing of storage tanks), potable water back-up, wastewater overflows and coexistence with rainwater or stormwater recycling.
- Life Cycle Analysis (LCA)
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No. 5 | Evolve security to be data aware
Information security used to focus solely on protecting the perimeter through network firewalls and remote access controls, Johnson notes. Today, PNNL's security team focuses more on protecting the container via identity and access management, workstation firewalls, and configuration management on devices. Looking ahead, he sees a shift to "protecting the information"--knowing if a particular combination of user, device, and software can be trusted with access to a certain type of information. Perimeter and container protections will remain, but companies will add information-aware security. "This is the new world of defense in depth," Johnson says.
The challenge for PNNL is to provide that kind of protection while letting scientists inside and outside the lab share increasingly large and sensitive data sets. "We jokingly say that cybersecurity put the 'no' in innovation," Johnson says. There will always be tension between security and openness, but unless security leaders show an ability to balance risk and business need and solve problems, people won't bother to ask for help. "If we always say no, people are afraid to ask the how question," he says.
No. 4 | Create analysis tools, not stale reports
The old business intelligence methodology of delivering backward-looking reports doesn't work anymore--even if you digitize that data and call those stale reports a dashboard. Instead, IT needs to provide data views that tell people what's happening and also let them dig into why it's happening and plot what to do about it.
About one-fourth of the respondents to our Global CIO Survey cite getting better business intelligence to employees more quickly among their three most-critical innovation plans for this year. Fifty-seven percent say they plan to expand BI this year or next. It's essential that CIOs use those projects to provide decision-making tools, not just take-it-or-leave-it data.
Passerini, Procter & Gamble's CIO, argues that IT organizations shouldn't even try to figure out all the data employees need to make decisions. Instead, they should create a first-class way for employees to access and analyze data, which P&G has done by giving 58,000 employees a "cockpit" of data feeds that they can configure. Then IT must make sure there's a clear channel for people to request data they don't have.
Passerini admits that this approach is "putting the cart before the horse," because it creates a way for people to access data before the data exists. But the old model--waiting for IT pros to figure out what data execs want, collect and cleanse it, and then deliver it--has failed. Only once executives are talking about data, trying to use it to make real business decisions like whether to cut ad spending or improve store displays, will everyone have a stake in collecting the data and getting it right. IT can then respond to the "pull" for data, he says, rather than push out what it thinks is best.
No. 3 | Plan to adjust, don't plan to be perfect
Rick Roy is CIO at CUNA Mutual Group, which provides services to credit unions, and he was meeting with his senior IT leadership early this year about their technology road maps, which generally look three to five years ahead. Someone asked about mobility. "I said: 'I think the road map is one year, and everything we're doing today might be throwaway in three to five years,'" Roy says. It surprised his team. He explained that they still need a strategic plan. But with the amount of change in mobile, Roy urged his team to be careful about costs. You can't buy a fleet of mobile devices that require a three-year life span to deliver ROI, because the technology's changing so fast they might be obsolete in 18 months.
Listen to what's not in Roy's message: Wait and see how mobility shakes out before doing anything. There was a time when most IT shops could afford to be fast followers, waiting until a tech segment matured before jumping in. With consumer-driven tech cycles, IT needs to make sure it isn't waiting and seeing its way to irrelevance. If a project involves consumer-driven technologies, like mobile devices, IT must adjust to their six- to 18-month product life cycles, not the classic two- to three-year enterprise life cycle.
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PAPUANS seeking asylum in Australia would be sent to the detention centre on the Pacific island of Nauru under radical measures to be adopted by the Federal Government.
The move follows an angry reaction from the Indonesian Government to Australia's recent granting of protection visas to 42 people from the Indonesian province of Papua.
The measures decided on yesterday by cabinet's national security committee include provision for foreign nations to provide information on conditions in areas from which people have fled.
Sources said last night that sending Papuans to the detention centre on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea was an option, but they were more likely to be sent to Nauru, where Australia sent hundreds of asylum seekers, including those rescued by the Norwegian freighter the Tampa in 2001.
Officials told the Herald yesterday it had been discussed whether to excise more territory from Australia's migration zone, including parts of the Cape York peninsula.
Many islands off the north coast have already been excised, meaning that potential asylum seekers have to reach the mainland before they can apply for protection.
The Federal Government is concerned that more Papuans are planning to attempt to reach Australia by boat. Indonesia this week complained that Australia was treating Papuans differently from other asylum seekers.
Substantial changes to the Migration Act are expected, covering several government departments and agencies.
The policies will expand aerial and naval surveillance off the north coast, with a commitment to seek to co-ordinate the patrols with Indonesia. Sources told the Herald that surveillance planes had been scrambled to the Torres Strait yesterday and had been monitoring the area intensely.
A Department of Immigration spokesman said last night it had been checking on possible people movements, but declined to comment further.
Another boatload of asylum seekers would exacerbate what the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Alexander Downer, has called the crisis between the two countries.
