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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
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Now that Thanksgiving's come and gone, it's time for the burning question: Have you started your Christmas shopping? Other than a few small things here and there, I haven't. I haven't put up a single decoration, taken the Christmas card photo, or listened to a carol. I'm sure my holiday spirit will get here eventually, but it's a little slow coming this year.
How about you? Are you in the holiday spirit? Or how about the winter spirit? Winter is my least favorite season, but my son loves it. He watches the weather constantly, looking for snow in the forecast (none yet, thank goodness!) Have you had any snow where you live? If not, are you looking forward to it?
41 comments:
- Alex J. Cavanaugh said...
Most of my shopping is done! (The Internet rocks.) I'm ready for the feeling of Christmas. Tough when it's been seventy+ degrees though.
- Tue Nov 29, 05:33:00 AM
- Old Kitty said...
I decorate on the 2 week of December and I pray for snow for Christmas Day just cos it just feels even more chrissmassy that way! Then I can't wait for Spring! LOL!
I actually got my first christmas card too! Yay!!
Take care
- Tue Nov 29, 05:41:00 AM
- Dianne K. Salerni said...
I got out a box of Christmas ornaments and led my daughter put them up around the house. Oh, and I worked on presents for my husband -- the very hardest person on my list.
But that's it. I probably ought to give it some time this week. (I'm mostly an internet shopper, so the tool is right in front of me.)
As for winter, I love snow for skiing. Other than that ... no thanks!
- Tue Nov 29, 05:43:00 AM
- salarsenッ said...
I'm always in the Christmas spirit. Love this time of year. However, I have NOT bought a single gift to celebrate my blessings. lol I finally put up some decorations a day ago. The tree has yet to see the light of day, though. We need to motivate each other.
- Tue Nov 29, 05:48:00 AM
- miss mooty said...
I ease into it by celebrating each moment...visiting a favorite nursery that has loads of balsam and cedar to smell, playing medevial holiday music, treating myself to peppermint bark, and remembering these wise words: "And the Grinch, with his Grinch-feet, ice cold in the snow, stood puzzling and puzzling, how could it be so? It came without ribbons. It came without tags. It came without packages, boxes or bags. And he puzzled and puzzled 'till his puzzler was sore. Then the Grinch thought of something he hadn't before. What if Christmas, he thought, doesn't come from a store. What if Christmas, perhaps, means a ltttle bit more." ~Dr. Seuss~
May this month be blessed with magical moments for you Susan!
- Tue Nov 29, 07:01:00 AM
- DL Hammons said...
My wife (who spearheads most of the Christmas shopping...because otherwise I spend too much) has been traveling a lot lately and we are woefully behind this year. I actually prefer it this way because it feels more festive when we're out hunting for presents...and less like bargain hunting! :)
- Tue Nov 29, 07:19:00 AM
- Joanne said...
We had an early winter snowstorm in October that knocked our power for a week :/
All's better now, and the house is decorated for Christmas ... Bring it on :)
- Tue Nov 29, 07:25:00 AM
- Kelly Polark said...
Winter is my least fave season too. I love looking at snow, just not driving in it. And I don't love the cold! My kids love the snow though!
I've started shopping! I think I'm about almost halfway done! And the tree is up and decorated (thanks to my fab kids who helped me a lot with it and begged me to put it up!)
- Tue Nov 29, 07:33:00 AM
- Sharon K. Mayhew said...
Winter is my least favorite season too. I do enjoy the snow at first, but it gets bitterly cold here and it lasts too long.
I'm putting up the tree today, but only with lights on it. It may take me a few days to get everything done because of the kitten. She has been so good, but a tree in the house might be too much for her.
Happy Holidays, Susan!
- Tue Nov 29, 07:38:00 AM
- DEZMOND said...
I'm always surprised when I hear that for Americans the Christmas season starts in November :) For me it starts on Christmas Eve :) But I celebrate it only for decorations and shopping :)
- Tue Nov 29, 07:41:00 AM
- The Happy Whisk said...
Had ours up since after Halloween. Love it.
- Tue Nov 29, 08:02:00 AM
- Robyn Campbell said...
I have some shopping finished. A lot. But more to do. I just dread the parking lots, the traffic. *sob*
We get our tree Friday. I look forward to decorating it. *waving*
- Tue Nov 29, 08:13:00 AM
- Stacy S. Jensen said...
I bought some items for this Christmas in January as the themed gifts "as seen on TV" were on clearance AND it was fresh on my mind. So, I wrapped them in May and delivered the gifts in June to my inlaws. I'm wrapping and mailing a few more items this week to ship to family. (Can't take wrapped gifts on the plane). I feel like I began the Christmas season in early November when I wrote a devotional for church book. I think I totally strayed from the scripture, but I enjoyed writing it.
- Tue Nov 29, 08:40:00 AM
- Brian said...
I love, love, love Christmas!!!
- Tue Nov 29, 09:01:00 AM
- Madeleine said...
LOL! Yes we started in the summer. If we see something we get it and squirrel it away for pressies.
- Tue Nov 29, 10:15:00 AM
I guess you missed the flurries we had Thanksgiving weekend? My son and I were dancing around driving my husband nuts. Alas, no snow. But I do have quite a bit of my shopping done. Now to get on with the making...
- Tue Nov 29, 10:46:00 AM
- LindyLouMac in Italy said...
I have not been able to work up much enthusiasm for Christmas yet, as it will be the first one without my Mum, although very much looking forward to seeing our daughters.
- Tue Nov 29, 11:28:00 AM
- Kim said...
Oh, we are definitely in throes of Christmas around here - but that is mostly to blame on my five-year old who hauled the decorations out of storage early Friday morning :)
- Tue Nov 29, 11:43:00 AM
- Southpaw said...
I love winter. I haven;t decorated for the holidays yet. I'm still enjoying the fall decorations.
I have picked up a few things here and there and I do have my Christmas cards printed and ready to go.
- Tue Nov 29, 12:04:00 PM
- The Golden Eagle said...
We've started putting up a few decorations, but the holiday spirit hasn't fully arrived; I'm looking forward to the weekend, when we'll probably work on the tree.
I like the snow--there isn't any in the forecast, but I'm sure there will be some relatively soon. It always comes.
- Tue Nov 29, 01:23:00 PM
- Lynda R Young said...
I started my Christmas shopping... and finished it! GASP! I even have my Christmas decorations up.
- Tue Nov 29, 03:37:00 PM
- Tim Brannan said...
Strangely enough. No I am not in the Holiday spirit at all. We have not put anything yet and I can't even get my kids excited about it this year. Not sure what is wrong really.
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- Tue Nov 29, 04:35:00 PM
- Lydia Kang said...
