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Police tactics came under scrutiny on Saturday night after their decision to route loyalist demonstrators past a nationalist area in east Belfast erupted in riots.
The police casualty list reached 29 overnight as officers were injured trying to quell sectarian clashes linked to the union flag dispute. The police officers were taken to hospital following rioting between nationalists and loyalists in Castlereagh Street in the east of the city.
Northern Ireland's chief constable confirmed that 29 of his officers had been injured in Saturday's disturbances. The head of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI), Matt Baggott, said it was a difficult security operation dealing with a large number of people determined to cause disorder and violence.
"My colleagues brought the situation under control with exceptional courage and professionalism. I know the vast majority of people will be grateful for their efforts," he said. "Police will continue to engage with all those committed to finding a solution to these issues."
At one stage on Saturday afternoon there was hand to hand fighting between Catholic residents of the Short Strand area and loyalist marchers returning from Belfast city centre. Several police officers were taken to hospital following the rioting between nationalists and loyalists in the Castlereagh Street/Albertbridge Road area in the east of the city. Rioters also hijacked a car and set it on fire on the Beersbridge Road area during the early evening disturbances.
The disorder broke out after hundreds of loyalist demonstrators passed by the Catholic Short Strand district shortly after 3pm. They had been returning from a loyalist rally outside Belfast city hall at lunchtime to protest against the council's restrictions on flying the union flag there.
Loyalists claimed that they were attacked first as nationalist youths from the Short Strand threw bricks and bottles as they were coming back from the protest. Nationalists complained that the loyalist march should never have been routed past their homes in the Short Strand.
There was a tense standoff in the area on Saturday evening with lines of armoured police vehicles, some of them with giant canvas screens, and dozens of riot squad officers standing between rival groups of loyalists and nationalists. A number of senior loyalist politicians including the leader of the Ulster Volunteer Force-linked Progressive Unionist party, Billy Hutchinson, later arrived in the area to try and prevent further trouble erupting. A PSNI helicopter hovered above the interface and monitored the situation from above. Last week the police helicopter helped locate a man who allegedly fired shots at police lines during a riot on the nearby Newtownards Road. Later in the evening, police riot squad officers continued to keep around 300 loyalists apart from a smaller group of nationalists at Castlereagh Street and Albertbridge Road in east Belfast.
A PSNI spokesman confirmed that one plastic baton round was fired during the disturbances at the sectarian interface which was the scene of six consecutive days of violence last week. The PSNI also fired water cannon at the rioters from both sides who bombarded police officers with bricks, bottles and other missiles.
Bus services into east Belfast were also suspended on Saturday with the prospect of further rioting breaking out in the area.
Questions were raised over the policing of Saturday's march, particularly regarding the decision to route the loyalists back into east Belfast via the Albert bridge over the river Lagan. This route passes by the nationalist areas of the Market and Short Strand, the latter turning once again into a violent flashpoint on Saturday evening.
Local Sinn Féin councillor Niall Ó Donnaghaile said tensions are running high among residents after five weeks of protests in the area.
"We've a number of homes along the Albertbridge Road seriously, seriously damaged. That's the impact of an illegal parade," he said. "What has been allowed to happen here is an absolute disgrace and now we as a community have to deal with the fallout of illegal protests, anti-democratic protests and people who simply cannot tolerate the fact that the Short Strand as a community exists."
Loyalist community worker Jim Wilson criticised the police decision to block the Queen's bridge resulted later in disturbances on the Albert bridge near Short Strand.
"It's not four hours ago I sat down with police and I warned them that this possibly could happen," he said. "I said to them, if they do not let them through then they will take an ulterior route and the problem is they took an ulterior route and they came round this way and then police were not prepared for that."
Up to 1,000 protesters had demonstrated earlier on Saturday at Belfast city hall against the council's decision last month to end its policy of flying the union flag 365 days a year. The main march into the city centre from east Belfast for the rally passed off without incident.
Meanwhile, part of the Belfast to Dublin railway line had to be closed earlier yesterday due to a bomb alert near the tracks. The PSNI confirmed that a small but viable pipe bomb device was found in Donegall Avenue on Saturday morning. A number of homes had to be evacuated during a security operation to deal with the bomb while rail passengers travelling from Dublin had to be taken by bus from Newry to Belfast.


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Born into a prominent family in South India, Swami Sivananda was spiritual from a young age. He was exceptionally bright and trained as a doctor, serving in Malaysia for several years where he successfully ran a hospital, served the poor, edited health journals and wrote on medical topics. Listening to the call of spirituality he moved to India and spent several years practicing austerities and meditating. He finally settled in Rishikesh and set up the first ashram there. His aim was to serve humanity in every way and with his spiritual magnetism, oratory power and strong voice he attracted disciples and always encouraged people to strive for spiritual development.
The spiritual strength behind the Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centres, Swami Sivananda's teachings are a synthesis of all the formal doctrines of Yoga. He trained many exceptional disciples in Yoga and Vedanta - among them Swami Vishnudevananda, whom he sent to spread the practice of Yoga in the West.
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Swami Vishnudevananda started his career in the army. Once, while looking for a lost paper in a waste basket, he saw a pamphlet entitled "20 Spiritual Instructions" by Swami Sivananda which began "An ounce of practice is better than tons of theory". This left such an impression that he took a 36-hour leave to meet Swami Sivananda in far away Rishsikesh in the Himalayas and thus began his spiritual journey.
He is the founder of the International Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centres, a world renowned authority on Hatha and Raja Yoga and author of the bestseller, "The Complete Illustrated Book of Yoga" amongst several other books. He is one of the pioneers of Yoga in the West and was known as the "Flying Swami" for the different peace missions he accomplished around the world.


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Feb. 23, 2012
TOWSON, Md. --- Junior guard Caroline Durbin has been named to a first-team Capital One All-American, as announced by CoSIDA on Thursday, Feb. 23. It is the first such honor for Durbin, and the first academic All-American honor for the Lobos in program history.
A business major with concentration in finance and accounting, Durbin has the highest grade point average on the list of 15 recipients with a 4.16. She is the only Mountain West affiliate to earn All-American honors and boasts the only first-team GPA above a 4.0.
"I'm very surprised and honored, it is an amazing feeling to see your hard work in the classroom recognized on such a large scale," Durbin said. "This is a testament to the support that I've gotten from my teammates, coaches and my academic advisor.
"It shows that the basketball program at New Mexico is focused on academics as well as athletics."
Currently, Durbin is averaging 15.6 points, 3.7 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game for New Mexico. She leads the Mountain West Conference in three-point field goal percentage (53.5) and ranks second in scoring. The Austin, Tex. native is also fourth in the conference in field goal percentage (47.6) and third in minutes played (34.1).
She has scored in double figures in 23-26 games and has led the Lobos offensively in 17 contests. Durbin also has six 20-point performances to her credit this season, including a 29-point effort to set a new career high against Wyoming on Jan. 14. She also earned all-tournament honors following her efforts in the Lobos' annual Thanksgiving Tournament.
"This is such a tremendous honor for Caroline, one that she has earned," head coach Yvonne Sanchez said. "She is so focused on everything she does, and is such a perfectionist both on and off the basketball court.
"We are extremely proud of Caroline, as she has always represented the University of New Mexico with honor, integrity and class."
Following is a comprehensive list of the 2012 Capital One Academic All-America award winners:
Name School Yr. Hometown GPA Major
Elena Delle Donne Delaware Jr. Wilmington, Del. 3.60 Early Childhood Educ.
Roxana Button Houston Sr. Coppell, Texas 3.87 Psychology
Caroline Durbin New Mexico Jr. Austin, Texas 4.16 Business, Finance & Accounting
Amanda Johnson Oregon Gr. Santa Rosa, Calif. 3.97 Counseling, Psych. & Human Ser.
