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My first encounter with watching a marathon was when I lived in the Boston area and watching The Marathon was virtually mandatory on Patriot's Day, the day which marks Massachussetts' emergence from a long, grey, cold winter. The huge number of runners in the race were dwarfed by the number of spectators, with many sections stacked on both sides with cheering viewers.
Later I lived in Austin, Texas, and while the marathon there wasn't in the same class as Austin, it was still a popular event, and people would follow the race and cheer the runners all along the fast route.
San Francisco, on the other hand, despite providing probably the best terrain for a marathon in the country, treats the race as a necessary evil to be gotten out of the way as painlessly as possible. With an ungodly early start on Sunday morning, well before most potential spectators are awake, earlier even than many East coasters are awake despite their three-zone head start, there's very few accidental pedestrian encounters with the race. The winners finish the race before most first-tier marathons even begin.
Austin in Texas starts bright & early @ 7 am. Chicago starts at 7:30 am. Boston starts at 10 am (elite men; women start at 9:30 am). And at New York the first wave starts at 9:40 am. Each of these races embraces spectators. In the case of Boston it's a virtual obsession.
At San Francisco the elites heads out into the darkness at 5:30 am. Spectators? Hardly any.
So back to Sunday -- I headed out on my bike at 10:56. I heard whistles ahead -- what was that? Oh, no -- the marathon, I realized; I'd forgotten!
Fortunately runners were still out there. These guys had been on the road for a bit more than 5 hours: the slowest wave at started at 6:32 am. I saw a mix. Some were jogging along at a steady pace, no doubt close to their goal. Others, perhaps from optimistically earlier waves, were asymmetrically limping, barely walking. I asked a runner how far to the finish: 3.5 miles, I was told.
After stopping in Whole Foods for some bars for my upcoming hike, I rode my bike along the sidewalk, upstream on the route. At an intersection a cop was waving traffic through. A runner waited to cross, glancing nervously at his watch. First one car, then another, than another crossed the intersection at the cop's encouragement. Then a big rig slowly, carefully, entered the intersection as it began a turn, perhaps to deliver a load to the market I'd recently left. The runner was still waiting.
I moved on. The irony of this was the intersection had been unsignaled. Without a light, pedestrians have right of way. On a normal training run he'd have been able to head right across after a brief check to make sure drivers were aware of him. And even if there'd been a light, the signal phases in San Francisco are mercifully short: he'd have been waiting far less time than he was forced to by the cop. And this was supposed to be the signature marathon of a major U.S. city?
Next intersection and the cop was more sympathetic to the runners. A few cars were waved by, then a group of runners apprached. She put out her arm, stopping the next group of cars. Another gap, and more cars were allowed to pass, but then a solo runner approached. She put out her arm, blowing her whistle. But this time, an approaching car didn't stop, instead accelerating and veering around her. Fortunately the runner hadn't trusted her right to pass, and waited.
This all made me very sad. Marathons are great events, a celebration of the human body, of dedication to training and perseverance. Yet San Francisco seems to view its event as an unfortunate obligation to be executed with as little inconvenience to Sunday morning drivers as possible. For example, it would not do at all if they were late to church.
The "complete streets" movement is premised on the paradigm shift that roads are too valuable a resource to restrict only to car use. Yet people view it as a violation of their fundamental human rights if they can't drive their vehicles where they want, when they want, as rapidly as their engines, handling and reflexes allow. Once again San Francisco shows it lags behind east coast cities like New York and Boston in this realization.

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The first raid reset since the patch is now upon us. And I find that it is time to reflect on what I did my first week post 3.1. I partook in many of the new activites. Raiding, The Argent Tournament, Dual Specs, Fishing Dailys, etc! Overall I found most of the new content a lot of fun. I was a bit disapointed with all of the bugginess in it, but overall it was a nice change of pace from Naxx.
Raiding – I spent a TON of my free time in Ulduar, both 10 and 25 man versions. Our 25 man raid got about 3.5 nights in the zone total, and we managed to kill 3 bosses and work on two others that we should have down tomorrow/Thursday. We struggled with a number of bugs that hindered our progress in the 25 man, which was frustrating, but there really isn't much that can be done about that. Our 10 man got 9 bosses down in the two nights that we spent in the zone. We also downed the 25 man Emalon in Wintersgrasp.
Something that is a lot different about Ulduar is that most of the encounters have A LOT going on. It requires a lot more situational awareness than a lot of the content in the expansion so far, and a lot of overall DPS. We are going to have to remind our raiders that we need them on their A game everynight when they come in to raid. Which is fine, we've seen that level of execution from them before, but with very few exceptions (6 Min Maly, 3D Sarth, Immortal Attempts) they've been able to be a bit lacsidasical with raiding in the expansion.
Overall, I think the zone is a lot of fun. I definately enjoy the bosses inside the antechamber much more than the ones that are outside. Of the fights I've seen so far, I think I've enjoyed Freya the most and liked XT-002 the least. I have found most of the encounters so far to have healing challenges, which is really nice and exciting. I am very glad to see that the content has been made to require strong healing again.
I am definately excited to go into this coming week, and I am optimistic about our progress.
The Argent Tournament – I have been participating in the argent tournament since the patch released, although I am one token short of being able to go to the next level due to being unable to complete a quest due to the server going offline. So far I think it's a fair bit of fun, but I really suck at jousting. I mean…badly. I've worked out a way to best the people for my daily quest that works well for me, but when it comes to the dueling I'm quite awful at it. None the less, I generally have fun trying 🙂
I do, however, find the huge amount of traveling involved with the dailys a tad annoying. Because I generally raid 5-6 nights during the week (4 nights of 25 mans, 2 nights of 10 mans) and I don't get home from work until shortly before I need to start our raids, so I don't have a large window of time to complete these quests. We finish raiding about Midnight server time (9:00 for me) and I try to get myself to bed by 10:30. That leaves me only an hour and a half to get ready for work the next day, prepare the raid for the next day, and get the dailys done. It's not a lot of time, and sending me all over northrend is a little bit of a burden.
The Fishing Daily – I have been able to complete 4 of the 5 fishing dailys so far. I find them a lot of fun, and I am usually able to knock it out rather quickly. So far I haven't gotten anything extrodinary from my satchel of spoils, but I am looking forward to some of the nice gems that are inside the bags!
Dual Specs – Have dual spec'd both my druid and my paladin so far. My druid has a Moonkin dual spec, and my paladin a ret one. While my druid already had very nice moonkin gear that I was able to pick up in naxx, my paladin was severly lacking in this department. I went ahead and spent some gold to get her a solid ret set…only to die a little inside when I realized her 2H mace skill was at 1!
I actually got to raid our Emalon/VoA raid moonkin. It was a lot of fun, but I was a little disapointed in my performance. I wasn't on the bottom, but I felt that I could have done much better than I did. In my defense, Emalon was challenging to time things due to the constant switching of targets, and Archavon has that stun effect…that he managed to hit EVERYTIME my eclispe procc'd! How Annoying! I am going to do a couple of heroics tonight as Moonkin just for some experience, so that next time I feel a little more confident about my performance.
I haven't had any time yet to do anything with my paladin's ret spec other than work for about 30 minutes and get her weapon skill up about 250 points. I leveled my alliance paladin ret, but it's been so long since I've played the spec and everything has changed so much, I really don't know much about it anymore! I figured I'd start the argent tournament stuff with her as I have time to work on getting the BE pet for Beru's collection.
Overall, I think I am enjoying all of the new things that are presented. I have a fair bit of stress from the new raiding content and everything that is involved with preparing to deal with running a successful raiding guild trying to successfully push that new content. But that aside, I am generally having a good time.


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There is a whiff of revolution on Fourth Avenue in Tucson. Inside a pub crowded with copper-clad tables sit Democrats – lots of them – often wondering aloud how they came to live in a state like this.
Phoenix, their northern neighbor and the state capital, is only a two-hour drive away, yet it is a different universe. In this pub packed with politicos and professors, the actions of Phoenix and the statehouse there are viewed with as much exasperation as in any East Coast blue state.
The Legislature passes a bill requiring police officers to ask for the documents of anyone they stop who looks like an illegal immigrant. The sheriff of Pima County, which includes Tucson, calls it "stupid" and refuses to enforce it. The state passes a law to ban all ethnic studies at public schools. Students at Tucson Unified School District storm a school meeting and chain themselves to chairs.