I'm such a Grinch! I haven't thought about shopping. IT stresses me out!
- Tue Nov 29, 04:54:00 PM
- E.R. King said...
I'm done my shopping, stockings and all! Merry Christmas!
- Tue Nov 29, 06:42:00 PM
- Carolina Valdez Miller said...
We put up our Christmas on Sunday, although we have a few things left to do. I have some shopping done, but a lot left to do! This year Christmas sort of snuck up on me. Good luck with all your Christmas activities!
- Tue Nov 29, 06:52:00 PM
- Susan R. Mills said...
I hate cold weather, but I do love being inside by the fire with snow falling outside. I did get my Christmas decos up. I wasn't in the spirit until then. Now, I'm excited for the holiday.
- Wed Nov 30, 08:24:00 AM
- Amy L. Sonnichsen said...
We are doing a very light Christmas as far as presents go this year because we are saving up for a trip to Disneyland in May (fingers crossed). So, I just have one present to buy for two of my children. Not bad. :) I have listened to Christmas music, but none of the other "Christmas" things are done. We usually wait until after my hubby's birthday (which is tomorrow- yay!).
- Wed Nov 30, 09:00:00 AM
- Talli Roland said...
I'm not in the spirit just yet, and I haven't even started shopping! I must get a move on.
- Wed Nov 30, 09:01:00 AM
- Laura Marcella said...
Winter is my least favorite season, too, because I don't like being cold. But I'm weird because I do like the cold only in December. If it's not cold it doesn't feel like Christmas to me and that's not fun. So from Dec. 1 until New Years I want it to be cold cold cold! After that I'm ready for spring and summer to get here. I do love when it's snowing though! It's so pretty to watch, but mostly from the comfort of my warm home with hot cocoa in my hands, LoL.
I'm SO in the Christmas spirit! As soon as Halloween is over I have on the Christmas music. And I always decorate and put up the tree on Thanksgiving weekend. I love this season!
I hope you find your Christmas spirt soon, Susan! Santa will be here in 3.5 weeks... ;)
- Wed Nov 30, 11:32:00 AM
- Cynthia Chapman Willis said...
Winter is my least favorite season, too. We had a freak snow storm at the end of October and I hated it! As for Christmas spirit, I've had tastings of it and feel it coming on. : ) But that "to do" list needs to be tackled soon.
- Wed Nov 30, 01:27:00 PM
- Lola Sharp said...
The shopping is done, the decorating is done...I love Christmas. :)
But I haven't written my cards or wrapped anything yet.
Holiday hugs,
- Wed Nov 30, 02:54:00 PM
- Marcia said...
We have lights up outside and that's it. I do plan to tackle some Christmas prep this weekend, but I can't quite get into it this year. I think it's that I just can't quite believe it's that time again.
- Thu Dec 01, 09:21:00 AM
- Lenny Lee* said...
hi miss susan! for me i always got the christmas spirit! we did lights on the windows last year and i got me a little tree and i didnt ever put it away so i been enjoying it every day. for those lights we didnt ever take them down so all we gotta do it plug them in. wow! how lazy is that! ha ha.
...hugs from lenny
- Thu Dec 01, 10:47:00 AM
- Dawn Simon said...
We have so much in common, Susan. :) While I love Christmas, winter is my least favorite season. I have no shopping done, but we have ordered our cards! We took the photo in September, so that part was easy! I hope to pull out the decorations this weekend! When my parents moved to a smaller place a few years back, my mom gave me lots of our family ornaments. I love seeing the old and new ornaments hanging, mixing memories from my childhood and our kids'!
- Thu Dec 01, 07:06:00 PM
- Michelle Teacress said...
We have had a little snow, but I'm almost DONE with my Christmas shopping. Yay! :)
- Fri Dec 02, 01:08:00 PM
I love winter because we finally get chilly and sort-of-chilly days in Florida.
Yikes. I've only started shopping and normally I'm done by this time.
- Sat Dec 03, 05:41:00 AM
- Nas Dean said...
Hi Susan,
And on our tropical country December is the hottest month! What I'd do for a little snow right now...no shopping yet, it's too hot to venture out!
- Sun Dec 04, 01:09:00 PM
- cleemckenzie said...
We get snow every twenty years. It's quite an event and it's never in December to nudge me into the holiday spirit. Oh well, I'll just have to do my own nudging, and I'd better get cracking. Haven't even opened the boxes labeled Christmas yet!
- Mon Dec 05, 11:57:00 AM
- Margo Berendsen said...
I'm really behind with decorating, card sending and all that too. But the kids made me drag them to Arthur Christmas movie, I was amazed how much it put me in the Spirit of Christmas! Excited to get my tree up now.
- Mon Dec 05, 12:42:00 PM
- Romance Reader said...
My tree is done but shopping is left to do. I live in a tropical country and want snow!
- Mon Dec 05, 02:46:00 PM
I'm definitely in the holiday spirit! Been listening to nothing by Christmas songs on the radio. After all, it's the most wonderful time of the year!
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Well, ultimately these debates won't go anywhere...heck, it's already illegal but many of us, as a matter of principle, will take the risks and spend our money to keep information free, MPAA and RIAA be damned (mind you, I fight them even though I rarely download anything these organizations seek to protect, the music and movies they put out are crap, but if one wants to, they should still be free to access the information).
Even until the mid 90's American copyright law was quite reasonable, copyright violation was only illegal if one made a profit off it. Today it is simply out of control, to the point where it is infringing on the free flow of information, or at least would if enforced: fortunately technology is outpacing law so quickly that the feds are unable to effectively enforce their oppressive legislation.Beware of he who would deny you access to information, for in his heart he dreams himself your master.
Ebor has said "When everything was done by hand like copying a book, it wasn't done to make thousands of copies for personal gain." However, this does not translate to the modern issue of filesharing. In that, no personal gain is made, rather the file is traded for free. Ebor also said "They did not take the Gospel of Mark, and sell it for personal gain nor claim that Mark was their work." This also does not seem a relevant complaint. As mentioned filesharing does not equate to personal gain for the person distributing the file, and in all instances I am familiar with the works available via P2P are not claimed by others as their work. That would seem more to do with plagiarism, which is not an issue in filesharing really, or artist sampling, which is done by the "artists" themselves. If you do a torrent search you will find many copyrighted works copied and available for download, but they are listed as the works by the people who were originally credited. Britney Spears songs are in fact labelled as Britney Spears songs, and are still unlistenable trash.
There is also, I think more kinds of profit then just monetary. Taking another's work and claiming it is your own, even if you do not get any money for it, may give a "profit" in other's admiration or esteem, feeding the ego, as it were.
