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The woman who triggered the investigation that led to the resignation of CIA chief David Petraeus threw lavish parties for top military brass – and also racked up debt. NBC's Kristen Welker reports.
The FBI agent who was asked by Jill Kelley to look into disturbing emails she received was a friend of hers and never had a further part in the investigation, a senior law enforcement official said Tuesday.
The official says the FBI agent had met Kelley many months before she complained to him about the threatening emails -- allegedly sent by Paula Broadwell, Gen. David Petraeus' biographer and a woman with whom he is believed to have had an affair.
The agent sent Kelley a photo of himself with no shirt, "as a joke, a gag" at least six months before she began receiving the troubling emails, the official said. There is, the official said, no indication that the relationship between the two was anything more than a friendship.
But the official says that after Kelley came to the agent with her complaint, he faded from the picture and was not in on the investigation. Then agents discovered the shirtless photo in her e-mails, which was reported to his supervisors, resulting in an internal investigation into whether he acted inappropriately.
He's the same agent who contacted House Republicans in October to complain that the investigation was stalled. But, the official said, the agent was far out of the loop and had no idea all of the investigative activity still under way at that point.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's office called the FBI on Oct. 31 asserting that it had heard from an FBI agent who raised concerns that the matter was being covered up or not being taken seriously.
Those who know the two women at the center of General David Petraeus' affair scandal are speaking out. Jill Kelley's brother says she is "dedicated" to her husband, while Paula Broadwell's friend calls her "a pretty great person." NBC's Kristen Welker reports.
"I was contacted by an FBI employee concerned that sensitive, classified information may have been compromised and made certain (FBI Director Robert) Mueller was aware of these serious allegations and the potential risk to our national security," Cantor said in a statement.
Cantor's office was told that the case was being actively investigated by the FBI, and so it would have been wrong for the FBI or Justice Department to inform higher-level officials in the administration about the probe earlier -- because they were unsure at that point what they were dealing with. In the end, according to multiple officials, investigators determined there was no criminal wrongdoing.
The agent provides yet another link to Kelley, who has become a central figure in the scandal that led to the resignation of Petraeus over his affair with Broadwell: Her complaint to the FBI kicked off the investigation, and her emails with another major military figure, Gen. John Allen, have led to an investigation over allegations of "inappropriate" emails between Allen and Kelley. Allen replaced Petraeus as commander in Afghanistan last year.
The emails between Allen and Kelley do not signify the two had an affair, a defense official told NBC News on Tuesday. "There was no affair," said the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity. The emails in question could be misconstrued, the official said, predicting that the investigation will prove Allen's innocence.
NBC News justice correspondent Pete Williams contributed to this report.
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Hi all
i made this underwater gold viewer scope about 12 months ago for a bit under AU$10 and it still performs beautifully. its amazing to watch whats happening underwater magnified with it. Ive seen gold and heavies in one spot on a bed. The run.
The body is made of 100mm pvc pipe. I just like the idea of magnification but not so much you need to be an inch away to see it. The magnification (2x) isnt too high you have to look all over the place one inch at a time And it really helps improve getting an optic on your target. Improves finding concentrations of black sands and gold in stream, alluvial gold. getting an eyeball on it.
The magnifying glass is a really expensive $2.95 magnifying glass from the local IGA supermarket. It was chosen to best match the pipe i could get at the local hardware store. It was glued in with some 2 part epoxy, araldite etc. The handle of the magnifying glass was sawn off and ground round with a bench grinder. Then sand paper finished. it only needs to go in the hole snuggly. the glue will take care of the seal. Coat both the rim of the glass and inside of the pipe to glue.
I recently splashed out a few more dollars and added a brand new end cap. it now doubles as dry storage. 99.99% waterproof and protects the glass when not in use.
This is easily one of the most robust prospecting tools i own and ive made and most versatile. Something to store your mobile phone, wet weather gear, camera, food etc. or take 7.85 liters of water in it with you.
Its length 1 meter is about as long as you can hold underwater easily without bending right over and having your nose in the water like some of the dicky little underwater viewers you get for $50 or more from people that have never found gold with one. The larger diameter pipe than normal was chosen to allows more light in. the material science isnt high tech and it isnt expensive. and you could build a neat little one with a loupe glass for example.
This one was built to perform and it does. 2 x magnification, improved light transmission, easy to build and cheap to make with multiple uses
The sling is strong, lightweight, weatherproof adjustable and high visibility trailer sash. It doubles as a proper sling and i wrap it around my wrist and elbow like a rifle, to hold the lot steady in fast water. Or over my shoulder when needed or tied to the backpack. works a treat. And works every time.
Total length: 1000mm
Diameter: 100mm
Capacity : 7.85 liters
Weight : 1.2kg
Cost $9.75
total build time: 35 min
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Hi Phil , Great turnout at the PMAT meet, You are full of good ideas - just what i need to browse the river beds for heavies eh ! Soooo good for gemstones too.
Thanks for that one .
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Thanks for that one .
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I've been thinking of whipping up something like this myself, thanks for sharing!
I hadn't thought of using a 2x magnifying glass, just plain glass, but your design solves two issues: getting the glass cut to shape, and seeing a bit more clearly.
My thought was to use a threaded end-cap and silicone to hold the glass in place.
I hadn't thought of using a 2x magnifying glass, just plain glass, but your design solves two issues: getting the glass cut to shape, and seeing a bit more clearly.
