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Recently while recuperating from several health issues I had time for pursuing my interest in reading. Novels caught my attention, but only if they concerned the history of New Mexico and even better, Lincoln and Otero County histories and biographies. Often I would curl up with the novels and let the authors take me on make-believe adventures back into early New Mexico, Indians, settlers of the west and territorial times.
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Delivering a press conference at 11am, Mr Bevan said: "The investigative team will be further interviewing Mark Bridger today.
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He added: "While there is a huge visible presence of police officers and search teams, there is also a significant team of officers working around the clock behind the scenes, assisting in developing that picture so we can map out to the best of our ability his movements.
"This includes a vast amount of forensic analysis taking places which forms a crucial part of the investigation. However, forensics alone will not solve this.
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Mr Bevan again urged people to consider whether they had seen Mark Bridger between 6.30pm on Monday and 3.30pm on Tuesday.
Anyone who has had contact with him between these times - be it face-to-face, via text message, telephone or social media - should contact police, he added.
"We also need information regarding the movements of the blue Land Rover Discovery registration L503 MEP between Monday evening and Tuesday afternoon," he said.
Superintendent Ian John then took lead of the press conference, urging local people to search their gardens and outbuildings, and provide police with details of their knowledge of the area.
"We want people to come forward to provide the volunteer search coordinators with their details and what skills and local knowledge they possess," he said.
"We have developed a set of questions which we want the coordinators in Machynlleth Leisure Centre to complete and feed to us. This information will help us make a wider search more effective for us."
Supt John added: "This is undoubtedly a large and complex search operation of its kind in recent policing history."
The operation, Supt John said, consists of eight Specialist police search teams directed by five POLSA's; six Police Dog Handlers; officers from Dyfed Powys Police Marine Unit; RAF Mountain Rescue Team, coordinating the Mountain Rescue response with Brecon Beacons & Dyfi Valley Mountain Rescue Teams, including 11 Search and Rescue Dogs; the Coastguard Search Team and RNLI.
He added: "The three key messages for me are: Volunteers are welcomed; the police must co-ordinate the search activity to ensure integrity of the search operation and under Police co-ordination we can use volunteers at the right time, in the right place and utilise appropriate skills.
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• UPDATE Day 4: Help needed to find missing cerebral palsy sufferer April Jones
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With 20 years in the restaurant business, Boundary Bay's Paul Roberts has had his fair share of opening day dramas.
But the ones he and his staff endured leading up to the opening of his new location—the Centennial Beach Cafe—were quite challenging.
First of all, delays with construction of the new facility right on the beach put plans on hold.
Then some problems with the building—power outages and a drain back up—and a computer system failure in the restaurant added to the woes as anxious customers lined up to enjoy a meal in one of Metro Vancouver's busiest parks.
Plans were to open in May and gradually get his operation slowly up to speed. But delays only gave him access to the building on June 19.
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"That's very quick for a new restaurant," Roberts said, who has 20 employees to run the operation.
"It's part of the game, and that's sometimes the way it goes," he said. "It wasn't the plan to open on the first gorgeous sunny day of the summer. But that's what it was and we had to work through it."
That's all behind Roberts and his enthusiastic employees who have survived their trial by fire and are looking forward to serving up traditional beach fare—burgers and fish and chips—as well as some items that think outside the culinary box such as Asian noodle boxes featuring prawn pad Thai, crab cakes, and fish tacos.
"Every day we are adding just a little bit more," Roberts said sitting at one of the tables on the sunny patio area. "Things are falling into place, in terms of the kitchen. And once that gets into a routine, that's when we will focus on the other items."
So far the response from customers has been good.
"In the first week we did over 1,200 kg of French fries. That's a lot," Roberts said. "It was like Woodstock down here a couple of weeks ago there were so many people."
He admits there's been some delays in serving food, but explained the items are made to order.
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JANESVILLE Wednesday was the fifth time since June that Janesville police arrested a 16-year-old Janesville boy and referred him to juvenile authorities.
The boy has been arrested on several theft charges after reports of multiple car break-ins around the city. He was a suspect in other incidents but not arrested.
In no case was he detained at the Rock County Youth Services Center after arrest, according to Janesville Police Department records.
That's not as surprising as it might sound, said Dan Niedfeldt, the assistant Rock County district attorney who handles juvenile cases.