But while copyright violations may be illegal, plagiarism is not. Yet, without legislation against it, the Academic community has seemed to overcome the problems of plagiarism, far better than the RIAA or MPAA has be able to address copyright violation.
And that is fine for *you*. However, do you make your living on your writing at this time? What of a future possibility where you support yourself and maybe a family with your writing.
If I were a professional writer, my only desire for compensation would be to cover the necessities of life. Once my article is published, and I've been paid for writing it, I wouldn't mind if others choose to copy and redistribute it, provided that they give me credit.
Music artists should feel lucky about how wide of recognition they can receive from the general public if their music is made available on P2P networks.
If the people really like what they hear, many will show their appreciation by actually purchasing your CDs and concert tickets in the future.
If it weren't for the entertainment industry's influence over the federal government, filesharing would be a non-issue.
Thrasymachus of Chalcedon is one of several "older sophists" (including Antiphon, Critias, Hippias, Gorgias, and Protagoras) who became famous in Athens during the fifth century BCE. We know that Thrasymachus was born in Chalcedon, a colony of Megara in Bithynia, and that he had distinguished himself as a teacher of rhetoric and speechwriter in Athens by the year 427. Beyond this, relatively little is known about his life and works. Thrasymachus' lasting importance is due to his memorable place in the first book of Plato's Republic. Although it is not quite clear whether the views Plato attributes to Thrasymachus are indeed the views the historical person held, Thrasymachus' critique of justice has been of considerable importance, and seems to represent moral and political views that are representative of the Sophistic Enlightenment in late fifth century Athens.
Make me feel dumber than I normally do.
I've actually made studio recordings with singing groups; so has my son.
"Submit yourselves to every ordinance of man for the Lord's sake: whether it be to the federal government, as supreme; Or unto state governments, as unto them that are sent by him for the punishment of evildoers, and for the praise of them that do well. For so is the will of God, that with well doing ye may put to silence the ignorance of foolish men: As free, and not using your liberty for a cloke of maliciousness, but as the servants of God. Honour all men. Love the brotherhood. Fear God. Honour the government." - 1 Pet. 2:13-17
So, again, can you explain how you decide which laws to follow?
I am of the persuasion that filesharing should be considered under "fair use" rather than theft.
Did Matthew and Luke commit theft in basing their Gospels on that of Mark?
As a writer, I'd be more than happy if people made copies of my articles for redistributation, provided that they credit me for my work.
I don't see why musicians who believe in their music wouldn't feel the same way.
is meant to be shared and enjoyed, not profited from.
If Jay-Z is already a multimillionaire, I think he could afford to let me download "Hard Knock Life" off Limewire.
I burn a copy of every good CD that I check out at the library, and I feel no shame in it.
Without the "illegal" copying of music, CD burners wouldn't commonly exist.
Retail stores shouldn't sell CD burners, considering that they know full well what they will be used for.
There are anonymous P2P programs that prevent the government from interfering with your filesharing:
If I were a professional writer, my only desire for compensation would be to cover the necessities of life. Once my article is published, and I've been paid for writing it, I wouldn't mind if others choose to copy and redistribute it, provided that they give me credit.
P2P is a much more honest way than MTV and radio in generating artists' popularity, because it reflects what the people really want, rather than what record executives want you to hear.
If it weren't for the entertainment industry's influence over the federal government, filesharing would be a non-issue.
The very idea that filesharing equals theft of intellectual property is foreign to Biblical morality.
If it weren't for unauthorized copying, the Bible as we have it today would not exist.
Acts 5 28 Did we not strictly command you not to teach any man in this name? And behold, you have filled Jerusalem with your doctrine, and you intend to bring the blood of this man upon us.29 Then Simon Peter with the rest of the apostles answered, saying to them, We must obey God rather than men.
1 Corinthians 6 12 All things are lawful for me, but all things are not advisable; indeed all things are lawful for me but I will not be brought under the power of any.
I own many CDs, most of which I have purchased used on Amazon. When such a transaction is made, no money is given to either the recording artist or the record label. If we are not allowed to download low quality MP3 files for free, how long will it be before we are no longer allowed to purchase used CDs?
In high school, my band made an EP, which I'd be more than happy if people chose to copy and redistribute.
If pro-life advocates were to take this passage literally, they would not protest Roe. One must consider the historical context of this letter, in which Saint Peter intended to protect the early Christians from avoidable persecution.
The standard for secular law is the Law of God. That which is not condemned by Scripture should be allowed by the state.
ThrasymachusOk, let's just sum up your arguments here.
LOL Your high school band. You mean while you were living off Mommy and Daddy?
CD burners wouldn't be commonly available if not for copying illegal music. Therefore, I can take any artwork I want for myself without paying.
People shouldn't sell things which might be used illegally. Retail stores sell CD burners, therefore, I can take any artwork I want for myself without paying
I guess I'm naive, but I just assumed that most people used them as backups, now that floppys have become extinct.
A thought on Filesharing is the same as borrowing a book from the library: books are printing with a certain number in a printing, that is there is a set number of copies. One is bought by a library and people read it. A pressing of CDs is the same way, there are so many tangible copies made for sale or giving.Filesharing by it's nature isn't "let me lend you this copy of a song." It is making more copies. I can't really see someone borrowing a Stephen King novel from a library and making a copy to have (handwritten? photocopy? scanning? It might happen, but doesn't seem likely.)
With the CD burner built into my computer, I have never burned a CD with illegally obtained music on it. It is not that hard to avoid doing so, even though I get plenty of use out of it. Buck up and take some responsibility for your own actions.
CD burners can be used for a legal purpose but, more often than not, they are for making illegal copies of media. Much like how a hookah can be utilized as a "tobacco accessory," but most purchased at head shops will invariably be used for "smoky toky.â€Â
CD burners can be used for a legal purpose but, more often than not, they are for making illegal copies of media.
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Good Afternoon Cowboys' Fans:
As we close the book on the game with the Cincinnati Bengals and a 31-22 victory yesterday, I can sum this game up by saying, "complacent, somewhat lethargic, and often just down right sloppy". I don't know if the Cowboys were still "hung over" from the loss to the Redskins or not, but this team is experiencing some mental issues right now that I am not sure a good "shrink" would have the answers. They have lost "that killer instinct"!!
When the Cowboys jumped out to an early 17-0 lead, I felt the game was going just as planned against a Bengals team the boys were supposed to beat easily. Suddenly it seemed the Cowboys let their foot off the gas and began to coast. Before they could speed up again, it was 14 minutes to go in the game and the Cowboy's lead had shrunk to 17-16. It was only then that Marcus Spears forced a Chris Perry fumble and the Cowboys' came back to life. Romo connected with T.O. on a 57 yd touchdown pass and the game seemed to be in hand.