And here at the Shanty pub, Paul Eckerstrom has had enough. Meeting weekly with fellow malcontents, he is plotting how best to free his city from the tyrannies of Phoenix. His organization is Start Our State, and its goal is nothing less than a 51st state: Baja Arizona.
"There's always been kind of a resentment that Phoenix dominates Arizona politics and therefore they tell us what to do," says Mr. Eckerstrom, a former Pima County Democratic Party chairman. "They say they don't want the federal government to meddle in state politics, but they're interfering with our county and municipal governments."
Elements within Washington, D.C., have long agitated for statehood. A Long Island lawmaker has endorsed a study to investigate whether the island should become its own state. Puerto Rico has also flirted with the idea. Fringe movements in Texas and Alaska advocate independence.
For its part, Start Our State is a long shot. But its founders say they are serious, and their efforts are a parable of how the dramatically red-blue divide that has split the country is now splitting a single state.
The political divide between Pima County and Maricopa County, which includes Phoenix, is evident in voter registration records. In Pima County, 38 percent of registered voters are Democrats, with 31 percent Republicans, and 30 percent "other." The numbers are reversed in Maricopa, with 37 percent Republican, 29 percent Democrat, and 33 percent other.
These differences – and the ideologies underlying them – are perhaps most obvious in the two counties' sheriffs.
Not only did Pima County Sheriff Clarence Dupnik vow not to enforce the state's controversial SB 1070 immigration law, he singled out conservative commentators such as Sarah Palin for blame when an assassination attempt targeted Democratic Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. Meanwhile, Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has gained notoriety as perhaps the most strident advocate of get-tough illegal-immigration policies in the country. Since 2007, the Maricopa County sheriff's office has helped deport some 26,000 illegal immigrants – nearly twice the number of the No. 2 county on the list, Los Angeles.
But tensions between Pima and Maricopa counties are not new. Talk of secession in this liberal-leaning area that borders Mexico has ebbed and flowed through the years.
For one, the characters of the two places are starkly different. While Tucson clings to its small-town feel amid growth, Phoenix sprawls as the sixth-largest city in the United States.
David Euchner, considering a move to the Arizona desert from Massachusetts a decade ago, was struck by the abundance of green grass in Maricopa and the salient cactus landscape in Pima. Master-planned communities in the Phoenix area reminded him of suburban L.A.
"Tucson is more of what Arizona is, what defines Arizona," says Mr. Euchner, an attorney who settled in Tucson and takes part in Start Our State's meetings at the Shanty.
History also accounts for some of the differences, says Marshall Trimble, Arizona's official historian. Tucson, whose European roots go back to the late 1600s, cherishes its Spanish, Mexican, and native American heritage. Phoenix didn't start taking shape until the 1860s.
Between 1867 and 1877, Tucson reigned as Arizona's territorial capital after wrangling the title away from Prescott in northern Arizona. "In 1889 the Johnny-come-lately, Phoenix, comes on the scene," Mr. Trimble adds. "Tucson is too far south and Prescott is too far north, so Phoenix, which is in the middle, becomes the permanent capital."
Its location, as well as its relative abundance of water, gave Phoenix the upper hand. By 1920, eight years after Arizona became the 48th state, Phoenix had surpassed Tucson in population for the first time.
For that reason, the bad blood seems mostly to be directed from Tucson toward Phoenix. "You've got the big guy that doesn't care, and the little guy saying, 'I can take you, I can lick you,' " Trimble says.
Despite Pima County's population of 1 million, Tucson still can't shake its cow town reputation. Sitting at an outdoor cafe in the heart of Phoenix, Lloyd Scott says he seldom gives Tucson much thought. In his nine years living in Arizona's capital, the Texas native has visited The Old Pueblo just once.
"There's nothing down there that I don't have here," he says.
Arizona Rep. John Kavanagh, a Republican from Maricopa County, chuckles when the topic of secession comes up. The notion that Pima County could have two senators in Congress is absurd, he says. "This is a ridiculous, nonsensical, unserious pipe dream."
Supporters note that Baja Arizona would actually be larger than seven states and more populous than seven. Eckerstrom and his allies look to Maine as a model: It took years, but Maine seceded from Massachusetts in 1820 with approval of the Massachusetts legislature, Congress, and the president. Eckerstrom says: "We want to be able to make our own decisions."


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"The events of September 11, 2001 and the possibility of war with Iraq are on the minds of many this Veterans Day weekend. As we fly our flags to honor the dedicated men and women who fought to defend our nation, we also think of those now serving our country in the military.
"Veterans Day began as Armistice Day, a celebration of the end of the 'War to end all Wars' in 1918. More than 80 years later, civilization is still striving for an end to all conflicts. Our brave countrymen and women who now serve around the globe continue the tradition of heroism established by the veterans who preceded them. As we observe this Veterans Day, I urge all citizens to reflect on the greatness of America. Those who risked their lives for our country and our freedoms and those who carry on the duty today have earned our admiration, respect and appreciation."
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I am certainly not the first to note this, so let's all say this together: What were the editors at Bloomberg Businessweek thinking? Basically, its cover story about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' finances could offend just about anyone who practices just about any kind of faith. As Daniel Burke from Religion News Service reports:
A lengthy story in Bloomberg Businessweek that hits newsstands on Friday details The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' vast financial holdings, from a $2 billion mall in Salt Lake City to a $1 billion ranch in Florida.
Reaction to the magazine's cover has overshadowed the article, however. The illustration satirizes the moment when Mormons believe John the Baptist bestowed the priesthood on Joseph Smith, the faith's founding prophet.
In the parody, John the Baptist tells Smith, "and thou shalt build a shopping mall, own stock in Burger King, and open a Polynesian theme park in Hawaii that shall be largely exempt from the frustrations of tax ..." Smith answers, "Hallelujah."
I like how veteran Salt Lake City Tribune reporter Peggy Fletcher Stack asks a magazine spokesperson if the cover really is real.
The cover, which has been posted repeatedly on Facebook, is real, Patti Straus, Bloomberg Businessweek spokeswoman told The Salt Lake Tribune on Thursday. ... When asked if the magazine was getting any angry reactions to the cover, Straus wrote in an email, "The story speaks for itself."
Sorry, but if you're a magazine, design and story go together, maybe not from the reporter's perspective, but from an entire editorial point of view, it shapes how you want the reader to feel.
The cover is certainly not the first offending one from a national magazine. You might recall Newsweek's 2011 cover of Mitt Romney dancing to the words "The Mormon Moment."
So how did Bloomberg Businessweek's cover come about? The Deseret News illustrates some ironies by simply quoting from Bloomberg Businessweek's art director.
"We looked into paintings of what is referred to as the First Vision, which is when Joseph Smith went into the woods and had a revelation, and since that moment founded Mormonism," Robert Vargas, the art director, said in a Bloomberg Businessweek video. "So in researching the paintings, there were many sorts of iterations of this. It's been done various different ways." ...
This one was not of the First Vision, as Vargas apparently supposes, but of the Angel Moroni delivering the gold plates of the Book of Mormon to Joseph Smith. It may be that Vargas assumed that any painting of Joseph Smith receiving a vision in the woods was part of the First Vision. ...
Vargas said the Bloomberg Businessweek editors settled on using the Christensen art "because it had this nice naiveté to it." "The image itself is somewhat serene," he added, "so we wanted to have a little more energy with the typography to balance that out." ...
Vargas called the talk bubbles of John the Baptist telling Joseph Smith to invest "funny."
Seriously, what is up with editors and designers these days?
The webpage with the story "How the Mormons Make Money" and the art they use is what looks like a gold set of praying hands (maybe depicting idolatry?) clasping money with the sun shining down through the clouds.
Even if you move past the art, does the story really understand the Mormon faith enough to understand how it wouldn't function the same way a business would?
As Joanna Brooks put it at Religion Dispatches, the story itself leaves the reader wanting more.
Another lost opportunity was Winter's failure to pursue with any insight or curiosity the question of what motivates Mormon enterprise. It's not that Mormonism is just another form of prosperity gospel. The faith has a 170-year-long history of seeking economic self-sufficiency, motivated at first by Mormons' desire for autonomy from a hostile mainstream and by necessity engendered by their western isolation. Today, that drive is motivated -- as I've heard discussed among leading figures in Mormon Studies this week and as was hinted at in the Church's own statement and a Deseret News editorial today -- by the need to create an endowment capable of sustaining the global physical infrastructure of Mormonism (temples, churches, universities) even as the bulk of the Church's population shifts to the global south and tithing revenues flatline or even drop.