Glory Johnson Tennessee Gr. Knoxville, Tenn. 3.60 Master's (Communication & Info.)
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Lacey Boshe Missouri State Sr. Marshfield, Mo. 4.00 Cell & Molecular Biology
Ashley Eide South Dakota State Jr. Sioux Falls, S.D. 4.00 Health, Phys.Edu. & Recreation
Marissa Kastanek North Carolina State Jr. Lincoln, Neb. 4.00 Psychology
Brittany Rayburn Purdue Sr. West Lafayette, Ind. 3.71 Animal Science (Pre-Vet)
Rachel Semansky Montana State Jr. Highwood, Mont. 3.95 Elementary Education
Julie Wojta Wisconsin-Green Bay Sr. Francis Creek, Wis. 3.58 Business Admin., Accounting
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Kody Burke North Carolina State So. Riverside, Calif. 3.95 Management
Alyssa Charlston Idaho So. Sammamish, Wash. 4.00 Broadcasting & Digital Media
Jericka Jenkins Hampton Sr. Lancaster, Texas 3.71 Criminology, Criminal Justice
Academic All-American of the Year: Elena Delle Donne, Delaware
(1) Capital One Academic All-America ® first team in 2010-11
(2) Capital One Academic All-America ® second team in 2009-10
The Lobos, now 9-17 on the season and 3-9 in MW play, will host their last home game of 2012 on Saturday, Feb. 25 against TCU. Tip-off is slated for 2 p.m.
Saturday's contest also marks New Mexico's annual Play 4 Kay game for breast cancer awareness, sponsored by UNM Hospitals. Fans in attendance who are wearing pink will receive a discounted $2 ticket, valid in all bench seating.
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Fans can also show their support for breast cancer awareness by donating to the Kay Yow Fund for Cancer Research, in partnership with the V Foundation and the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA). Donations can be made at the following link: http://www.play4kay.org/newmexicolobos


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Playhouse for daughter
I'm looking at building a playhouse for my daughter, but I'm new to projects like this and could use some advice.
I found a floor plan online that would work using mostly supplies I already have (6' 2x4's, 6'x6' plywood siding):
However, there are a few variations to the above plan I'm considering. I could use some help with on the design. Instead of a slanted roof, I was thinking it would be cool to have a flat roof that doubled as a balcony. Something like this:
My daughter likes the idea of a rope ladder to get up there, so I do not have to worry about stairs, but I'm not sure how to do the railing. Nor am I sure how to make it strong enough so that it doesn't collapse with a couple kids jumping around on top.
Also, I'm undecided if I want to put in glass windows and a door, or if it would be better to simply have openings. Any thoughts on this?
Finally, I will be building it on a slope. What would be the best way to level it?
Any help you could give will be great. Thanks!
Good luck with a flat roof, looks cool but it's going to leak and cause damage below it.
Kids could care less about windows, leave them out or buy shed windows, just cheap single pained windows.
if you buy windows, consider changing out the glass for lexan or plexiglass or even safety glass. don't want the glass to break with jagged edges .....
Joe is correct about the flat roof, construction will get a lot more complicated in keeping the water out, you could always build a small deck/balcony adjacent to the playhouse as your next project .....
just my thoughts
Most lumber yards now sell rubber roofing in small amounts (EPDM). It stands up to minimal traffic but you can put on 2 layers, or build a floating deck over it. It isn't overly expensive, but the adhesive can be pricey, but for a playhouse you can probably use contact cement. Windows should be tempered glass only for safety. One of the vinyl rail systems that Agent Orange sells might work. Pictures of the site might help.
Thanks joecaption!
Your rafters, actually joists could overhang at the ends, rails over the walls, cut tops at an angle outside the rails to slope them away. Rails are fairly easy to seal water out from rubber.
Another question: How important is it to use building wrap for the roof and walls? Page 12 and 13 of the plan I'm looking would have me using it:
Note that I won't be using siding board as they are in the plan. I already have plywood siding that I would like to use. Since I already have it, I would like to use it to save money.
depends on how long you want it to last, and how much money you want to spend ... anything you can do to keep water away from the wood means it will last longer and have less chance of mold growth
Also for the roof, they have cement fiber boards:
Are cement fiber boards better than shingles? Note, I'm looking for easy and cheap. :D Thanks!
You could get a roll of 90#, a stiff brush (the ones that go on the end of a mop handle), and a bucket of mop grade roofing cement and it wouldn't leak. 1/4" : 12" pitch, overlap the seam 6".Glue down your lower piece, pop a chalk line on it and be careful about getting the cement too close to it. Glue it straight to the plywood.
That's not going to leak within 10 years. If it does leak a bit, slap a patch on it. The $50 roof, and no rooftop slip and slide like you'd make with EPDM or any other single ply. Safer for them to be walking on - but be careful not to get the asphalt cement all over it when you're installing!
I wouldn't put housewrap on it unless I had it laying around. You could get some 15# felt though, and use it if you shingle the roof too, it's up to you - but don't shingle a flat roof :D
I'm finally getting around to actually doing this project. I think I will go with a simple slanted roof, something like this image:
Question: Does it matter which direction you slant the roof? What considerations are there besides how it looks?
Also how much over hang would you recommend per side? The structure is 6x6x6.
Your want the roof to slope so water does not end up falling where the door is.
Lumber is sold in a Min. of 8' lenghts so why would you make it 6 X 6?
Make sure to use pressure treated lumber for the floor joist.
There going to need to be a minimum of 6 X 's.
At least 6" over hang would be good on all sides.
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Ahmed Saif Hashed to the Yemen Times: "The future will reveal who stands by the side of people and who seeks authority."
Mohammed Al-Samei (author)
Ahmed Saif Hashed is an independent parliamentarian and the head of the Save Revolution Front, a group that effectively and noticeably participated in the 2011 political uprising.
Hashed is a controversial figure, who openly criticizes opposing political affiliates, especially the Islamic Islah Party.
In an interview with the Yemen Times, Hashed discussed several political issues currently facing the country.
To start, why does the Save the Revolution Front organize protests?
Actually, we feel that the revolution started to deviate from the right way because some people attempted to make it meaningless. This set the revolution up for danger, and consequently we have tried to regain its spirit.
Most of the revolution's aims weren't achieved due to the political compromise so we will continue our sit-ins in change squares to resist this compromise.
Some say that the Save the Revolution Front was established through external support?
That isn't true because we only count on our people. Some people accuse us of treason,but this won't make us stop the work we started. We will continue our way and allow time to prove who supports the revolution and who opposes it.
We depend on the people's trust and stand by their side and not by the side of regional powers, particularly Saudi Arabia, that want us to be part of them.
Do you think that the General People's Congress (GPC) and the Joint Meeting Parties (JMPs) opposed the revolution because they signed the Gulf Initiative?
I think they wanted to implement their agendas through the revolution and to continue holding the rein of the revolution. Some political parties attempted to control the revolution, but eventually they obeyed the Gulf Initiative because of their mutual interests with Saudi Arabia.
You always criticize Saudi Arabia, but it is said, that you are loyal to Iran?
This is false, and there is no evidence to prove it. What is true, is Saudi Arabia provides huge sums of money for Sheikhs and influential political figures. Also there is the Special Committee. The names of those people were published in Al-Sharea's newspaper. The general prosecutor was supposed to investigate them.
Money was provided for some political parties and some tribal figures admitted receiving money from Saudi Arabia but because of the clear Saudi influence that dominates all state operations, they can't be investigated.
So, you opposed the Gulf Initiative and organizing protests " the government just to spite Saudi Arabia?
No we aren't retaliating, but we feel that Saudi Arabia's political containment affected the September 1962 Revolution, and now it attempts to affect this revolution by sharing power between political parties.