I was happy to see the running game return with MB3 and Felix Jones, and the defense played very well. I was very disappointed we lacked intensity in other areas i.e. special teams and QB play.
I became extremely concerned in the third quarter with Tony Romo as I think everyone in Texas Stadium could sense he had gotten so down on himself that it really affected his play and mentally he had taken himself completely out of the game. I just think Tony is "beating himself up" over his turnover situation so far this season to the point it is actually affecting the way he releases the ball. I felt yesterday that at times he was almost unsure about throwing the ball in fear he will throw another interception. That was not the normal Romo that is usually all smiles and loving to play the game as he finished with a very uncharacteristic season low of 14-23 for 176 yds and three touchdowns.
Possibly we can look upon this victory and the lack of intensity by the Cowboys was due to playing the 0-4 Bengals? What concerns me though is if that is the case, the Cowboys have to get back to the basics again.
To play on words; "When you have a wounded animal backed into a corner like the Bengals were, you have to go in for the kill." The Cowboys have a relatively difficult test Sunday on the road against the Cardinals and then two games that would seem to be easy tests against the Rams in St. Louis and Tampa Bay at home. These games are a chance to gain back that momentum. A momentum and they must have in 4 weeks when they travel to the Meadowlands for their first match up with the "G-men".
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I agree that "Patches are just band-aids ", and I think that we need to take real proactive steps.
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Waiting for better software or protocols isn't really an option. While new software will inevitably come along, there are limited guarantees, especially in the case of open-source technology such as OpenSSL, that it will be bug-free. In fact, we should expect that they will be breached.
The most viable option is proactive security of the data itself. By tokenizing or encrypting sensitive data at the point of creation or acquisition, it can be made useless to potential thieves, even in memory.
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Identifying risk factors for stillbirthBMJ 2013; 346 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.f416 (Published 24 January 2013) Cite this as: BMJ 2013;346:f416
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- 1Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Faculty of Medical and Health Science, University of Auckland, Private Bag 92019, Auckland
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In developed countries stillbirth is one of the few potentially avoidable maternal and child health complications that have not declined in recent decades.1 Stillbirth rates vary between and within countries, suggesting that it might be possible to reduce this devastating problem.2 A linked study by Gardosi and colleagues (doi:10.1136/bmj.f108) adds important new insights into risk factors for non-anomalous singleton stillbirths after 24 weeks.3 The findings highlight the important contribution of the modifiable risk factors of fetal growth restriction (FGR) (especially when it is unrecognised before birth), smoking, and obesity.
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BERLIN, Germany – 5 March, 2013 – At the Berlin International Hotel Investment Forum (IHIF), Marriott International (NYSE: MAR) will debut MOXY HOTELS, its first entry into the economy tier, three-star hospitality segment in Europe. Designed to capture the rapidly emerging millennial traveler, the new brand combines contemporary stylish design, approachable service and, most importantly, an affordable price. The brand will debut in Italy, with the first MOXY HOTEL expected to open in Milan in early 2014.
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"MOXY HOTELS is the essence of the next generation traveler, not only Gen X and Y but people with a younger sensibility, for whom contemporary style is paramount," said Arne Sorenson, President and CEO of Marriott International. "Every aspect of the hotel was thoughtfully researched and crafted to reflect and deliver on the changing lifestyles and expectations of this fast-growing customer segment. We believe Marriott will lead the way in redefining the traditional economy hotel experience throughout Europe. We are thrilled to be able to launch the brand with Inter Hospitality as an owner and Nordic as our franchisee. With a dedicated real estate partner and an experienced operator, we expect a fast start and the exceptional customer service that is associated with all of Marriott's brands."
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Amy McPherson, president and managing director of Marriott International in Europe, added, "We see a huge opportunity to expand our market share in Europe with MOXY HOTELS. The economy tier in Europe represents nearly half of total room supply, yet only 20 percent of these hotels are branded. MOXY HOTELS will be a great addition to our portfolio of brands in Europe."
Peter Andrews, managing director of Inter Hospitality, commented, "The agreement with Marriott and Nordic Hospitality gives us a great opportunity to use our development expertise to build a high-quality hotel property investment portfolio. Our initial focus is on acquiring sites for the new brand in Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium and Austria. Over the next 5 years we aim to secure at least 50 sites for development."
MOXY HOTELS has been in development for nearly two years. Marriott, together with Nordic Hospitality, has conducted extensive consumer research across Europe including construction of sample rooms for focus group studies.
According to Ramesh Jackson, brand vice president of MOXY HOTELS, "No design element was too small to test with these tech-savvy consumers. We learned that these confident explorers are wildly self-sufficient, but still want a chance to connect with each other in inviting social spaces in person or digitally. Based on the concept test results we believe MOXY HOTELS will revolutionize the industry."
Harald Jacobsen, President and CEO of Nordic Hospitality, stated: "We are proud to be part of the development of this brand and to be the preferred operating partner for MOXY HOTELS. We believe strongly in the competitiveness of the concept and we are convinced that our partnership with both Marriott and Inter Hospitality will result in a rapid development for MOXY HOTELS."
The contemporary and stylish 150- to 300-room MOXY HOTELS will cater to today's budget-minded, savvy travellers who thrive on self-service and embrace new technology. Guestrooms will be functional and well-designed, with upscale bath amenities, large flat screen televisions and built-in USB ports located within each wall socket. The color palette features calming neutral tones reminiscent of rich brown leather, combined with natural materials to evoke an organic, comfortable and restorative feel. Each room will also feature a floor to ceiling signature "art wall" that is hand selected to reflect the local city or surroundings.
MOXY HOTELS will feature adaptable public spaces for guests to relax and socialize offering healthy continental breakfast and an evening bar featuring wines by the glass and local brews. In addition, hotels will have two "Plug and Meet" meeting spaces on the lobby level designed with modern ergonomic seating, large writing walls and 56-inch televisions for presentation projection. The lobby will boast state-of-the art computers and 24/7 market featuring snacks and drinks.
Guests will enjoy free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, and may opt to check in using their mobile devices.
MOXY HOTELS will also be part of Marriott Rewards, Marriott International's award-winning global guest loyalty program with more than 40 million members worldwide.
The terms of the agreement (s) were not disclosed, but are not material to Marriott International.
Marriott International, Inc. (NYSE: MAR) is a leading lodging company based in Bethesda, Maryland, USA with more than 3,800 properties in 74 countries and territories and reported revenues of nearly $12 billion in fiscal year 2012. The company operates and franchises hotels and licenses vacation ownership resorts under 18 brands. For more information or reservations, please visit our website at www.marriott.com, and for the latest company news, visit www.marriottnewscenter.com.