My thought was to use a threaded end-cap and silicone to hold the glass in place.
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1. "We're not as popular as you think."
Diners have been part of the American way of life for more than a century, and have been celebrated in movies, sitcoms — even museum exhibits. But these popular restaurants, known for their vast menus of comfort-food favorites, low prices and neighborhood vibe, are no longer the dominant force they once were. Sales have slumped, with some of the country's largest diner-style chains averaging annual declines of 5% to 25% over the period from 2007 to 2011, according to Technomic, a research firm that tracks the food industry. (By contrast, the overall restaurant industry was flat during that period, according to Technomic.) Many famous older diners have also closed their doors. Indeed, one of the country's best known manufacturers of prefabricated diners, Kullman Building Corp., ceased operations and auctioned off its assets in 2011. Add it up, and "the segment isn't doing well," says Bret Thorn, senior editor of Nation's Restaurant News, a leading industry journal.
What's behind the bust? Simply put, while Americans may love the idea of a diner and may take comfort in comfort food, they're often looking for more chef-centric approaches in restaurant cooking these days, even at the family-style level — think a new twist on meatloaf or a burger made with a better quality of beef. "I think the bar has been raised," says Dean Small, founder and managing partner of Synergy Restaurant Consultants in Laguna Niguel, Calif. In that regard, restaurant pros say diners are losing out to newer concepts, particularly "fast casual" eateries like Chipotle Mexican Grill and Panera Bread, that appeal to contemporary-minded tastes. Plus, truly classic diners have a financial disadvantage in that they tend to seat 50 or fewer patrons. In other words, "volume is limited by the physical size of the space," says Aaron Allen, an Orlando-based restaurant consultant.
Finally, independent diner operators are finding that fewer of their sons and daughters are interested in taking over the family business. "The next generation wants nothing to do with the long hours they've seen their fathers and mothers work," says Bill Kapas, a New Jersey restaurant broker who specializes in diners. "Many 'diner children' are now doctors and lawyers." Kapas adds that the high-profile locations of many diners also make the spaces valuable for other uses; today's diner becomes tomorrow's chain drugstore.


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In Star Trek lore, the first Starship Enterprise will be built by the year 2245. But today, an engineer has proposed — and outlined in meticulous detail — building a full-sized, ion-powered version of the Enterprise complete with 1G of gravity on board, and says it could be done with current technology, within 20 years.
"We have the technological reach to build the first generation of the spaceship known as the USS Enterprise — so let's do it," writes the curator of the Build The Enterprise website, who goes by the name of BTE Dan.
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This "Gen1" Enterprise could get to Mars in 90 days, to the moon in three, and "could hop from planet to planet dropping off robotic probes of all sorts en masse — rovers, special-built planes and satellites," BTE Dan says.
Complete with conceptual designs, ship specs, a funding schedule and almost every other imaginable detail, the BTE website was launched just this week and covers almost every aspect of how the project could be done. This Enterprise would be built entirely in space, have a rotating gravity section inside of the saucer, and be similar in size with the same look as the USS Enterprise that we know from classic "Star Trek."
"It ends up that this ship configuration is quite functional," writes BTE Dan, even though his design moves a few parts around for better performance with today's technology. This version of the Enterprise would be three things in one: a spaceship, a space station and a spaceport. A thousand people can be on board at once — either as crew members or as adventurous visitors.
While the ship will not travel at warp speed, with an ion propulsion engine powered by a 1.5GW nuclear reactor, it can travel at a constant acceleration so that the ship can easily get to key points of interest in our solar system. Three additional nuclear reactors would create all of the electricity needed for operation of the ship.
The saucer section would be a 0.3-mile-diameter (536-meter-diameter) rotating, magnetically suspended gravity wheel that would create 1G of gravity.
The first assignments for the Enterprise would have the ship serving as a space station and spaceport, but then go on to missions to the moon, Mars, Venus, various asteroids and even Europa, where the ship's laser would be used not for combat but for cutting through the moon's icy crust to enable a probe to descend to the ocean below.
Of course, like all spaceships today, the big "if" for such an effort would be getting Congress to provide NASA the funding to do a huge 20-year project. But BTE Dan has that all worked out, and between tax increases and spreading out budget cuts to areas like defense, health and human services, housing and urban development, education and energy, the cuts to areas of discretionary spending are not large, and the tax increases could be small.
"These changes to spending and taxes will not sink the republic," says the website. "In fact, these will barely be noticed. It's amazing that a program as fantastic as the building a fleet of USS Enterprise spaceships can be done with so little impact."
BTE Dan adds that "the only obstacles to us doing it are the limitations we place on our collective imagination." His proposal says that NASA could still receive funding for the science, astronomy and robotic missions it currently undertakes.
But he proposes not just one Enterprise-class ship, but multiple ships, one of which can be built every 33 years — once per generation — giving three new ships per century. "Each will be more advanced than the prior one. Older ships can be continually upgraded over several generations until they are eventually decommissioned."
BTE Dan, who did not respond to emails, lists himself as a systems engineer and electrical engineer who has worked at a Fortune 500 company for the past 30 years.
The website includes a blog, a forum and a Q&A section, where BTE Dan answers the question, "What if someone can prove that building the Gen1 Enterprise is beyond our technological reach?"