This is no simple Creflo Dollar morality tale. This is story about history and global patterns of wealth distribution, as well as about the way a financially successful American-based Church takes what it needs from the market to realize its own countercultural priorities. A story maybe too big for Businessweek to grasp, and certainly too big for its juvenile cover.
I was actually kind of surprised that the article didn't mention more about Mitt Romney, given how everything from reporters these days seems to be seen through presidential election lenses. This was one sentence: "Mitt Romney and others at Bain Capital, the private equity firm he co-founded in 1984, gave the Mormon Church millions' worth of stock holdings obtained through Bain deals, according to Reuters." But generally I didn't find it to necessarily be tied to Romney.
But then the reporter did an interview with Bloomberg about her story, and the people interviewing go so painfully obvious to Romney, it's incredible. It's like the only thing matters, the only reason we should ever care about how the LDS Church handles its money is the presidential election. When the media starts to take an intense look at religion only in presidential election cycles, there's something wrong, and some priorities are out of order.
One line that did stand out for me from the reporter was when she said, "Most religions make a very clear distinction between the spiritual and the secular, and Mormons deny that there is a distinction at all. Mormons believe they are building a kingdom on earth." I know some evangelicals believe God is building a kingdom on earth, so I don't know that her broad sweeping statement about other religions vs. Mormonism is spot on. Anyone with insight into this particular theological view?
No matter how you feel about Mormonism or how leaders handle the institution's finances, if you care about the way religion is depicted in the media, you should care about this cover and this piece. There is nothing wrong, in terms of journalism, with looking at a religious group's finances if you take the subject seriously. There were definitely nuggets of information worth reading, but the designers and editors let this one fall flat.


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Club Monaco and M.Patmos share an interest in working to help preserve American craftsmanship.
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Ashlyn Brooke, very famous.
Oh, she's hot! Wish I could fucked her with my strap on ;-)
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Three of us girls always stop at a bar for a few drinks and just to have fun a few nights a week after work. I am not sure if we started to hit on the guys or if they started to hit on us. We all agreed to go to different hotel rooms and have sex. Married men from out of town are horny and ready for sex. The man I was with was hot but one of my girlfriends had anal sex for the first time and said it was great. We all agreed to met after work and meetings tomorrow. Now I know why my husband is in such a good mood when he comes home after being out of town for a week of meetings.
I'd make her explode!
Der junky mit der heissen braut.
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thats really gonna hurt the resale value.
What a stunner
My girl likes this one....she loves it doggy style! She likes me to slap her firm creamy ass cheeks for being so loud at times as I tell her how much I'd love to have a threesome with her coworker, a hot brunette who loves cock and pussy eating. My girl says that she'd like a threesome as long as her pal doesn't mount me for my stiff cock. She'd love to see her teasing, licking and sucking me off but if she goes beyond, she'll get a good hard spanking!
Clip is only 4.2 minutes...how the hell are you seeing her slap him at 8.25?
Mmmmm I love getting it doggystyle, and always loved getting fucked in fancy hotels. This made me cum.
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Would have enjoyed a finish
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i miss getting fucked at motels by random guys i met online married now:(
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This girl knows how to do it
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That's Ashlynn Brook! I know this great ass anywhere and anytime.
One of Ashlynn's best scenes!!
I bet she is a cheerleader
i bet shes a cheerleader
what a hottie...love seeing her getting it from behind with her tits hanging down
I was at a business meeting. I met Joyce at the hotel bar. We had some wonderful sex. Now that we are both single we live together and have sex often.
No blow job. The guy did not eat pussy.
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She seem like she is more interested in how she looks on camera. Someone should tell her there is no need to worry, she looks great.
She looks like a young, hot Britney Spears
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Miss Brooks does it again! She's bored probably wish had a hotel menu to order something to pass the time.
Nice Titts
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Etwas kurz der clip. Da kommt man ja garnicht richtig in fahrt. Aber sonst einfache traumfrau
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Get a different guy in there, this slag didn't handle that.
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I had sex with her once its not as good as you might think
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Our primary market is our suppliers (the manufacturer of products), and distributors and retailers (like Wal-Mart).
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|1843 Taxlist Bracken County
- William is the son of James Owens comes from a taxlist which reads "William of James".
- William appears next to Francis his mother on taxlists.
- William is bondsman on Hannah's marriage bond. Hannah is found in on the Census in Francis's household.
- James and Francis children include Hannah, John, and David V. Owens. These names appear in the John and Susannah Owens family of PA and VA.
- A Broshears purchases an item from the James D. Owens estate.
- Hannah states her father was born in Pa on the 1880.
- Several of the Children of John and Susannah settle in Bracken County Ky. John and David seem to have settled not far away in the Clarksville area of Indiana. They were there in 1783.
|David and Brother John settled in Clarksville Indiana
Sources John Owens Jr. and Susannah
- The proof that Susannah was John's wife comes from his 1781 Washington County, PA Will.
- The names of his children are said to come from Orphans court records. David and John are the only two mentioned by name on will. Otherwise it just states brothers and sisters of John and David.
- Their place of residence is Monongahela Ten mile Creek Virginia according to the will.
- John's aged mother is mentioned on the will but her name is not given
- A number of contemporary accounts give the cause of his death as the result of an indian attack
- John's brother David was said to be the son of an Indian trader according to several contemporary accounts. I have not seen John referred to as son of the Indian Trader.
- John owned land in Bedford County according to will.
- The fact Susannah remarried and her married name was McMullin is from her husband John's will documents.
- Susannah's death date of 1790 comes from her Washington County, PA will.
- The first record for him I've found is as a witness to a treaty in 1752.
- He and his Indian wife also appear in a 1756 Pennsylvania Gazette article.


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Heart of Dixie Purrs & Spurs
The National Wild Turkey Federation's Heart of Dixie Purrs & Spurs Chapter will host its 1st annual Hunting Heritage Banquet on Saturday May 11 at the 1st District Community Center, on Hwy. 349 in Old Town. There's going to be fun for the whole family with games, raffles, auctions, a chance to win several guns and a great meal. Doors open at 5 p.m. For information and tickets call Edyie Hollender at 352-210-9647 or Greg Pyle at 352-494-8929.
May 17
Captain's Meeting and Calcutta
There will be a Captain's Meeting and Calcutta on Friday, May 17, with a 6:30 p.m. Social and a 7 p.m. dinner at the Cedar Key Community Center. BYOB.
May 18
Seafood Feast
The 9th Annual Seafood Feast of Christ Episcopal Church, Cedar Key, will be held at the Community Center on Saturday, May 18, from noon to 2 p.m.
Cost is $10 and includes a menu of fried fish, steamed clams, boiled shrimp and all the trimmings with homemade desserts.
For advance tickets, call 352-543-6128.
Proceeds will go to fund the Outreach Ministry of the church.
Rotary Fishing Tournament
Chiefland Rotary Club Fishing Tournament will be held Saturday, May 18 beginning at 7 a.m. in Cedar Key. Free Goody Bag and T-shirt for each entrant, cash and prizes up to $7,500. Come join us for a great day of fishing and support Chiefland Rotary Club projects. Boat entry fees includes two anglers, two T-shirts and two dinner tickets. Entry fee is $125 per boat, which includes captain and mate; $150 per boat after May 2, extra anglers at $50 each and $10 each for extra dinner tickets. More information and entry forms can be obtained by calling Robert or Jeff Beauchamp, at 352-493-4808, or by going to the Club's website at http://www.chieflandrotary.org.
June 1
Watermelon Festival
The 59th Annual Watermelon Festival will be held Saturday, June 1, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. with arts, crafts and food vendors. The annual Watermelon Festival Parade will begin at 11 a.m. with the Watermelon Queen being shown off in the parade along with winners from each category. For information on being a vendor in the festival please contact John or Rebecca at 352-493-9653 or email to: firstname.lastname@example.com.
For information on the parade, please contact Melanie at 352-493-2221 or email to: firstname.lastname@example.com. For more information on the Watermelon festival pageants please email: firstname.lastname@example.com. You can go to chieflandwomansclub.org for all information and to download any of the applications for each event.