Inter Hospitality Holding B.V. was established in January 2012 to create long term value for the Property Division of Inter IKEA Group by developing and investing in hotel properties and student properties across Europe. Currently its focus is on acquiring sites for hotel development in Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium and Austria. Inter Hospitality is located in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. For more information, visit www.interhospitality.eu.
Nordic Hospitality AS is a Norwegian hotel management and development company operating Marriott hotels in Scandinavia under franchise agreement. The company's pipeline currently includes hotels in Poland, Finland and The Netherlands. In August 2012, a new central office in Amsterdam was established to support development and operations for the new MOXY HOTELS. For more information visit www.nhospitality.no or www.shmanagement.com
Note on forward-looking statements: The number of MOXY HOTELS we plan to open in the future, and timing and locations of those openings, and the features of the to-be-opened hotels are all "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of federal securities laws, and are not historical facts. We caution you that these statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to numerous risks and uncertainties, including those we identify below and other risk factors that we identify in our most recent annual report on Form 10-K. Risks that could affect the forward-looking statements include changes in market conditions; economic conditions in Europe, competitive conditions in the lodging industry; and the availability of capital to finance hotel development. Any of these factors could cause actual results to differ materially from the expectations we express or imply in this press release. We make these forward-looking statements as of February 19, 2013. We undertake no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.


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Thoroughbred has done exceedingly well through the recent downturn by maintaining its costs and continuing to build boats. The current demand and backlog for new boat construction is partially the reason for the new location decision. Additionally, the company plans to hire an additional 15 to 20 new employees over the next couple of months.
The assets of Bluewater Yachts were recently purchased by Aries Investments, LLC, whose ownership includes a long time owner of nine Bluewater Yachts.
Aries Investments, LLC, is proceeding with the development of a new model which will feature 20 percent more living area than comparable boats, a wider beam, lighter structural materials, increased insulation, fuel efficient engines and modern styling. Bluewater's signature features, including low draft prop pockets, low profile, one-level living, wide spaced engine and keel, were left unchanged. The new model will be unveiled in the spring.
The 1,000-square-foot modular home is one of two prototype structures built during the past year in a project to develop highly energy-efficient, relatively low-cost houses that may be built at southern Kentucky factories that ordinarily produce houseboats.
Those factories have been hit hard by the recession. Several have closed, and employment is down significantly from before the economic downturn. The project to create a new product for houseboat makers is a partnership of Kentucky Highlands Investment Corp., the University of Kentucky College of Design, with help from UK's Center for Applied Energy Research; and the Stardust Cruisers houseboat factory.
Workers at Stardust built two of the prototypes in 2011, piecing them together on the same lines where houseboats were being built.
Since March of 1997 when the first houseboat came out of its custom-designed plant, Horizon Yachts has always been about putting pride and workmanship into each houseboat it built. Due to slower economic times, this Kentucky builder has been forced to close its doors.
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The Dungeness crab, Cancer magister, is a popular shellfish offered in fish markets and restaurants worldwide as a seafood delicacy. Named for a shallow, sandy bay they inhabit adjacent to the Dungeness Spit of the Straits of Juan de Fuca, these marine crustaceans are found along the Pacific Coast of North America from Cook Inlet near the North Pole, south to Magdalena Bay, Mexico.
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Supporting both commercial and private anglers, Dungeness crabs have a broad, oval body covered by a hard, chitinous shell. With a pair of claws and four pairs of walking legs, Cancer magister differs from other commercially valuable crabs such as the king and Tanner crabs because they have much shorter and narrower legs and the top of their carapace is spineless.
Although Dungeness crabs prefer sandy or muddy substrates in the subtidal zone of the coastal waters, they have been found in deep waters to 180 meters in depth and can tolerate the lower salinities of estuaries. When not feeding on other crabs, clams, or marine worms, these crabs remain buried in the sand. Paralytic shellfish poisoning has been detected in the internal organs of Dungeness crabs, and consequently the organs, including the hepatopancreas (or "crab butter"), should be avoided when consuming these tasty marine malacostracans.
In the late spring, C. magister hard-shelled males mate with soft-shelled females. Until the fall, the female stores the sperm in a seminal receptacle before fertilization. The fertilized eggs are extruded in a mass known as the sponge, which remains attached to the female. Large females may bear more than 2.5 million eggs that develop over the winter and hatch in the early spring. The larval crabs hatch and swim freely, growing and molting several times before resembling small, demersal Dungeness crabs. It takes between two and three years for the crabs to reach a size that is sustainably harvestable. This is a year after the male reaches sexual maturity, and in most waters, the females are protected from taking.
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Can we get a section added to or maybe in lieu of the our current training section? IMO A new dog owner asks questions, and gets a TON of feed back much of which may or may not be from the most credible sources. Seems to clutter up threads pretty quick.
I also think it would encourage some of the not so new members who have training questions to ask on issues that maybe they haven't seen before or an especially tough situation but don't want to wade through all the junk trying to find an answer. Further I would assume the pros would offer up advice more freely if they weren't having to defend a tip or stance on a training technique from people who have little or no experience.
Just like the for sale section, the question would have to be reviewed by the mods, then only the selected pros would have access to freely post.
Just my opinion, we have several resident pros here, and non pros who have been doing it and breaking and testing there own dogs for years. We need to make better use of them!


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International community wants so badly to blame Israel as the obstacle to peace, that mainstream media is willing to overtly misquote Hamas.
By Ryan Jones
Diplomats, media and peace activists apparently eager to paint Israel as the main obstacle to peace have been quick to publish and point to numerous reports that Hamas is being encouraged and has even agreed to recognize Israel as part of its unity agreement with the Palestinian Authority.
It would seem that those reports were either premature or purposely embellished, and that those who latched on to them should have first done some rudimentary fact-checking.
In just about every case, the subject of those reports – from the Palestinian Authority to Egypt to Hamas itself – has subsequently denied making any conciliatory gesture or remark toward Israel.
Soon after the PA-Hamas deal was announced, The Washington Post and others tried to blunt Jerusalem's sharp criticism by quoting Palestinians officials who said the agreement would include recognition of Israel.
Hamas spokesman Taher Nunu was quoted by the Post as agreeing with Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas' purported statement that his group must accept Israel's right to exist. Now, Nunu is threatening to sue the newspaper for misrepresenting himself and Hamas.
"What I was quoted as telling the American paper is wrong, and I unequivocally deny it," Nunu told Palestinian media. "The issue of Hamas recognizing Israel is a complete nonstarter."
Abbas' own spokesmen later contradicted the Palestinian leader's own statements on the matter. In an interview with the London-based daily Al-Hayat, one senior PA official insisted Abbas had never required Hamas to recognize Israel as part of the Palestinian unity pact.
