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2011-12-07 TribalPages & Other Software
Start: 12:06:48
Daviss: hello vicjorob!!
vicjorob: Howdy Daviss. I was beginning to feel abandoned! welcome Also, finally got the chat center to work on my work computer.
Daviss: lol oh thats wonderful. did you have to download java don't feel abandoned lol we trickle in lol
vicjorob: No, just that the powers that be must have sent down a patch that updated the Java. We can't load any programs on our computers, even updates to java t!
Daviss: heyyy alt!
vicjorob: That was supposed to be Hi Alt!
alt: Hi Daviss, vicjorob
vicjorob: Okay. Gotta ask. What's on your genealogical Xmas wish list? Anyone?
Daviss: Ha! vicjorob that is a list that needs shortning lol
alt: time to do a lot of the 'stuff' I have yet to do LOL
Daviss: Finding Mariah
alt: How bout you vicjorob?
Daviss: lol
vicjorob: alt :p
Seventies Soulchild: hello alt, Daviss, vicjorob!
Daviss: hi there seventies soulchild
alt: Hello Seventies Soulchild ... how goes it today?
Seventies Soulchild: What's on my kwanzaa list? 7 days of new information! :}
vicjorob: alt - My girls will not let me put anything genealogy or crochet related on my list. But I do want to find out some more info about a few 3g grandmothers and a 4g grandmother
Seventies Soulchild: uh kind of in a bad mood.
alt: hehehe @ vicjorob, tell them that it is YOUR list LOL
Daviss: they had a sale yesterday on Spirit airlines for 18 dollars round trip to Dallas
vicjorob: Seventies Soulchild -- I like that idea. Gotta set up a plan. Mine one old website each day.
Seventies Soulchild: did you get the ticket?
vicjorob: alt- true. But they being teenagers, want the power of making me happy and they can't seem to accept that is what makes me happy
Daviss: nope, I did not get it..daughter asked if I wanted it but ....
Seventies Soulchild: lol no they just want you to have several likes...
alt: I've been adding dates & cleaning up the captions on the 900+ photos on my Tribal Pages website ......whew!!!!!
AYWalton: Good afternoon, all.
Seventies Soulchild: I bet alt! lol Hello AYWalton
AYWalton: Howdy alt, Daviss, SoulChile, vicjorob!
vicjorob: Angela!
AYWalton: Hope you are all well.
Daviss: Have you finished that yet alt?
alt: hello AYWalton
vicjorob: alt- what a chore!
Daviss: Hello AYWalton!!
alt: not yet Daviss
ProfDru: hello gang
Seventies Soulchild: Hey ProfDru
AYWalton: ProfDru is in da house!
vicjorob: Hey Prof!
alt: gotta do a better job of proof reading and dating when I update the site vicjorob
Daviss: hello ProfDru!
alt: hello ProfDru
Daviss: Its a lot better site than our old one on Family Tree alt lol that was a joke but at the time it was kind of all their was there
alt: yeah Daviss & those sites are "fixed & static" once you put them up they can't be very easily updated.
Seventies Soulchild: I need to update as well.
alt: but that was the 'state of the art' in the 1990's
Daviss: yep
vicjorob: I see that several of you use tribalpages.com. I was wondering whether I should give it a try
alt: I like it vicjorob... simple, flexible & easy to manage.
vicjorob: I assume I can link to it from my blog, right?
Daviss: I like it vicjorob.. I actually have two....one for maternal side and the other my paternal. It keeps the Hatfields and McCoys from hugging each other lol
Seventies Soulchild: lol
vicjorob: Daviss- great idea!
alt: yes you can link them to each other.
AYWalton: uh oh, who did she lose?
vicjorob: After the holidays, I will explore the site. Any good tips?
Seventies Soulchild: Does anyone have all of their trees together in one database?
vicjorob: I maintain all my lines etc. in my TMG database
Seventies Soulchild: I am considering doing this.
vicjorob: That's because they all flow from me as the starting point. wb Daviss
AYWalton: wb Daviss I am going to run, folks. Have a good one.
alt: I use mine as a database. photo album & document storage and a semi-blog vicjorob
Daviss: ok back
Seventies Soulchild: I need a genealogical godmother or father, or cousin.. lol
vicjorob: alt- hmmmmm. interesting. I plan to mine your site for more info about possible relations in SE Ohio
Seventies Soulchild: I am very optimistic about getting info on Scott washington
ProfDru: gotta run
vicjorob: BTW, where did you find the Liggens info 70s-who is scott washington welcome grj
Daviss: welcome grj2019!
Seventies Soulchild: That's one of my maternal great grandfathers hello grj2019
grj2019: thank you all.
alt: help yourself to anything I have out there vicjorob, that was my purpose for putting it online.
Daviss: Is this your first visit grj2019?
vicjorob: alt -- will do.
alt: Hello & welcome grj2019 you might be able to help me with additions, corrections, etc. vicjorob
grj2019: Nope! I am trying to get somesuggesttions advice on how to track a relative gr-grandmother who died sometime in the 20's or early 30's in dayton, Ohio??
Seventies Soulchild: alt....
Daviss: ahhhh ok
alt: I live 20 miles from dayton grj2019
vicjorob: alt -- sure thing
Daviss: we just happen to have a Ohio person here now
alt: and our genealogy group AAGGMV has many dayton members
grj2019: I still have some distant cousins in the area, but they are not "genealoigically" inclined (smile).
Seventies Soulchild: Does AAGGMV take research requests alt?
vicjorob: Daviss Kismet
Daviss: lol tell me about it grj2019
Seventies Soulchild: ha! Don't we all?
alt: send me what you need grj2019 firstname.lastname@example.com
grj2019: Great--I put up a real long post a coule of years ago, but didn't receive any new info. from any info. Sorry I can't keep up with you all!r .
vicjorob: Who do we have from the Chicago AAGHS?
grj2019: Thanks Mr.thomas, I will.
Seventies Soulchild: I think deannie belongs to that group
vicjorob: Wonder if Crystal Simmons is still with them
alt: alt is Art, please not mr. Thomas LOL
Daviss: some folks have been lucky after a year or two on those old posts
vicjorob: alt not unless grj2019 is a minor under the age of 18 :}
Daviss: I Have heard that name Crystal
alt: deannie & Tim Pinnick are with the chicago group vicjorob
grj2019: I see that some folks do--but not me so far. But I keep trying and haven't given up
Daviss: was she a forum manager
vicjorob: Yes, I met her when I met vkn so many years ago -- Prodigy days
Seventies Soulchild: that's great grj2019
vicjorob: Daviss -- I don't recall if she was or not. She used to be the President of AAGHS or AAGHA of Chicago
Daviss: and grj2019 you have to repost from time to time
grj2019: I have had a good deal of luck in tracing my relatives from ga., but not from Ky.--my father's paternal line.
Daviss: oh ok vicjorob, mabe that was someone else
alt: what are the names in Dayton you're looking for grj2019?
Seventies Soulchild: What is the deal with Kentucky research? I don't ever see that much about it on the boards.
vicjorob: I really need to rejoin the Chicago group since I have folks on all sides of my maternal lines ending up there
grj2019: Givens--I have liviing cousins in dayton, but they know nothing aand are not particularly interested in what I am doing (smile)
alt: and KY has a new genealogy group they have a FaceBook page AAGGKY
Daviss: you should vicjorob, I see they are always doing something
vicjorob: Seventies Soulchild -- it's stuck up in the mountains with all the folks from KY
grj2019: Ky has a rather small internet footprint for black genealogical research, but seems to be picking up a bit
Daviss: I wish they would put up more Ok records
alt: and I do some KY research grj2019
Seventies Soulchild: ha I guess so vicjorob!
grj2019: Great---I am most interested in Harrison, Clark, and Scott counties.
Seventies Soulchild: Me too Daviss
alt: are you related to Jack Givens the BB player form KY?