Yoga and Pilates at the Library
Intermediate Yoga (CDs, some yoga experience helpful, free), Mon., Weds. and Friday, 8-9:30 a.m. at the CK Library.
Pilates (intermediate, free) - Tuesdays and Thursdays 8-8:30 a.m. at the CK Library.
Operation PETSNIP
A non-profit, spay/neuter clinic is now available to Levy County cats ($40) and dogs ($60). For more information, call 352-376-6647.
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text: Latest Satire Lifestyle WATCH: Kiev's official promo video for Eurovision 2017 See for yourself. Published 2 years ago on April 2, 2017 By Adam 1,904 Views Share Tweet I confess, I've never been too keen on the Eurovision Song Contest and only because the style of music isn't my thing. But many people have fun with it. It is after all a time to put aside our differences and celebrate diversity….unless you are a young Russian woman in a wheelchair, that is. But let's not let war crimes, the inciting of genocide, lack of human rights, lack free speech, a shattered economy, rampant corruption, state sponsored terrorism and crumbling infrastructure get in the way of us having a nice time. NOW WATCH the official video promoting Kiev's hosting of the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest! Liked it? Take a second to support The Duran on Patreon! 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Published 16 hours ago on February 16, 2019 By Alex Christoforou RT CrossTalk host Peter Lavelle and The Duran's Alex Christoforou take a quick look at neocon foreign policy blunders in Venezuela, and Iran. Neocon war criminal Elliott Abrams was humiliated and demolished by Rep. Ilhan Omar over his history of illegal Latin American regime change operations. In Poland Vice President Mike Pence and Mike Pompeo were rebuked, as their Iran warmongering conference feel flat to a European audience. Remember to Please Subscribe to The Duran's YouTube Channel. Follow The Duran Audio Podcast on Soundcloud. Via Zerohedge… Rep. Ilhan Omar clashed with newly minted Venezuela Envoy Elliott Abrams during a Wednesday hearing in front of the House Foreign Relations Committee discussing the role of the US military in Central America. "Mr. Abrams, in 1991 you pleaded guilty to two counts of withholding information from Congress regarding your involvement in the Iran-Contra affair, for which you were later pardoned by president George H.W. Bush," began Omar. "I fail to understand why members of this committee or the American people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful." "If I could respond to that…" interjected Abrams. "It was not a question," shot back Omar. After a brief exchange in which Abrams protested "It was not right!" Omar cut Abrams off, saying "Thank you for your participation." .@IlhanMN on Elliott Abrams' role in Iran-Contra: "I fail to understand why members of this committee or the American people should find any testimony that you give today to be truthful." (Abrams gets mad) Omar: "That was not a question. Thank you for your participation." pic.twitter.com/QBagSpOQXs — Frank Dale (@fwdale) February 13, 2019 Omar: "On February 8, 1982, you testified before the Senate foreign relations committee about US policy in El Salvador. In that hearing you dismissed as communist propaganda, a report about the massacre of El Mozote in which more than 800 civilians – including children as young as two-years old – were brutally murdered by US-trained troops. During that massacre, some of those troops bragged about raping 12-year-old girls before they killed them. You later said that the US policy in El Salvador was a "fabulous achievement." "Yes or no – do you still think so?" asked Omar. Abrams replied: "From, the day that Duarte was elected in a free election, to this day, El Salvador has been a democracy. That's a fabulous achievement." Omar shot back: "Yes or no, do you think that massacre was a fabulous achievement that happened under our watch?" Abrams protested: "That is a ridiculous question— to which Omar shot back, "Yes or no," cutting him off. "No!" exclaimed Abrams, who added "I am not going to respond to that kind of personal attack – which is not a question." Omar pushed back: "Yes or no, would you support an armed faction within Venezuela that engages in war crimes, crimes against humanity or genocide, if you believe they were serving US interests as you did in Guatemala, El Salvador and Nicaragua?" "I am not going to respond to that question, I'm sorry. I don't think this entire line of questioning is meant to be real questions, and so I will not reply." said Abrams. Watch: As Joseph Duggan of American Greatness noted two weeks ago; Abrams is the pre-eminent prophet and practitioner of hyper-interventionist approaches to destabilize or overthrow governments – of foes and friends alike – that do not pass his democracy-is-the-end-all-and-be-all litmus test. His closest friends and associates, from whom his political positions are indistinguishable, include some of President Trump's most rabid enemies, false-flag "conservatives" Bill Kristol and Max Boot. Abrams, who had served in the Reagan State Department, faced multiple felony charges for lying to Congress and defying U.S. law in his role as a mastermind of the Iran-Contra debacle.Abrams' dishonesty almost destroyed Ronald Reagan's presidency and put Reagan in jeopardy of impeachment. Abrams was allowed to plead guilty to two reduced charges and later was pardoned by George H.W. Bush, who feared impeachment because of his own role in Iran-Contra. After having expressed antagonism towards nation-building during the 2000 campaign, newly elected President George W. Bush appointed Abrams as deputy national security adviser, where Abrams' role was essentially nation builder-in-chief. Abrams was even more consequential as nation-wrecker. He was one of the principal architects of the invasion of Iraq. He is an inveterate advocate of "regime change" against countries whose policies he doesn't like. He has a track record in attempting to overthrow foreign governments both by covert action and outright military invasion. –American Greatness Wednesday's heated exchange followed a controversial week for Rep. Omar, who came under bipartisan fire for her criticism of Israeli money in US politics, which was widely interpreted as anti-Semitic. Liked it? Take a second to support The Duran on Patreon! Continue Reading Latest More evidence of Clinton election meddling, as calls for investigation grow louder (Video) The Duran Quick Take: Episode 85. Published 24 hours ago on February 16, 2019 By Alex Christoforou The Duran's Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss the real case for Russia collusion before and during the 2016 US Presidential election, not against Donald Trump, but the Clinton's and the Democrat Party. Remember to Please Subscribe to The Duran's YouTube Channel. Follow The Duran Audio Podcast on Soundcloud. Authored by John Solomon, via The Hill… With Republicans on both House and Senate investigative committees having found no evidence of Donald Trump being guilty of Democrat-inspired allegations of Russian collusion, it is worth revisiting one anecdote that escaped significant attention during the hysteria but continues to have U.S. security implications. As secretary of State, Hillary Clinton worked with Russian leaders, including Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and then-President Dmitri Medvedev, to create U.S. technology partnerships with Moscow's version of Silicon Valley, a sprawling high-tech campus known as Skolkovo. Clinton's handprint was everywhere on the 2009-2010 project, the tip of a diplomatic spear to reboot U.S.-Russian relations after years of hostility prompted by Vladimir Putin's military action against the former Soviet republic and now U.S. ally Georgia. A donor to the Clinton Foundation, Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg, led the Russian side of the effort, and several American donors to the Clinton charity got involved. Clinton's State Department facilitated U.S. companies working with the Russian project, and she personally invited Medvedev to visit Silicon Valley. The collaboration occurred at the exact same time Bill Clinton made his now infamous trip to Russia to pick up a jaw-dropping $500,000 check for a single speech. The former president's trip secretly raised eyebrows inside his wife's State Department, internal emails show. That's because he asked permission to meet Vekselberg, the head of Skolkovo, and Arkady Dvorkovich, a senior official of Rosatom, the Russian nuclear giant seeking State's permission to buy Uranium One, a Canadian company with massive U.S. uranium reserves. Years later, intelligence documents show, both the Skolkovo and Uranium One projects raised serious security concerns. In 2013, the U.S. military's leading intelligence think tank in Europe sounded alarm that the Skolkovo project might be a front for economic and military espionage. "Skolkovo is an ambitious enterprise, aiming to promote technology transfer generally, by inbound direct investment, and occasionally, through selected acquisitions. As such, Skolkovo is arguably an overt alternative to clandestine industrial espionage — with the additional distinction that it can achieve such a transfer on a much larger scale and more efficiently," EUCOM's intelligence bulletin wrote in 2013. "Implicit in Russia's development of Skolkovo is a critical question — a question that Russia may be asking itself — why bother spying on foreign companies and government laboratories if they will voluntarily hand over all the expertise Russia seeks?" A year later, the FBI went further and sent letters warning several U.S. technology companies that had become entangled with Skolkovo that they risked possible espionage. And an agent in the bureau's Boston office wrote an extraordinary op-ed to publicize the alarm. Skolkovo "may be a means for the Russian government to access our nation's sensitive or classified research development facilities and dual-use technologies with military and commercial application," Assistant Special Agent in Charge Lucia Ziobro wrote in the Boston Business Journal. The