Answer: "If someone can convince me that it is not technically possible (ignoring political and funding issues), then I will state on the BuildTheEnterprise site that I have been found to be wrong. In that case, building the first Enterprise will have to wait for, say, another half century. But I don't think that anyone will be able to convince me it can't be done. My position is that we can — and should — immediately start working on it."
For the complete space nerd experience, check out Build The Enterprise.
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YAMASÁ, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - For decades, the Dominican Republic exported tons of low-grade cacao, the chocolate bean, primarily to the United States for use in products like chocolate bars and powdered cocoa. Most of the profits from these sales flowed to a few Dominican companies, which dominated the industry. Relatively little trickled down to the island nation's tens of thousands of small-scale cacao farmers.
So in the early 1980s, when a German technical-assistance group proposed improving the quality of Dominican cacao, government economist Isidoro de la Rosa embraced the plan – with a twist. Instead of implementing a centralized fermentation system to improve the chocolate, as the Germans proposed, he urged a decentralized approach. Associations of Dominican farmers would learn the fermentation process. An umbrella organization would sell directly to world buyers on their behalf.
From that seed of an idea has sprung a powerhouse. The National Confederation of Dominican Cacao Producers (CONACADO), formed in 1988, has 182 associations organized into eight regional blocks. With a 60 percent share, it's the biggest single exporter in the small but rapidly growing world market for organic cacao. And it has become a big player in another growing market: fair-trade certified chocolate.
Now, some wonder whether success is going to spoil CONACADO's recipe. As fair trade continues to grow, will its transition into the mainstream enhance its prospects – or prove it to be, ironically, unsustainable?
"What we're seeing is rapid growth in demand, so there's ample room for increased production," says Laura Raynolds, codirector of Colorado State University's Center for Fair and Alternative Trade Studies in Fort Collins. But "as this market expands, does it begin to undermine the initial values that the movement seeks to espouse?" Ms. Raynolds doesn't think so, but others aren't so sure.
On an overcast March day in Yamasá, in a hilly region north of Santo Domingo, the sour smell of the white-fleshed cacao fruit pervades the air. Smoke rises from burning coconut husks, used to roast the cacao seeds. Young men, balancing 150-pound bags of cacao on their heads, make their way toward a warehouse of CONACADO'S Block 2. The piles of labeled sacks inside will end up in Europe, the US, and Japan.
From the beginning, Mr. de la Rosa knew that the farmers' only chance of entering the cacao trade directly lay in circumventing the Dominican middlemen who controlled access to the market. That meant moving into a different market entirely: high-quality chocolate in Europe.
Then, as world chocolate prices plummeted in the 1990s, CONACADO moved into the emerging organic market, where prices were substantially higher. By historical artifact, Dominican cacao farmers were perfectly positioned to enter the new niche market. Relatively poor, they had never adopted the pesticide- and fertilizer-intensive methods of modern agriculture. To go organic, they didn't have to radically alter their farming practices, says Raynolds. Initially, they profited from being the first in the organic market, but as competitors emerged, CONACADO needed a new edge.
Already organized as a cooperative, CONACADO found its new advantage in fair trade – by definition off limits to large commercial producers. The idea behind fair trade: Buyers in the developed world agree to pay at least a guaranteed minimum price to small producers of coffee, bananas, and other exports from the developing world. The built-in floor to prices theoretically protects farmers from being wiped out by major market fluctuations.
Depending on the market, the fair-trade guarantees can translate to substantially higher-than-market selling prices. In 2001, for example, a ton of fair-trade cacao, which has a floor price of $1,600, fetched nearly double the market average of $894.
"That's an effect that you recycle," says Abel Fernandez, CONACADO's export manager. "You make investments, improve your quality. You have a greater volume of higher-quality stuff. And you make more investments."
Fair trade also includes a social premium: $150 extra per ton earmarked for investment in social infrastructure. In the past eight years, CONACADO has put $500,000 annually toward schools, medical clinics, wells, and plumbing.
"You can imagine what a difference that makes," says Mr. Fernandez.
Fair-trade labels first began appearing in the late 1980s, when plummeting commodities prices were wreaking havoc in developing economies. Although still a small portion of the overall market, the fair-trade sector has grown rapidly. Fairtrade Labeling Organizations International (FLO) certified more than $3.62 billion worth of products in 2007, a 47 percent increase over 2006. But continued success even in the fair-trade marketplace isn't guaranteed, says Raynolds. The mainstreaming of a niche market can change it dramatically. In the organic banana market, for example – the Dominican Republic is also the world's largest single producer of organic bananas – the mainstream acceptance of organic bananas has, paradoxically, made life more difficult for small producers. Mainstream consumers are less tolerant of blemishes, and they want uniform size, qualities not easily achieved by many small farmers.
Critics charge that, besides pushing onto farmers an agenda whose effectiveness is questionable – namely, cooperatives – fair trade's price guarantees distort the market. Like subsidies for corn growers in the US, guaranteed prices will cause a glut of producers – more than that warranted by demand, they say. Increased supply into a market with fixed demand could bring down prices everywhere, ultimately hurting many more poor farmers than it helps, says Peter Griffiths, a freelance marketing economist in Edinburgh, Scotland, with experience in the developing world.
"They're making their money by saying everyone else is crooked," he says. "And by doing this, they're pushing down the demand for perfectly legitimately traded coffee."