Daviss: What is your KY surname grj2019
vicjorob: Stepping away to retrieve my lunch. Back soon
grj2019: Not that I am aware of--its such a common name in that area Givens and Johnson
Daviss: Robins Robin
alt: he's does U of K basketball on the TV & Radio
Seventies Soulchild: Daviss who are you looking for in Oklahoma?
grj2019: Oh.. I have several young relatives who were players in HS but did not get into college ball
Daviss: my Holmes
Seventies Soulchild: Pre or post 1900?
Daviss: post Creek county
Seventies Soulchild: ok good. I'm looking in the same time period. I'm looking still in Muskogee
Daviss: I am looking for marriage records, maiden name etc
Seventies Soulchild: ok They are tight with their records and its annoying.
Daviss: I know
Seventies Soulchild: You know, I was doing some light reading on Ida B. Wells this morning and she encouraged black people to locate to Oklahoma.
Daviss: I posted a nice picture of Doris" Dorrie" Miller on my FB page. I have a Doris Holmes also male in Ok that that I am trying to find
Seventies Soulchild: Ok Yes I appreciate that photo.
Daviss: Dorrie is from Texas though
alt: are y'all looking at Ancestry on a periodic basis.. the are adding a lot of records from States where they didn't have records before... the same with FamilySearch
Daviss: yes alt I am but Ok is still scarce
Seventies Soulchild: I've been heavily on family search. And also, take advantage of the free military records on ancestry. Today is the last day.
grj2019: I second alt on checking w/Family Search regularly. I find some real gems there from time to time.
Seventies Soulchild: I think I found a cousin on there.
alt: I see they will be adding PA records here shortly... that's Familysearch.
Daviss: I know ET will be happy to see PA alt
Seventies Soulchild: I'm thrilled about the MS records. Saves me a lot of money. lol
alt: for sure Daviss re:ET
Daviss: Hello Selma!!!
Seventies Soulchild: Hey sleeping beauty! :}
alt: hello Selma.. how are ay today?
grj2019: howdy
Selma: Good Wednesday afternoon everyone... 70's the batteries in my laptop died last night...when I came back from plugging in the cord..you were leaving.. LOL
Seventies Soulchild: I thought you had called it quits! lol
Daviss: how was the chat last night Selme?
Seventies Soulchild: Where were you last night Daviss??? lol It was just Selma and I.
Selma: I wouldn't have left without saying Bye...yes by the way where was everyone..
Daviss: I had a ringing in my ear and took to the bed
grj2019: Thank you Ohio researchers--I will fillow up a soon as I can gather pertinent info.
Seventies Soulchild: Good luck with your research grj2019
Daviss: It felt like I was under a bunch of electrical currents
grj2019: Thanks--I have had a bumper year with GA.--not so much with Ohio and Ky.
Daviss: yes good luck grj2019
Seventies Soulchild: Well it can only get better grj2019
Daviss: what was your two-person topic last night Selma
grj2019: Glad to have some words of support! Unless a person is really into family research, they don't understand my "bosession" correction: obsession
Daviss: we tend to have no other life grj2019 lol lol
Seventies Soulchild: Well we talked about AAGHS some of us. . . lol
grj2019: that is too true. I am going to sign off now. Thank you everyone!
Daviss: oh I forgot about seventies lol
alt: okay grj2019 on the Ohio research
Seventies Soulchild: have a good day... Trying to keep teenage boys on the straight and narrow that's work.
Daviss: been there done that
Seventies Soulchild: Between the girls, the music, the peer pressure... no wonder I started seeing gray in my 20's lol
Daviss: lol
Selma: Value of belonging to a genealgoical group and folks on AFrigeneas for support
Daviss: oh yeah Selma I concur
Seventies Soulchild: yes and research goals Hey HistoryBuff
Selma: Afternoon History Buff..
Seventies Soulchild: HistoryBuff, what is the quickest way from Union Station to the metro?
Daviss: hello historybuff
HistoryBuff: Hey Seventties, Daviss, Selma, VicJorob and Alt.
Selma: Isn't there a Metro Station at Union STation
alt: been there and done it twice Seventies Soulchild .. sons, grandsons & soon to be great-grandsons they're 11 & 12 y/o's
vicjorob: Back Hello selma
Seventies Soulchild: I thought it was the MARC?
vicjorob: Selma Yes there is . It is the red line. Just walk through the station
Selma: I took the Metro to my son's last time I took the train..
alt: hello HistoryBuff, how goes it?
HistoryBuff: Yes, Union Station-Red Linie. Yes, Seventies, it's a MARC station as well. Good Alt and you?
Seventies Soulchild: Ok thanks ladies! :}
HistoryBuff: YW.
vicjorob: Seventies Soulchild - both the MARC and Metro can be caught at Union Station
alt: Selma, the value of membership to gen groups cannot be overstressed.
Seventies Soulchild: brb
HistoryBuff: Indeed, Seventies and indeed Alt.
alt: both black & white as well as historical societies
Selma: After the folks in your family get tired of hearing you talk about research...folks in genealogy groups still love to hear it all..LOL
HistoryBuff: Indeed also.
vicjorob: Selma :} agreed
Daviss: speaking of alt was it you that was going to send old newsletters or someone else, if we sent email addy
alt: great point Selma.. and when they question what you're saying it keeps you on your toes and "honest".
Daviss: forgive bunching up moment of silence
HistoryBuff: You PC is bunching up, Daviss?
Daviss: mabe it was geder
Selma: Was someone on this Forum researching the James Madison family from Montepelier plantation
HistoryBuff: Moment of silence for Pear Harbor Attack commemoration?
Daviss: I Don't remember that post SELMA OOPS SELMA DANG
Selma: LOL
Daviss: Selma these fingers and eyes Selma
Seventies Soulchild: ok did I just miss something?
Daviss: where were you Seventies
Seventies Soulchild: I said I'd be right back... lol
vicjorob: BTW, where do we find the log for chats? FOr example, I want to read what I missed when I stepped away to retrieve my food.
Daviss: http://www.afrigeneas.com/chat/chatlogs.cgi
Seventies Soulchild: On the main page on the link "Chat Log" but I think those come out the day after chat
vicjorob: Daviss -- thanks. you are ever so quick with the links.
Daviss: there is the link vicjorob
alt: doesn't the Meeting Center have a login for archived chats? vkn puts them out there almost daily.
Daviss: call it my two finger typing trick vicjorob lol
vicjorob: Daviss :p
Daviss: hehehehe
Seventies Soulchild: yes ctrl + v lol
Daviss: heyyyy see I just learned something lol lol
vicjorob: I love the ctrl + keys. I am just amazed you had the link at hand.
Seventies Soulchild: hehehehehe
alt: vicjorob, you mention TMG is that your software package The Master Genealogist?
vicjorob: alt- for years Dang my keyboard. Was typing that I have been using it for years
alt: okay... and I agree with your philosophy of having ALL of your folk in a single database..... with today's technology you can separate the family's easily by color coding and other methodologies.
HistoryBuff: LOL
Seventies Soulchild: See yes I was looking at that last night on the LDS blog... how do you get to those forms?
vicjorob: alt - I never really think about separating the family because I just follow up the pedigree chart. Thankfully, none of my lines share the same last name
Seventies Soulchild: I have SEVERAL trees. And I want to consolidate on Roots Magic.
HistoryBuff: When I get my laptop repaired, that's what I do consolidate with RM.
vicjorob: I have only glanced at RootsMagic. I hear it is good. Why don't you send an e-mail to the Genealogy Guys. THey love the program I'm sure they would love to cover it on their podcast
alt: You might try creating GEDCOMS for each tree and the use the Merge feature on Roots Magic Seventies Soulchild
vicjorob: alt- hmmm. She might lose some info that way
Seventies Soulchild: that would be bad.
vicjorob: 70s - what program are you using now?