Refugee and human rights advocates are likely to be concerned by the proposals, particularly if the department has to disclose the region from which an asylum seeker has fled, or the nature of their claim, to the country they are seeking refuge from.
Even if the name of the claimant is not passed on, the other information could give their identity away, they argue.
That would breach Australia's commitments under international refugee treaties, said David Manne, the lawyer acting for the Papuans who were granted visas last month.
The Opposition said it would strongly resist any amendments that would undermine the principle that all asylum claims should be considered on their merits, free of foreign policy considerations.
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Question about recoil in hunting rifles. Will a .270 and a 30-06 of the same rifle make/model have the same recoil if they shoot a similar round, such as the .270 shooting a 130gr 3060fps and the 30-06 shooting a 125gr 3140fps? I guess what I'm asking is that if all things are equal, would two different caliber guns produce identical recoil if shooting bullets of same grain and fps? I noticed from this website that this doesn't appear to be the case based on the energy's listed. Rifle Recoil Table
I actually notice from that table that there are some "optimum" impact relative to recoil rounds, such as the 308 in 150gr, 2800fps variety. I was just using basic MV^2/recoilenergy calculations, because obviously the optimum round produces high impact with low recoil energy.
I would say NO my experience with the .270 my Fav. cal
I have shot identical rifles & ammo & have had different recoil
hard to explian but I kind of notice say the Ruger American rifle in 30.06 & .308 has kind of a push but in the .270 it is more like a punch
this all could be just me
well my Rem 700 mountain rifle in 270 has a rather sharp kick whereas my Rem 760 pump in 30-06 is a more pronounced reward push. I know we use terms that are hard to visualize but most recoil has to do with the weight of the rifle. I'm not talking big magnums which all seem to bark pretty hard to me. I've shot 338 win, 444 marlin but the 300 weatherby was a handful for me and all I would want. My 300 Savage is about as tame in recoil as a 243.
This is an action/reaction question of physics. If two projectiles (bullets) of the same weight are moving forward or shot at the same velocity, they produce the same amount of energy. The bullet moves forward (action), the rifle moves backward (reaction). If the two rifles are identical, weigh the same, have the same recoil pad, etc., then the physical recoil (reaction) would be the same. BUT recoil also has a mental component which is very personal from shooter to shooter. This is why we see so many conflicting answers to a question like this. Regardless of the physics, we all feel the recoil differently. We have different tolerances when it comes to recoil. I once read that some large shooters have less tolerance then smaller shooters. Since they don't get pushed back as much as smaller folks, they absorb more recoil. Don't know if this is true, but it is clear that this is not as simple of a question as it might seem.
Rifle Recoil... Not all feel the same..
Everything said has been correct but I would like to point out the importance of a quality stock that fits and a good recoil pad. I have shot a bunch of 30-06s. I have used the same reload of a 165gr Nosler BT with the same amount of Win 760 powder. Some of those rifles for me are very unpleasent to shoot, while others I have no problem firing 50 rounds. I am glad that I didn't write off the 30-06 before I found one I love to shoot.
Recoil is an enactment of basic physics: for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. In order for the recoil to be the same, you have to be throwing that bullet (same grain) out the muzzle at the same speed (muzzle velocity). If they aren't similar, neither will be the recoil. Kinetic energy OUT the barrel equals the kinetic energy pushing your body backwards. What will affect the recoil is the weight of the rifle (heavier is better), recoil pads, and so forth.
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I'd guess they say not to worry about it, but it's worthwhile to check.
This is a discussion on PA Non-Resident License . . . within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Mailed the application to Centre County on Sunday the 30th. My check was cashed on the 6th of this month. I came home from a ...
Mailed the application to Centre County on Sunday the 30th. My check was cashed on the 6th of this month. I came home from a few days in FL last night, and the certificate was waiting in the mailbox. Very simple. However, there are a couple of tiny issues.
IN the signature box, it appears that the clerk accidently typed something there, then corrected it with whiteout. Is this cool? Also, my height is listed as 509", instead of 5'9". An obvious typo as well. Now, my name, address, etc are all correct.
Is this worth sending them a note when I return my signed copies, or should I let it go at that? Something tells me that I might wanna get that fixed . . .
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I'd guess they say not to worry about it, but it's worthwhile to check.
LEO's list your height that way on reports. 5'9" = 509 6'4" = 604. It's not a typo.
So, I called them up and asked them what I should do. At first they told me to just correct it myself and send in the other 2 copies. I didn't find this acceptable, to me something such as a license to carry a firearm should have no mistakes or obvious alterations made to it. I asked them if they could just reprint it and send me a new copy and I would destroy the old one. They told me they couldn't do that. Then they told me to just send it back to them and they would correct the issue and mail it back to me(I did not have to include a self addressed envelope when sending it back as it was an error on their part).
So I mailed it back to them early last week. Friday rolls around and I have a new letter in the mail from the Centre County Sheriffs office. I tear open the envelope to find just the single white copy in the envelope. They just used white out over my town name and reprinted over it.... I was pretty disappointed. I could have done that myself.