The Revolutionary Civil Alliance, a component of the Save the Revolution Front, presented a vision for a technocrat government, but it was rejected because this government will work on constructing a civil state based on integrity and justice.
If you were you a minister in this government, would you have organized the same activities " the government?
The future will reveal who stands by the side of people and who seeks authority. I always stand by the side of people and even when I was supported by the GPC and the Socialist Party in Parliament, I didn't stand by their side.
What are the most important revolutionary fractions that backed the Save the Revolution Front?
There are 51 revolutionary and youth fractions in Taiz, Aden and other governorates, and they are working to sustain their presence [so they can] support the people.
Some say the Front is funded by the Houthis since they opposed the [political] compromise in Yemen?
These are untrue claims. The Front is composed of multiple components.
Including the Houthis?
No, the Houthis aren't members in the Front.
What has the Front done so far?
It is enough that we didn't join or follow anyone. We focus on the deficits and stand by the side of the people, but what is currently going on leads only to an impasse.
What are the most prominent activities the Front [has organized] because we only know about the protests?
We hold press conferences, workshops and protests and in the near future we will have more activities. Some of the protests we staged put pressure [on those in power] to achieve certain things. For instance, we staged a protest in Aden to demand terminating the contract with Dubai Ports International Company.
Though some politicians deemed it impossible to cancel, it was possible by virtue of the efforts of Dr. Waad Badeeb, the Transportation Minister. Now Aden's port is controlled by Yemenis.
But who was responsible for the attack you experienced during this protest?
Unfortunately,the attackers are affiliatedwith the Southern Movement (Hirak), and I believe they defamed Hirak, as well as the Southern issue. The leaders of Hirak didn't even condemn the attack.
We struggled to regain control of Aden's port and to eliminate the corruption there - to pass on a message that it was a source of incomefor the people who suppressed the protests,but we were surprised that Hirak opposed it. We also offered to stage protests that demanded good electricity and water services. In general, we don't oppose Hirak and deem the Southern issue fair.
Some state that Ahmed SaifHashed disapproves of the government, the Southern Movement and the Islah Party. Why is this so?
I have my own perspective. I may agree with you on an issue and disagree with you on another. It is possible to side with the Southern Movement because it is a fair issue and a popular movement that stands for the demands of people. However, I am against the culture of hate and racism that distorts the awareness of the people in the South. It is also possible to say Sa'ada was subject to six wars, though some say I support the Houthis. It is difficult to please all. Anyway, we may agree or disagree depending on the issue.
How do you evaluate the Save the Revolution Front, a front that aims to save the South from further deterioration?
The front adopted documents that were already adopted by the Change Organization for Rights and Freedoms in Beirut. There were outcomes of such documents including giving the Southerners what they wanted. What the Southerners want should be implemented.
Thus far,are these legal demands?
The Southerners have the right to decide what suits them.
Will you side with them in case they decide to secede?
This is their business. Personally, I am a politician that thinks there are possible and impossible things. Also, as a human rights activist, I think people have theright to determine the appropriate thing. Politically, federalism is possible. Secession is a legitimate right that is still overwhelmed with colossal dangers that could lead to further complications and polarization.
You said separation could pose dangers. Do the secessionists not heed such dangers?
The wrong government practices in Sana'a and other political powers, particularly the Islah Party, left people intimidated and convinced them that separation is the best alternative.
What makes the Islah Party afraid of secession?
Many figures in the Islah Party have huge interests in the South. There were lands hijacked following 1994 War. Some people became billionaires. These people do realize that there will be a collision between secession and their interests. Thus, the situation has reached the point of confrontation between the Islah Party and the Southern Movement supporters.
It has been reported that there are some groups in the South funded by Saudi Arabia and others by Iran. In your opinion, why are there many different factions and interests in the South?
It can be hailed a leadership crisis. There are internal political powers that have an impact on the Southern scene. I am against treason. People have the right to consider their interests and receive aid to support their issue. This is not the problem. The problem is relevant to the leadership.
In case this situation goes on unchanged, will the Southerners receive their demands?
I earlier said the Southern issue is a fair one, but there are some who attempt to distort it.
As a political and human rights activist, [do you believe] the Southern secessionists are larger in number than the proponents of unity?
Many bad practices have incited the Southerners to call for secessionism. Sheikh Sadeq Al-Ahmer, who headed the conference of Yemeni Tribes Alliances, told the Southerners to yield to the dialogue or go to war. Such talk of war makes others uncertain of a safe future. Therefore, the tendency of Southerners to secede is on the rise.
Some say the former regime is the reason behind the recent calls for secession.
I think what was possible yesterday is impossible today. The practices currently exercised by certain political powers, including the Islah or other influential figures, make the Southerners appear firmer in their demands. What is taking place in the South resembles occupation. The Southern locals cannot have a two-meter plot of land. By contrast, the influential control 50 to 1000 hectares [of land], guarded by military vehicles.
The same is applicable in the North. Some Northerners are not allowed to own even a small piece of land.
The Southerners let go of their state, institutions and oil. Over 50 percent of income [there] is from Hadrmout. People in the South feel exceedingly mistreated.


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LAS VEGAS—At the 2015 ISC West show, exhibitors put a lot of thought into their booths—rather literally with Hikvision's "Thought Theater"—and some companies, like IDIS, are using big booths at ISC West to introduce themselves to the industry.
SAN RAMON, Calif.—Tyco now has a seat on the Thread Group's board of directors.
DELRAY BEACH, Fla.—Leveraging Big Data establishes retail security professionals as business enablers, according to four experts at TechSec2015.
TORONTO—The Women's Executive Network (WXM) has recognized Tracy Long, president of Tyco Integrated Fire & Security, Canada, as one of its 2014 Canada's Most Powerful Women: Top 100 Award Winner.
This week is the first week in 37 years that Jay Hauhn is not reporting to work at Tyco (or former sister company ADT). Hauhn's last day was on Friday. I had a chance to catch up with Jay last week at ISC East.
Jay said he's looking forward to taking the next 6 to 12 months to "decompress" from the day-to-day corporate world. But he'll stay connected to the security industry in a volunteer capacity: Hauhn serves as president of the Central Station Alarm Association, and he's also looking forward to "re-engaging with SIA [in some volunteer capacity.]"
Jay began his career with a temporary job at ADT as a "key runner," where he literally carried a metal keybox to businesses when there was an alarm. After six months, he moved to an engineering position where he worked on the "very beginnings of computerization of central stations." He later worked in the World Trade Center in New York where did further work with ADT central stations (There were 165 at the time; today there are fewer than five.)
In the course of his career, Hauhn has worked on the systems integration side of the business, has been responsible for products, and has worked as CTO.
Asked about the most important technological change he witnessed in his career? The digital dialer, he said. "The digital dailer created the residential businesses' ability to cost effectively protect homes. That was a paradigm shift," he said. Many security companies are about 70 percent residential, he noted. "[The digital dailer] led to the growth in this industry."
More recently, an important technological advancement has been managed services and in particular hosted access. Where previously a security company that did card access and video "was lucky to get a maintenance contract," hosted access changed that.
"Steve Van Till [Brivo CEO] did this," Hauhn said. "He showed this industry how to sell card access and get RMR out of every sale."
The industry is not there yet with hosted video, he said.
Hauhn said he's a huge believer that workable video analytics will be the key to hosted video.
"That's where managed video is going to finally get traction," he said. Then, only important snippets of video will be sent to the cloud.
Then that video data will be mined. "It will be more about business operation improvement as opposed to security. That's where the ROI [for end users] would be—in improved business metrics."
I asked him about the most fun stuff he's done working in the security industry.