Police and youth services workers don't have black and white rules that dictate whether teens are detained after crimes, he said.
"There are so many different things that come into play," Niedfeldt said. "Even the severity of the offense. It might offend some people. Others might just say it's a misdemeanor, not such a big deal.
"It's hard to set a rule that a kid should be put in custody based on a number of crimes."
Janesville police Deputy Chief Dan Davis said five arrests in four months is "certainly on the high side, but I wouldn't call it unprecedented."
What is more unusual is that the crimes were so regularly thefts, Davis said. Juvenile offenders usually aren't so consistent when committing crimes, he said.
When police officers in Rock County take a juvenile into custody, police typically call the youth services center, formerly known as juvenile detention, and alert a youth services worker, Niedfeldt said. Workers use a set of criteria to help them decide if the juvenile should or can be detained.
If the juvenile is detained, a judge holds a hearing to decide if the detention should continue while the case is pending.
Being a suspect in a rash of car break-ins is something that is sure to concern the public, Niedfeldt said. In many cases, juveniles are taken in to custody on suspicion of violent crimes, but the cases go unnoticed because they affect a family, not a neighborhood or a city, he said.
"Is that kid (suspected of car break-ins) more dangerous than a kid that is running away all the time?" Niedfeldt said.
"Is a kid who's breaking into cars more dangerous compared to the kid who runs away and then blows up and pulls a knife on mom or dad when confronted at home about it? People tend to not get so upset about it because it doesn't affect the neighborhood."
A 16-year-old Janesville boy has been arrested five times since June. Many of the arrests were the result of reports of car break-ins around Janesville.
Here is what happened, according to Janesville Police Department records:
June 23: The boy is arrested on suspicion of theft and curfew violation after thefts from cars are reported in the area of Foster Avenue and Norwood Road. Reported stolen are a flashlight, a woman's bracelet, gloves and a baggie of quarters.
Police release the boy to his mother.
July 6: The boy is arrested on Harrison Street and referred to juvenile authorities on charges of burglary, two counts of theft and possession of burglary tools and theft after car break-ins on Harrison Street. After a short foot pursuit, police find a GPS, some loose change and tools.
The boy is intoxicated, so he cannot be detained at the Rock County Youth Service Center. He is released to his mother.
Aug. 22: The boy arrested at Atwood and St. Lawrence avenues and is referred to juvenile authorities on charges of party to theft, disorderly conduct and underage drinking. He and a 17-year-old Janesville teen are stopped by U.S. Secret Service agents when they try to carry off a traffic barricade near the home of vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan.
The other teen is detained at the youth service center. The 16-year-old is released to his mother.
Sept. 9: The boy is reported to be in possession of synthetic marijuana at school. No arrest is made.
Sept. 14: An informant shares copies of the boy's emails with police. At least one email references a Gazette report about June 19 car thefts on Stafford Road.
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Sept. 23: The boy taken into custody at King and La Fayette streets and referred to juvenile authorities on charges of possession of drug paraphernalia, receiving stolen property, theft and a curfew violation. Police find a marijuana pipe, a backpack containing CDs, an X-Acto knife, a computer thumb drive, Mickey Mouse earmuffs and lighters.
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Sept. 26: The boy is taken into custody in the 100 block of River Street and referred to juvenile authorities on charges of obstructing and resisting. Police find loose change and bills.


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During the first weekend in February, he was represented by three graded stakes winners: Flashback, Honorable Dillon, and Tapicat.
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Sunday, February 03, 2013The sophomore daughter of Tapit earned her first graded stakes victory and was just a tick off a track record Feb. 2 while rolling home much the best in the $150,000 Florida Oaks (gr. IIIT) at Tampa Bay Downs.
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In Mixed Catch, NF Senior Editor Linc Bedrosian spotlights a wide range of commercial fishing-related news items from coast to coast.
Thursday, 23 May 2013
Greetings from a surprisingly spiffy McDonald's on Route 1 in Walpole, Mass. I'm on my way back to Portland, Maine, from this morning's jaunt to Point Judith, R.I., to join Wanchese, N.C., skipper Jimmy Ruhle, the crew of the Darana R and Virginia Institute of Marine Science researchers on a NEAMAP survey trip.