Yesterday I photocopied it, reduced it to ~62.5%, cut it out of the paper along with 2 extra pieces of paper of the exact same size, placed the 2 blanks behind the copy and laminated them. Now I have a credit card sized PA permit. I'm still a little irked by the use of white out, you can see it in the photocopy as well... Oh well, hopefully because of this I don't have any interesting story involving LEO encounters in the future.
Since your info is correct I wouldn't worry about it. They wouldn't do anything to fix the white out on the signature box.
Well, I see you haven't been hanging around the likes of me! I was turned down a few weeks ago due to the background check, no reason given, challenge in progress.
Congrats on the permit!
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Colorado Springs City Council has given initial approval to new fire codes. KRCC's Katherine-Claire O'Connor reports.
The proposed ordinances aim to reduce fire damage. Changes include using fire resistant roofing materials, and controlling the growth of trees and shrubs. Deputy Fire Marshal Kris Cooper says in the wake of the Waldo Canyon Fire the new rules simply make sense.
"Firefighters and fire crews had to make choices and take a stand and say, 'Okay we are going to start defending from this point on,' or 'These houses are savable. Those are too far threatened, or too far along.' Those are very tough decisions to make. So if we can increase the safety of the community to where we have fewer ignitions in the event of a future wildfire, then obviously the community as a whole is better for that."
Nearly all seventy people rebuilding after the Waldo Canyon Fire voluntarily agreed to the new updates. A final vote is expected in January. For KRCC news, I'm Katherine-Claire O'Connor.
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" And with all my heart and all my soul. With all I am. Lord I will follow You. You took the cross. You took my shame. Restored my life. Lord I live to worship you."
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25 And Adam knew his wife again; and she bare a son, and called his name Seth: For God, said she, hath appointed me another seed instead of Abel, whom Cain slew.
26 And to Seth, to him also there was born a son; and he called his name Enos: then began men to call upon the name of the LORD.
This Word of the Day will be my New Years message to start out 2014. I believe that most of us know the story of Cain and Abel. It all started out with jealousy over their offerings unto the LORD. Abel gave unto the LORD with his all his heart with the fruit of the ground and the firstlings of his flock and of the fat thereof. The LORD had respect unto Abel and his offering. Cain's offering came with no respect to the LORD. He gave with no feelings or desire to gave back to God. The LORD asked him why he was wroth and why thy countenance fallen?
Verse 7 states " If thou doest well, shall thou not be accepted? and if thou doest not well, sin lieth at the door. And unto thee shall be his desire, and thou shalt rule over him." Verse 8 was about he first murder on earth: " And Cain talked with Abel his brother: and it came to pass, when they were in the field, that Cain rose up against Abel his brother, and slew him."
Ok, that is the history of Chapter 4, now comes the part that teaches me a lesson. In Canaan I used to watch and study a lot of T.D. Jakes' sermons. He named this message " Do it Again." Eve, the mother of Cain and Abel lost not only her son Abel to murder and a early death, but also lost her son Cain because he murdered her other son. Cain went out of the presence of the LORD (and his family) and dwelt in the land of Nod. She lost them both to sin.
After all this hurt, pain, loss and suffering, Eve surly could have just sat there and did nothing, wasted her live away for all the pain that she felt. But she decided to do something about it and had another son, Seth. When we face difficulties in life, we have two options, do nothing or get up and Do it again. Try again and succeed the second time around. We may fail or things may happen that we have no control of, but we must try again and succeed with Christ in our lives.
Seth had a son Enos and here is the best part, then began men to call upon the name of the LORD. They began to worship God publicly and together and not just in their " closet. " It was like a new beginning for the first family. They got through their trial with the hand of God upon them and then praised Him and began to call upon His name. Seth and his family called themselves the sons of God and Cain, the image of sin called themselves the sons of men. There began the separation between believers and non believers.
If first you fail, Do it Again and try harder with prayer and looking to our Father for help and strength and begin or continue to call upon the LORD, Jehovah! So for 2014, start fresh and Do it Again with God as your guide this time.
" Oh - we bring the Kingdom come. Oh - with every act of love. Jesus help us carry You, Alive in us, Your light shines through with every act of love. We bring the Kingdom come."
Timothy Furness


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new waves 2013
MOCA presents its annual juried exhibition, New Waves 2013 for the 18th year. Over 180 artists from across Virginia submitted work and proved, yet again, that the Commonwealth contains a rich and vast array of artistic talent. This exciting exhibition demonstrates the diversity of materials and approaches that are used in contemporary art today.
Read more about the exhibit in MOCA's gallery guide.