Other free-market advocates are less critical. "If an individual consumer wants to pay above-market price to get a warm fuzzy feeling, I have no problem at all," says Sallie James, a trade-policy analyst at the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank in Washington, D.C. "As long as it's not coercive and as long as taxpayers are not forced to pay above-market prices, I've got nothing against it."
Fair-trade proponents say that the practice doesn't artificially bloat prices. Rather, it accounts for costs that the free market fails to include, such as those required to farm sustainably and maintain a viable community. Since there are precedents to this approach in the developed world, like the minimum wage, they argue, why not apply the same principles to internationally traded goods?
"We have to see smallholder producers as more than just economic actors responding to price signals," says Daniel Jaffee, a sociologist at Washington State University in Vancouver. "To force [them] to basically compete on the unprotected world market is a recipe for social and ecological disaster."
A growing number of impact studies indicate that, whatever its long-term prognosis, fair trade has improved the lot of some small producers. One study found that a floor on prices lessened Nicaraguan coffee farmers' vulnerability to market fluctuations. Another in Bolivia concluded that fair trade not only reduced poverty, but the potential for conflict as well. It also increased what buyers were willing to pay even in non-fair-trade markets.
"Yes, it makes a difference," says Professor Jaffee, who studied fair-trade and conventional coffee farmers in Mexico, but the costs of fair-trade certification and administration were prohibitive for some, he says.
Like other initially small movements that go mainstream, some wonder if fair trade might fall victim to its own success. Jaffee has noted that large firms' entry into the fair-trade market has partially undermined the movement's founding principles.
"The entry of large commercial firms has worked against raising minimum prices," he says.
"What was a clear living wage in the late '80s when the movement was founded [is] less so now."
But Raynolds points out that although large firms have entered the market, the smaller players, like the nonprofit Equal Exchange, CONACADO's US buyer, never got pushed out.


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You can't be serious?09:51
Photography by empreinte I dont feel like doing anything today. My landlord just put my new place up for sale, I only moved in a few wee...
I really just want to stay in bed all day and eat chocolate,
but I have to keep moving forward.
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I know how you feel doll. I have been a bit blue lately because of money and everything seems to come at once. car payments, house, etc. but i'm glad you're staying positive.. i find it really hard to, but we need to keep our chins up and we'll reap the benefits.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousWednesday, March 31, 2010
aw, that stinks! it's important to look at the positive, though and not be weighed down by the negative.ReplyDelete
and sometimes all we can do is keep moving forward and not get stuck on what will soon become minor inconveniences in the grand scheme of things.
That is quite lame! We had a similar situation but quite so drastic...came home from our honeymoon to find out our landlord planned on putting the house up for sale. He gave us 6 months to find a new place which ended up being more than enough time.ReplyDelete
Good to stay on the postive though!
This happened to me! It was really upsetting especially when they had open houses and let anyone walk through. It all worked out in the end when a family I actually knew bought the house! Needless to say I stayed for a year and had great landlords to boot!ReplyDelete
@Post Grad Hair Cut ~ oh Ill keep my fingers crossed that ours all works out well too!ReplyDelete
oh that's awful, i'm sorry. :( keep your chin up, dear, i hope it turns out okay!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousWednesday, March 31, 2010
That is completely unbelievable!!!ReplyDelete
good luck dear and try to not let it get to you too much...
Keep moving forward... it was meant to be even though it sucks a right now.ReplyDelete
Beautiful pictures!ReplyDelete
- Wear To Get ItWednesday, March 31, 2010
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i want to stay in bed & eat chocolate everyday!!!ReplyDelete
that is so completely not ok! it happened to me at my last house and it was so annoying and i found it really intrusive becuase it made it feel like it wasn't really my place with all the people trodding through. but in the end it worked out fine because my new place is a dollhouse and i love it.ReplyDelete
but i still think the situation calls for chocolate :)
How unfair! I would feel irritated, too. But maybe this is a blessing in disguise? :)ReplyDelete
Ughh...I went through sort of the same thing a while back. It does suck, but I'm glad you're trying to stay positive.ReplyDelete
I absolutely hate moving.ReplyDelete
So weak, I don't blame you for being annoyed - I would be too! Fingers crossed the new owners will be happy to have such an awesome tenant!ReplyDelete
xx Kit
P.S. Email on the way!
ugh that's the worst. i would be super annoyed to but here's to looking forward to new adventures!ReplyDelete
that is truly horrendous. its difficult to put a good spin on moving especially when you are planning an interstate move soon. pretty much the same scenario happened to me late last year. your blog is so pretty!ReplyDelete
@grey rabbit ~ tell me about it!! the easiest thing will just be to time the move with the sale and possible kicking out of my current place. At least that way I wont have to move twice more before the years out.ReplyDelete
i hate this on your behalf! sucky sucky! hopefully there's a hidden blessing around the corner for you my love :)ReplyDelete
OMG! What a jerk, they knew all along! You're in my thoughts! I so hate moving! Maybe a windfall will come your way, and you could hire someone to do it for you!ReplyDelete
Love Caroline
That is so not cool. :(ReplyDelete
I feel for you. x
ahh, you should totally be getting free rent or reimbursed for moving cost or something.ReplyDelete
Well maybe you can't stay in bed...but you can definitely EAT chocolate!! ...good serotonin's too!ReplyDelete
Fell better ~ xo
oh goodness! that's unbelievable, you poor thing :(ReplyDelete
oh, that's so crappy! moving is such a hassle, but i hope something really good comes out of it for you.ReplyDelete
i so want the red curls of the girl in that first photo. dream hair!