Whatever Abbas and Hamas did or didn't say, at least Egypt, which brokered Palestinian unity, is pressing Hamas to recognize Israel. Former Egyptian foreign minister and head of the Arab League, Amr Moussa, even said as much in remarks to France's AFP news agency. Except that, oops, no, actually he didn't. On Tuesday, Moussa's office issued a statement denying that he had told AFP that Hamas must recognize Israel.
As evidence that no one in the Arab world is really pressing Hamas to recognize Israel, the group has actually been moving in the opposition direction, validating the very reason Israel sees the Palestinian unity deal as yet another insurmountable obstacle to peace.
"With the invader we will not make any compromises," Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal said on Tuesday during an event in Doha. "The reconciliation does not mean an end to our resistance against the invaders, resistance will continue as long as the occupation exists."
Hamas refers to Israel as a foreign "invader," uses "resistance" as a euphemism for what most define as terrorism, and insists that the "occupation" encompasses the entirety of the Land of Israel.
View original Israel Today publication at: http://www.israeltoday.co.il/NewsItem/tabid/178/nid/24625/Default.aspx?hp=readmore


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Students chosen for recovery trip
TIM Eddy and Owen Taylor are excited to be selected for an overseas trip, but they have mixed emotions about what they will see.
The Southern Cross School K-12 Year 9 students head to Japan in December for two weeks to see the recovery work that has been done since last year's tsunami and earthquake, and also volunteer to help out.
The Kizuna scholarship trip is paid for by the Japanese government with the aim of promoting an understanding of the recovery efforts, and to strengthen cultural ties.
The program is administered through AFS Intercultural Programs Australia.
The 15 year-olds, who both study Japanese at school, were two of 200 high school students selected from 1300 applications around Australia.
They were selected on their language skills and enthusiasm for learning more about Japan.
"It should be emotional," Tim said. He has been to Japan several times before.
Owen echoed Tim's sentiments, and said while he was excited about his first trip to Japan, "it could be confronting".
They will be hosted by Japanese families for a time during their stay, and will be visiting local schools.
Owen is going to Maebashi and Tim is heading to Shibata.


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For those running Windows, the following work on this forum
Activate NumLock, hold down the Alt key while entering the following codes from the number pad.
Note that the glyph appears after Alt is released.
α 224
ß 225
π 227
σ 229
µ 230
τ 231
δ 235
∞ 236
φ 237
ε 238
∩ 239
≡ 240
± 241
≥ 242
≤ 243
≈ 247
° 248 e.g. x°
· 250 e.g. p·q
√ 251
ⁿ 252 e.g xⁿ
¹ 0185 e.g. x¹
² 253 e.g. x²
³ 0179 e.g. x³
ª 166 e.g. xª
¼ 0188
½ 0189
→ 282
← 283
é 386
× 0471
÷ 0503
I didn't realise you could create Math symbols like that...nice work putting them into a list like that.
You can create just about anything with (hex) Unicode.
heres some more
¿ 0191 (or 0959) e.g. wtf¿ isntead of wtf?
þ 0254 (or 06654) e.g. :þ instead of
Þ 0478 e.g. :Þ isntead of :þ or
× 0215 (or 0471, 0983) e.g. x×X
ß 0223 (or 09951, 0991, 0479)
║ 954 e.g. ║x║
º 0954 (or 248 as above, 0432)
¹ 0953 (or 0185 as above)
² 0946 (or 253 as above)
· 0951 (or 0439) e.g. a·b instead of ab
½ 0957 (or 0189 as above)
¾ 0958
Ø 0984 (or 0472)
Å 0965 e.g. STARGATE ATLÅNTIS :þ
ð 0752
± 0433 (or 0945)
= 0317
0408 instead of ~
÷ 0503
0902 (or 0134)
0903 (or 0135)
The Beginning Of All Things To End.
The End Of All Things To Come.
Do you know if there is a way to type alt codes on a laptop with no number pad?
Well, sometimes alt codes do not work for some reason at times, so I just simply use MS Word. On opening MS Word, click on the dropdown tab 'Insert', then click on 'symbols'. A window will open up with all the possible characters that Microsoft Word can provide you with in your current version, for the time being.
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Do you know if there is a way to type alt codes on a laptop with no number pad?
I have a laptop with no number pad. Do you have small numbers on your u, i, o, j, k, and l keys? This may be where your number pad is - it's just slanted. Activate numlock and use the corresponding keys ... unless you don't have the numbers there.
devante, there is just a thing as the character map in.. start menu>>all programs>>accessories>>system tools>>character map
which has every single character possible for every font on your computer, you get symbols like these ﻼﺷﮕﻍ♫ﮎ
The Beginning Of All Things To End.
The End Of All Things To Come.
I know, but it depends whether people find which one easier. I prefer the MS Word way, and that way is good too, but it depends on people's preferences to accessing that information.
But thanks anyway.
Do you know if there is a way to type alt codes on a laptop with no number pad?
There will be a way, I am sure. Experiment, that's how I found the codes I posted.
Silly me, I can do it if I have numlock on. I should have tried before I asked .
To create a character with an acute accent, press [Ctrl]['] (that's [Ctrl] and the apostrophe), followed by the character. For example, to type a lowercase or uppercase E with an acute accent, press [Ctrl]['] and then type e or E.
To enter a character with a grave accent, press [Ctrl][`] (which is the apostrophe under ¬ ), followed by the letter.
To add a tilde to a character, press [Ctrl][Shift][~], followed by the letter.
To add a circumflex, press [Ctrl][Shift][^], followed by the letter.
To add a dieresis (or umlaut), press [Ctrl][Shift][:] (the colon), followed by the letter.
Hey, the typing icon that flashes has two pixels attached to the near-top east of itself. And it looks annoying, and it won't go away. Any ideas why? >_>
I used to know a load more shortcuts for doing it, but I can't remember. Plus you have to try the above in word...but the only one I can really remember well is the basic accent-on-the-vowel trick. To create an á, é, í, ó or ú without opening or typing anything in word, hold Alt Gr and press any vowel. And it obviously doesn't work with consonants...
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Talk:Merit Badge Pamphlet Libraries
From MeritBadgeDotOrg
Scribe vs. Librarian
This page states: "Your Scribe is the person responsible for maintaining your merit badge library.". I thought the Librarian would be responsible for the MB Library? Is this a typo perhaps? —Preceding unsigned comment added by Jayclary (talk • contribs) Apr 8, 2010. (Please, sign and date your posts on talk pages.)