Today they sampled the last two of the 150 stations covered in the NEAMAP spring survey. That survey began April 24 in Hatteras, N.C., and is finishing up in the waters off Point Judith. Their travel basically mirrors the spring migration of the fish, says Ruhle. Come September, the boat will cover another 150 stations, starting in Point Judith and heading south toward Hatteras.
The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission developed NEAMAP — the Northeast East Area Monitoring and Assessment Program — to coordinate fisheries independent monitoring activities in the northeast. Its goal is to coordinate and standardize procedures, and improve data quality and accessibility.
What began as a pilot project in 2006 has grown into a program boasting more than six years of data for fish in nearshore waters that federal and state survey programs don't cover. Given the diversity and quantity of fish involved, fishery managers need the NEAMAP data to fill that gap, "otherwise there would be a massive hole in the data," says VIMS' Jim Gartland, the NEAMAP program's general manager. That's Gartland and his VIMS cohorts, Evan McOmber, Dustin Greeg, Kevin Spanik and Jeff Eckert, examining the results of one of the day's two tows in the video below.
For his part, Ruhle, who has been involved with the program since 2008, says he can't say enough good things about the VIMS researchers, who have been more than willing to recognize and utilize fishermen's expertise in collecting program data. "Their work ethic is unbelievable," Ruhle says.
"Now that I see the acceptance of this project being used in a beneficial way for the industry, and the industry has confidence in it," Ruhle adds, "I'd like to see the program expanded."
I can't help him there; after all, I'm just a lowly scribe. But I can and will expand on today's NEAMAP trip in an upcoming issue of NF. It's a story well-worth telling.
Tuesday, 14 May 2013
In NOAA's recently released Annual Report on the Status of U.S. Fisheries for 2012, it notes that six stocks managed under rebuilding plans were declared rebuilt to target levels in 2012, bringing the grand total of stocks rebuilt since 2000 to 32.
That news might be better received in New England if Atlantic cod, yellowtail flounder and other key groundfish species were among those 32 stocks. Unfortunately, Atlantic cod and yellowtail flounder found themselves on both the overfishing and overfished lists.
Given the severe fishing restrictions they've been operating under for the better part of two decades, groundfish harvesters might wonder how cod is deemed subject to overfishing. But according to the report, the designation doesn't necessarily mean that current fishing effort is the problem.
"These negative outcomes are associated with high levels of overfishing over a period of many years," the report states.
If the news regarding New England's groundfish stocks isn't so encouraging, the report says overall, progress is being made overall towards ending overfishing and rebuilding stocks in U.S. fisheries. This NOAA video offers the highlights.
In his opening message in the report, NMFS Acting Director Sam Rauch notes that the agency views "sustainability as a process rather than an end point," and that NMFS has plenty of work still ahead.
"To build on our successes and fully achieve both biological and economic benefits of sustainable fisheries through science-based management," Rauch says, "we will need to ensure the timely collection of data, develop more robust and frequent stock assessments, better assess the economic consequences of management actions, and improve our understanding of environmental factors — including climate change — affecting fishery resources."
It'll be interesting to see if next year's annual report will be able to demonstrate progress on those fronts. If it can, then maybe New England's groundfish industry might be able to share in the good news, too.
Tuesday, 07 May 2013
The Groundfish Industry Rally at the Boston Fish Pier on April 29 did a good job of reminding the troops that the fight for the industry's future isn't over yet. The rally let fishermen know that the region's federal, state and local officials will continue to fight on their behalf. But industry leaders know that rallies alone won't bring about change.
To that end, Rep. William Keating (D-Mass.), and New Bedford, Mass. Mayor Jon Mitchell are inviting industry members to attend a joint meeting of the Federal Fishery Advisory Board and the Mayor's Ocean and Fisheries Council on Monday, May 13 at the New Bedford Whaling Museum from 1 to 3 p.m. Meeting topics will include potential improvements to the Magnuson-Stevens Act, which is due to expire in September.
"The reality before us, as we discussed in detail at the most recent meeting of the Federal Fishing Advisory Board and as we again highlighted at Monday's rally, is that a 'perfect storm' of external factors has put the livelihoods of this historic industry at risk of extinction," states a letter from Keating and Mitchell announcing the meeting. "What the industry needs now are creative solutions to a complex crisis."