That sucks arse! Even though we have a pokey little place....it's ours. So tiered of moving! I feel your pain!ReplyDelete
Hi, there!!ReplyDelete
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I'm giving away an award to you!
i hope it all works out for you, just keep swimming :)ReplyDelete
beautiful pictures too.
they should let you stay for free for a few months, at the least. is there no legislation about it? should they not have been legally required to disclose?ReplyDelete
This is such a weird behaviour...I hope you'll find a new place of your own soon, where you can feel home. I'm planning to move as well, but it's quite hard to leave my appartment, I've such good memories in there! Good luck Lily!ReplyDelete
Yeah, know the feeling, our landlord's selling our house too and they didn't bother to tell us when we took the lease on, nice, Karen.ReplyDelete
I say move to Queensland - we have never looked back!ReplyDelete
man that SUX, what assholesReplyDelete
im gonna stay in bed all day too, i think you should watch a great movie or read a good book to cheer you up withReplyDelete
I know that feeling. I have it, too. I hope everything works out for you!ReplyDelete
I love these photos so much..you have such a lovely blog, wow!ReplyDelete
ohh liss, that's going to be hard!ReplyDelete
but i'm sure it's for the best! things happen for a reason..best is yet to come ^^
That is awful, I'm so sorry! I would definitely check out the legislation around this, is there anywhere you can get some advice for free? In the UK we have Citizen's Advice Bureau, not sure if there's anything similar in Australia. But I expect you would be entitled to some compensation for the inconvenience and moving costs. I hope it all works out well in the end, maybe it will be a positive push towards moving on and being where you really want to be.ReplyDelete
That is beyond annoying... I'm feeling my Mom's ever wise "Everything happens for a reason" coming on though! Keep moving ahead!ReplyDelete
That's awful! I hope that you manage to find somewhere else to live. Where abouts are you planning on moving too? I guess this will push you to start planning your move! xxxReplyDelete
ps HAPPY BIRTHDAY! I am so sorry I missed your actual birthday, I have had a few days away from my blog
- AnonymousThursday, April 01, 2010
Stunning pictures! xxxReplyDelete
ooooh gosh, that's so sad!ReplyDelete
i wish that landlord couldn't just do something like that!
I can understand how you feel dear, try to be strong and look at all the positive, like you already said yourself...
Thinking about you...
Ugh. I'm fairly sure that landlords just can't do that. Very small comfort but they can't kick you out without those two months of notice. :(ReplyDelete
Of course, if they ask you to keep the place looking pretty for them, you don't really owe them anything. Sabotage!
Our landlord did this to us six months after we moved out of a different horrible rental situation and were finally SO happy to be away from scuzzy basements, only to find out we might have to go back to sleeping with machetes next to the bed. We lucked out and ended up buying the apartment though.
WOW! CAN THEY DO THAT??? ewwwww im so sorry!! stay positive. everything happens for a reason. and eat chocolate. ;)ReplyDelete
god thats horrible!! they can't do that.. can they? aren't you paying rent? so.. they can't be violating your rights! :(ReplyDelete
That's not fun. That happened to a friend of mine, and he kicked up a fuss about his lease so the landlord moved him into another of his properties without having to sign a lease. Maybe just have a big bake up.ReplyDelete
Sorry to hear that... Unfair and annoying :( But I'm sure a nice and cozy home is awaiting for you, you'll see :) Sending you my best vibes!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousThursday, April 01, 2010
Love them!ReplyDelete
Wow. That's a little inconsiderate on his part, but you seem to have a positive perspective on it all. I'm sure something better will come along anyway! xo.ReplyDelete
What a jerk! That's messed up!ReplyDelete
I am from Queensland. Where are you wanting to move? I am a Noosa gal, though and through!
oh i so hear you... we moved from sydney last year to kirra in queensland and we are crazy in love with out apartment! they put it on the market not long after we moved in and i hate having people coming to view it. its such an invasion of our private space! we hate it so much we just signed a new lease yesterday for a place nowhere near as nice but we are so over it and atleast we wont have people coming through all the time. good luck xReplyDelete
what terrible circumstances! you are doing so well to attempt to be optimistic. to help, keep thinking about how lovely and warm and relaxed it is up here in queensland. we shall be delighted to welcome you soon!ReplyDelete
Come to my blog if you want to see some photos.ReplyDelete


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LeBron James will play for the Miami Heat, although you probably knew that already.
But I knew it before you did.
The sporting world was all a-flutter for months with speculation about where James would end up — Chicago, New York, New Jersey, Miami, Chicago or even staying in Cleveland — and sports reporters would clasp their hands to their cheeks, get a far-off dreamy look in their eyes, and gush about where the Royal One would spend the next five or six years.
The speculation reached such a fever pitch that ESPN planned to air a 1-hour special called "The Decision," in which James would announce his team choice.
LeBron's people contracted with ESPN to run the special, and had a few restrictions for the sports network, including not telling ESPN what the decision would be beforehand, and not letting ESPN sell advertising. Rather, Lebron's people sold sponsorships, and the proceeds would go to the Boys and Girls Club of America. (They received $6 million in sponsorships and advertising, and $2.5 million went to the Club in both cash and goods.)