Hauhn spent some time in the late 80s and early 90s working for ADT's federal group. "I got to design security systems for some places that don't exist," he said. "I'm still not allowed to talk about those, but to go to those federal DoD locations and know the importance of those places, and I got to design the security systems to protect them. That was neat," he said.
Hauhn also really liked some work he did with the Navy SEALS. He declined to elaborate beyond: "I got to play with some of their toys—boats and vehicles. That was fun."
Hauhn said he may do some consulting after a year or so, but he also may decide not to.
"Tyco and ADT have been very good to me," he said. "I know it sounds corny, but I've really met some fantastic people in this industry," he said. "There's a lot of cameraderie and people care about what they do—protecting assets and property."
WESTFORD, Mass.—Proximex, part of the Security Products business unit of Tyco, on Aug. 4 introduced Surveillint Essentials, an entry-level PSIM solution.
LAS VEGAS—If Goldilocks were a small business, the smart, new Simplex 4007ES fire alarm panel would be just right for her.
QUINCY, Mass.—Emergency communication systems (ECS) were developed because a fire alarm alone is not always sufficient to tell building occupants what to do in case of an emergency. But what exactly should an ECS message say? There have been no guidelines for that—until now.
LANSDALE, Pa.—Tyco Fire Protection Products' new sales leader of the company's sprinkler business in the Americas told Security Systems News that he sees positive growth opportunities in the sprinkler market in 2014 as the construction market comes back.
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DES MOINES, IOWA-The Rider University wrestling season came to an end Friday on the second day of the NCAA Wrestling Championships.
"I'm very proud of all four of our national qualifiers," said Rider head coach Gary Taylor. "They all wrestled hard and represented Rider in a very positive manner."
Rider senior 157 pound Zac Cibula (Luxemburg, Wis./Luxemburg Casco) lost 10-4 to the tenth seed, Roger Pena of Oregon State in the second round of consolations on Friday.
"Zac had to face the eighth, ninth and tenth seeds," Taylor said, "and Ramon had the fifth and sixth seeds, so they are clearly wrestling the best in the United States and were very competitive."
Rider 165 pound junior Ramon Santiago (Sayreville) lost 3-1 to the fifth seed, Steven Monk of North Dakota State in the second round of consolations on Friday.
On Thursday Cibula and Santiago each went 1-1. Santiago finishes the season 30-9 and Cibula finishes the season 24-12.
Cibula pinned the ninth seed, Frank Hickman of Bloomsburg in 2:14 in the first round before losing 13-5 to the eighth seed, Dylan Alton of Penn State in the second round of the championship bracket. Cibula lost 5-2 to Alton during the dual meet season earlier this year.
"Zac had a nice win Thursday," Taylor said, "but he's disappointed right now. He and Ramon wanted to do well out here. Fortunately for Ramon he gets another shot next year. This was his first trip to Nationals and it was certainly a growing experience for him, a learning experience that will help him."
Santiago lost 15-3 in the first round to the sixth seed, Patrick Graham of Oklahoma but came back to win 13-1 in the consolations against Josh Houldsworth of Columbia Thursday night for his 30th win of the season.
Also on the first day of the NCAA Wrestling Championships, sophomore 197 pound Donald McNeil (Plainville, Mass./Wyoming Seminary) and sophomore 133 pound Jimmy Morris (Northport, NY/St. Anthony's) each went 0-2.
In consolations, McNeil lost 8-3 to Michael Salopek of Virginia. McNeil lost 7-4 in the first round to the second seed, Quentin Wright (28-0) of Penn State. McNeil lost 12-4 to Wright earlier this year. "This time Donald wrestled him with a lot more confidence and intensity," Taylor said. "Donald had a very good match with the number two kid in the country. He wrestled hard in both of his matches. We're heading in the right direction."
Morris lost 8-5 to Mackenzie McGuire of Kent State in consolations and finishes the season 25-15. Morris lost 13-2 in the first round to the 10th seeded 133, Scotti Sentes of Central Michigan.
Morris missed the final month of the dual meet season with an ankle injury, just making it back in time for the CAA Championships. "He never really got back to form," Taylor said, "as sharp as he was earlier in the year. If he had more time he might have done better, his timing and his confidence would have been better. But this was a great experience for him that will help him down the road."


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The West is best? Not in the NFL they aren't.
Today's divisional fantasy preview takes us to the AFC West, where the Chargers reign supreme. And then there's everyone else. You're not going to find much elite talent in this division, but I'm here to point you in the direction of some solid middle round options that could make or break your season. You're not going to go overloading your roster with Chiefs and Raiders, but selecting the right third WR or bye-week replacement player could mean the difference between fantasy playoff glory and sitting on the sidelines come late December.
It wasn't long ago that talents like Jay Cutler, Tony Sheffler, and Brandon Marshall were leading the high-flying Broncos. Nowadays, head coach Josh McDaniels instead has to turn to the likes of Kyle Orton, Jabar Gaffney, and Daniel Graham… not exactly a trio of fantasy world beaters.
Orton in my mind is on the fringe of fantasy relevance, maybe worth a look as a backup QB in 12- or 14-team leagues. Efficient? Yes. But a fantasy stat producer? Not so much. And who is Orton going to throw to? He's got a crap load of crap for weapons, led by former Patriots Jabar Gaffney and TE Daniel Graham, along with disappointment Eddie Royal. I'm very low on Royal these days, but Gaffney could act as a decent late-round sleeper pick.
On the ground, Denver may finally have their first feature running back since the days of Terrell Davis. As long as Knowshon Moreno doesn't get hit with a Matt Forte-esque sophomore slump, Moreno is really the only Bronco I'm targeting in my drafts this year. He didn't have a 100-yard game last season, but with only Correll Buckhalter and J.J. Arrington as his backfield competition, I see Moreno's workload increasing, and improving, in this, his second NFL season.
The Chiefs have a lot of nice pieces on their offense heading into the 2010 season, headlined by new offensive coordinator, former Notre Dame head coach Charlie Weis. Weis will mentor QB Matt Cassel through his second season with Kansas City, which should help Cassel along in his development. Cassel isn't quite at "fantasy starter" status just yet, but he could definitely act as a good bye-week replacement option, especially if your starter has a bye on Weeks 7 or 8, when the Chiefs host Jacksonville and Buffalo, respectively.
Dwayne Bowe leads the receiving corps for Kansas City, as he looks to bounce back from a lousy 2009 that saw him haul in just 47 catches and only 4 TDs. On the other side of the field will be the veteran Chris Chambers, and in the slot, the Chiefs will likely feature rookie playmaker Dexter McCluster. Bowe can be considered starter worthy at the WR spot, with Chambers and McCluster drafted as late-round sleeper picks. I really like McCluster's big play potential… he's got a bit of Devin Hester in him, with a splash of Wes Welker's evasiveness.
Looking at the upcoming schedule for Kansas City, targeting RBs Jamaal Charles and the newly acquired Thomas Jones should be a no-brainer. The Chiefs don't go up against any of the top rushing defenses, meaning Charles and Jones should run wild for their fantasy owners this season. Which back to own will be the burning question. The gurus around the web figure Charles, the team's incumbent rusher, will get every opportunity to hold onto his starting role, but if he falters or gets injured, Jones will be there to act as a very viable replacement. Both backs belong on fantasy rosters this year, with Charles going off the board as early as the second round. If you can get both guys to handcuff together, all the better.
For the first time in a long time, Raider Nation has a reason to be hopeful. I'm not saying they're a playoff team quite yet, but Oakland fans are finally rid of their disastrous QB mistake, JaMarcus Russell. With Russell shipped out of town, the Silver & Black brought in former Redskin Jason Campbell to call the shots on offense. Campbell, like Denver's Orton and Kansas City's Cassel, isn't worth fantasy starter consideration, but find the right match with a legitimate starting QB, and Campbell could do the job for you in the backup role.