- Jonathan Aumen
- Christopher Bavaria
- Crystal Bowers
- Diana Caramat
- Robert Carlson
- Christiana Caro
- Thomas Condon
- Ed Dolinger
- Knox Garvin
- Daniel Goodwin
- Natalie Guerrieri
- Zoya Gutina
- Christi Harris
- Sarah Irvin
- Jeff James
- Helen Jones
- Lorie McCown
- Christine Navin
- Howard Rodman
- John Rudel
- Matthew Rutherford
- Tom Siegmund
- Kristin Skees
- Jerome Sturm
- Robert Sulkin
- Akiko Tanaka
- Susan Tolbert
- Roberto Westbrook
- Scott Whipkey
- Shaun Whiteside
- Sandy Willcox
- Megan Wynne
- Blade Wynne
The juror for New Waves 2013 is Carla Hanzal, an independent curator based in Charlotte, North Carolina. Hanzal previously served as the Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Mint Museum (2002-2012) where she organized 40 exhibitions, including initiating the VantagePoint contemporary art series and the nationally-recognized exhibition, Romare Bearden: Southern Recollections. Prior to working at the Mint, Hanzal was curator of the Contemporary Art Center of Virginia, now MOCA, (1997-2002).
Best in Show: $2,000, Shaun Whiteside
Second Place: $1,000, Christiana Caro
Third Place: $500, Kristin Skees
Honorable Mentions: $250 (two awarded), Robert Sulkin & Jonathan Aumen
MOCA is hosting this in celebration of the City of Virginia Beach's 50th Anniversary.


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Alumni Notes: Ahlum Scarola '02
Ahlum Scarola is the new principal at Acequia Madre Elementary, replacing William Beachem, who retired.
Boyd said Scarola had been serving as assistant principal at Aqua Fria Elementary. Scarola has previous experience as both an elementary school teacher and principal, Boyd said. The Oregon native has degrees in psychology from Portland State University and teaching from Lewis and Clark College in Portland.


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Nearly half of today's hiring managers say they know within the first 5 minutes whether a candidate is a good fit for the job. Push the clock out to 15 minutes and 87% say they have a yay or nay opinion, according to the latest CareerBuilder survey.
Your takeaway: Strive for a good impression immediately. Bonus upshot: Don't do any of the following below.
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When I eat Morroccan flavors, it makes me want to visit that country and feel first-hand the bright, colorful personality that seems to be infused in each dish. Spices like turmeric, cumin, cinnamon, and ginger ... Vegetables like carrots, chickpeas, sugar snap peas, cucumber, red bell pepper ... With a little sweetness from a dried fruit and smokiness from toasted almonds ... It's almost like they want all the flavors in one dish for fear of missing out on something! This salad is at once, savory, crunchy, sweet, and delicious.
Instead of cous cous, however, I used quinoa because I've not eaten wheat for three and a half months as a bit of a health test. And instead of raisins, I used Zante currants because that was what was in the pantry. I forgot to stir the almonds in so I put them around the edge of the platter. I also grilled some lemon-marinated chicken and dinner was served.
We sat down and Ken said with a grin on his face, "Do you think you made enough quinoa?"
Oof ... this recipe makes lots! And I still forget that there's usually only two of us at the table. :/
This recipe has already been published on the internet, I'll provide it for you as a download here, too.
Bon Appétit!


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the ecological messages in Marx's writings.
That there are these ecological messages is demonstrated by Marx's sensitisation to the need to protect and conserve nature. Capra makes this explicit in this quotation from the Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts:
"Nature is man's inorganic body-nature, that is, in so far as it is not itself the human body. 'Man lives on nature' means that nature is his body, with which he must remain in continuous intercourse if he is not to die. That man's physical and spiritual life is linked to nature means simply that nature is linked to itself, for man is part of nature."35
What is needed is a critique not just of capitalism, on which Marxists have tended to concentrate, but of industrial society as a whole. The work of the Frankfurt Institute of Social Research has certainly broadened this perspective within Marxism by focusing its analysis on a critique of technical reason, rather than specifically on the economic relations of production. For instance in his critique of science and technology Marcuse, one of the original members of the Frankfurt School, has referred to the material destructiveness of all industrial societies arising from their accentuation of quantitative rather than qualitative growth. The framework of analysis used by the Frankfurt School—critical theory— which concentrates not just on the economic relations of production, but on the totality of society, does seem the best prospect for the development of an analysis of ecological issues as an aspect of social exploitation. Moreover the firm commitment of critical theory to the principle of human emancipation, and its inter-disciplinary approach, lends strength to this argument.
There are some continuities between the thought of radical humanists such as Illich and Schumacher, and those of the Frankfurt School. Perhaps the exploration of these continuities provides the best basis both for the development of a sociological perspective on ecological issues of current concern, and the emergence of a new theory of industrialisation.