In essence, ESPN agreed to devote a whole revenue-free hour to a publicity stunt that could have been summed up in a single 14-word statement
"LeBron, what's your decision?" interviewer Jim Gray asked.
"I'm going to take my talents to South Beach, and join the Miami Heat," James said.
"Is that your final answer?"
"Uh, can I phone a friend?"
While I applaud James giving $2.5 million to help a great organization that helps kids all over the country, I still can't believe they devoted an entire hour to "I'm going to … join the Miami Heat."
I can spin a long story out of a short one, but even I can't create a whole hour out of what amounts to seven words.
But this isn't the stupidest part of the whole evening. (I say "stupidest" instead of "most stupid," because something this staggeringly stupid deserves to have the incorrect word applied to it.)
No, the stupidest part of the whole evening was what time I actually found out about LeBron's career choice.
Most of the world learned LeBron's choice at around 9:30 pm, but I knew about it an hour earlier.
That's because I was at the gym watching ESPN News, when they posted on their news crawl: "Sources close to LeBron James say James will join the Miami Heat."
(In other earth-shattering news, I was at a gym.)
I was dumbfounded, I was astonished, I was sitting with my mouth open, and not just because I was pedaling like a mad fool on a stationary bike.
ESPN just scooped themselves with the news of The Decision.
They had just given up a whole hour of prime time programming, yammered about it at least two hours before the event, and spent more time than was emotionally healthy talking about it afterward, and they ruined it all by running a news crawl 30 minutes before The Decision was set to air.
I realize I don't know much about sports news, but I do know that you should never, ever scoop your own 1-hour news special that you've basically spent the entire NBA season leading up to. Especially when you just gave up at least $6 million in ad revenue, and gave up all editorial control of your entire network.
Admittedly, other news outlets were also reporting James was leaning toward the Heat, but what was probably most galling for James was the fact that he didn't tell anyone until Thursday morning, and supposedly only told a few people. So obviously someone in his camp spilled the beans, and wrecked his chance at being the first to make The Big Announcement about The Decision.
But ESPN should not have stooped to the level of the other sources, especially 30 minutes before The Decision was going to air. If I were King James, I would be royally pissed, and call for someone's head. (Of course, if I were King, I would also invade Major League Baseball and end the Designated Hitter rule.)
Someone needs to explain to ESPN that you do not ruin a mystery by telling whodunnit in the first 5 minutes, you don't explain how a magician does his tricks, and you don't ruin a multi-million dollar sports special by premature proclamation. Let Entertainment Tonight ruin it for everyone.
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If you havent waited too long, the pumpout procedure will be relatively neat; otherwise, be prepared for an indignant burst as you ease open the on-deck waste valve. The nozzle of the suction hoseabout the size of a fuel hoseis stuffed into the deck fitting and the pump is turned on, transferring the contents of your holding tank into the pumpout boats holding tank or into a dockside pumpout station.
The federal government now allots states close to $10 million each year for the construction, renovation, operation, and maintenance of pumpout stations for holding tanks, and for dumping stations for portable toilets. As convenient as this service is, you might wonder why the Feds chose to dump, literally, beaucoup bucks down the sewer. The Clean Vessel Act, along with other environmentally kind programs (see sidebar) were either instituted or reauthorized during the International Year of the Ocean, in 1998 after then Vice-President Al Gore received a report recommending nearly 150 actions to protect, restore, and explore America's ocean resources. This led to administrative restraints on activities that contributed to the deterioration of sealife and ocean purity.
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Of course the obvious way to prevent a sewage disposal problem is not to create one. When your boat is tied alongside a dock or wharf, encourage your crew to use the onshore head facilities like the restrooms at a nearby restaurant. And all boaters should consider equipping their boats with an appropriate waste-handling system. If your boat has an installed toilet, you are required to have a certified MSD. For boats that have portable toilets, sewage must be disposed of at a pumpout facility or dump station. There are three principal types of Marine Sanitation Devices (MSD):
- Type I Flow-thru devices for boats 65 feet or less. These use maceration and disinfection.
- Type II Flow-thru devices for vessels 65 feet and larger use maceration and stricter disinfecting.
- Type III holding tanks are for boats of any length. These are intended to prevent overboard discharge where unlawful.
If you plan to cruise in "no-discharge" areas, youll need a holding tank (or a portable potty) so you can save your sewage for disposal ashore. The most versatile system for cruisers is a Type III equipped with a Y-valve, which provides the option of pumping overboard, to a holding tank, or to a deck pumpout fitting. Make sure you can identify the closed position, so you are not inadvertently spewing out raw sewage. My experience in the Caribbean has been that some charter companies still supply boats without holding tanks for inter-island cruising. Although the theory is that everything will wash out to Never-Never Land, I would be wary of going for a morning swim in these beautiful harbors unless all hands are on deck.
Catalogs and shelves are clogged with products that promise to destroy head odors as well as disinfect and break down solid waste. Some devices or additives work via the toilet intake line; some are simply poured into the bowl; and others are cycled through an inline sewage treatment device. Controlling head odor is a constant struggle on many boats. Much of it is caused by bacteria. Seawater used for flushing contains microorganisms that stagnate and die a smelly death when left to rest, and these deposit calcium crystals that snag outgoing waste. You will need to experiment to find the combination of products that works for you. It's important to continually treat and disinfect the head, even when you're hundreds of miles offshore.