It has devised such solutions before. The region's scallop fishery is thriving today in no small part as a result of the industry's work with the University of Massachusetts School of Marine Science and Technology to devise a way to film scallop abundance. Now it's happening again. The university is helping the groundfish industry by developing a prototype for counting fish in the ocean using a net outfitted with a video camera.
The May 13 joint meeting could foster equally creative solutions. And Keating and Mitchell want the fishing community's input to make it happen.
To RSVP to attend the meeting, email Brian Rothschild, co-director of the Massachusetts Marine Fisheries Institute, at email@example.com.
Tuesday, 30 April 2013
On one hand, Monday's Groundfish Industry Rally at the Boston Fish Pier was a cry for help. NMFS announced today it is filing in the Federal Register its catch limits for 2013-14 Northeast groundfish stocks, which include major harvest limit cuts to key stocks in the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank that will begin on May 1. Those cuts are expected to have devastating economic impacts on all industry-related businesses, communities and economies.
Thursday, 25 April 2013
My contribution to our June issue's cover story on groundfish is a look at how the West Coast trawl fleet is adapting to fishing under its catch share program, which began in 2011. The story offers some industry observations about what's working as well as challenges the trawl vessels face.
But the fishery's fixed gear vessels face challenges, too, and the hook and line and pot boats are still waiting for the Pacific Fishery Management Council to address their concerns, says Larry Collins, president of the San Francisco Community Fishing Association and president of the San Francisco Crab Boat Owners Association.
The crab boat association was among the plaintiffs who filed a 2010 lawsuit that sought to stop implementation of the catch shares program; last year a federal appeals court upheld a previous court ruling upholding the program.
"We were told as communities we'd be taken care of," Collins says, "but we're just a trailing action."
Collins says that 90 percent of the groundfish has been allocated to the trawl boats. "Our boats are 50 feet and under, and fish salmon, crab, herring, halibut, albacore, whatever is most plentiful. We used to be able to fish rockcod when salmon or crab weren't biting," he says.
"It's been suggested to me that we should try and buy some quota with some of our profits. But the way program is set up, if you don't have a trawl permit on your boat, you can't access 90 percent of rockcod biomass," Collins says. "We could buy all the quota we want, but we can't access it."
However, some non-trawl boats have leased trawl permits from the Nature Conservancy, according to Steve Bodnar, executive director of the Coos Bay Trawlers Association in Coos Bay, Ore. Leasing permits from the conservation group has allowed fixed gear boats to catch blackcod, which fetches a strong ex-vessel price.
Trawl-caught blackcod earns $1 to $1.50 per pound, Bodnar says, whereas pot- or line-caught blackcod can bring up to $7 per pound. Consequently, some trawlers are catching a fair portion of their blackcod quota with pot or line gear, he says.
The hook boats lost their access when rockfish conservation areas were set up 15 years ago, Collins says. "Now the fish are back and it's time to let the family boats in, but the council can't seem to figure out a way to do it," he says. "We're trying to help 'em."
The Pacific council has granted the San Francisco Community Fishing Association an experimental fishing permit to see if yellowtail rockfish can be caught using vertical hook and line gear while avoiding species of concern. Once the two-year program is done, Collins says, "we think we'll be able to prove we can catch the targeted fish and not catch the species of concern."
Thursday, 18 April 2013
Saltwater Summer
By Roderick Haig-Brown
Harbour Publishing, 1948
Softcover, 240 pp., $14.95
You will forgive me if I'm mildly puzzled as to why "Saltwater Summer" is classified as "juvenile fiction." What we have here is a story about fishing, plain and simple. Nowhere in this book appear any vampires, werewolves, zombies, dragons or sorcerers of any kind, which would seem an immediate disqualification for being labeled as teen fiction, or at least what passes for it these days.
Then again, Harbour Publishing is resurrecting through its Canadian Classic series this tale of a young man's first summer as a commercial salmon fisherman on the British Columbia coast, which the late Roderick Haig-Brown first penned in 1948.
Does that name sound familiar to you? It should, oh loyal National Fisherman reader. His son, Alan Haig-Brown, is a marine photographer and writer who has contributed plenty of stories and photos to the magazine through the years, and he's published several books of his own.