Seventies Soulchild: Roots Magic4, but I am considering other software.
alt: the headache might be in dealing with Duplicated family lines vicjorob, don't think anything will be lost.
vicjorob: 70s - doesnt RM allow you to merge trees?
alt: Seventies Soulchild, Roots Magic has a special on their upcoming version 5 ... 19.95 for the month of Dec.
Seventies Soulchild: I think so. I haven't tried the feature.
vicjorob: alt- I worry about sources and other details that some gedcom formats just does not handle well. Ex are the gedcoms created by ancestry for the family trees
Seventies Soulchild: Oh really? Ancestry strips away everything when you download your tree. They keep the source citation, but they don't download your images.
alt: I hear you there vicjorob.. I owuldn't merge a tree form Ancestry into my database on a bet LOL LOL no GEDCOM will transfer images Seventies Soulchild ..... you have to try an CPOY the entire file. to get the photos to transfer...
Seventies Soulchild: Not that I have as many photos as you do alt, but still its going to be a long process.
vicjorob: 70s: here is a link to how to merge two databases in RM Seventies Soulchild: thanks vicjorob! 19 more days until I leave for D.C.! :} :} :}
vicjorob: alt- I had other problems with ancestry. Just can't remember what they were. I do recall that the sources did not carry over properly
Selma: Do you have a calendar where you are counting down the days.. LOL
Seventies Soulchild: We should have an afrigeneas meet up. So many of you are in the area
Daviss: lol
alt: the developer for RM was a 'key' software person for FTM until they went beserk and changed their whole platform in what 2006/2008.
vicjorob: Seventies Soulchild -- we're waiting for ya!
Seventies Soulchild: Sounds like they fired the developer..lol
HistoryBuff: Sounds good, Seventies.
Seventies Soulchild: We can meet at the National Archives.
vicjorob: Ooops. Gotta go to a meeting. Take care all. Until tomorrow.
Seventies Soulchild: bye vicjorob
Daviss: later vicjorob take care
HistoryBuff: Cya vicjorob
alt: he wasn't fired he left and developed RM... his other package was the Family Origins software that FTM incorporated many of his features into their FTM V16 package.
Seventies Soulchild: oh okay
Daviss: well seventies and all it will be 1 more day before I see you in lunchbunch chatroom. take care and be here on time lol
alt: later Daviss
Seventies Soulchild: lol bye Daviss
Daviss: later alt u2 7
alt: guess I'd better get busy with some other 'stuff' too, or it won't get done bye y'all
Seventies Soulchild: bye alt.. have a good day!
HistoryBuff: Laters
Selma: Me too ..have a great day everyone...
Seventies Soulchild: ok bye HistoryBuff
HistoryBuff: H=Bye 70s
Seventies Soulchild: thanks vicjorob! 19 more days until I leave for D.C.! :} :} :}
vicjorob: alt- I had other problems with ancestry. Just can't remember what they were. I do recall that the sources did not carry over properly
Selma: Do you have a calendar where you are counting down the days.. LOL
Seventies Soulchild: We should have an afrigeneas meet up. So many of you are in the area
Daviss: lol
alt: the developer for RM was a 'key' software person for FTM until they went beserk and changed their whole platform in what 2006/2008.
vicjorob: Seventies Soulchild -- we're waiting for ya!
Seventies Soulchild: Sounds like they fired the developer..lol
HistoryBuff: Sounds good, Seventies.
Seventies Soulchild: We can meet at the National Archives.
vicjorob: Ooops. Gotta go to a meeting. Take care all. Until tomorrow.
Seventies Soulchild: bye vicjorob
Daviss: later vicjorob take care
HistoryBuff: Cya vicjorob
alt: he wasn't fired he left and developed RM... his other package was the Family Origins software that FTM incorporated many of his features into their FTM V16 package.
Seventies Soulchild: oh okay
Daviss: well seventies and all it will be 1 more day before I see you in lunchbunch chatroom. take care and be here on time lol
alt: later Daviss
Seventies Soulchild: lol bye Daviss
Daviss: later alt u2 7
alt: guess I'd better get busy with some other 'stuff' too, or it won't get done bye y'all
Seventies Soulchild: bye alt.. have a good day!
HistoryBuff: Laters
Selma: Me too ..have a great day everyone...
Seventies Soulchild: ok bye HistoryBuff
HistoryBuff: H=Bye 70s


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Another oddity is that CUE uses physical buttons on the center stack, located below the screen, for the climate control's fan speed and temperature. However, if you want to change vent mode, you have to go in to the CUE menu. Another thing that annoyed us was the barrage of fingerprints that appeared on the screen after just a few minutes of use. The ATS does come with a microfiber cleaning cloth, but it's not an elegant solution.
The rear seats are split 66/33 and recline through a fairly wide range of adjustment. Legroom is generous. We liked the opaque covering over the panoramic sunroof (unlike earlier versions which used translucent coverings that always let light in), but it limits rear headroom for taller passengers. With the rear DVD entertainment system, flip-up screens are mounted in front seat backs instead of in the headrest, which make them easier to adjust.
The cargo area offers 29.2 cubic feet of space with the rear seats in place, and more than 61 cubic feet with the seats folded down. A clever U-shaped rail system uses adjustable sliding bars to keep gear in place, rather than using nets or boxes that rattle. When not in use, the cargo bar stows away in under-floor storage area beneath cargo area. The under-floor area can also be used to store an optional spare tire. A Pet Guard Cargo Net is available that can help keep dogs in the back where they belong and may help reduce the chance of stuff flying forward when braking hard, a rare and useful option.
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The 3.6-liter V6 pulls the weight of the Cadillac SRX around with ease. There is very little noise at all inside the cabin of the SRX, be it from the road or under the hood. Thanks to a plethora of sound-deadening material, noise from the direct injection system is mitigated.
The 6-speed automatic transmission offers several driver-selectable modes: Eco, Sport, Manual, and Normal. In Normal mode, the SRX offers ample power. In Sport mode, the transmission holds gears longer than it would in Normal model for improved acceleration performance and to reduce upshifting when slowing momentarily for a corner. The system senses braking, throttle input and lateral acceleration (turns). There is also a manual mode for those who enjoy rowing through gears. In this mode, shifts are barely perceptible, although there is more delay when changing gears by hand, since the electronic sport mode anticipates gears for faster changes. The 6-speed automatic transmission includes a driver-selectable Eco feature that alters shift points for greater fuel economy. With the Eco mode switched on, the SRX shifts at lower revs, which Cadillac said will save about 1 mpg at speeds of 50 mph or slower. We pressed it and noticed it lost some oomph, but we weren't rendered powerless.
The Cadillac SRX handles remarkably well, despite being quite a bit heavier than most of its rivals. Depending on equipment, the SRX weighs more than 4,400 pounds. Its responsive steering is a refreshing change from the numb feel of the Lexus RX. We found the available Sport Suspension was able to manage the SRX's considerable weight with relative grace, and we noticed little body roll (lean) in corners. Combined with the 20-inch wheels, which have short sidewalls, the SRX was smoother than expected over bumps.
But the SRX isn't sporty in all respects. The brakes feel like they're better suited to gradually cruise to a stop and lack the bite of the sportier CTS.
The 2013 Cadillac SRX is one of the best vehicles in its class thanks to its able engine, luxuriously appointed interior and engaging driving dynamics.
NewCarTestDrive.com correspondent Laura Burstein reported from northern California.
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I've broached the subject of leaky gut with my gastroenterologist and DO, but neither seems to want to talk about it. I've even mentioned research I've read, yet they just brush me off. Based on the numerous exclusions from my diet and continued GI and systemic symptoms, I do not think my gut is healed. I know a handful of Celiac folks who, like me, are 99.999% certain of no gluten contamination for whom this is also the case.
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Reports say that the Swedish government wants to question former Saab Chairman Victor Muller as part of an inquiry into suspected tax offenses at Saab. Muller defended payments he received from the automaker in a recent interview with me and talked about how he has moved on from painful memories of Saab.