- So noted and corrected. (By the way, you could have "fixed" that yourself; but, we understand some folks don't like to do that and just prefer to note it over on the talk page.) So, either way, it's all good. Thanks again, —RWSmith (Bureaucrat), 23:29, April 8, 2010 (EDT)
Merit Badge Pamphlet Copyright Violations
While this web site is entirely dedicated to helping Scouts advance, e.g., resources such as worksheets, there is still no replacement for our "No. 1" rule of guidance for all Scouts wanting to earn a Merit Badge: "Read the Merit Badge pamphlet."
We cannot (or allow links to web sites that) host unapproved scans of any BSA Merit Badge pamphlets, as this violates BSA copyright. So, please help us by:
- ensuring that you do not upload unapproved "scans" of Merit Badge pamphlets to MeritBadgeDotOrg, and
- remove any links (that you may find here) to web sites hosting unapproved "scans" of Merit Badge pamphlets.
The only Merit Badge pamphlets that we know to currently be publicly available in "electronic" form are the four 2010 Centennial "Historical" Merit Badges (Carpentry, Pathfinding, Signaling and Tracking) -- technically, it's eight... the four originals and the four 2010 versions.
It's not a question of if, but when the National Council changes this policy... then, we'll change ours. —RWSmith (Bureaucrat), 18:10, April 15, 2010 (EDT)


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The first Ford Ranger released in America was first produced in 1982 for the 1983 model year. The vehicle was supposed to replace the Ford Courier, which is a pickup truck that is still produced in Brazil. Production of the vehicle continued in the Americas for several years without any modifications of the vehicle's mechanics. These trucks were built tough, or as the company would say, "Ford Tough." After nearly 30 years in production, the Ford Ranger was discontinued in 2011. An international version of the Ranger was released in 2012, but due to the fact that it's the same size as the Ford F-150, Ford decided not to release it in the United States.
While the Ford Ranger is known as a compact pickup, it was a desirable choice for those that wanted a truck for hauling but needed something smaller than the F-150 and other full-size pickups that Ford offered. Fuel economy on the Ford Ranger was also better than the full-size trucks, mainly due to the power of the engine and the weight of the vehicle, which was lighter than its counterparts.
The compact size made for better city driving and visibility, mainly due to the lack of the D-pillar present in full-size trucks. The Ranger was perfect for laborers and contractors in the city that needed to haul a load but needed to do so in streets of minimum movability, where a full-size pickup couldn't fit.
The 2012 Ford Ranger is sold in over 180 countries throughout the world, but the 2012 Ranger will not be released in America or Canada. Since Ford was afraid to overlap and essentially take away from the similar and smaller F-150, it will not introduce the truck to American drivers. While the measurements don't add up exactly in comparison to the F-150, it's close enough that it would result in unnecessary competition in a shrinking market for compact trucks.
It is sold in the Asian-Pacific, South American, and South African markets, where the Ranger sports a 2.2-liter four-cylinder turbo diesel engine. A 2.5-liter four-cylinder is also available as well as a 3.2-liter five-cylinder turbo diesel. This makes up 347 lb-ft of torque, close to the same amount as some V-8 engines. While the engine boasts a 197 horsepower, the transmission comes in a six-speed automatic or manual version.
The 2012 Ford Ranger is almost as big as the Ford F-150, within 10 percent of its dimensions. This Ranger is meant to be a workhorse. It can haul up to 7,385 pounds, more than half of what the full-size F-150 could tow.
The Ranger has great stability control and handling, even under the weight of a heavy load. Safety is also important on the new Ranger. Front, side, and other airbags are included in the design of the vehicle.
Trim on the inside of the vehicle is fairly plush for a truck. Bluetooth, music device compatibility, steering wheel controls, and rear camera all come together to make the inside pretty comfortable and easy to drive.
The Ford Ranger line has remained the same mechanically for the last 30 years. Features and body styles, even on the most recent models, might feel a bit outdated when compared to other truck models available.
The truck received a facelift in 1989 that smoothed out the boxy shape by extending the hood. A second-generation model was introduced in 1993, ten years after the ranger line debuted. In 1998, the truck received a second facelift and cosmetic changes to the vehicle were made in 2001, 2004, and 2006.
The recent Ranger models came in four trim lines: the XL, XLT, Sport, and the FX4. Two engine lines are available including a 2.3-liter four-cylinder and a 4.0-liter V-6 with five-speed manual or five-speed automatic.
No matter the year, the Ford Ranger is a truly reliable vehicle. It isn't uncommon to see the early models still transporting cargo across the freeway or fully-loaded with freight. Used vehicles sell for an inexpensive price and as long as they are well maintained, will last several years into the future. Look for the latest models if you have the budget to find the best transmissions, trim line, and engine outputs available in the Ranger line.
2011 Ford Ranger
Truck, Utility/Offroad
2010 Ford Ranger
For 2010, the FX4 Off-Road trim was discontinued along with the 7-foot bed to simply the lineup. Despite the lack of changes, EPA fuel economy for the I-4 and 5-speed manual combination improved by 1 mpg city and highway.
2009 Ford Ranger
The 2009 Ford Ranger is a pickup truck manufactured by the Ford Motor Company and introduced in the North American Market in 1983.
2008 Ford Ranger
The 2008 Ford Ranger is a straightforward vehicle designed for work.
2007 Ford Ranger
The 2007 Ford Ranger classifies as a compact pickup that comes with either a regular cab or an extended cab.
2006 Ford Ranger
The 2006 Ford Ranger stems from a model that began its life as a trim level for the F-Series pickup, and it got reborn as an independent model in 1983.
2005 Ford Ranger
The 2005 Ford Ranger offers pickup truck buyers with lots of different options.
2004 Ford Ranger
2003 Ford Ranger
The Ford Ranger became its own model in 1983 after serving for several years as a trim line for the F-Series pickup.
2002 Ford Ranger
The Ford Ranger has been one of the best-selling compact trucks on the market since it launched.
2001 Ford Ranger
The 2001 Ford Ranger brings about a fresh look for Ford's best-selling compact pick-up.
2000 Ford Ranger
The 2000 Ford Ranger still holds up as a well-designed, nicely-priced compact truck, although it doesn't blow away the competition.
1999 Ford Ranger
The 1999 Ford Ranger marks part of the second generation of pickup trucks manufactured by Ford Motor Company.
1998 Ford Ranger
1997 Ford Ranger
The 1997 Ford Ranger is a compact pickup truck available in a variety of two- and four-wheel drive regular and extended cab models.
1996 Ford Ranger
The 1996 Ford Ranger boasts extremely impressive safety ratings for a compact truck.
1995 Ford Ranger
The 1995 Ford Ranger is a light duty pickup truck that emphasizes performance over luxury amenities.