1. R. Frankenberg, Communities in
Britain, Penguin, 1969. ch.ll 2. F . Tonnies, Community and Association,
RKP, 1955 3. J . Freund, 'German Sociology in the
Time of Max Weber', in T. Bottomore and R. Nisbet (eds) A History of Sociological Analysis, Heinemann, 1979. p. 154 4. F . Pappenheim, The Alienation of Modern Man, Modern Reader Paper
backs, 1968. pp.66-77 5. P. Tillich, 'Systematic Theology', vol.I,
in W.A. Weisskopf, Alienation and Economics, Clarke, Irwin & Co., 1971. p.38 G.Ibid. 7.H.H. Gerth & C. Wright Mills, From Max Weber, RKP, 1970. p.139. 'Science as a Vocation' BJbid. p.214 9. A. Giddens, Capitalism and Modern
Social Theory, CUP, 1971. p.184 10.1. Illich, Deschooling Society, Penguin,
1973. p.l l 11.1. Illich, Energy and Equity, Calder &
Boyars, 1974. p.59 12. Ibid. 13.1. Illich, op.cit, 1973 14.1. Illich, Limits to Medicine, Penguin,
1977 15.P.L. Berger & T. Luckman, The Social
Construction of Reality, Penguin, 1971. p.106 16.1. Illich, op.cit, 1973. p.44
17.1. Illich, Ibid., p.9 lS.Ibid., p.109 19.1bid., pp.114/115 20.1. Illich, Tools for Conviviality, Fontana,
1975. p.l l 21. H. Marcuse, One Dimensional Man,
Abacus, 1972. p.47 22. P. Tillich, Systematic Theology, Vol.11,
Nisbet James & Co. Ltd., 1957. p.56 23.1. Illich, op.cit., 1975. p.12 24. Ibid., p.60 25. E.F . Schumacher, Small is Beautiful,
Abacus, 1974. p.30 26. E . Fromm, To Have or To Be? Sphere
Books Ltd., Abacus, 1979. p.114 27. F . Capra, The Tao of Physics, Fontana,
1976. p.324 28. F . Capra, The Turning Point, Wildwood
House, 1982. p.17 29. Ibid., p.18 30. Ibid., p.21 31. Ibid., p.22 32. A. MacBeath, 'The Need for a Social
Philosophy', in W.D. Birrell et al (eds), Social Administration, Penguin, 1973. pp.283/284 33. F . Capra, op.cit., 1976. p.325 34. K. Kumar, Prophecy and Progress,
Penguin, 1978. p.260 35. K. Marx, 'Economic and Philosophic
Manuscripts', in F . Capra, op.cit. 1982. p.217
Alwyn Jones is Senior Lecturer in Sociology in the Department of Behavioural and Communication Studies at the Polytechnic of Wales.
From August 6th 1983, the anniversary of Hiroshima, people from all over the world are commencing a fast for an indeterminate period to protest against the continuing arms race, including the siting of Pershing and Cruise in Western Europe. Their fast will be brought to an end only when negotiations at Geneva indicate that a halt will be called to the spread of nuclear weapons. For further details contact: Fast for Life 942 Market St. No. 710 San Francisco California 94102 Tel: (415) 982-4637
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Yesterday we went on a mountain bike ride with my dad (as usual) cept this time he got "lost". And instead of a nice 2 -3 hr run, it turned out to be 4+. My PAWS HURT! Mommy yelled at daddy for not using trail shoes 'cause she saw how pink my paws were. ;_; we'll be ok though, today it's SNOWING again. we ran around our yard destroying all the pretty powpow. It's great to have a snowing rest day!
Well, mommy made daddy take me the the vet that second time because the vet wanted to do a full blood panel and a pancreatic lipase test on me... whatever that means. And everything came back totally healthy, YAY! They said that I had a little bit of something that even mommy can't remember, but they decided to try deworming first. After that they said maybe it was just because I digest my food too slow so it goes bad in my tummy before it comes out the other end so I end up vomitting it up instead. So the vet gave mommy some pills (which I don't like)! But mommy has perfected in making me swallow them. BLECH!
Mommy's been very peeved these days because of the dog food recall thing. And even though we weren't affected by it, mommy is still worried that processed foods are still bad (especially cause I have a delicate tummy). So she started cooking for us. It's very very yummy, but I don't like the veggies, and she tries to trick me by cutting them into kibble sizes... I'M NOT STUPID!! I can tell a carrot from my kibble! But so far I haven't thrown up once in 2 weeks since we saw the vet. Mommy's very proud of me.
I guess I haven't been feeling my best lately, though mommy couldn't tell because I can still run circles around her when we go trail running. But she made me go see Dr. Randy twice this week. The first time they had this thing called a "thermometer" and that was REALLY unpleasant!!! But when they had to take blood, Dr. Randy said I was an angel. HA! I think Grover just wanted to come along cause Dr. Randy always gives us treats when we visit. I hope there's nothing wrong with me!
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Amidst all the shrieking and wailing amongst Conservative MPs who have convinced themselves it is essential they take a principled stand for a non-binding motion making vague proposals on an issue that is of significant importance to a tiny fragment of the electorate, some good points are being made.
One can be found in this piece by James Forsyth, in which he effectively argues that the Conservative whippping team is not fit for purpose.
I suspect Mr Forsyth is right, but not because the current batch of Tory whips are ignorant buffoons, or only semi-competetent leg-breakers and arm-twisters. In all likelihood, they're the same blend of rising starts and seasoned Parliamentary machinists that have always made up the Tory whips office. No, It's not that they messed up. Rather, it's that the game of whipping done changed.