The Dutch entrepreneur rejected criticisms that his 600,000 euro ($773,000) annual pay packet at Saab was too large. "For a company with 4,000 employees? For saving a company like that? I dunno," he told me at the Geneva auto show in March.
Investigators want to question Muller about the way he was paid the money. Swedish authorities are probing whether Muller avoided payment of payroll taxes and social contributions, reports say. Muller told the Saab fans Web site SaabsUnited today that he paid 236,000 euros in taxes demanded by Sweden.
In Geneva, Muller refuted suggestions that he had been paid too much by Saab. "We were a public company, scrutinized by auditors every year, every half year. It's complete nonsense," he said.
Asked whether he regretted anything about his time at Saab, Muller declined to comment, saying he's now completely focused on Spyker's future. He said: "It's simply too painful to look back. I had my mourning period and I'm moving on."
In Geneva, Spyker unveiled the V-6 powered B6 Venator Concept that Muller said will go on sale in late 2014 at about $125,000 (96,000 euros), making it Spyker's most affordable car.
To fund Spyker products, Muller signed a deal with former Saab suitor Zhejiang Youngman Passenger Car Group of China to invest 10 million euros ($12.9 million) in Spyker, along with a further 25 million euros to further develop and build the D8 SUV.


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LazyWP wrote:I too find this an extremely interesting read. I have to agree with Soap, that the Black Angus, are by far the easiest to market, but if I am going to work animals, I choose about anything but Angus, and it doesn't make any difference whether they are black or red. I DON'T like working with them!
Each breed has its perks for sure. I have sewn up more prolapses in 6 months, in Herefords, then the rest of my life. The Chars were easy to handle, but true white is hard to sell, unless you feed them out yourself. Gelbvieh, kinda lost out with me over some neighbors bulls that WOULD NOT stay in.
All that said, for me, the Angus are the first to fight, and color seems to make no difference.
George wrote:I had to google brisket disease as I had never heard of it - - - here in the mid west I guess it is not an issue, I think the highest point in Indiana is about 1.200 feet above sea level
leanin' H wrote:I live at almost 6000 ft and everything in our country here on the high desert gets PAP tested. It's pretty rare to visit with anyone here who has Brisket Disease issues anymore. It never ceases to amaze me how the cattle business continues to evolve and the advances we have made. From PAP testing, DNA stuff, EPD's, ect. my Grand-dad would sure smile to see the tools we have to use. And then he'd say, "Those Herefords are sure pretty cattle compared to your Angus cows".
This has been a great thread, with lots of great opinions and generations of successful ranchers to back up each opinion! One size never fits anything!
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Proposition 13 actually unfairly taxes homeowners
Jon Coupal's column, "Housing prices roller coaster can't derail Prop. 13 protections" (Sept. 10), fails to describe how Proposition 13's commercial property tax provisions have led to the disproportionate taxing of homeowners. In 55 of 58 counties, the share of state revenues from residential property taxes has steadily increased, while the proportion from commercial property taxes has steadily declined.
In L.A. County in 1975, before the passage of Prop. 13, there was near balance between the share of residential and commercial) property taxes: residential accounted for about 53 percent of property tax revenues and non-residential nearly 47 percent. In 2011-12, residential property taxes represented nearly 76 percent and non-residential only 24 percent. Over the last few decades, the lost revenue from non-residential property taxes has contributed to persistent billion-dollar budget deficits and painful cuts to education and safety-net programs.
It's time for voters and lawmakers to revisit the costs and consequences of Prop. 13 and move forward with commercial property tax reform. Everyone should pay their fair share.
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Putin and Obama and American exceptionalism
Re: Sept. 13 news article, "Kerry talks tough in encounter with Russia": How insulting! Russian President Vladimir Putin says that Obama and Americans in general should stop calling their country "exceptional"! Then, in his opinion piece in The New York Times, he continues: "it is extremely dangerous to encourage people to see themselves as exceptional, whatever the motivation."
"We are all different," he goes on to say, "but when we ask for the Lord's blessings, we must not forget that God created us equal."
How dare that man have the audacity to judge us? Not only is our United States an exceptional nation — it is also the greatest nation on Earth! Moreover, God favors America in everything it undertakes!
I know this, because that's what K-12 grade teachers tell our children. That's what the mainstream newspapers tell their readers. That's what the electronic mainstream media tell their listeners and viewers. That's what our preachers tell us from the pulpit. And that's what our politicians incessantly drum into our ears.
So why should we bother to search for, or listen to, other sources of knowledge that differ from the words of those authoritative sages? No, we mustn't even consider such insolence! After all, we are the greatest nation on Earth, and God is on our side. End of discussion.
We just have to dismiss as fallacy the notion that to be called "great," a country must be a land of peace — because we are the most violent country in the developed world, where thousands die each year of gunshot wounds.
And we just have to shrug off the presumption that to be called "great," a country must promote learning, because we are the laughingstock of nations that value education. It should be a national embarrassment that 13 percent of our high school science teachers teach creationism, and that 60 percent of high school biology teachers admit they avoid the topic of evolution, the backbone of biology.
We just have to turn a blind eye to the other countries that don't boast of their greatness, but consider themselves simply progressive, and who offer free college education to those who qualify. How is it that socially enlightened countries such as Sweden and Norway have no homeless people? Is it because, instead of spending money on wars, those countries choose to assist the desperate among them, rather than ignoring or vilifying them as we do?
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This month's bake comes again from this years' book, The Cake Book by Tish Boyle published by John Wiley and Sons 2006. This time it is a Boston Cream Pie.
Now if you are familiar with a Boston Cream Pie you'll know that it has nothing to do with an actual pie. It's a cake. Called a pie. You see? If the folks in Boston want to call it pie, fine by me.
Now, what it actually comprised of is two sponge layers sandwiched with a sweet vanilla pastry crème and a chocolate glaze over the top of the cake. The sponge here was a hot milk sponge where you add in boiling milk and butter to the batter before you bake it. This came out fine. The pastry cream however was just too runny to put in the middle. So, thinking back to last month's Tiramisu Cake where the cream was set with gelatine, I set this pastry cream with gelatine here too. The chocolate glaze was nice, but I added in a tablespoon of golden syrup to sweeten it up a bit.
It was a nice cake, not a wow, but ok. Fresh raspberries or even better a raspberry compote would have taken it into a different league I think. Alas, I had none. I was tempted to put jam in with the pastry cream middle, but held myself back – this would have made it too different from what it is supposed to be. This cake was definitely best on the day it was baked, the sponge which had a distinct trifle sponge vibe going on with it, and it really became a bit dry second day.
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Procuring the future
Those of you who are kind enough to stop by this blog from time to time may be interested in the latest post I've written in my capacity as a Director at 90:10 Group.
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If you (organisations) aren't acting in the wider interests of the communities and society in which you exist you'll be shunned by the increasing numbers who do.
Just as your green credentials are starting to matter for orgs with green ambitions, so your open credentials will be interrogated, evaluated, approved or rejected.
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This just in from our friends at Surfrider and Firewire who've joined up for some Oompaloompa Xmas cheer.
'Tis the season to give a Surfrider Foundation membership
"I've got a golden ticket, I've got a golden ticket," is what you'll be singing this holiday season when you give the gift of a Surfrider Foundation membership. But will your golden ticket be the winning golden ticket for a Firewire surfboard?
This year, the Surfrider Foundation Holiday Gift Membership Packages are all about giving the gift of enjoyment. When you give a gift membership, not only are you helping protect our oceans, waves and beaches, as an added bonus, you'll have a golden ticket entered into a sweepstakes for a chance to win a brand new Firewire surfboard.