FBI had equal concern about Rosatom's acquisition of Uranium One. An informer named William Douglas Campbell had gotten inside the Russian nuclear giant in 2009 and gathered evidence that Rosatom's agents in the United States were engaged in a racketeering scheme involving kickbacks, extortion and bribery. Campbell also obtained written evidence that Putin wanted to buy Uranium One as part of a strategy to obtain monopolistic domination of the global uranium markets, including leverage over the U.S. Campbell also warned that a major in-kind donor to the Clinton Global Initiative was simultaneously working for Rosatom while the decision for U.S. approval was pending before Hillary Clinton's department. Ultimately, her department and the Obama administration approved the transaction. The evidence shows the Clintons financially benefited from Russia — personally and inside their charity — at the same time they were involved in U.S. government actions that rewarded Moscow and increased U.S. security risks. The intersections between the Clintons, the Democrats and Russia carried into 2016, when a major political opposition research project designed to portray GOP rival Donald Trump as compromised by Moscow was launched by Clinton's presidential campaign and brought to the FBI. Glenn Simpson's Fusion GPS research firm was secretly hired by the Clinton campaign and Democratic Party through their law firm, Perkins Coie. Simpson then hired retired British intelligence operative Christopher Steele — whom the FBI learned was "desperate" to defeat Trump — to write an unverified dossier suggesting that Trump's campaign was colluding with Russia to hijack the election. Simpson, Steele and Perkins Coie all walked Trump-Russia related allegations into the FBI the summer before the election, prompting agents who openly disliked Trump to launch a counterintelligence probe of the GOP nominee shortly before Election Day. Simpson and Steele also went to the news media to air the allegations in what senior Justice Department official Bruce Ohr would later write was a "Hail Mary" effort to influence the election. Congressional investigators have painstakingly pieced together evidence that shows the Clinton research project had extensive contact with Russians. Ohr's notes show that Steele's main source of uncorroborated allegationsagainst Trump came from an ex-Russian intelligence officer. "Much of the collection about the Trump campaign ties to Russia comes from a former Russian intelligence officer (? not entirely clear) who lives in the U.S.," Ohr scribbled. Steele's dossier also relied on information from a Belarus-born Russian businessman, according to numerous reports and a book on the Russia scandal. Steele and Simpson had Russian-tied business connections, too, while they formulated the dossier. Steele worked for the lawyers for Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska and tried to leverage those connections to help the FBI get evidence from the Russian aluminum magnate against Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort. The effort resulted in FBI agents visiting Deripaska in fall 2016. Deripaska told the agents that no collusion existed. Likewise, Simpson worked in 2016 for the Russian company Prevezon — which was trying to escape U.S. government penalties — and one of its Russian lawyers, Natalia Veselnitskaya. In sworn testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Simpson admitted he dined with Veselnitskaya both the night before and the night after her infamous meeting with Donald Trump Jr. at Trump Tower in June 2016. Simpson insists the two dinners sandwiching one of the seminal events in the Trump collusion narrative had nothing to do with the Trump Tower meeting, a claim many Republicans distrust. Whatever the case, there's little doubt the main instigators of the Clinton-inspired allegations against Trump got information from Russians and were consorting with them during the political opposition project. This past week, we learned from Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr (R-N.C.) that his committee came to the same conclusion as the House: There is no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. But now there is growing evidence — of Democratic connections to Russia. It's enough that former House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) believes a probe should be opened. There is "obvious collusion the Democrats had through Glenn Simpson and through Fusion GPS, that they were talking directly to Russia," Nunes told Hill.TV's "Rising" in an interview to be aired Monday. Collusion can be criminal if it involves conspiracy to break federal laws, or it can involve perfectly legal, unwitting actions that still jeopardize America's security against a "frenemy" like Russia. There is clear evidence now that shows Hillary Clinton's family and charity profited from Moscow and simultaneously facilitated official government actions benefiting Russia that have raised security concerns. And there's irrefutable evidence that her opposition research effort on Trump — one that inspired an FBI probe — was carried out by people who got information from Russia and were consorting with Russians. It would seem those questions deserve at least some of the scrutiny afforded the Trump-Russia collusion inquiry that is now two-plus years old. NOTE: This story has been updated from the original to correct that Uranium One is a Canadian company and to clarify that House and Senate investigating committees have cleared the president. John Solomon is an award-winning investigative journalist whose work over the years has exposed U.S. and FBI intelligence failures before the Sept. 11 attacks, federal scientists' misuse of foster children and veterans in drug experiments, and numerous cases of political corruption. He is The Hill's executive vice president for video Liked it? Take a second to support The Duran on Patreon! Continue Reading Latest Douma chemical weapons hoax exposed by BBC producer Very frightening for us all is the coordination of propaganda between the States of US, Britain, France and Israel. Published 24 hours ago on February 16, 2019 By Richard Galustian It is beyond doubt that the White Helmets 'staged' the false flag operation at the Douma hospital that caused President Trump to attack Syria last April. Days after the attack the much to be admired, yet still maligned by many, investigative reporter, Robert Fisk was on the ground in Douma and interviewed countless people, videoed the scene, made it public in the newspapers and by TV the fact of the fake sarin attack. What happened next were attempts to rubbish Fisk's story; a almost frightening Orwellian propaganda machine kicked in….and went into overdrive. That is to say a combination of 'corrupt' reporters; some just naive or dumb, many of whom had never been to Douma or even Syria, plus the full weight of the US, British and French Governments and finally, not forgetting, one of the greatest fraudsters of this century an absolute nobody, that calls himself Eliot Higgins and his 'Bellycat Organisation', all weighed in to accuse Fisk of lying. Clearly not in order of importance but suffice to say Elliot Higgins, is now obviously 'used' as a convenient tool for Russia bashing by certain Western powers, but is a total fraud. Rather than write too much about this person, judge by reading an exposé that couldn't be more revealing, uncovering his lie in the Daily Telegraph (link:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/syria/10730163/The-blogger-who-tracks-Syrian-rockets-from-his-sofa.html). Not much more need be said about this con-man turned 'G-Man'. However later in this piece, I will quote some of the Douma ridiculing propaganda of Higgins/Bellingcat, as it is too crass not to be reminded of the way our governments operate. So based on a complete lie, President Trump ordered an attack on an Assad controlled area in Syria using several bombs including 66 Tomahawk cruise missiles and 19 JASSM-ER (fired from USAF fighters, air to surface standoff missiles). The price for all was around $200million. Much needed money wasted that belongs to the people of US in these austere times. That by the way does not include the cost of the coordinated attack by the British and French of a total (together) of 17 stormshadow missiles dropped from fighters. Its worth mentioning that in a pathetic display of oneupmanship directed at the British, the French made a last minute decision to add a meagre three more missile types to their attack; 'Missiles de Croisière Navals'. As said earlier it is important to remember the Orwellian 'anti-truth' propaganda and instead of commenting on it, I'll just quote what Higgins/Bellingcat said at the time. "The OPCW-FFM report on the February 4 2018 chemical attack in Saraqib, Idlib, reveals not only information about the Saraqib attack, but also the broader use of chemical weapons in Syria by Assad, and additional evidence to support the theory that Assad's Syrian government forces were behind the April 7 2018 chemical attack in Douma, Damascus. Consistent with Bellingcat's earlier investigation into the Saraqib chemical attack, the OPCW-FFM report establishes it was the same case in Douma." Nonsense. This scandal of this and other fake White Helmets videos is developing as more details emerge daily, so expect more facts matched with more disinformation and lies from the US and UK. What we have is first a copy of a twitter exchange which is self explanatory: So as to be absolutely clear, on February 13th, BBC Syria's Producer said he could "without a doubt" prove that the Douma hospital scene was false, a White Helmets (WH) fake event. He said "the Douma Hospital scene was staged. No fatalities occurred in the hospital. All the WH, activists and people I spoke to are either in Idlib or Euphrates Shield areas. Only one person was in Damascus." The evidence is seen above in the tweet at 05:33 – 13 February 2019, the BBC Producer wrote on his personal, verified Twitter account, which has since been made private or perhaps blocked by persons or governments unknown, anyway someone who controls Twitter. So some