Listen to the voice of the anonymous Tory MP quoted by James Forsyth: "He complained that his whip had only spoken to him once in the last 12 months, had no idea what interested him and just assumed he would vote for the government regardless of what his constituents or conscience told him. "
Do you know what that is? That's the sound of an MP who knows that it would take an awful lot more than the occassional rebellion to lose the whip and with it lose his (or her) seat. What's more, it's the sound of someone who suspects that a reputation for independence of spirit and vote will go down rather better with the media, their electorate and their constituency than a resutation as a loyalist, and therefore fears the whips only insofar as they fear a lack of preferment. That anonymous MP is not alone. You can think what you like about Douglas Carswell, Nadine Dorries, or Peter Hollobone, but their backbench life must look remarkably enjoyable to most Tory MPs, especially those who are beginning to doubt that their career propsects are particularly great.
This changing texture of Parliamentary discipline impacts all the parties. We see in in the gradual increase in Parliamentary revolts, in the outspokeness of Backbenchers, in the freedom to reveal themselves as individuals is embraced online, in blog-posts, in local campaigns.
Peter Oborne was wrong. The era of truly professional politicians has not led to servility, but instead created a class of MPs who are not willling to trade away their votes for a quiet life, and who have made themselves so secure in their constituencies that they do not fear the wrath of the centre.
Perhaps this is why rebelliousness is increasing in all main parties, a point Professor Phil Cowley is repeatedly dragged onto Radio 4 to make to errant political dyspeptics of all shades of opinion. I suspect, but cannot prove, that much of this is driven by MPs who have arrived in parliament via a route that grounded in their community, not directly by leader-patronage, which creates a group of MPs who have slaved for years to get into parliament and thus have no desire to be simple lobby-fodder when they get here.
The Boundary commission may even be exarcerbating this trend. Who do you think Tory members are more likely to choose in a contested selection- a colourless loyalists with a letter from the Chief, or a spiky press release machine who stands up for what members want to hear?
All this is precious little comfort to Number Ten, though they might enjoy knowing that the biggest Tory European rebellion ever shows that they are merely the victims of historical factors, not their own incompetence. The question is, what to do about it?
Here's my suggestion: Abolish the Chief Whip, and introduce a Parliamentary Maitre'D instead.
I don't mean abandon parliamentary discpline, or abandoning the Three line whip, but changing the way Government approach discipline. The role of the Whips office at the moment is confined to arranging parliamentary business and ensuring people turn up and vote the right way. There's little or no attempt to manage the general happiness of individual MPs, or of understanding when or how they might be allowed off the leash in order to impress the punters.
If the whips were abolished, and a PM created a "Parliamentary Affairs Department", a powerful PM could fold in the Leader of the House and Whips office with parts of the Cabinet office, and by giving the job to one of the big beasts of the government, not an anonymous fixer, they'd create a department whose job it was to ensure that all other departments were alive to the concerns of the backbenches. Ideally, that big beast would be a leader loyalist – whoever had managed their leadership campaign, say, so someone known to have the Leaders' ear.
The new Department would have the clout to summon Junior Ministers and read them the riot act when not being soictious of Backbench concerns, and since such a department would be intimiately involved in running reshuffles, the Junior Ministers would jump. they would be tightly integrated with both the Leader's political office and the Party machine, listening to the hum of the political wires out in the country as well as in Parliament.
Such a department would also have responsibility for the pastoral care of MPs – the things like offices, securing speakers for annual dinners and photo's with the leader, getting meetings, being provided with information, all the things that help make life bearable for busy backbenchers. This would lead to the kind of active political management that we expect in US "Legislative affairs", but in the UK has been mainly confined to an informal, usually poorly resourced, operation between the Leader's office, the parliamentary party and the Central office. None of the major parties manage their MPs well, in terms of non-vote matters, this is a potential area for huge improvement.
Finally, changing the structure of the Whips office would create the chance for British POlitics to adapt to the emerging reality of a more US-style attitude to legislative discipline. Here's a proposal for any Party leader willing to be bit brave: Accept openly that sometimes MPs will vote against the whip, and agree to effectively license rebellion on matters of local or individual concern where agreed in advance. In return, ask your Parliamentary Party to agree a "Four line whip" – a vote on an essential matter on which the government is entitled to expect the support of all MPs, which can only be imposed after a debate and vote at either the '22 or the PLP. If a "super-whip" is then breached, this becomes a matter for serious discipline, to the extent of suspension of whip on the motion of the Leader.
So, here's my suggestion to Mr Cameron, If you want fewer rebellions, abolish the whips.


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How to Integrate Live Chat in your magento store
If you look at the right-bottom of this page, you will notice a nice looking chat widget. Yes that's the Zopim Live Chat.
If you want to interact with your visitors, give support to them, know the statistics of the visits, get offline messages etc. then Zopim Live Chat seems to be very promising choice.
Integration of Zopim Live Chat
If you want to add Zopim Live Chat to your Magento Store, you don't need to use any third party modules as it is so simple & straight forward to use.