Campbell doesn't have a lot to play with as far as aerial attack options, as the WR group leaves a lot to be desired. A pair of sophomore receivers are featured in the Oakland offense, with first rounder Darrius Heyward-Bey looking to rebound from a horrendous rookie year, and fourth rounder Louis Murphy looking to stay ahead of DH-B on the depth chart. Chaz Schilens is also in the mix, but his endless injury woes may keep a cap on his fantasy potential. TE Zach Miller is where you want to focus in on for the Raider passing game. Miller finished up '09 ranked 9th among tight ends in receptions and 8th in receiving yards, and those numbers should be helped even more with the addition of Campbell. After the elite tight ends are off the board, don't be scared to turn to a Raider… it sounds so dirty, doesn't it?
The Raiders do have a tandem of reasonably valued backs to consider, with Michael Bush and Darren McFadden poised to share the workload this coming season. Bush seems to have more hype around him in fantasy land than McFadden does, but neither back is worthy of anything more than a mid-to-late round flier pick.
Charger stalwart LaDanian Tomlinson has changed coasts, but that doesn't leave the Chargers hungry for fantasy talent.
San Diego's offense starts and ends with quarterback Phillip Rivers, who has himself perched near the top of most fantasy QB ranks. After the fearsome foursome of Rodgers, Brees, P. Manning, and Brady are off the board, Rivers is your man, in that second tier with Matt Schaub and Tony Romo.
The only thing that might scare Rivers' potential suitors away would be the Vincent Jackson situation. Jackson, the team's most talented receiver, is ready and willing to sit out the entire season, as he pleads with the team for a new contract. He'll at least miss the team's first three games, as he serves a suspension for violating the league's conduct policy. Without Jackson, it's unclear what other weapons will emerge for Rivers, beyond the always reliable Antonio Gates at tight end. Malcolm Floyd is the most likely candidate at the WR spot, with the team hoping he can build off the late season momentum he garnered after the team traded away Chris Chambers midway through last season. Floyd should see a bump in production whether V-Jack returns or not, as I'm not banking on him being held to just one TD like last year. Legedu Naanee is your other WR option from this roster, and he may not be a bad one, as a late-round flier pick.
San Diego's ground game will mix a bit of the somewhat old with a bit of the very, very new. Darren Sproles, whose 138 touches last year were second only to L.T., may have thought he was line for the starting role. That was until the team drafted rookie phenom Ryan Matthews in the first round of the draft. The Fresno State alum will get the majority of the workload right out of the gate, making Mathews a first round fantasy back for potentially years to come. You keeper leaguers out there, target this youngster super early if you have high hopes of landing him.
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Citation: N/A Interpretive Summary: The transfer of genes expressing traits of economic interest is extremely difficult in birds due to the size of the hen's ovum and inaccessibility to the ovum's nucleus. A novel approach to the production of transgenic poultry is to use microscopic immature oocytes isolated from the ovary. These oocytes theoretically could be matured to where hey can be subjected to in vitro fertilization procedures. Using micromanipulation technology developed for mammalian oocytes, foreign genes can then be transferred into these hen oocytes. This study describes the isolation and culture of immature ovarian oocytes from mature turkeys and the effects of these procedures on oocyte viability. Using enzymatic digestion, about 200 to 500 oocytes, ranging in size from less than 100 um in diameter to up to 1,000 um, were recovered from each ovary. Isolated oocytes larger than 350 um survived better in culture than smaller oocytes. These observations provide to other scientists basic information for the development of procedures for the maturation and in vitro fertilization of avian oocytes, which may ultimately lead to new approaches to the production of transgenic poultry.
Technical Abstract: A novel approach to the production of transgenic poultry is to use primary follicular oocytes (PFOs). However, fundamental information regarding the impact of isolation and culture procedures on PFO integrity is absent. This study describes the isolation and culture of PFOs from mature turkeys and the effects of these procedures on PFO morphology and germinal vesicle (GV) integrity. To isolate PFOs, ovarian cortex was incubated in trypsin- EDTA alone or further incubated in collagenase plus hyaluronidase (CH). About 200 to 500 PFOs ranging in size from less than 100 um in diameter to up to 1,000 um, were recovered from each ovary. The culture of PFOs less than 100 um in diameter for 4 h resulted in blebbing of the oolemma followed by extrusion of ooplasm. PFOs 100 to 250 um in diameter survived culture for 24 h whereas larger PFOs survived for up to 7 d. Those PFOs with intact granulosa cell investments survived longer than those fully or partially denuded of granulosa cells with CH. Co-culture of PFOs (100 to 250 um in diameter) on a monolayer of granulosa cells derived from mature, yellow-yolk follicles augmented PFO survival rates. The rate of GV breakdown was not influenced by the isolation or culture of the PFO. These data provide the basis for developing procedures for the in vitro maturation and in vitro fertilization of isolated PFOs.


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TAMPA - The Big East has rewarded three Bulls for their production during USF's memorable season.
Midfielder Taylor Patterson has been named to the All-Big East first team, while forward Sharla Passariello made the second team and midfielder Olivia Chance became an all-rookie team selection.
Patterson, a senior, has registered five assists and has helped the USF defense post 10 shutouts on the way to booking a trip to Friday's Big East semifinal against Georgetown.
Passariello, a junior, leads the Bulls with 17 points and goals (7) with three of them coming in the form of game-winners for USF (11-5-2, 5-1-2).
Chance is second on the team in points (10) and in goals (4). The freshman's last goal was the decisive score in USF's 4-3 Big East quarterfinal win over Louisville on Sunday.
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Well, it seems that AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson is anticipating the inevitable day when we'll see someone offering nothing more than data-only plans – as opposed to finding voice attached to it. Since the early days, voice plans have been the central aspect of most wireless plans. However, data is still considered a secondary plan feature attachment to complement the primary voice plan.
In an investor conference this week, Stephenson surmised the idea of a time when carriers will offer only data-only options to its customers. In fact, he said that he'd "be surprised if, in the next 24 months, we don't see people in the market place with data-only plans." Needless to say, it's not an outright confirmation that AT&T will be stepping ahead in that direction, but rather, it's something that the industry will be pondering about over the next couple of years.
Surely, there's a good likelihood that it'll become a reality, as 4G LTE networks have shown their superior speeds over most things out there – including good old wired connections. Nowadays, data is regarded as the primary thing that most consumers think about when choosing a plan, seeing that other forms of communication have been seen to be more favorable than voice calling.
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Carnesville Votes Down Liquor By The Drink
The only full service restaurant in Carnesville will not be serving liquor by the drink anytime soon.
A referendum put forth by the Carnesville City Council was defeated Tuesday by a vote of 35 to 24.
Carnesville Mayor Harris Little said the matter came up on a ballot after the owner of the El Perian Mexican restaurant had asked the City Council for permission to serve liquor by the drink.
Little said if the referendum had passed, it would have meant additional sales tax revenue for the town.
According to Little, when the town passed an ordinance several years ago allowing the sale of beer and wine at local convenience stores, revenue increased by some $25,000 a year.
Still, Little said he is fine with the results.
Turnout in the town of just over 500 citizens was extremely light.
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Bulgaria's Prosecutor's Office will request the permanent detention of Oktay Enimehmedov, the 25-year-old man who attempted to assassinate the leader of ethnic Turkish party DPS (Movement for Rights and Freedoms) Ahmed Dogan at a party conference on Saturday.
The prosecution will file the request on Tuesday, before the end of the 72-hour period for Emimehmedov's initial detention.
"In my view, it's better for him to stay in custody," Bulgaria's Deputy Chief Prosecutor Borislav Sarafov commented Monday morning, apparently referring to the fact that Enimehmedov was viciously beaten by DPS activists right on the party conference floor after the gas pistol he pointed at Dogan's.