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NOT for the faint of heart in San Mateo
Sometimes, we receive a submission that tells us to drop everything else in the reader queue and post it at once. Today's real estate ruh-roh is from Burbed reader TB. Once you see the pictures, you'll see why those initials are so apt.
732 Fallon Ave
San Mateo, CA 94401
Beds: 3 bed
Baths: 1 bath
House Size: Not Available
Lot Size: 0.11 Acres
Price/sqft: Not Available
Property Type: Single Family Home
Year Built: 1950
Neighborhood: Not Available
Style: Fixer-Handyman Special
Stories: 1
Garage: 1
Status: Active
County: San Mateo
Area: San Mateo County Approximately 1000 acre(s)
1 total full bath
5 total rooms
1 stories
Type: Detached
1 car garage
Attached parking
Lot size is 20 or more acres
Utilities present: Sewer System Public, Water Public
We don't often link to Realtor.com, and the missing info coupled with the conflicting info may be why. They don't know how big this house is. The lot is 0.11 acres. The lot is approximately a thousand acres. The lot is at least 20 acres. Close enough!
Let's see if Redfin is any help.
732 Fallon Ave
San Mateo, CA 94401
$299,000; reduced from $425,000 on 8/31/12
3 Beds
1 Baths
— Sq. Ft.
Built: 1950
Lot Size: 5,000 Sq. Ft.
On Redfin: 9 days
Type: Detached
Stories: 1
Community: San Mateo
Style: Fixer/Handyman Special
View: Other
County: San Mateo
NOT for the faint of heart. Major fixer, needs everything including foundation work. All offers will be considered.
Moving over to Redfin has provided way more information than the Official Site of the National Association of REALTARDS®. We now know how old the listing is, we have the previous price, we have a lot size in a more useful measurement, we now know this is a short sale and that the listing is out-of-area, we have a Double Dog Dare Description of this property, and we have one of the first listings on Burbed ever to have a View of Other. What could Other be when the default of "Neighborhood" really means "No view from this house." This suggests this home has something worse than no view.
No wonder all offers will be considered! TB observes:
the photos probably don't do the place justice.
They certainly don't! Have a look at them after the break!


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Crafted for commercial-grade durability, this superior quality residential rug is designed with modern rustic style and comfort in mind. High grade polypropylene backing, reinforced edge stitching, and rich colorfast dyes combine for an heirloom quality rug that will last for generations in your home. This Bounty design round area rug measures approximately 93-inches diameter, and has a 3/8-inch pile height. It is made with pride in Calhoun, Georgia, USA using local machinery. Predominate color(s): Pink, Black, Multi-colored. What makes these rugs so amazing? QUALITY AND ATTENTION TO DETAIL: 6-6 premium nylon fiber, the strongest grade of carpet fiber available, is carbon-filled to reduce static electricity shock. Our colorfast, fade resistant, antimicrobial nylon yarn is the strongest available. It is far superior to Polypropylene or olefin yarn, that will crush under distress and can break. Our commercial grade construction and non-slip polypropylene backing make for a very high traffic rating. This means that you won't have a problem with shedding, unraveling, crushing or deep wear from foot traffic, issues that you would normally see in cheaper floor coverings. Soil lifting properties are added to the yarn, including safe PTFE (also used as a non-stick coating in high-end cookware) for enhanced stain-resistance and easy cleaning. These enhancements never wear off for the life of your carpet. In addition to amazing stain and wear resistance, our yarn system is tested to protect against bacteria, mold, and mildew. It is also fire resistant from sources like fireplace embers and cigarettes. BACKING: The underside is made with Loc-Bak (trademark of EnduraStran) polypropylene substructure. It gives the rug stability and lasting shape. This premium backing reduces slippage, keeping the rug from gathering around furniture pressure points or moving on bare floors. It also provides the perfect rigidity and thickness for use on top of carpeting. A carpet pad is recommended for use on hard floors. EASY CLEANING: The stain-lifting properties of our rugs keep liquids from absorbing deeply and saturating the fibers. Most spills and stains can be easily cleaned with just hot water. For more stubborn stains, most dry powder consumer carpet cleaning products will work well. Regular vacuuming is recommended.
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Content violating those rules will be removed. That still leaves a lot of space for active sharing, so enjoy!


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The Injustice in Egypt's Courts
By ROBIN WRIGHT
Egypt is, again, a dictatorship, proven by gross injustice and absurdly counterproductive behavior in the year since its latest military coup. Just weeks after sentencing some 1,200 people to death in mass trials, the judiciary has sentenced three Al Jazeera journalists to seven years in prison, allegedly for supporting terrorism and aiding the Muslim Brotherhood by interviewing its members. Evidence in the trial was flimsy to the point of laughable. The sentences were tragically ridiculous. One journalist received an additional three years for being in possession of a single spent bullet. As Amnesty International noted, journalism is not a crime.
The judicial decision was a defiant snub of the United States and a slap in the face to Secretary of State John Kerry just a day after he met with Egypt's new president, Abdel Fattah Al Sisi, in Cairo and promised that the flow of U.S. military equipment would resume. Some of the $1.3 billion in annual U.S. aid and equipment has been frozen since shortly after then-Gen. Sisi led a coup last July against the democratically elected government of Mohammed Morsi.
Secretary Kerry was so angered by the announcement that, even in the midst of emergency diplomacy on Iraq, he called Egypt's foreign minister to complain. In Baghdad on Monday, Mr. Kerry said at a press conference that Egypt's move was "chilling" and "draconian."
The White House later called on President Sisi to commute the journalists' sentences or pardon the three—Australian Peter Greste, Canadian-Egyptian Mohamed Fahmy and Egyptian Baher Mohamed—so they can be immediately released. It also called for clemency for "all politically motivated sentences," an indirect reference to the widespread detention of critics and rights activists. National security adviser Susan Rice tweeted on Tuesday "Appalled by senseless verdicts against Al Jazeera English journalists in Egypt." She added the hashtag being used worldwide by those pushing for the journalists' release, #FreeAJStaff. Ms. Rice rarely uses social media, especially to publicly criticize a foreign government. The governments of Australia and Canada have also condemned the sentences.
Mr. Sisi would be wise to let the journalists go. But even if he frees those three, hundreds remain in detention and other trials await. Ultimately, Egypt's conduct will be costly. It may be the most populous Arab country and the most strategic in North Africa. But Cairo needs credibility to deal with staggering economic problems, which will require foreign income from tourism and investment.
Showing utter disregard for basic rights is no way for Cairo to prove its claim of transitioning back to democratic rule—or convincing the outside world that Egypt is a safe place to travel or to invest.
Robin Wright is a joint fellow at the U.S. Institute of Peace and the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars. She is on Twitter: @wrightr.