So what exactly is Surfrider offering in its unique gift packages to sweeten up your holiday giving? The first package for $49 includes a one-year membership to the Surfrider Foundation, a $50 voucher to Swell.com, and a gift certificate for two free downloads on TheSurfNetwork.com. The second package at $149 includes a one-year membership to the Surfrider Foundation, a one-year subscription to The Surfer's Journal, and a choice of Masters of Surf Photography book.
As a Surfrider Foundation member, your favorite beach enthusiast will receive a one-year subscription to the Foundation's digital newsletter, Making Waves, two membership stickers and 20% off any purchases on Swell.com.
"During the holidays, people love to give and so do we," said Laura Lee, Surfrider Foundation's Director of Marketing & Communications. "The 'Golden Ticket' is our small way of saying thanks to all those who help protect our oceans, waves and beaches this holiday season. And you never know, by giving a gift to others, you just might win a Firewire surfboard for yourself!"
The last chance to purchase a holiday membership with a golden ticket is Monday, December 16. One lucky winner will be randomly selected on December 18 and announced via Surfrider's homepage. Be sure to stay tuned throughout the promotion because you never know what kind of surprises will be announced…
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Kerry Kaylegian, dairy foods research and extension associate and director of the Center for Food Manufacturing in the Department of Food Science, has been named recipient of the Arthur W. Nesbitt Faculty Program Development Award in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.
Made possible by a gift from alumnus Arthur Nesbitt, this endowed award supports faculty research, teaching or extension activities in agribusiness, dairy science or food science. The Nesbitt Award also is aimed at attracting additional funding for selected faculty members' programs.
"It is with great pleasure that I assist in recognizing outstanding faculty members for their tireless efforts in educating our students," Nesbitt said. "It is my hope that the excellent quality of our faculty will encourage new students to come to Penn State."
Kaylegian's position supports Pennsylvania's dairy foods processing industry, which encompasses on-farm sales of raw milk, pasteurized fluid milk, yogurt, raw-milk and pasteurized-milk cheeses, butter and ice cream. Her role is to develop outreach programs and provide technical support to processors to maintain and improve the safety and quality of Pennsylvania dairy foods.
"There are more than 200 dairy food processors and raw milk providers in Pennsylvania," she said. "I am in the process of travelling throughout the commonwealth to meet with processors to introduce myself and the program, and to determine the needs of the industry.
"I have developed an assessment survey that will be sent to all processors this fall to determine their training and resource needs."
Processors have told Kaylegian that there is a great need for training materials in printed and video formats that can be used on-site by small and medium-sized companies.
"They cannot spare employees away from the plants for training at our annual short courses at University Park," she said. "The topics suggested by processors were varied, but many were focused on aspects of cleaning and food safety."
Kaylegian intends to use the Nesbitt Award funding to complete the needs-assessment survey, to create a resource Web page for dairy processors to be added to the existing Penn State Food Safety and Food Entrepreneur websites, and to create at least one educational video or printed lesson on a high-priority topic in cleaning or food safety.
Kaylegian directs and teaches in the following short courses focused on food and dairy foods manufacturing: Dairy Basics for Farmstead and Artisanal Processors, Dairy Hazard Analysis & Critical Control Points Workshop, Fundamentals of Food Science, Pasteurizer Operator's Workshop, and The Science and Art of Cheese Making.
She assists with other departmental short courses on food and dairy foods manufacturing, such as the Ice Cream Short Course, Ice Cream 101, the Penn State Cultured Products Short Course and the Sanitation Short Course.
An international cheese and dairy product judge, Kaylegian is coach of the Penn State Collegiate Dairy Products Evaluation Team.
She received her bachelor's and master's degrees in food science from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1985 and 1991, respectively, and her doctorate in food science from Cornell University in 2006.
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If your tastes in fitness run more toward the standard or traditional, La Jolla offers several options you should explore. Two are the La Jolla Athletic Club and the La Jolla Sports Club.
Open since the 1970s, La Jolla Athletic Club (LJAC), with an entrance at 1165 Coast Blvd. just steps down a private walkway to the Cove, is by reputation "the hidden jewel of La Jolla."
"It's the good old boys' club with lots of members who've been here for years and years," said Pamela Eaton, the club's trainer and manager, who is also a swim coach.
Among other things, LJAC is a haven for open-water swimmers, runners and triathletes who find the Cove and environs a perfect setting for training.
"It's beautiful to run along the Cove here, swim and bike," said Eaton.
LJAC offers numerous amenities, including racquetball and basketball courts, a full workout room with cardio, free weights and other equipment, as well as a sauna, Jacuzzi, and locker room and showers.
What makes LJAC special?
"We've got that private, hidden feel," said Eaton. "Everyone who works out here is here for the good of their body. It's part of their life, like those training for events. It's a niche group of people here."
A membership club with monthly/annual dues, LJAC is small enough and personal enough to devote individual attention to those members.
"We address what members' special needs are, such as core strength for swimmers," said Eaton. "I do a lot of work with free weights, machines and medicine balls."
Eaton said patrons like the neighborhood gym's old-school approach and feel.
"It's quiet, not overcrowded," she said. "People don't feel like they're fighting for space. It's more like a home gym. They feel a sense of family and community among the members here."
Eaton has a personal workout philosophy.
"I believe you have to work hard for your body if you want your body to work for you. It's a lifestyle. In order to live the best quality of life, you have to be active."
For more information about LJAC, visit www.lajollaathleticclub.com.
If you want more workout options, especially of the indoor variety in your workout, then La Jolla Sports Club at 7825 Fay Ave. might be more to your liking. General manager Claire Bullas said, "We do a little bit of everything — cardio, the latest equipment, a variety of classes, yoga, which is why people come here. We've got everything that's out there in here, which is pretty amazing."
Personal trainer Justin Powell said La Jolla Sports Club offers lots of variety without being "gimmicky."
"We do things that are scientifically proven to work," agreed Bullas. "When somebody comes in we put them in the best place to be successful."
Powell said patrons of all ages come in to the club to work out for a variety of reasons.
"Most people come in for fat loss," he said. "But we also have pre- and post-natal patrons, people coming back from injuries or people who want to focus more on sports-specific areas."
Housewives, school-age children, elderly people, those rehabbing from injuries or those, said Bullas, "whose doctors have prescribed exercise, telling them to get into a gym," are among the sports club's diverse clientele.
Bullas and Powell conducted a tour of the facility.
The upper level has a lot of cardio equipment with patrons of every imaginable point on the age spectrum.
Downstairs is the state-of-the-art body building equipment with people tugging, pulling and flexing in every direction on every imaginable type of fitness machine.
The fitness facility also has separate rooms surrounding a central courtyard for group classes, including spinning, yoga and meditation.
But there's more than just working out, as La Jolla Sports Club is a social place, too. Powell calls it the "Cheers" of La Jolla fitness.
"You come here because everyone knows your name," he said. "We all hang out outside the gym, have great socials with all the members getting together, go out to a lot of restaurants that we have a relationship with."
Bullas said sports club members are tight-knit.
"A lot of our clients who come in see us as an extension of their family," she said. "We have really good relationships. That's why they keep coming back."
For more information about La Jolla Sports Club, visit www.lajollasportsclub.com.


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Come join us in making a difference in the lives of our candidates, clients and community in Portland, OR! Our growing and dynamic team is committed to integrity and our guiding principles. Collectively, we strive to demonstrate our values in all aspects of our work each and every day. We are seeking to add an Executive Recruiter to our already highly regarded and successful Accounting and Finance group.
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specializes in the career placement of top tier, mid to senior level Accounting and Finance professionals. Our team of Executive Recruiters features Accountants and CPAs, Finance, Sales and Human Resources professionals who have come from the industries we now service and support!
The ideal team member is an entrepreneurial individual who is seeking an employment situation where they are free to control their own destiny, financially and otherwise. The candidate ultimately selected will enjoy staying connected with the Portland, OR business community, thrives in a fast-paced, competitive environment and is interested in placing Accounting and Finance professionals 'direct hire' in 'permanent' positions with our clients. Our clients range from startups to Fortune 100 companies with a wide variety of hiring needs which makes each call, meeting and candidate or client interaction a unique and exciting experience!