The Deputy Chief Prosecutor also said the beaters will most likely be charged and held accountable for their actions.
Ahmed Dogan, founder and leader of the DPS party ("Movement for Rights and Freedoms"), was the target of an attack right on the floor of a party conference on Saturday by 25-year-old Oktay Enimehmedov, also a Bulgarian citizen from ethnic Turkish origin. However, the gas pistol that Enimehmedov pointed at Dogan's head misfired.
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In the beginning of June, I bought several stuff from the V.I.P. Sale section from the Lorac website.
Here's a reminder of the things I bought. A reader wanted a swatch of the lipstick. I thought I would review it for anyone interested in the product.
Lorac Cream Lipstick in Baby Doll
Where to purchase: loraccosmetics.com
Price: $9.50 for 0.12 oz/ 3.4 g
Made in California
Description from the back: LORAC's Cream Lipsticks contain a unique blend of emollients designed to retain moisture in your lips. Get a Red Carpet picture-perfect pout with these long-lasting, rich hues that always leave your lips looking and feeling healthy, moist and full.
Now for how it looks on me...
Now for my overall opinion... Out of the blue, I decided to smell the lipstick. It smells like a slight scent of vanilla but it's not noticeable. I never noticed the scent until I decided to sniff it. The lipstick is very creamy. It goes on smoothly and feels like silk. Unfortunately if you have dry lips, I highly recommend skipping this product. My lips are on the dry side compared to most people. I have to apply lip balm several times throughout the day. Even though the lipstick is creamy, it falls into the fine lines on my lips and makes the dry spot more noticeable. This lipstick is meant for people who have normal to moist lips. I definitely do not agree with their description that the lipstick "retain moisture in your lips". After applying the lipstick, it looks the same from beginning to end. It did not improve in dryness, as well as, looked healthier. The one thing I did like about this lipstick is the lasting power. It lasts a good amount until I had to eat or drink. I also like that the lipstick did not come off easily with pressing my lips together.
* Pretty color.
* Not noticeable scent.
* Creamy texture.
* Feels like silk.
* Long lasting.
* Hard to find since it's discontinued.
* Not recommended on dry lip individuals.
* Will notice the fine lines and dry patches.
* Does not improve lip moisture.
Would repurchase: No.
Rating: 2.5/5 Tobey's Paws
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keke~ This post reminded me that I have a LORAC lipstick and it happens to be the same color that you have =^-^= I didn't know it was discontinued tho. Thanks for reminding me!
- July 10, 2013 at 3:15 AM
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Oh the lipstick has a nice anddcute color!
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- July 10, 2013 at 11:21 AM
- Piper said...
You wear it well, and you look lovely.
- July 10, 2013 at 5:35 PM
- Ahleessa said...
No problem. I'm glad I can remind you to use your Lorac Lipstick... hehe~ :)
- July 11, 2013 at 12:30 AM
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Thank you! :)
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Last week I wrote about how we were looking at making some changes as a result of the December rush, but one thing I didn't mention was that we've gone corporate. That's right, break out the suits. Instead of focusing solely on individuals, we're moving toward the small business market as well.
For us, the decision to move into the corporate market was an easy one. We had already handled some small businesses informally when one person from a company would sign up and start using us for his travels. Then we'd see coworkers start to reach out and ask for our help as well when they got stuck in, say New York. (That's where everyone gets stuck, right?) So it was natural for us to create something geared more toward a whole business instead of an individual to help fill the need for solutions.
But before we jumped in, we had to find a niche. Most big companies are already handled by large corporate agencies, and we had no interest in getting into something that convoluted. Instead, we figured that businesses up to about 20 people were handling travel planning on their own or using a few automated tools. We knew we could offer a better service than that, so we put together a small business plan that would allow us to manage travel for these smaller companies in a business-to-business relationship.
We've just had our first new business sign up this week, and so far we're finding the focus on business to be far easier than on the individual. When you work with business, you can learn customer preferences and get all their information, credit cards, loyalty program numbers, etc. at once, which lets you manage things much more easily. With individuals, it is truly an "individual" learning process with each client. Individual clients also tend to travel less than business clients, so it's easier to get more bang for our buck by working with a larger group.
This doesn't mean we want to ignore individuals. In fact nothing changes with that side of the business at all. This just lets us expand our reach into an area that requires less work per interaction and provides a more stable revenue source. The additional focus didn't take much effort at all on our part, but it's opened up a huge new market for us. What obvious market have you been ignoring that you could tap in 2011?
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Discover a luxurious taste of the hacienda life at La Paloma, a charming villa that fuses Latin-American style with traditional Caribbean design. Its name translates to the dove and its beautiful landscaped gardens, stunning views and elegant decor will quickly become your symbols of peace. The five bedroom home sits atop the cliffs of Vigie with stunning views of the sea, Pigeon Island and neighboring Martinique.
Spend your days soaking up the sun on the tiled terrace, which wraps a U-shaped swimming pool and sitting pool. Gold, pink and fuchsia plants create a colorful border around the pool and property line. A wicker lounge set and covered veranda are good options for cooling off with a book. Gather your guests at dusk; serve cocktails and grill up an al fresco feast as you all watch the sun set.
Dark hardwood furniture, big windows and French doors, high ceilings and whitewashed walls give the main living room/dining room a bright, breezy feel. Relax in a plush sofa and enjoy your favorite movie on a TV hidden in an elegant antique cabinet. The living room opens onto a deck where you can watch boats skim the turquoise Caribbean sea. Beautiful white cabinetry and a picnic table add charm to the fully-equipped, modern kitchen.
Each of the five bedrooms feature unique touches, from linens to curtains to furnishings. The Master suite and second bedroom are found on the upper-floor. They each have beautifully tiled en-suite bathrooms. Downstairs are three more bedrooms with access to the main terrace: one has an en-suite bathroom and the other two share facilities. The remaining room is found down a short path in a separate cottage. It has a King size bed and en-suite.
Vigie Beach and Choc Beach are only a five minute drive. There you can lie in the sand or head out to snorkel. The duty free area of Pointe Seraphine is a ten minute drive one way, and Castries is equal distance in the other direction. In town youll find upscale shopping and fine dining. Head up to the Rodney Bay marina, you can arrange boat tours to the Pitons and Sulphur Springs.
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Thickly reinforced walls form the backbone of this villa, providing protection from the elements during hurricane season. Unfortunately, this may dampen your WIFI connection in certain areas of the home.
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Main Villa
Bedroom 1 (Master)
King bed, En-suite bathroom with shower, Air-conditioning
Bedroom 2
Queen bed, En-suite bathroom with shower, Ceiling fan, Air-conditioning
Bedroom 3
Queen bed, En-suite bathroom with shower, Air-conditioning
Bedroom 4
Two single beds, Shared bathroom with shower, Air-conditioning
Bedroom 5
King bed, Shared bathroom with shower, Air-conditioning
Guest Cottage
Bedroom 6
Queen bed, En-suite bathroom with shower, Air-conditioning
Features Amenities
Air-conditioned bedrooms only
Cable TV
CD player
DVD player
High speed internet access
Security system monitored and responded to by Guardsman
Outdoor Features
Private pools (20ft x 20ft + small sitting pool with jets)
Staff Services Included
Housekeeping and cook service (6 days/week from 8:30 - 3pm)
At Extra Cost (advance notice required)
Villa pre-stocking
Car rental
Airport transfers
Villa Policies
Maximum 12 guests
Children welcome (up to 3 years old stay free)
Non-smoking villa
Pets are not allowed
Check out time is 12:00pm (noon)
Requests for late check outs cannot be determined until just before guests' arrival date; if granted, there is an additional charge of US$100.00
Housekeepers are not trained nannies and should not be expected to look after and/or babysit infants and children. Any arrangements made with them are at guests' own risk
Getting There
4-Wheel drive rental vehicle recommended
Transport available
5 minute drive to Vigie beach
10 minute drive to Castries and Pointe Seraphine (duty free point)
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Spanish Water Dog
The Spanish Water Dog is a fun-loving, animated dog who will clown around with the kids and demand everyone's attention during its antics. If you're looking for a canine that both loves and protects its family, the Spanish Water Dog could be for you. The breed is easily trained and can perform many types of jobs, including search and rescue. Plenty of exercise is needed. Grooming for the Spanish Water Dog is almost nonexistent. Its curly coat is naturally corded. They are usually shaved to a very short coat once a year.