But his dad paved the way, earning a reputation as a popular outdoor writer. Born in England, he settled in Campbell River, B.C. in 1931. A dedicated conservationist, he wrote a number of articles and penned 25 books, including books about sport fishing, novels, and stories for young readers. "Saltwater Summer" won the Governor General's Literary Award.
Don Morgan, the main character in "Saltwater Summer," has earned enough money trapping on northern Vancouver Island to buy himself a 32-foot West Coast salmon troller, the Mallard. But young Morgan has borrowed money against the boat to help pay for a friend's operation. That means he has to make enough money this summer fishing to repay the loan by the end of September or he'll lose the boat.
His friend, fellow fisherman Tubby Miller, volunteers to help Morgan, and the duo set off to catch enough salmon to pay off the loan. Of course, little goes as planned, and Morgan has much to learn about fishing and a lot of growing up to do.
The novel also offers an interesting glimpse into what salmon trolling was like in the mid- to late-1940s in British Columbia. Juvenile fiction or not, the novel is well-written, and I enjoyed reading it over the course of an afternoon. What it lacks in vampires, werewolves and the lot, it more than makes up for with a fast-paced and enjoyable tale of a young fisherman trying to learn the ropes and figure out whether he's got what it takes to make it.
Thursday, 11 April 2013
New England beer lovers can taste a new brew that pays homage to the region's iconic lobster industry. Meet Black Lobstah Lager, brought to you by the folks at Redhook Ale.
Seattle-based Redhook has breweries in Woodinville, Wash., and Portsmouth, N.H. Black Lobstah Lager is offered as part of Redhook's Backyard Series of limited run beers. Backyard Series beers highlight local businesses and resources and are sold in Redhook's New England markets.
According to a Seacoast Online story, the beer is based on an oyster stout, which adds oysters to barley and hops during the brewing process. New Hampshire Fresh and Local Seafood, a direct marketing collaboration between New Hampshire Sea Grant, UNH Cooperative Extension and the local fishing community promoting Granite State seafood, is sourcing the local lobster Redhook uses in the lager recipe.
New Hampshire Fresh and Local Seafood's website, NHSeafood.com, says Black Lobster Lager "has an understated saltiness to it and it will pair well with almost any seafood!"
Since I just learned about the beer Wednesday night, I can't weigh in on the flavor (though I suspect I'll be ordering one in the near future). But you have to like the idea of a product that opens lobster up to a new market, supports local fishermen and maybe even encourages consumers to buy and cook up some seafood to accompany that beer. That should qualify Black Lobster Lager as a real value-added seafood product.
Tuesday, 09 April 2013
Maryland residents hoping to land a summer job, listen up! If you're planning to live or work in the Ocean City/Salisbury/Cambridge area this summer, the Oyster Recovery Partnership may have a job for you.
Thursday, 04 April 2013
Of all the writing that Charlie Ess, our North Pacific bureau chief, does for NF, I love his at-sea stories the most. Charlie really knows how to make a fishing trip come alive. And happily, we get to share another one of them with you in our May issue.
Tuesday, 02 April 2013
I hope everybody had a good chuckle over the April Fools edition of yesterday's newsletter. Certainly the folks in the historic but troubled Northeast groundfish fishery could use a laugh. But with massive cuts to Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank cod harvest quotas taking hold next month, I'm guessing that right now, nothing really seems funny to them.
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Callifornia crabbing: Here's a fun video shot on the decks of the Majestik while catching Dungeness crab off the coast of northern California.
Over 500 lots of seafood processing equipment formerly owned by Adak Seafood will be sold at auction on Tuesday, June 18, starting at 10 a.m. Hawaiian-Aleutian Daylight Time at the Hilton Garden Inn in Anchorage Alaska.
The equipment is located in a recently updated 250,000 square foot state-of-the-art processing facility in Adak, Alaska. Farmington Hills, Mich.-based Hilco Industrial, which conducts 75 machinery and equipment auctions in a wide range of industries annually, will conduct the auction.
Adak Seafood opened originally as Ada Fisheries in Anchorage in 1986. The facility, updated in 2005, is located on the island of Adak, the southernmost city in Alaska near the western end of the Aleutian Islands. The facility processed cod primarily, as well as halibut, blackcod, crab and pollock, Hilco says.