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OpenEmbedded booth
You are going to FOSDEM and can spend some time at the OpenEmbedded stand to explain interested individuals the virtues of OpenEmbedded? Add your name and on which day you'll be available.
- Paul Eggleton (Saturday, Sunday)
A bunch of tasks need to be carried out to make our attendance a pleasant experience. Each task needs a volunteer who is willing to help.
Table cloth
Can Philip bring table cloths from last year - Yes Will the show box make it? There is one in there.
Bringing an TFT LCD
Displaying a presentation during the time of the conference makes our stand visually more attractive. We have a simple OpenDocument presentation in our SCM that can be used for this. However we need a display as well. If you come by car and can transport a display that'd be great.
Volunteer: ?
A nice poster with updated sponsor was used for 2011's LinuxTag in Berlin. This poster needs to be brought to FOSDEM. Where is it right now and can it be taken to Brussels?
Volunteer: ?
Years ago we printed a bunch (2500) of flyers. We still have a bunch of them left (exact number unknown; will update this as soon as I know). As the text is already a few years old it makes sense to update the actual document (it is in openembedded/contrib/marketing/oe-flyer.pdf) and print new ones.
Volunteer: ?
Device Tags
People standing in front of our booth often want to know what kind of device it is that blinks so funnily. ;) We could make things easier by being able to print small tags providing some information about board manufacturer, CPU, RAM and what its relation to OpenEmbedded is.
Volunteer: ?
Paul Eggleton - either FRI2 or Intel NUC
Flyers and posters
You can bring and/or print OpenEmbedded flyers and posters? Add your name and what you'll bring. Stickers! - Philip
Power extensions, adapters and other stand material
Bringing devices is cool but we need a way to bring power to them too. Additionally people might need power sockets for different systems than the european one. List your name and what stuff you can bring.
General attendance
Attending FOSDEM 2013? Add your name to this page so that other developers can look out for you!
- Paul Eggleton (bluelightning)
- Marcin Juszkiewicz (hrw)
- Philip Balister (Crofton)
Although FOSDEM itself takes place at the ULB campus, most folks prefer to stay nearer the city centre.
The Astrid has traditionally been the default choice for OE developers, though there are many other hotels in the area. If you are staying in a hotel other than the Astrid, feel free to add it to this section for the benefit of others. Recently, most of us stay at the Saint Nicolas due to the free breakfast and wifi.
Scandic Grand Place.
Rue d'Arenberg 18 Close to beer event (300 m) and Central Station. Tram to Fosdem around the corner.
Saint Nicolas
Hôtel Saint Nicolas *** Rue Marché aux Poulets 32 1000 Bruxelles Tél. +32/2-219.04.40 Fax +32/2-219.17.21 http://www.st-nicolas.be/contentENG/home.asp close to beer event, bus to Fosdem few minutes by walk from hotel.
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From her unforgettable starring role in
The World of Suzie Wong
to her spectacular performance in the musical
Flower Drum Song
, Nancy Kwan became the first Chinese actress to achieve fame in Western cinema, and has made dozens more films from the sixties to today. Come learn more about this talented Asian star and Hollywood pioneer.
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Heart It Or Hate It: Paris Hilton Returns w/ "Good Time" ft. Lil' Wayne, Official Music Video
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She's baaaaaaaaaaaaaack.
Like a bad case of herpes (are there good cases of herpes??), Paris Hilton returns with the video for her new single, "Good Time" featuring Lil' Wayne.
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For previously issued drought statements see the archived status reports.
Members of the S.C. Drought Response Committee, meeting via tele-conference on June 17, upgraded Aiken, Allendale, Bamberg, Barnwell, Beaufort, Berkeley, Calhoun, Charleston, Chesterfield, Clarendon, Colleton, Darlington, Dillon, Dorchester, Edgefield, Florence, Georgetown, Hampton, Horry, Jasper, Lee, Marion, Marlboro, Orangeburg, Sumter, and Williamsburg counties to moderate drought status. The remaining counties maintain incipient status. The moderate drought declaration is followed by increasing levels of severity to severe and extreme status.
Hope Mizzell, S.C. State Climatologist stated, "The decision to upgrade was primarily driven by the dry weather impact on agriculture and increased wildlife activity. Rainfall amounts and coverage have been well below normal since May 1 for the areas upgraded combined with above normal temperature (see table below). For areas maintained at the incipient level rainfall totals have been closer to normal. A few locations have even received much above normal rainfall since May 1, but they are isolated (such as Ft. Mill 13.73" or 248% of normal)."
David Tompkins with the S.C. Department of Agriculture reported, "Agriculture in virtually every area of South Carolina is in need of rainfall. The lack of rain, coupled with high temperatures, is impacting crop production. Also being affected are pastures and hay production. Adequate rainfall is essential to agricultural production. Irrigation systems supplement natural rainfall, but do not make up for severe deficits. The next few weeks are critical to farmers and we are hopeful that rainfall will be adequate."
Darryl Jones with the S.C. Forestry Commission reported, "We already hit our five year average in the first two weeks for the month of June as far as wildfires. It's also been very hot and that has taken a toll on our firefighters, causing a lot of fatigue and raising safety concerns. A lot of the fires are requiring we keep personnel on scene for an extended period because it's burning in the ground and threatens to escape, so it is taking a lot of effort to fully mop them up. We're also getting reports of survival problems with seedlings planted this past winter and we would expect that to increase if the dry conditions continue."
The good news is that most water systems are reporting adequate storage at this time according to S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control.
The purpose of the moderate declaration is to increase awareness that drought conditions are intensifying. Water systems are asked to review their Drought Response Plans and Ordinances and implement as needed. The committee also hopes that the drought status increase will bring attention to the increased wildfire activity and will encourage the public to be cautious with any outdoor burning activity. The best way to fight wildfires is to prevent them! The committee will reconvene in a month or sooner if needed to reevaluate the drought conditions.
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Correct me if I'm wrong:
-In RT pnuemag operation the ram is returned by the sear
-The "Returned" air is vented out of the untapped exhaust on the MSV-2
So presuming that is correct my question is; can the return air be harnessed to return the trigger? Right now that air is just vented into the grip frame. If you tapped the exhaust and ran an airline to the back of the trigger. Perhaps to a cup fitting that would catch the trigger stop. This is hard to explain so I attached an image.
Since the trigger pull with an MSV-2 is between 1-2 oz. and the RT sear requires 3lbs to throw... then returns the trigger with "more force"...
Well anyway. In my mental model there is more than enough force in the exhaust gas to return the trigger @ or greater than 2 oz.
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There are more than 700,000 applications in the Google Play Store, all waiting to be downloaded and taken into a good Android home. With so many Android applications to choose from, sometimes it's hard to find all the good ones.
This week, we're checking on a few of the applications featured in the comments from last week's quest for a proper to-do application. We'll also take a look at a neat little game Google suggested for Triple Town lovers. (You know, to enjoy after completing the tasks you wrote down with one of the many to-do apps spotlighted. We call this synergy.)
ColorNote, Free
Last week, we asked Ars readers what apps you like to use to keep your to-do list in check. Some quickly suggested trying ColorNote. Indeed, it's quite a popular app in the Google Play Store. At first the app seems like nothing more than a notepad knock-off, but you can actually create helpful little sticky note widgets to remind you of things each time you check your device. ColorNote also allows users to password-lock a note or assign a reminder alarm for each task.
Tasks, $0.99
Tasks is another application mentioned in last week's roundup. It syncs with Google Tasks and features due date reminders, widgets, and the ability to add multiple Google accounts rather than only syncing with your primary one. It also syncs directly with any tasks you create in Gmail. There is a free version available, but your enjoyment there may depend on how well you can ignore advertisements.