sort of what clearly must have been a false flag attack did happen at Douma but it was like a film scene, staged, using as left over evidence, cylinders filled with say oxygen even chlorine, anything but poison gas and certainly not Sarin gas. The cylinders were left in tact, undamaged as if laid there on the site rather than dropped from thousands of feet from the sky – and who can prove Assad's airforce dropped them? – and how come they remained undamaged when hitting the ground? – ridiculous; how stupid do our governments think we, the people, are. "Everything around the attack was manufactured for maximum effect." Adding "I can tell you that Jaysh al-Islam ruled Douma with an iron fist. They co-opted activists, doctors and humanitarians with fear and intimidation." In fact, one of the 4 people filming the scene was Dr. Abu Bakr Hanan, whom the BBC Producer described as a "brute and shifty" doctor affiliated with Jaysh Al-Islam. The Producer further stating that the narrative should be that "there weren't enough doctors". That said, there was one even (seen and filmed) filming and not taking part in the rescue efforts." A joke! Why, we must all ask, has no major newspaper or TV any large media outlet in US, UK or France headlined or even mentioned these new facts, that Douma was a lie, that it was staged? On 9 February, James Harkin, published in 'The Intercept' an article where Harkin speaks about Jaysh al-Islam's rule in Douma, among others. His article ends with "What government pummels its citizens with bombs and chlorine to get them to pressure rebels to leave their city? At the same time, Jaish Al-Islam was sending volleys of improvised rockets into Damascus and snatching activists and members of religious minorities for ransom or to be disappeared. It's between these two violent truths that the real story of the Syrian conflict begins to emerge not in a bewildering collage of images sent from a war zone, designed to terrify and outrage." To conclude, the BBC Producer was so disgusted at pro-rebel activists and rebels' conduct and the seeming complicity of Western officials, he decide to speak out. As far as the Russian government is concerned, they now are counter accusing the British government of ordering the White Helmets to fake a chemical attack to help persuade President Trump to unleash cruise missiles. The Russian response was to an allegation by the British government that the "demonisation" of the (thoroughly already discredited) White Helmets comes from the Russian government itself. Which version do you believe? Very frightening for us all is the coordination of propaganda between the States of US, Britain, France and Israel. ALL these wars must stop. I am neither pro-nor against Russia, but it is very clear to anyone that these wars and attempts at regime changing is a US/British/Israeli idea. Liked it? Take a second to support The Duran on Patreon! Continue Reading JOIN OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL Your donations make all the difference. Together we can expose fake news lies and deliver truth. Amount to donate in USD$: 5 100 Validating payment information... Waiting for PayPal...Validating payment information...Waiting for PayPal... 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Wishing you all an amazing weekend!
I can't believe that my third exam is finally over as well, I was so stressed out about this one that I had constant headaches everyday until the exam was finished (story of my life!)! I started planning all my outfits for my trip so that I can pack my luggage and thought of doing some fashion travel must haves or what's in my makeup bag, let me know if you would be interested:)
I am wearing:
Shirt - Primark
Jeans - Staff
Heels - Primark
Bag - Ikrush
Necklace - Sheinside


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Mustard Seed needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 34 designs submitted by 17 freelance designers.
Mustard Seed Landscapes
We are a 5 year old Landscaping Company that performs landscaping services to residential and commercial clients. We are known for creating landscaping projects that WOW people; from custom built water features, fire features, pergolas, patios, lighting, etc. We also have a Garden Center that sells retail products to the customer. We DO NOT want to be known as a "me-too" company. We specialize in the dramatic designs and incredible outdoor living spaces. Finally, we perform general landscaping services (grounds maintenance, property management) to commercial clients.
Residential customers with middle to above average income and above average home values. Our targeted residential customer is looking for landscaping designs and services that they don't see anywhere else. Our Commercial customers are looking for a professional team with experience, delivering quality services. I do not want logos that are trees, grass, etc...Mustard Seed is a cut above, extremely talented Landscaping Company.
Please be creative...no trees, grass, mowers, equipment, etc. Our Company is faith based but I don't want faith based items (cross, fish, etc). Starbucks and Panara Bread nail it with their Logos. Our colors are Olive Green, Mustard, and deep Red. No pastels or light colors. Our Logo will be on our trucks and signage. Contemporary logos are not the target but old-time landscaping logos are definately a no. BE creative! How would you remember a professional Landscaping Company? The two attached logs have been used over the years, feel free to enhance these or create your own logo
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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Officials in Seoul, South Korea, announced Tuesday that a South Korean team is expected to visit North Korea on Thursday to consider buying unused fuel rods from a plutonium-producing reactor. The rare visit is part of an ongoing nuclear disarmament process. North Korea's openness to the visit is being perceived as a positive message to Washington in the run-up to President-elect Barack Obama's inauguration.
The South Korean team will be headed by a Foreign Ministry official and is expected to visit the nuclear complex at Yongbyon, 60 miles north of Pyongyang, reports CNN.
The group led by Hwang Joon-kook, the director general of the ministry's North Korean nuclear affairs bureau, will travel to North Korea via Beijing on Thursday. No date for their return was given.
The Foreign Ministry said the visit was agreed upon during bilateral talks last month in Beijing. The group was to survey and study the technical and economic feasibility of removing North Korea's fuel rods for use by South Korea.
The removal of ... North Korea's unused nuclear fuel rods from its Yongbyon nuclear facilities is part of the process agreed upon during six-party talks that also involved China, Russia, the United States and Japan.
According to The Korea Herald, an English-language South Korean daily, the South Korean team will discuss the option of buying unused fuel rods stored at Yongbyon. Seoul first offered to buy the fuel rods in 2007.
"The fact-finding team will study economic and technical feasibility of the fresh fuel rods," a ministry source said.
"If the price is too expensive, we will not [be] able to buy the fuel rods. We have to take into account that conservatives here may protest the purchase plan," the source said on condition of anonymity....
North Korea has so far completed eight of the 11 disablement steps. The remaining three include extracting spent fuel rods from the nuclear reactor, taking the unused fuel rods out of the North, and removing the driving gear of the control rod.
So far, 3,200 of the 8,000 spent fuel rods have been extracted and stored in water tanks. Used fuel rods can be used to obtain weapons-grade plutonium. The control rod can be disabled once all the used fuel rods have been removed.
North Korea reportedly has some 2,000 fresh fuel rods.
Thursday's visit marks the first official South Korean delegation to visit Pyongyang since President Lee Myung-bak took office in February 2008, reports Reuters.
Relations between North and South Korea have been frosty, with ... Pyongyang cutting almost all ties with Seoul in anger at the policies of President Lee, who ended what had once been a free flow of unconditional aid to his prickly neighbour and instead tied handouts to progress Pyongyang makes in disarmament.
The communist North and capitalist South are still technically at war, never having signed a formal peace treaty to end hostilities in 1953....
South Korea has been pushing for talks with the North after the sputtering nuclear disarmament process hit another snag late last year after Pyongyang refused to accept a proposal to allow inspectors to take nuclear samples out of the country.
According to Agence France-Presse (AFP), North Korea's willingness to host the South Korean delegation signals Pyongyang's interest in completing nuclear disarmament and can be read as a positive message to Washington.
"This is a positive signal from North Korea," Dongguk University professor Kim Yong-Hyun told AFP. "It appears to be showing willingness to go ahead with the process of disabling its nuclear programme."
He said the visit, shortly before the inauguration on January 20 of Barack Obama as US president, "is also seen as a message to Washington."
In 2007, North Korea signed on to a six-nation pact under which it would disable the plants at Yongbyon that provide fuel for its nuclear weapons. In December last year, the pact suffered a setback when negotiators could not agree on ways to verify North Korea's declaration of past nuclear activities, reported The Christian Science Monitor.
US nuclear envoy Christopher Hill this week is making what may be the final effort of his search for a lasting deal on North Korea's nuclear program in the latest round of six-party talks in Beijing.
No one, including Mr. Hill, predicts success as he attempts to get North Korea to agree in writing to what North Korean diplomats have said they will never do: permit inspectors to take material from the North's nuclear site at Yongbyon for scrutiny outside the country....