Alaska fisherman and commercial fisheries activist Kevin Adams was elected chairman at the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute board of directors meeting on May 9 in Anchorage.
The governor-appointed board consists of seven members: five seafood processors and two industry representatives actively engaged in commercial fishing. Adams was appointed to fill a harvester seat by Gov. Frank Murkowski in 2004.
With 38 years of fishing experience in Bristol Bay, Adams has long been an active member in the Alaska fishing industry, ASMI says. He has worked for both the Alaska Fisheries Development Foundation and the Bering Sea Fisherman's Association, and represents Alaska fishermen on numerous boards.


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Aramex posted a 22 percent rise in first-quarter net profit on Tuesday, driven by higher revenue from the Gulf and contributions from its recent South African acquisition
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Aramex posted a 22 percent rise in first-quarter net profit on Tuesday, driven by higher revenue from the Gulf and contributions from its recent South African acquisition. The Dubai-based logistics firm made a first-quarter net profit of 61 million dirhams ($16.6 million), compared with 50 million dirhams for the same period last year. Revenues rose 25 percent to 746 million dirhams, Aramex said in a bourse filing.
"These results were mainly due to the robust economic growth in the GCC, and the significant contribution of our recent acquisitions in 2011, in particular Berco Expressin South Africa," said Fadi Ghandour, founder and CEO. Aramex had in December last year paid $55.5 million for the acquisition of South African logistics firmBerco Express.
The company also signed a partnership agreement in March with South Korea's CJ GLS, an unlisted unit of CJ Cheiljedang, a food-to-entertainment conglomerate. The deal will enable Aramex to provide express and freight services to South Korea and follows the firm's launch of a joint venture in China with Sinotrans Air Transportation in November.
Aramex remains focused on its strategy of expanding into emerging growth markets in Africa, South East Asia and Central Asia. Ghandour is to step down by the end of 2012 and hand over day to day operations to Hussein Hachem, the current head of the Middle East and Africa regions, the company announced last week.
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Are Bluetooths still a thing? Like, are we still doing them as a society? I've never had one, but then I did go two years without a cell phone, so admittedly I am not an expert when it comes to cellular communication devices.
I've always felt Bluetooths were a little pretentious. "Look at me, I'm so important I can't sacrifice the use of a hand just to hold a telephone." Really, they are like the opposite of jorts which say, "Look at me, I'm so laid back I make blue jeans even more casual."
Because I have always thought Bluetooths to be showy, I've always wanted to dress up in a suit and go somewhere fancy with a Bluetooth in my ear and while waving my arms around very emphatically say things like "Winston, you idiot! I said transfer a million to the Caiman's account. A MILLION. With an M!" then turn to whoever is standing closest to me and cover the tiny receiver with my hand and roll my eyes while sighing very audibly. But I haven't.
Then the other day I went to Wal-Mart. I know, I'm not proud of it, I sacrificed self-respect for low everyday prices. Sometimes hard decisions have to be made, y'all. Anyway, I was in Wal-Mart and there was a lady wearing house slippers and one of those President Obama tank tops you see in mall kiosks which are expensive yet not what I would classify as fancy (because it's a tank top, obviously) walking towards me chatting away. She didn't appear to be what I had always envisioned as a Bluetooth user. I thought Well, maybe I'm wrong about these Bluetooths.
However as she passed me, I could see that she was not wearing a Bluetooth and was simply having a spirited conversation with her cantaloupe.
Then I was disappointed for ever having doubted myself.
Have you ever doubted yourself?
The Archived Post Relevant The Office Quote.
Michael: Stanley! Stanley! You will not die! Stanley! Barack is president! You are black! Stnanley! I'm gonna give him mouth to mouth.
What's the correct pluralization for Bluetooth? Bluetooths makes me feel like I'm from Alabama and Blueteeth makes me want cotton candy.
5 comments:
- Sgt. Wolverine said...
I'd vote for Bluetwooth as a plural of Bluetooth. If you have more than two of them, you have bigger problems.
- September 27, 2011 at 12:14 PM
- Some Guy said...
I have never doubted myself. At least, I don't think I have...
- September 27, 2011 at 12:17 PM
- LB said...