Activity Timer, $1.99
If you have a habit of being incredibly distracted, try breaking up your work day into shifts. Apps like Activity Timer help specifically with this. With this app, you can input the tasks you do on a daily basis and the time you want to spend doing them. When you're ready to start, begin the clock. By the time you finish, the alarm should go off. Theoretically, you're then ready to move on to the next task. Activity Timer also lets you break up the day into morning tasks, afternoon tasks, and evening ones to ensure you're taking enough breaks throughout the day. In the long term, this app even provides a Timer Log to allow you to examine how productive your days have been.
Block Rogue, $0.99
Sometimes I'm not too sure about games suggested to me through app store algorithms, but I became surprisingly enchanted with this simple little title. Block Rogue is a puzzle game with mechanics that reminded me of a game I used to play on Windows 95 called Bulldozer.
Block Rogue is a little more involved, as it features a labyrinthine dungeon where you must solve the puzzles for little Ilbin to find his way out. You'll have to strategically move rocks in each randomly generated room, as well as activate switches and avoid death-rays to help him find the way out. The puzzles become harder as Ilbin gets closer to exiting the dungeon, but the game automatically saves every time you get to a new level. So no matter where the dungeon seems to have bested you, you can come back and pick up the game right where you left off.
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Active Engagement and Civility Help Define Our Community and Our Schools
In October, the Boise School Board of Trustees unanimously approved the 2018- 19 school year calendar. Recently, the Board and administration completed its review of the process used to develop the calendar and identified steps for moving forward.
The calendar achieves a remarkable balance between the District's goal to end the first semester prior to the Winter Holiday break and some community members' priority of a later start to the school year.
However, the conversation leading up to the school calendar was about much more than just a series of dates, semesters and summers in Idaho. At its core, it was a conversation about the process any community-based organization must go through to meet the needs of its primary constituency -- in our case students -- while listening to and respecting the concerns of the multitude of various groups affected by such a decision -- parents, patrons, businesses and staff.
Was the process in this case perfect? No. While the final outcome was a unanimous Board vote in favor of the proposed calendar, there were areas identified by the Board of Trustees, the public and the administration that can be, and will be, improved upon, including inclusion of patrons and other stakeholders in the ongoing work of the district, as well as proactive and multi-channel, two-way communication throughout the process.
The work to improve the process is only made possible by the undeniable fact that active participation and civility remain bedrock principles and defining virtues of our community. In a political climate seemingly bent on creating a winners-and-losers society, social media fomenting an us-against-them mentality, and technology augmenting simultaneous connectivity and isolation, Boise is at its best when we all come to the table together and respectfully discuss our goals, concerns, challenges and opportunities.
Thank you to all who participated throughout the process and to those who shared your input at the Board meeting. The civility, dignity and support expressed toward all who testified was refreshing and much appreciated. Attendees applauded for those who testified for and against the calendar proposal, providing a shining example of how and why Boise Schools and our community will continue to succeed and thrive into the future.
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Nancy Gregory
President, Boise School Board of Trustees
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Section 17.04, Florida Statutes, directs the Comptroller to audit and settle the accounts of officers and those indebted to the State. The Comptroller is to use generally accepted auditing procedures for testing or sampling on a pre-audit and post-audit basis.
A number of post audits have been completed, the results of which give us concern regarding agency cooperation and the monitoring of contracts and grants. Agencies are responsible for ensuring the accountability over state funds and the delivery of goods and services paid for with state funds. In order to accomplish this, agencies must have established appropriate internal controls, which include written policies and procedures, adequate training and monitoring of contractors/grantees. We expect agency staff to cooperate with our audit staff during the performance of audits and to take appropriate and timely corrective action to resolve audit findings.
With regard to specific contract and grant issues, we intend to take the following actions as appropriate:
Hold up of funds-If an audit reveals that an agency does not have sufficient procedures in place to ensure compliance with the provisions of contracts/grants or the audit reveals that appropriate deliverables have not been received, future payments will be withheld until corrective actions have been made.
Offset of funds-In the event an audit reveals that improper payments or overpayments have been made to a contractor/grantee and a continuing relationship exists with the contractor/grantee, overpayments will be offset against future payments.
Recovery of funds-If an audit reveals that an agency cannot document that the State received the deliverables provided in an expired contract or grant, the agency will be required to recover funds paid. If the State has another contract/grant with the entity, procedures will be initiated to stop or reduce payments to the offending contractor/ grantee until the agency has recovered the funds.
In the event an audit reveals the lack of accountability and uncooperativeness on the part of the Agency as a whole, the following actions will be taken:
Letter to agency head-A letter will be issued to the agency head seeking cooperation from agency staff.
Letter to Governor/Cabinet responsible for function/agency-If the agency fails take appropriate actions based on a letter to the agency head, a letter addressing the issues will be sent to the Governor or Governor and Cabinet as appropriate.
Legislative Notification-If the above correspondence does not achieve the desired results, the Legislature will be notified of the problems in order to provide an opportunity to consider necessary Legislative action.
We are willing to work with agencies and provide any assistance needed. We all have the same goal – to provide the citizens of Florida with the most efficient and effective government possible. If you have any questions, please call Bob Spooner at 410-9363 or SUNCOM 210-9363.


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Hello everybody. I am a beginner at Java programming and I am trying to learn things in deep details. I can see that this forum is very helpful. At first, I had some problems to post, but after I read some rules my mind changed and I didn't just post them, in fact I solved them by using the advises given in some of the articles. But I have two questions, that I can't really find its answers. (My teachers say that they will explain them in next semester. Frankly I don't know the reasons (perhaps they might think of us incapable of understanding everything at once)). I would be grateful if I could get some help with the following two questions:
1. When we start a program, the "class is copied into primary storage and becomes an executing object". I don't find this quite understanding, in fact it's quite complex in my mind, so can anybody help me to find/understand the precise explanation?
2. Is there a difference (perhaps in later use of the program) between writing this piece of code:
GregorianCalendar c = new GregorianCalendar();
System.out.println(new GregorianCalendar().getTime());


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Samoa Police and Prison Service
"To be a leader in policing"
The Samoa Police and Prison Service (SPS) has a force of more than 500 officers.
- Maintenance of law and order;
- Preservation of peace;
- Protection of life and property;
- Prevention, detection and investigation of crime;
- Enforcement of the law.
- Reduce crime
- Criminal Investigation Division;
- Prosecution;
- Increase community safety and confidence
- General Policing;
- Community Policing;
- Police Band;
- Traffic Unit;
- Ensure national security
- Maritime Unit;
- Special Response Unit;
- Canine Unit;
- Provide secure detention and rehabilitation
- Prison Services.
INTERPOL Apia
The Commissioner of Police is the Head of the INTERPOL National Central Bureau (NCB) for Samoa. He is assisted by the Officer in charge of the SPS Intelligence Units, which, in addition to the NCB, comprise:
- Police Domestic Intelligence Unit;
- Transnational Crime Unit.
INTERPOL Apia is staffed by one Inspector and one Senior Sergeant.
Priority crime areas:
- Drug trafficking, smuggling and organized crimes;
- Fugitive investigations;
- Human trafficking and people smuggling;
- Financial crime;
- Transnational sex offenders;
- Firearms trafficking;
- Persons of interest.
- Operate as the national point of contact for domestic law enforcement agencies requiring help in overseas investigations;
- Facilitate cross-border police cooperation to prevent and fight transnational crime;
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The short-lived Ford Taurus X was an oddity, but hidden gem in the Ford fleet, that was produced between 2005 and 2009.
Originally introduced as the Ford Freestyle in 2005, this midsize crossover SUV was renamed the Taurus X in 2008. This vehicle was actually classified as a five-door station wagon and replaced the Taurus station wagon. It was sold throughout the U.S., Canada, South Korea, Puerto Rico, and other U.S. territories before being discontinued in 2009.