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- 30 to 50 pounds
- 16 to 20 inches
Ideal Human Companions
- Families
- Athletic owners
- Owners in the city, country, or suburbs who give their dogs ample exercise and work
- Allergy sufferers
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Trademark Traits
- Very versatile worker
- Curly, corded coat
- Happy-go-lucky demeanor with family
- Protective nature
- Lifespan: 10 to 14 years
Things You Should Know
Spanish Water Dogs are devoted to their families and very protective. This can make them wary of strangers which is usually manifested in aloofness. Training your Spanish Water Dog to acknowledge that others are okay when you say so will remedy this. Because they were bred to herd, they may also be prone to herding family members. Giving them work to do will help with this issue.
This is a reasonably healthy breed. The most common health issues are Addison's disease and hypothyroidism.
Spanish Water Dog History
The Spanish Water Dog has been in the AKC's Foundation Stock Service since 2008 and is also known as the Perro de Agua Espanol. It is an ancient breed from Spain, documented as early as 1110. They are thought to be descendants of Turkish water dogs.
The Spanish Water Dog was bred to be a versatile working dog, hunting small game, herding stock, and even being a companion to fishermen, assisting them with their nets. In 18th-century southern Spain, these dogs were used to herd livestock.
Today, the Spanish Water Dog is a companion dog but is also still a working dog in parts of Spain. They can also be found doing jobs including search and rescue and bomb- and drug-sniffing.
The Look of a Spanish Water Dog
This medium-sized dog has a happy-go-lucky look. Its expression is bright and alert and its eyes seem humorous under long bangs. The dogs are robust and rustic, with a single coat that is curly and corded.
The Spanish Water Dog can be brown, beige, or black, and can have white markings. Its nose is the same color as its coat or slightly darker. They have a proud stance, with a wide chest and solid legs.
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I just got a new puppy last week. She is a mini aussie. She has been healthy and active this whole time, but today when I came home I noticed that she has been scratching at her eyes causing some of her to come off and they are a little swollen. I think it be allergies of some sort.
My main concern is when I came home I noticed she has a red bump growing right above her anus. Since its right on top I don't think its swollen anal sac. Shes not dragging her bum across the floor but she does sit a little weird. I have a vet appt for tomorrow (soonest I could get in), but I want to calm my nerves a little if possible. Any ideas?


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Gum health introduction
Our gums (or "gingiva") act as an important barrier in protecting our teeth and their surrounding support structures. A little known fact is that gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss in adults. Strong, healthy teeth are dependent on healthy gums. The main culprit for gum problems is bacteria in dental plaque. The bacteria in plaque produce harmful toxins that create an inflammatory process that occurs in the gum tissue. If left for a long enough period of time, bacterial plaque causes damage to our teeth as well as our gums.
What are common gum problems?
The most common gum problem is gingivitis and is found in over 50% of the adult U.S. population. Gingivitis is defined as inflammation of the gums. Signs of gum inflammation include bleeding during tooth-brushing, swollen-looking gums, and red gums. Healthy gums generally appear firm, coral-pink, and do not bleed with stimulation. Gums can appear dark from pigmentation in certain ethnic populations, and this is considered normal.
The second most common gum problem is gum disease, also called "periodontitis." More than 25% of the adult U.S. population suffers from gum disease. Periodontitis exhibits similar signs to gingivitis except it also can result in gum tissue and jawbone loss. The damage of periodontitis is particularly concerning in that the loss of gum tissue and bone loss cannot be recovered. Periodontitis typically progresses over time and may not produce painful symptoms until the disease reaches the later stages of damage. Unfortunately, this explains why gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss.
A common adult gum problem is gum recession. Gum recession is when the root of the tooth becomes exposed as gum pulls away from its original attachment. This could be a result of gum disease as the jawbone surrounding the teeth is lost. Wherever jawbone is lost, gums will follow, and this exposes the root of the tooth. Exposed roots can be sensitive to temperature, are more prone to decay, and can present a cosmetic concern. Other causes for gum recession include teeth grinding, use of chewing tobacco, brushing too aggressively, hereditary weak gums, orthodontic treatment, or trauma.
Another gum problem is a gum abscess (or "periodontal abscess"). It presents as a blister or a bump in the gum that contains pus. It is caused by a bacterial infection that takes place in a deep gum pocket and causes pain and swelling.
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Hello, I have an A.O.Smith natural gas hot water heater. It is sometimes not heating the water to full temp. Nothing wrong with the pilot light but sometimes water will heat up to full temp and sometimes it wont. Is there something wrong with the Natural Gas Valve Assembly? Is the temperature gauge telling the gas valve thats its at full temp sometimes when its not? Any info would help, thanks.
If the pilot isn't going out and it doesn't always heater the water to the sey temperature then it sounds like the gas control valve.
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In Enemy Hands (1997)
by David Weber
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I loved this Honor Harrington book and judging by its 4.20 (out of 5) score on Goodreads, so did a lot of other people. This is the seventh book in the series and they probably need to be read in order to benefit the most from the books. This book is very different from other Honor H books. We see less Honor and more of her crew, secondary characters, for example. They play the main roles in this novel. We see Honor actually lose a battle for the first time and surrender to a Haven ship, be taken into captivity, tortured, and sentenced to die. This is all new stuff and somewhat unexpected. We also meet Honor's physician mother who comes to Grayson to start a geneticist clinic and who is on the cutting edge of fashion and sexuality in good old fashioned Grayson. It's pretty funny. We also meet a bunch of new tree cats and see Nimitz and Samantha's kittens. Unfortunately, we also get to experience the pain Nimitz feels when he is beaten while aboard the Havenite ship. Additionally, the author chose to inject the possibility of a romance between Honor and an older superior officer who is married, which I suspect will be seen in future books in the series. I wasn't too fond of this and found it distracting. I also found it somewhat unbelievable. Finally, we get a look at the leaders of Haven, especially the evil Cordelia Ransom, who delights in torturing and killing people with her State Security thugs. She sends Honor and her remaining officers to a prison planet called Hell to die.
Okay. The book started off fairly slowly. I know Weber likes to build up to action in his books, but this was a long buildup. Once the action commenced, however, it was pretty good. It was interesting to find "good" and "honorable" Haven naval personnel who wanted Honor and her crew treated properly as prisoners of war, as opposed to Ransom, who just wanted to torture and kill them. The torture scenes were fairly minimal, but were painful to endure. Just hard to read. The final 100 pages or so, I couldn't put down. It was exciting, nonstop action with an awesome plot twist. The only real odd thing about it is, we don't see Cordelia Ransom at the most critical juncture of the book, which doesn't make sense, and which left me with a bad taste in my mouth, as I wanted revenge. The book ends without a clear resolution, clearly leading to a sequel, which I have and am about to start reading, but I still hate it when authors resort to that strategy. I thought about giving this book four stars because it did have some weaknesses, but it was pretty original and it did hold my attention and it was a pretty dynamic ending, so five stars it is. Recommended.
He left us hanging again! This time Honor is stranded on a prison planet.
Jettison the debris, clear the missle tubes, abandon ship. Whatever it takes to stop my eyes from further bleeding.