Plan Ahead You can usually tell when a tank is crying to be emptied, because it will become insistently odiferous and, as pressure builds, will resist being pumped and flushed. For heavens sake dont let your holding tank get constipated! Federal regulations deem that holding tanks have a means of indicating when the tank is three-quarters full. A tank level monitoring gauge prompts a red "panic" light to glow; or, if your holding tank is translucent plastic, you might be able to determine its fill level by simply viewing its contents.
Before the state of Connecticut set up a roving pumpout service for our local waters, those of us who spent time at the dock had few options. If we were patient, we could hire an independent pumpout service, but most often we waited until our head was near bursting to take the ride of shamea trip offshore to dump, and back. With pumpout service just a hand wave or radio call away, theres no longer a reason to put off pumping out. Were happy, and our heads a happy crapper too.
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Sailors everywhere need to be aware of their responsibilities as users of the planet's waterways and oceans, and being apprised of the laws governing waste disposal makes for a good start. The year 1998 was designated the International Year of the Ocean, a program that prompted the reauthorization of existing legislation and laid the groundwork for new regulations and programs. Here's a partial list:
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- Investigator anticipates poor patient compliance with the protocol.
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The 89 players who will participate in the 40th Annual Minnesota High School All-Star Football Game have been announced by the Minnesota Football Coaches Association. The 2013 All-Star Football Game will be held on Saturday, June 29 at Husky Stadium on the campus of St. Cloud State University. The kick-off will be at 1 p.m.
Moose Lake-Willow River senior Jacob Christopherson will play in the All-Star game on the North All-Stars team.
The All-Star Football Game will showcase outstanding senior players from the 2012 high school football season. Players and coaches representing 79 schools and 34 conferences will participate in this year's game. They were selected by members of the Minnesota Football Coaches Association.
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Tickets can be purchased from the high school coach in your community. Tickets will also be available at the Husky Stadium gate on June 30.
The Minnesota Football Coaches Association is proud of this game and its history. The Minnesota High School All-Star Football Game was first played in 1945 and has been an annual event since 1974. The game was played in a North versus South format from 1945 through 1960 and from 1974 to 1979, a Metro versus Outstate format from 1980 to 2010 and back to a North versus South format 2011 to the present. Through the years, over 3,900 players and 400 coaches have participated in this game. A total of 73 players from the Minnesota High School All-Star Football Game have gone on to play or coach in the National Football League, including new Chicago Bears Head Coach Marc Trestman (1974 All-Star Game alumnus).
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The 86th Academy Awards, hosted by Ellen DeGeneres, were held at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
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Bruce Dern, "Nebraska"
Chiwetel Ejiofor, "12 Years a Slave"
WINNER: Matthew McConaughey, "Dallas Buyers Club"
Leonardo DiCaprio, "The Wolf of Wall Street"
Lead actress
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WINNER: Cate Blanchett, "Blue Jasmine"
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|2006-11-23, 22:01
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Intelligent Device
Join Date: Jun 2006
Age: 32
It seems that someone has gracefully begun a translation. Only half has been posted so far. Also, I was incorrect earlier in thinking that the "beat up Nanoha" scene was Vita's imagination; it actually happened O_O.
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|2006-11-23, 22:41
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Blazing General
Join Date: May 2006
Location: CA
Age: 33
MB has earned my eternal unthinking sycophantic gratitude.
It's nice to see that the Knights have gained some independence from Hayate, as children should from a parent.
The alarmist in me is... well, alarmed by all that sudden character development followed by a mysterious probable threat, but there's no way they'd kill off characters in the pre-season manga so I suppose I can rest easy.
|2006-11-24, 00:59
|Link #66
Intelligent Device
Join Date: Jun 2006
Age: 32
Well, here's a link to the megaupload for the translation.
I will fix my above post accordingly, so that on the day the megaupload dies, it'll still live here.
Translation and editing credit goes to whatever anonymous people did this. I am simply the go-between lol.
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|2006-11-24, 03:14
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Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2006
The knowledgable instructor thing fits Nanoha pretty well. So they're going to start calling Reinforce "Rein" now?
So not only did Arf turn loli, they're going to make Shamal look like an old woman?
Nanoha and Vita are buddies now? "Smiling and laughing" doesn't really fit Vita's character from what we saw in A's...
|2006-11-24, 03:37
|Link #68
Blazing General
Join Date: May 2006
Location: CA
Age: 33
Though in the flashback where she describes herself as 'smiling and laughing' she just looks pissed-off.
Also: "I should have noticed before anyone else." Could just be generic guilt, but could point to some kind of trouble with other Belkans or the Knights themselves.
Minor thing, but it's interesting to me that the Knights consider themselves ancient. Since their memories of their previous incarnations don't seem very intact and their emotional lives more or less began with A's I'd have thought otherwise.
|2006-11-24, 03:58
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Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2006
I was under the impression that the only thing that they couldn't remember was what happened before the Book of Darkness was corrupted, and the time periods right before the BoD was activated and while it was going berserk. They seemed to remember their past masters pretty well, its just that all of them up until Hayate treated them like tools instead of people, and they never had a chance to relax and enjoy a somewhat normal life. They've definitely had plenty of time to observe combat, politics (no doubt that they've been acquired by power-hungry politicians multiple times), and the darker side of people in general.
|2006-11-24, 04:15
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Blazing General
Join Date: May 2006
Location: CA
Age: 33
Agreed, but I'd thought that the disconnect between each incarnation where the Book is awakened and lost and Chrono's description of them as emotionless in their previous iterations would serve to distinguish their current lives from what they know of their pasts.