Choi Jin-wook, senior fellow at the Korean Institute of National Unification, says that North Korea wants to put off further moves until after Barack Obama's inauguration on Jan. 20.
Analysts say North Korea is hoping that Mr. Obama will send a high-level envoy to North Korea – a gesture of respect that might encourage progress.
On Monday, the JoongAng Daily, an online South Korean newspaper, reported that North Korea offered to send an official to Washington to attend Mr. Obama's presidential inauguration.
North Korea last month said it wanted to send a representative to the Jan. 20 inauguration of U.S. President-elect Barack Obama. But Washington has so far remained reluctant to accept the request, according to South Korean government sources.
"The North, through its United Nations mission office in New York, conveyed the message that it can send Vice Foreign Minister Kim Gye-gwan as a representative to the inauguration ceremony," said the source. The message was first delivered to The Korea Society, an U.S. nonprofit organization that promotes Korea-U.S. relations, and was later delivered to the Obama transition staff....
The latest request from Pyongyang ... clearly indicates that the North is poised to take a more cooperative stance towards Washington, with a new liberal administration in charge.
According to the Associated Press, Washington has rejected the idea of a North Korean presence at Obama's inauguration. The offer is nonetheless "another sign the regime is eager to forge good relations with the next U.S. administration," reports AP.
However, complete North Korean nuclear disarmament may depend on improved relations between Pyongyang and Washington, reports Kyodo News.
A senior North Korean official indicated last November that the reclusive country will relinquish its nuclear arsenal only after diplomatic relations with the United States are established, a source close to U.S.-North Korea ties said Friday.
The unidentified official signaled the stance at a Nov. 7 meeting in New York sponsored by the National Committee on American Foreign Policy, a New York think tank, the source said.


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Boxelder Bug
Boxelder bugs, Boisea trivittatus, are familiar insects to most people. They are generally not noticed during summer, but often can become an issue when they try to move into homes during fall as they search for overwintering sites
Adult boxelder bugs are about 1/2-inch long, black with orange or red markings, including three stripes on the prothorax, the area right behind the head. Their wings lay flat over their bodies, overlapping each other to form an 'X' (fig. 1). The immature nymphs are 1/16th-inch long and bright red when they first hatch. As they grow older and become larger, they are red and black. You can potentially see all stages at any given time during the summer (fig. 2).
Boxelder bugs are primarily a nuisance because they enter homes and other buildings, often in large numbers. Fortunately, they do not bite people and are essentially harmless to property. When abundant, they can stain walls, curtains, and other surfaces with their excrement. Occasionally some may seek moisture and may be found around houseplants, although they rarely attack them. In the few cases when they do feed, boxelder bugs are very unlikely to injure indoor plants.
Biology and Life Cycle
Bboxelder bugs emerge from overwintering sites during spring as the weather starts to warm up. Adults feed on low vegetation and seeds on the ground during spring and early summer, and begin mating a couple weeks after they started feeding. Starting in mid July, they move to female seed-bearing boxelder trees (fig. 3) where they lay eggs on trunks, branches, and leaves. They are rarely found on male boxelder trees. Boxelder bugs may also feed on maple or ash trees. There is no noticeable feeding injury to these trees. During years of high populations, you may find nymphs on the ground or in gardens feeding throughout the summer.
During late summer and fall, boxelder bugs start to leave the trees from where they were feeding to find protected areas for the winter. Although nymphs may be present in the fall, only fully grown adults survive the winter. Adult boxelder bugs typically can fly several blocks, although in some cases they can travel as far as two miles.
Some homes are especially attractive to boxelder bugs, while neighboring buildings may have few. This usually depends upon the amount of sunny exposure a building receives. Boxelder bugs like warm areas and are attracted to buildings with a large southern or western exposure. Buildings standing taller than surrounding structures or standing isolated on flat ground can also attract large numbers of boxelder bugs. Color does not appear to influence boxelder bugs as they are found on buildings of all hues.
As the weather cools, boxelder bugs push into cracks and spaces around homes. In some cases they end up in the interior of buildings where they are often found around windows. They remain active until it becomes cold, which could continue into winter when the weather is mild. While you may see persistent numbers of these bugs, individuals are short-lived, only surviving for a few days up to a week. Other boxelder bugs end up in sheltered areas in walls, attics and similar areas where they remain until it warms up.
During winter, boxelder bugs are generally inactive. However, during mild, sunny days, boxelder bugs become mobile with the increased temperature. They enter a home's interior from overwintering areas within the home, e.g in walls or attics. As they wake up, they follow the warmth into the home's living quarters. Once there, they typically move towards windows and other sunny areas. However, the warmth does not reach the insects equally and they do not all become active at the same time.
Eventually by spring, all the surviving boxelder bugs that overwintered inside buildings become active. They try to move outdoors but many remain trapped inside. Despite the circumstantial evidence, they do not reproduce in homes -- all the boxelder bugs seen inside during winter and spring entered buildings the previous fall.
Boxelder bugs are not a serious problem every year. They are most abundant during hot, dry summers when followed by warm springs. They were very numerous in 1988, 1987, 1978, 1977, and 1975. They were also abundant in 1958, 1949, and the hot dry years of 1936 and 1935.
The best management of boxelder bugs is prevention -- take steps to keep them from entering your home from the start. You can partly do this through exclusion though it largely depends on how your home was constructed. Make any repairs by the end of August.
For all homes
Repair or replace damaged window and door screens.
Repair or replace damaged screens in roof and soffit vents, and in bathroom and kitchen fans.
Seal areas where cable TV wires, phone lines, and other utility wires and pipes, outdoor facets, dryer vents and similar objects enter buildings.
Seal with caulk or for larger spaces use polyurethane expandable spray foam, copper mesh, or other appropriate sealant.
Install door sweeps or thresholds to all exterior entry doors. Install a rubber seal along the bottom of garage doors.
For homes constructed of stucco, plaster, stone or brick veneer
Check the outside surfaces for spaces and cracks that may allow insects easy entry, sealing any openings 1/8th inch in size or larger. This will not eliminate all boxelder bugs but it can significantly reduce the number entering buildings.
Seal cracks and spaces around doors, windows, roof lines, and fascia boards and other areas where vertical surfaces meet horizontal ones.
Also check for gaps and cracks where different materials meet, such as brick and wood siding. Seal cracks with caulk, such as silicone, elastometric latex, or silicone/acrylic.
For stone or brick veneer, the bottom of the walls will have 'weep holes' and these must not be sealed up. Instead, visit a local hardware store and request ventilation plugs that can be installed in these weep holes.
For homes constructed of vinyl siding
Unfortunately, houses with vinyl siding provide too many gaps to effectively exclude these insects. These houses are designed for aesthetics, durability, and energy efficiency. Relative to excluding insects, the benefit of these houses is that they are often effectively sealed with a 'house wrap' placed underneath the siding.
For these types of houses, concentrate on the recommendations provided for all houses and use an insecticide on areas where these bugs have congregated in the past. In our experience, large numbers collecting around the doors and other entryways are often the most prevalent means of entry during the fall. For information on insecticide use, see the section below.
Are insecticides necessary?
You may want to supplement non-chemical methods with an insecticide treatment around the exterior of your home, especially if large number of boxelder bugs are present and/or you have a history of boxelder bug invasions. The best time to spray is late summer and fall when boxelder bugs are first clustering around the outside of buildings.
You may consider hiring an experienced pest control service to treat your building's exterior. They have the necessary experience and equipment to successfully treat your home.
During spring, you may see boxelder bugs on the outside of homes. These insects are emerging from their overwintering sites and are moving away from buildings. It is unnecessary to spray these insects as they are not entering homes. Treating them does not have any impact on the number of boxelder bugs found next fall.
Once boxelder bugs are found the best option is to physically remove them with a vacuum or a broom and dust pan. If this occurs during fall, check around the building exterior because they can often be found congregating in sunny or warm areas. If they are close to entrances, an insecticide may be required to prevent their entrance into a home.
Inside homes, insecticides have limited value and are not usually suggested. Remember that when boxelder bugs are active, they do not live indoors much more than a few days and do not reproduce inside. When they are emerging from the walls and other sites where they have been dormant during the winter, spraying insecticides does not prevent more from returning.