Integration Steps:
Sign up with Zopim
Visit Zopim site to sign up/create a account. Once you complete the sign up form then you will get a confirmation link in your mail for verification. Once confirmed your account is ready to use the Zopim Live Chat widget.
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Grap the Widget Code
Login to the Zopim Dashboard page with the credentials used during sign up. After login, click on the Settings tab on the top right then you can see the following screen:
When you are in Settings section,then you can see two tabs on the left: 'Embed widget on my site' & 'Customize widget'.
'Embed widget on my site' -> When you click on this tab you will see the script ready for copy-paste in Magento.
'Customize widget' -> Click on this tab if you want to customize the look and feel, default text, position etc of your chat widget.
- Insert the Widget Code in Magento
After getting the Widget code(Zopim Dashboard > Settings > Embed widget on my site) from Zopim Site, login to the Magento and go to:
System > Configuration > General > Design > Footer > Miscellaneous HTML > Paste the widget code here..
4. You're done
Refresh the cache and load the frontend page, you will see the sexy chat widget ready for interaction


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The best ice therapy product on the market! The Chilly-Billy™ is a revolutionary product designed for any athlete requiring therapy for fatigued or overused shoulder and elbows. Whether you play baseball, softball or another sport, the Chilly-Billy™ ice compress provides the therapeutic benefit athletes need. All you need is ice!
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When an athlete fatigues or overuses a muscle, there is typically some type of microtear and bleeding with the muscles. Icing, or cryo-therapy is best used immediately after the injury or right after the athlete completes their performance. For example, it is recommended for a baseball pitcher, after throwing in a game or practice session, to apply ice wraps immediately. By applying the ice to the muscle group areas, the ice minimizes swelling and restricts the blood flow. The ice also reduces any pain and soreness associated with the injury or fatigue.
The Chilly-Billy™ ice compress provides a unique and patent pending apparatus that allows an athlete to put the icing jacket on, and obtain effective & efficient coverage of all necessary muscle groups. It's easy for one person to add the ice. The patented saddle compartment design and icing chute allows the ice to be added very easily. In fact, one person can fill the compartment with ice as the player is actually wearing the Chilly-Billy™ ice compress.
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I had the treatment to add fullness to my Tear Troughs as I looked tired all the time due to the hollows. I bruised very badly under one eye & had lumpiness for quite a while. Now I just have 2 'black eyes' one worse than the other as more product was put there.
It would have looked great if it wasn't for the discolouration, but now I have to put up with looking worse than I did before the treatment, so it definitely wasn't worth it for me.
Does anyone know whether Juvederm Ultra 4 is ok to use in the Tear Trough areas? I had it injected over 5 weeks ago & have been left with 2 'black eyes'. My practitioner doesn't agree that it's due to the Tyndall effect & suggests that I have had an adverse reaction. He tells me Ultra 4 is recommended for the Tear Trough area, but I have read to the contrary.


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Some Voters Turned Away
Only residents who live within the city limits of Gainesville could participate.
Gail Fanuelsen, Gainesville resident, said, "I came all the way out here today. I have a Gainesville address and I've been turned away."
Alachua County Supervisor of elections Pam Carpenter said her office has gotten loads of calls about county residents wanting to vote in a city election.
"They see on their address that its Gainesville, Florida and they're making an assumption that they live in the city and we're having to explain to them that they're not in the city limits and they're not eligible to vote in this election," Carpenter said.
Still, even with county residents excluded, voters broke a record this year with a massive turnout during early voting last week.
"The highest average they had was right around 500. So it was four times what they've ever had before," Carpenter said.
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With Ferrari reported to be preparing to rope in James Allison, who left his post as technical director of Lotus on Wednesday, it could be likely that the Italian team may be setting up to tempt Kimi Raikkonen back to Maranello.
The Finn's contract with Lotus expires at the end of the current season and has given no clear indication yet whether he would stay with the Enstone-based outfit or even Formula 1 beyond 2013.
There have been concerns whether Lotus has the necessary budget to keep up in the development battle and provide Raikkonen, currently second in the standings, a car to fight for the title through the course of the season.
Red Bull had admitted that the 2007 world champion was a candidate to replace Mark Webber next year, should the Australian decide to call it quits, suggesting that the Finnish driver was open to switch teams.
Raikkonen was also rumoured to have been a candidate last year to replace Felipe Massa in 2013, with the 33-year-old saying "you never know what can happen in the future" when asked if he would consider returning to Ferrari.
Autosport revealed on Thursday that Allison was "closing in on a move to join Ferrari in a senior technical position" with the two parties believed to be "working towards an agreement".
Allison was with Ferrari from 2000 to 2004, when the team won five drivers' and constructors' championship in a row with Michael Schumacher.
Former Formula 1 driver and now television pundit Martin Brundle said on Twitter that "Kimi won't be pleased" with Allison leaving Lotus.
"Key tech personnel changes as important as top driver moves," Brundle explained.