Then again, it's very possible that they weren't emotionless before A's and were just always subordinating their feelings to the execution of their duties, and I've no ground to stand on at all. Not that it matters now that Vita's weighed in.
|2006-11-24, 04:29
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Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2006
That's what I thought.
Though its also possible that their master might have some measure of control over how free or how submissive they are. In Hayate's case, she wanted them to be their own people, but maybe their previous masters wanted tools, so they were essentially slaves trapped in their own heads, with just enough freedom to get the job assigned to them done as efficiently as possible.
|2006-11-24, 09:33
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Intelligent Device
Join Date: Jun 2006
Age: 32
As much as I like Vita's current form, I'm curious as to how she will look in when she uses transformation magic to age herself. Vita seems to have a normal view on looks, so she'll probably make herself "healthy" . I'd much prefer it if she adopted Louise's figure from Zero no Tsukaima lol.
|2006-11-27, 05:44
|Link #73
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Portugal
Though, in the "filling the holes in A's" manga I remeber the chapter where they explained the knight's alibi when they were collecting pages of YnS.
Signum was a sensei in a kendo dojo, Vita helped the elders in their croquet games. Shamal would meet with the neighborhood wives to chat, Zafira would simply follow one of them.
It seems Vita's alibi was confirmed in the last A's to StrikerS phase, I wonder if the others really did that in their "free time".
|2006-11-27, 12:21
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Intelligent Device
Join Date: Jun 2006
Age: 32
I think I'm the only one here who hasn't read the A's manga yet ; ;
I can't say I'm surprised that Vita plays croquet. Now I'm imagining HOW she plays...jeez. I can just see her yelling, "Cartridge Load!" when she's frustrated, and then realizing her situation .
|2006-12-02, 10:24
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2006
Here comes the third episode.... (not translated)
|2006-12-02, 12:25
|Link #78
Bored and Lurking ~
yay for the raws.
It seems to be a job well done party for the nanoha team, with the gang disscussing work details in TSAB.
I wonder who that girl is in the end of chapter, need to wait for a chinese or english translation i guess
|2006-12-02, 12:48
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Graphic Designer
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: 3 times the passion of normal flamenco
And it seems those Loli lovers out there need not worry, because of the new characters coming in. The new characters seem like new recruits or something, but we'll find that out in Strikers.
Can anyone read those words on the box on the third to the last page?
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Bears! oh my!!! I would be so amazed and/or freaked out to spot a bear on my runs. Glad to see your running is getting back out there. Been thinking really hard about CMMM-good training for MMT, with the big uphill? Will see you at least at Cooper's Rock, the first weekend of August!ReplyDelete
Kim, You need to not only think harder about Cheat Mountain, but you need to just bit the bullet and do it. Great race. It will not dissapoint.
Adam, Glad to see you are expanding your horizons and introducing more family to the love of trail running. From the video, it looks like Karly had a great time.
Ahh bears won't hurt you. I love seeing them. I've only had a couple tense moments with mommas that I came up on too fast and treed the cubs. . . that is not fun.
@Rick: thanks- hey not too long until Highlands. I'll see you in a couple weeks.
funny, i read that as "beer" and thought that it was a little late in the season for your first "beer." hope you're well. you ever consider racing in Oregon? it's lovely.... there are a couple of good ones coming up in august and september...ReplyDelete
Highland Sky is just a couple of weeks away. I was glad to see your name on the entrants list. I guess Dan gave you permission to run. I imagine that your slave labor will take place before the race. As you have posted, I know some of it has already taken place (eg. the saw bigger than Kadra). In all seriousness though, I do appreciate your's and Dan's involvement and leadership in our little sport. Nothing like coming to West Virginia for a little fun!!!ReplyDelete
Amy- even though you moved west, you're still thinkin' like a true VHTRC'r. . . Yes I would love to come out to OR to run. I've never been there and I think I would love it. I've definitely got a few of those races on my "list".
Rick-I'm excited to race Highlands this year. It was my first "real" ultra in '05 and then I also ran it easy having mono in '07- so I'm excited to try to be in the mix up front and see what I can do. I'm helping Lehmann all day Friday, then I'm on the relief crew for AS8 after I finish. When you direct races, reciprocation can be one of the most difficult tasks; 100% worth it all though!


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UW Facilities hosted a Safety Symposium on November 28, 2018 in the FS Training Center to engage staff on safety issues facing today's workforce. This was a UW Facilities-sponsored event in...


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My Grandmother was a Blue Tooner!
April 12, 2009 by © Joan Miller - Luxegen Genealogy.
Filed under genealogy, Scotland
Randy Seaver at Genea Musings challenges the genealogy online crowd every Saturday Night to some Genealogy Fun. The challenge this week: 1. Pick a place that you have ancestry, but don't know much about. I picked Peterhead, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, birthplace of my paternal grandmother, Elizabeth WILSON (b. 1884 Peterhead), daughter of Martin Watson WILSON and Margaret [...]