This is a sad day. I've rated most of these books to this points with 4-stars, with one of them good enough to earn a coveted 5th star. Most of them have infodumps and boring spells, but this one has had nothing else for the first third.
Too many books out there I want to read, so no point in continuing to torturing myself.
I might pick it up again later, but for now I'm resigning my commission.
Read as an ebook (on my PDA). This makes it _much_ slower than reading paper - not because the reading itself is slower but because I'm much more distractable when I'm reading electronically - read a chapter and go do something else rather than dive into the book and surface when it's done. Took me several weeks to read this. Anyway - love it, as usual (i've probably read this 5-6 times). Very rich and powerful emotions - get deep into Honor (not that that's new) and learn more about some of the Peeps. I love the last line "...they're the ones that are outnumbered!"
This series is good for what it is: military sci fi based on the Horatio Hornblower series. It has a strong and smart woman protagonist, and an governmental/political back-drop that makes for interesting and fun reading.
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When she and her crew are ambushed and taken captive aboard an enemy ship, Honor Harrington finds herself bound for the planet prison named "Hell" and scheduled for execution, forcing Honor to plot the most adventurous escape of her career.
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LAKELAND — Truth be told, Canterbury didn't play all that much different than any team making its first trip to state, playing for the first time in a big arena and trying to unseat the defending two-time champion.
But that was of little consolation to the Crusaders following a decisive 25-19, 25-11, 25-8 loss to South Daytona Warner Christian in the Class A semifinals Wednesday afternoon.
"We never got our feet under us," said coach John Milkovich, who had four starters hit for a negative percentage as the team had more errors (20) than kills (16).
The Crusaders (27-7) did little right in the first game, but came out and played their best volleyball of the day early in the second. But with the score 6-all, Warner Christian went on a 28-4 run that extended into the third game, advancing to the final where it will meet Lake Worth Christian for the third straight season.
Despite the score, Warner Christian didn't overpower Canterbury. It merely played mistake-free volleyball and let the Crusaders do a little bit of self-destructing.
"Wow. We gave them way too many points," said middle hitter Megan Burgess, who had five blocks but only four kills in 32 attempts.
Some of that was the result of almost flawless play by the Eagles and a strong serving game.
Poor receiving — Canterbury had 13 errors to Warner Christian's three and surrendered 13 aces — put Canterbury in a 6-1 hole immediately, and the Crusaders could never mount an attack in response. Mansie Hough, the team's leader in kills, had a team-high seven but the team managed just 16.
Mostly they were just putting the ball back over from the attack line, too far off the net to be effective.
"We were preparing for some big blocks and felt we couldn't go up there swinging," senior Sarah Fleming said.
"There were a lot of points where we had a chance to put it away and didn't," said Hough, a junior. "There was a lot of pressure and for some of us, that pressure kind of freaked us out a little."
The third game couldn't go fast enough for Canterbury as Warner Christian started with a 9-0 run and cruised.
"At the beginning of the season, I never thought we'd get this far," said Hough, whose Crusaders had never advanced past the region semifinals. "It's a pretty cool thing this team did. I definitely want to come back next year."


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Twin towers
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Never Forget, 9-11-01... Twin towers and statue of liberty...gone but never forgotten...The World Trade Center, NYC..I never got to visit them, but a book about a little girl who ate at Windows on the World restaurant helped urge on a lifelong fascination with and love for New York City.
A tribute to those killed in the Twin Towers on 9/11/2001 it was a devastation to everyone...
this is the image i have chosen for my 9/11 assignment. i have chosen this image because it shows the twin towers before they were struck down. Lady liberty looks like she is watching over the towers and all of new york. This imagery can be seen as a mother (the statue of liberty) mourning her loss. I thought that this picture was very interesting and can be seen in many different ways.
World Trade Center. Lower Manhattan.
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World Trade Center. Never Forget...I will never be able to show these to you in person, it is sad that they were taken away from us, but an important memory none-the-less
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Early Morning Murder Shakes City of Starke
STARKE, Fla. -Starke Police arrived 4am sunday morning to the Magnolia Hotel parking lot to find an unresponsive Quinton Epps.
Neighbors say that not only was Epps a resident at the hotel, but the suspect in his murder was his roommate and his partner.
Stephen Early Jr. made the 911 call to police telling them that an unknown suspect stabbed Epps and then ran away.
A K9 unit was unable to track anything leaving the parking lot.
Later in the investigation at the hotel, police noticed blood on Early's shirt.
Starke Chief of Police, Jeffrey Johnson explains, "They were in a verbal argument somewhere around the car at which point he had stabbed him."
After bringing him in for questioning Early confessed to stabbing Epps.
It's still unclear what may have triggered the argument between the two.
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questions about installing television antenna
I hope this is the correct forum?
I plan to buy an omni (multi) directional antenna from Frys, hang it from the attic, and run a coaxial cable to television. I am within 35 miles of LA where most of the major stations are at.
My main concern is that an omni directional antenna is supposed to be optimized for channels 2 and 4, will reception for other channels be worse? Also this is the first time I've installed an antenna myself, are there any problems to look out for?
do yourself a favor and buy a "Terk" brand antenna. I am in OC and haven't used antenna's in awhile, but terk is the best.
Check out http://www.antennaweb.org/aw/welcome.aspx before buying an antenna.
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Caroline Kennedy Net Worth
Net Worth: $100 Million
- Source of Wealth Politics, Law, Publishing
- Birth Place New York City, New York, U.S.
- Height 5' 11" (1.80 m)
- Marital Status Married (Edwin Schlossberg)
- Full Name Caroline Bouvier Kennedy
- Nationality United States
- Date of Birth November 27, 1957
- Ethnicity Caucasian
- Weight 125 lbs (57 kg)
- Occupation Author, Lawyer
- Education Columbia Law School, Harvard University, Radcliffe College, Concord Academy
- Children 3 (Tatiana, Rose, Jack)
About Caroline Kennedy
Born to a former US President John F. Kennedy, and former US first lady First Lady Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy, Caroline Kennedy is an American attorney and author with an estimated net worth of $100 million as of 2012.
Born on November 27, 1957 in New York City, Caroline Kennedy is the only living child of the former President John F. Kennedy. She was very young when her father served as the country's president, and after his assassination, her family opted to live in the Upper East Side of Manhattan. She attended the Radcliffe College then took her J.D. degree from Columbia Law School.
She is known to support Barack Obama during the latter's initial race for the US Presidency. Later on, she served as the co-chairman of Obama's Vice Presidential Search Committee. When Obama appointed Hillary Clinton to become the Secretary of State, Kennedy expressed her interest of being appointed to Clinton's vacant seat in the senate. However, she later withdrew due to some personal reasons.
Caroline Kennedy is currently married to her husband Edwin Schlossberg. The couple who met in Metropolitan Museum of Art while Kennedy was working as a Research Assistant in the Film and Television Department, got married on July 19, 1986. The couple has three children together, Tatiana, Rose and Jack.


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Gas fireplace leak
I have three very old freestanding heaters that sit in front of closed-off fireplaces. They are all heated by gas with pipes running through the floorboards and under the house. One with fake logs has smelled of gas since I moved in. I turned the valve parallel to the pipe and it still smells of gas.
1) How can I turn it off?
2) Am I gonna die?
need more than that....some pictures would help....if you shut off valve and still smell gas the leak is somewhere else.....yes dangerous....
If the gas fumes do not kill you the explosion will.
The first thing the gas company will do is tell you to get out of the house and do not touch anything. They should send someone right out, this is no joke.
We've been here about eight months. Cripes, thanks, guys. I will call someone tomorrow. In the meantime, the windows are open.
Something as simple as turning a light on, a piolit light, can cause it to blow.
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