Fernando Alonso has a contract with Ferrari until the end of 2016, while teammate Massa had his contract extended by only a year last season.
Ferrari hasn't won a constructors' championship since 2008 and a drivers' title since 2007, when Raikkonen clinched the crown, forcing the team to strengthen its technical department in an attempt to get back at the top.
It may possible that Raikkonen could follow Allison, who has been much sought after by rival teams, to Ferrari to give himself a shot to fight in what could be his second title.


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Possible end to Ocean Shores rv's?
Found this elsewhere. With all the RV's owned by PNW members it might affect someone. What started as a proposal to extend RV camping days on private property became a possibility to end it.
end of ocean camping?
For those interested in getting out of Ocean Shores I have a RV lot "For Sale" up beach in Copalis. Cash or contract!!
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I understand that it is not lawful to take Upland Game Birds from any type of watercraft (which btw is not defined in the regulations so its confusing whether you can be standing in a moored boat or drifting naturally, etc).
I am trying to confirm that Doves are NOT considered Upland Game and are Migratory Birds and allowed to be hunted from watercraft. Is that the case?
Mourning doves are migratory game birds. As a result, federal regulations apply. The corresponding regulation states:
No persons shall take migratory game birds from or by means of any motorboat or other craft having a motor attached, or any sailboat, unless the motor has been completely shut off and/or the sails furled, and its progress therefrom has ceased: Provided, That a craft under power may be used to retrieve dead or crippled birds; however, crippled birds may not be shot from such craft under power.
Federal regulations can be found in Title 50, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 20, which are available at: http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/CFR-2008-title50-vol1/content-detail.html.


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Norwegian mass murderer Anders Breivik plotted to bomb President Barack Obama at the ceremony where he collected his Nobel Peace Prize in 2009, according to reports.
The far-right extremist told police that he planned to detonate a car full of explosives in the square next to Oslo City Hall, where Mr Obama accepted the prize in 2009, according to Norway's Dagbladet newspaper.
Breivik reportedly said that the attack would be largely symbolic as security would have prevented him from getting close enough to hurt the US president.
Breivik, 33, has admitted carrying out attacks that left 77 people dead on 22 July last year. His trial is due to begin on 16 April.
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This cycling event is to raise money for the Food Bank and Salvation Army to provide turkeys to needy families during the holiday season. Distance options include 10, 15, 20, 30, 46, and 66 miles. Event cost is $20.00. Helmets are mandatory. Further details can be found on our website at dothanareacyclists.com.
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Definition of sag
intransitive verb
1 : to droop, sink, or settle from or as if from pressure or loss of tautness
2a : to lose firmness, resiliency, or vigor spirits sagging from overworkb : to decline especially from a thriving state
3 : drift
4 : to fail to stimulate or retain interest
transitive verb
: to cause to sag : leave slack in
Examples of sag in a Sentence
The roof is sagging in the middle.
The economy began to sag.
As all our efforts failed, our spirits sagged.
Origin and Etymology of sag
Middle English saggen; akin to Middle Low German sacken to sink, Norwegian dialect sakka
First Known Use: 14th centurySee Words from the same year
Definition of sag
1 : a tendency to drift (as of a ship to leeward)
2a : a sagging part the sag in a ropeb : a drop or depression below the surrounding areac : an instance or amount of sagging
3 : a temporary decline (as in the price of a commodity)
Examples of sag in a Sentence
if there's too much sag in the rod, the curtains will drag on the floor
First Known Use of sag
Definition of SAG
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SAG Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of sag for English Language Learners
: to bend or hang down in the middle especially because of weight or weakness
: to become weaker or fewer
SAG Defined for Kids
Definition of sag for Students
1 : to sink, settle, or hang below the natural or right level The roof sags in the middle.
2 : to become less firm or strong As all our efforts failed, our spirits sagged.
Definition of sag for Students
: a part or area that sinks or hangs below the natural or right level
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Mind The Gap: Surviving The Technical Security Skills Crisis
Are you having a hard time finding and hiring qualified IT security staff – and retaining them on staff? If so, you are not alone. There is a widespread technical security skills crisis, and the situation is not going away any time soon. Forrester and IBM, in a joint research study, have probed deeper into this problem to offer solutions.
Join this webinar to hear from Andy Rose (Principal Analyst, Security & Risk group – Forrester Research), Nick Hayes (Lead Researcher, Security & Risk group – Forrester Research), and Jack Danahy (IBM Security Services executive) as they discuss the security skills gap and insights gained from the recent research study. As you struggle to increase security funding and headcount, this webinar will help you make the case for both. Attend this webinar to learn:
- How this problem puts your company at risk – today, 92 percent of security decision-makers report that staffing issues are contributing to heightened levels of risk
- The prognosis of the industry – the situation is only getting worse, say survey participant
- The future of IT security – forward-thinking security leaders are looking to new solutions and approaches, including partnering with managed security services providers (MSSPs)
Attend this webinar to hear key recommendations for preparing for a future when technical skills will be in even higher demand.