The Ford Freestyle and Taurus X was known for its crossover styling that offered the best of SUV and station wagon mechanics. The Freestyle was one the first vehicles, along with the Ford Five Hundred, Mercury Montego, and the Ford Escape Hybrid, to offer the continuously variable transmissions (CVT), which changes rotating speeds depending on the speed of the vehicle. It allows for optimum fuel efficiency no matter the RPM. However, only all-wheel drive models fully utilized the CVT. Consumers bought the all-wheel drive in droves.
The Freestyle was nominated for North American Truck of the year, likely because of the positive reviews for performance, handling, and quality materials.
The Taurus X was released with little fanfare, although it was a highly competent rival to the other crossovers on the market. It had a large seating capacity, extra cargo room to boot and handled itself on the road. Unfortunately, it was only produced for two years.
The Taurus X didn't sell very well in the two years of its production. Ford moved only 23,112 units of the Taurus X in 2008 and only 6106 units in 2009. Poor sales and the release of the Ford Explorer led to this fine vehicle's demise.
The Ford Freestyle, the predecessor of the Ford Taurus X was introduced as a concept car at the 2003 Detroit Auto Show. The Ford Freestyle ran from 2005 to 2007. It was equipped with a 3.0-liter V-6 rated for an output of 205 horsepower and 207 ft-lb of torque.
The Freestyle was offered in three different trim packages including the SE, SEL and the Limited. The SE was offered for the 2006 model year. It was a very basic vehicle which had keyless entry, AM/FM radio with a CD/MP3 player, and all the normal amenities.
The SEL was offered between 2005 and 2007. It had the same features as the SE but a few upgraded trim packages, which made it a lot more popular than the base model. Included in the SEL were leather trimmed seats, rear DVD, six disc CD/MP3 and special Audiophile speakers to improve sound. A second row captain's chair option was also available with a third row bench.
The Limited version was the SEL version but with upgraded leather seating, extra speakers and a special paint job.
The Taurus X version of the vehicle was introduced in 2007 at the Chicago Auto Show and was released for the 2008 model year. The Taurus X name was introduced since Ford CEO Alan Mulally found the F-names for the Ford cars too forgettable.
The Taurus X received a new grill with the Ford blue oval melding in the middle. An Eddie Bauer trim-line was made available for the exterior. The X used the Ford D3 platform and the new six-speed VF automatic, controlling the 3.5-liter engine. The horsepower was increased to 263 horsepower. This gave the Taurus X some added power and made it a real contender in the SUV crossover market.
The Ford Taurus C was available in three different trim styles: the SEL, the Eddie Bauer Edition, and the Limited.
The base SEL model was well equipped with cloth power seats, Sync, and alloy wheels paired with the new high performance engine.
The Eddie Bauer edition had special leather seating, which were two-toned, like the other Ford models bearing the Eddie Bauer badge. This special edition also had a special Pueblo Gold Metallic paint job. This edition was only offered in the 2008 model year.
The Limited model was the top-of-the-line model for the Ford Taurus X. It added to the Eddie Bauer edition chrome-alloy wheels, 18-inch tires and wheels. The seats were higher giving the driver a commanding view of the road.
Although it was somewhat glossed over by the car media and consumers, the Ford Taurus X was one of the best crossover SUV vehicles on the market at the time of its release. Well-maintained used vehicles should run several years without any problems.
2009 Ford Taurus X
SUV, Utility/Offroad
The 2009 Taurus X might be easy to overlook in the shadow of a name change and strong competition, but it truly has the makings of a great family vehicle.
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Moyers & Company "What We Can Learn from Lincoln" One reason so many people are disillusioned by the state of things in America -- even more so after the terror in Newtown -- is that our political system hasn't produced consistently good results in a long time. We've forgotten that democracy is supposed to be about addressing our problems through a political system that encourages bargaining, compromise, and progress. Except for taking us to war, showering largesse on the privileged and powerful, and courting donors instead of representing voters, Washington politics promotes gridlock, paralysis, and stalemate. D
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After Newtown After the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School, PBS continues to analyze and illuminate the issues of access to guns and the politics of gun laws, mental illness in young adults, the science of detecting violent impulses and how communities react to unspeakable tragedy and begin to heal. The special brings together the resources of the PBS NEWSHOUR, FRONTLINE, WASHINGTON WEEK, NEED TO KNOW and NOVA. Gwen Ifill anchors the broadcast, which will include studio interviews and insightful discussion with regular contributors to WASHINGTON WEEK. D
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What Next After Newtown: What Our Country and Communities Can Do In light of the recent events in Newtown, this special provides an in-depth analysis of related issues, including accessibility of weapons, violence in the media, public policy, mental issues, and school security, and features a variety of perspectives in an effort to spark a nationwide conversation about long-term solutions. Co-anchored by Need to Know co-hosts Jeff Greenfield and Maria Hinojosa, and Nightly Business Report co-anchor Susie Gharib, among other prominent newscasters. D
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Photos showing the present hazards at Alameda have been posted appending the Alameda Guidelines section which can be found with all the location info and guidelines in the section "SF Bay Area Kiteboarding Locations & Guidelines" which can be found here.
The Alameda Guidelines and Hazard photos can be found here.
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Fearing safety violations and citations, some contractors cringe at the very thought of an OSHA inspection. But according to the "Essentials of Safety" course from American Safety Training, Davenport, Iowa, it doesn't have to be this way. Keeping an inspection kit "stocked" and readily available can help alleviate at least some of the stress of scheduled or unscheduled visits. Make sure your kit includes the following items at minimum:
Paper, pens, and clipboard for documentation
Tape recorder along with tapes and batteries
Disposable camera with film
Flashlight for nooks and crannies
Tape measure
Tote bag to carry inspection materials
Any other items specific to your company
A list of the locations of air quality monitoring and noise monitoring equipment. If your company does not perform these forms of monitoring, contact a subcontractor when necessary.
"The kit should include a 'who to call' list for when an inspector appears," said Benjamin Mangan, president and founder of MANCOMM and America Safety Training. "Inspectors can wait up to 45 minutes for a specific company official to show up. The kit should also include extra exit signs and 'DANGER: DO NOT USE' tags. Be willing to fix problems on the spot, if possible."


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Wonderful! Nice work. I just finished a bunting for my daughter's birthday party. I do admire a handmade quilt. Perhaps I'll have to attempt that next. Have a great weekend! PS I wear your little lino handbag brooch everywhere and it is adored by many. Thank you. KellyReplyDelete
wow! I love it!! What will you do with it??ReplyDelete
Cool quilt!! And so few stitches :- )ReplyDelete
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Feb. 12, 2014) – The ETSU marketing department announced special Valentine's Day promotions for the Buccaneer baseball season opener on Sunday afternoon when the Blue and Gold host Longwood at 3:05 p.m. at Thomas Stadium.
The marketing staff teamed up with The Carnegie Hotel, Wellington's, and Austin Springs Spa for special giveaways throughout the game on Saturday afternoon.
The prizes include: a one-night stay at The Carnegie Hotel, lunch for two at Wellington's, and a one-hour massage at Austin Springs Spa.
Fans have two ways to enter to win the prizes:
1) Tweet us @ETSUAthletics or @ETSU_Baseball using the hashtag #BuckyLove why you love ETSU baseball.
2) For those who don't have Twitter, ETSU marketing members will have paper hearts for fans to fill out saying why they love ETSU baseball at the game on Sunday.
The winners will be determined by those who come up with the most creative reasons why they love ETSU baseball and will be announced at the game on Sunday.
To purchase season tickets, call the ETSU ticket office at (423) 439-3878 or visit ETSUBucs.com/tickets.
ETSU fans wanting to receive Buccaneer news, score updates, in-game promotions and much more sent to their mobile device can do so by signing up for "Buc Updates." Click here to sign up today!
For more information on Buccaneer baseball, visit ETSUBucs.com and click on the baseball page.
(Updated 9:30 a.m. on Feb. 16, 2014)