Spraying or Removing Trees
Spraying or removing the seed-bearing boxelder trees in your yard is not a practical solution for boxelder bug management because adult boxelder bugs can fly up to a couple miles from food. Also, boxelder trees (as well as maple and ash) are usually common providing many potential sources of boxelder bugs. In our opinion, the benefits of having these trees in a landscape outweigh the problem of occasional infestations. Remember that although you may encounter large numbers of boxelder bugs in a given year, they are not automatically abundant every season.
Ask about our Home Protection Plan, this is the best protection we can provide to control pests in and around your home. Pests are a constant threat to your home environment and with on-going inspection, treatment and correction of conducive conditions, All County can provide a much better living environment for you and your family.
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|Oracle® Enterprise Data Quality for Product Data Application Studio Reference Guide
Release 5.6.2
Part Number E23601-03
|View PDF
Regular Expressions use character pattern matching to find and capture the information you need. Regular Expressions are used most frequently in the Knowledge Studio when creating Terminology rules.
To use Regular Expressions, you must learn the syntax. Regular Expressions use special characters, wildcards, to match a range of other characters. A Regular Expression found in a Terminology rule is surrounded by forward slashes.
The following table lists of many of the special characters used in a regular expression and some example expressions:
|Wildcard or Meta-Characters
|Description and Examples
|The dot character matches any single character.
For example, the terminology rule regular expression, "/a.b/", matches all text where there is an "a" followed by any single character, followed by a "b", as in, "a5b".
|The asterisk matches the preceding pattern or character zero or more times.
For example, "/fo*/" matches the following text fragments:
"f", "fo", "foo", "fooo"
Combining the period and asterisk, "/a.*b/" will match "a5b", "a55b", "a123b", and so on.
|The plus sign matches the preceding pattern or character one or more times.
For example, /ca+r/ matches the following text fragments: "car", "caar" and "caaar", but will not match "cr".
|The question mark character matches the preceding pattern or character zero or once.
For example, "/ca?r/" matches both "car" and "cr"; it will not match "caar".
|The curly brackets are used to match exactly n instances of the proceeding character or pattern.
For example, "/x{2}/" matches "xx".
Note: The curly brackets are used in the application to differentiate white space bounded text or characters from text or characters that are embedded among other characters with no identifiable white space.
|This form of the curly brackets is used to match the preceding character or pattern from n to m times, with n greater than m. If m is not present then the pattern is matched n or more times.
For example, "/x{2,3}/" matches "xx" and "xxx".
|The square brackets match any one of characters inside the brackets. A range of characters in the alphabet can be matched using the hyphen.
For example, "/[xyz]/ " will match any of "x", "y", or "z". Also, "/[xyz]+/" will match "x", "xx", "y", "yy", and so on.
Within square brackets, a range of characters can be defined using the dash (-). For example, "[a-z]" matches any lowercase letter, and "[A-Z]" matches any uppercase letter. When using the dash to define a range of characters, the first character must precede the second character in alphabetic or numeric order.
For example, "[0-9]" is valid, but "[9-0]" is not valid.
|The parentheses are used to group characters.
For example, "(cars?)|bus" will match "car", "cars", or "bus".
Note: The parentheses are equivalent to "(?:…)"
|The pipe (|) character matches either "x" or "y", where "x" or "y" are blocks of characters.
For example, "car|bus" will match either "car" or "bus".
|Backslash has two meanings:
Matches against characters that normally have special meaning such as star (*) and dot (.), see preceding descriptions. In this case a "\*" matches the star character. Similarly "" matches the dot character.
Used to define a meta-character. The character "w" will normally match "w". A "\w" will match a sequence of alphanumeric characters not interrupted by white space, see the following description.
|Matches any alphanumeric character or the underscore. This is identical to "[A-Za-z0-9_]".
|Matches any character that is not alphanumeric and not underscore.
|Matches all digits. Identical to "[0-9]".
For example, "/\d+/" will match one or more digits.
For example, positive integers.
|Matches all non-digits including white space.
|Matches any white space character including a tab or a space.
|Matches any character other than white space characters.
|The "(?i)" meta-characters indicate that the following pattern should ignore the case of letters when performing the match.
For example, the pattern "(?i)car" will match "Car", "car", "cAR", and so on. And "(?i)cars?" will match "Car", "Cars", "CarS", and so on.
Note: The syntax differences between this match rule and the following three are where the pattern is inside the parentheses.
|The "(?!…)… meta-characters say that if the first pattern is not present, pattern1, then accept the second pattern, pattern2.
For example, /(?!x)car/ matches "car"; it will not match "xcar".
Note: Both pattern1 and pattern2 are required.


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Kardashians Rent Out Six Flags Magic Mountain
Which Park Did the Kardashians Rent Out This Time?
Which Park Did the Kardashians Rent Out This Time?
The Kardashians have so many reasons to celebrate that they rented out a whole theme park to do it! The family hired out Six Flags Magic Mountain in Southern California for Kendall Jenner's 18th birthday, and it was definitely a family affair. The group included siblings Kim and Khloé Kardashian, Kendall and Brody Jenner, as well as Kris and Bruce Jenner, who were together despite announcing their separation earlier this month. The family was also joined by guests who included Tyga, Blac Chyna, and Jaden Smith. The crew spent the day riding roller coasters, bungee jumping, and playing carnival games.
It's been a crazy month for Kim, Kanye, and all the other K's, with plenty of reasons to celebrate. Kim and Kanye got engaged in San Francisco just last week, and Kim followed the happy days with a huge birthday celebration in Las Vegas. Kanye was noticeably absent from the theme-park birthday celebration, but he couldn't stop himself from gushing about Kim during their time apart.


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AFP terrifies MPs with 'net pr0n tales
Plod is really plodding today
According to a story in the Sydney Morning Herald, the Australian Federal Police has warned a group of Australian parliamentarians that the country's planned National Broadband Network (NBN) will "make it harder" for them to "track people downloading and sharing child pornography".
The AFP has warned the parliamentarians that too many service providers and service bundling are the problem. Triple-play services (with TV, Internet and broadband under a single account) are particularly terrifying, apparently.
When misinformation is on such a sprint, it's hard to know where to start the chase.
Bundling, for example, isn't new. If you wanted a triple-play service today, you would wrap everything together under a Telstra account. Or you might settle just for Internet TV services offered by a number of ISPs, who also (coincidentally) offer telephone services.
Second, the number of service providers in Australia is falling and is likely to fall further when the NBN is rolled out. Our host of small ISPs is partly a legacy of dial-up days, when localization made a lot of good sense. The market has consolidated rapidly in recent times, with iiNet CEO Mike Malone quoted as saying 200 providers had exited the market in the last couple of years.
If for no other reason, the adjustments needed to live in an NBN world will probably be too much for a marginal provider with only a thousand customers.
Next, there's the question of anonymity. In responding to the AFP's discussion, some Senators seem to think that the NBN will somehow make customers more anonymous than they are now. This is complete nonsense.
Let's look at the path between customer and the Internet: the NBN will connect to a specific home (with a specific home-owner or tenant); that connection will deliver services from one or more service providers, each of whom will know the customer who is using their services.
Apart from speed, the NBN doesn't change much about the relationship between different layers of the network. Today, the Layer 2 connection is (mostly) delivered over ADSL, and is then handed to the ISP to handle Layer 3 services. The NBN merely replaces this with fibre.
So just how anonymous is an IP address that's associated with a physical port? Exactly no more or less anonymous than it is today.
What on Earth prompted the AFP to talk such nonsense to the group "Parliamentarians Against Child Abuse"?
One answer could be that the AFP didn't: that the information came from the audience, not the AFP, and got scrambled on the way out. Note, for example, that the only direct quote from the AFP was fairly neutral (and attributed only to a nameless spokesperson). Most of the other quotes came from Senator Bill Heffernan, who was in the audience.
So it's quite feasible that the presentation was scrambled in between the AFP and the Fairfax press – and because the journalist Richard Willingham is just another political reporter in the swarm, he lacked the means to question the information.
The other explanation is more sinister: that the AFP is trying to scare politicians – picking out an audience that can be expected to be receptive to tales of the Big Bad Internet – to further its own agenda.
Australia is already considering adopting data retention laws in line with the European Data Directive. Parliament has also made it easier for ASIO to share information with other agencies, in legislation that was supported by the AFP.
So it's hardly surprising that with a new network on the way, the AFP would start tilling the soil and planting the seeds that might one day yield a fine crop of new interception and wiretap powers. ®