I hate to tell you this, but you have a typo in your title ;)
Okay, now I am going to read the rest of the post. - September 27, 2011 at 7:33 PM
- Scott said...
Sgt. Wolverine, that is an excellent name. It evokes fear while demanding respect. Well played.
SG, Nice.
LB, who cares what you say. - September 27, 2011 at 9:52 PM
- Gabriella Auer said...
This was hilarious!
What about bluesteeth? (like blue's clues!)
You really should have a pretend conversation! That would be awesome. - September 30, 2011 at 12:01 AM
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Brief Description
Dialogic Inc. is a provider of communications platforms and technology that enable developers and service providers to build and deploy applications without concern for the complexities of the communication medium or network.
The company is struggling with an accelerating decline in sales of its legacy products, a slow ramp in new products, and a high cost structure. Furthermore, the company is facing an unresolved and costly SEC investigation, and has unremedied breaches of its internal controls. However, the highest hurdle facing the company is its burdensome debt load, which is due to mature in early January 2012 and may ultimately cripple the company.
Quick Thesis
The accelerating decline in legacy products and slow adoption of NextGen products has put Dialogic in a precarious position. The company currently has $109m of debt outstanding at an average interest rate of 14%, a shrinking cash balance, and is not in compliance with any of its key bank covenants.
What's most troubling is that the company's senior lenders for its revolving credit facility and term loan can accelerate the maturity of the debt early next year starting on January 6, 2012. And yet it does not appear that Dialogic has enough cash or assets to continue servicing its debt in the long-run, or pay back its lenders.
Other Issues
On March 28, 2011, the Company received a letter from the SEC stating that they were conducting an informal inquiry and requesting that the company preserve certain categories of records. In a follow up discussion with the SEC on March 30, 2011, the SEC informed the company that the inquiry related to allegations of improper revenue recognition and potential Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations of the former Veraz Networks Inc. business during periods prior to completion of its business combination with Dialogic Corporation.
The company is cooperating fully with the SEC Inquiry and intends to continue to do so. As of its last quarterly filing, the company could not determine the probability of or quantify the amount of any fines or penalties associated with the SEC matters discussed above. However, the company has taken charges totaling $2.5m related to the SEC inquiry through its income statement in the general and administrative line. This represents yet another strain on the company's rapidly depleting cash.
Quick Conclusion
The survival of Dialogic will depend significantly on an unexpected stabilization in the decline of their legacy products, and material pick up in NextGen product sales. Otherwise, Dialogic will struggle under the weight of its high cost structure and significant debt load. Given the pending debt acceleration timetable for early January 2012, rapid decline in its cash and meager cash flow ability, the company appears to have limited breathing room.
Absent a significant and highly dilutive equity raise in the near-term, or debt restructure, the common stock of Dialogic will be rendered worthless.
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Kiyo wrote:On December 22nd the JP PSN Store updated their store with 30 Hyperdimension Neptunia Mk2 Avatars!
I hope that they bring the exact same ones over to America.
If you haven't seen them yet, check them out now!
FauxSho wrote:Topic Resurrection.
Well, I'm voting again in hopes that it urges the issue that we want these avatars.
Libra wrote:FauxSho wrote:Topic Resurrection.
Well, I'm voting again in hopes that it urges the issue that we want these avatars.
I'm voting as well. I want my Uni avatar already
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Athlete of the Week: Paul Laliberte
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Why: In Hayden's biggest game of the year, a 62-51 win against Vail Christian on Friday, Laliberte stuffed the stat sheet. He finished with 19 points, six assists, four rebounds and two steals. He helped the Tigers to a 10-2 overall record and a No. 9 ranking in Class 2A, the first time Hayden has been in The Denver Post rankings this season.
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July 9, 2012 MILWAUKEE - A number of current and former University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee men's basketball players are finding their way onto the court this summer. The headliner is former All-Horizon League player Clay Tucker, who will play on the summer league team of the Philadelphia 76ers. Tucker makes his 76ers debut in the Orlando Pro Summer League this afternoon at 4 p.m. central time against the Indiana Pacers. Today's game, as well as the remainder of games scheduled for this week, can be seen live on NBA TV. The rest of this week's schedule for Tucker and the 76ers includes a matchup with Utah Tuesday (10 a.m.), Brooklyn Wednesday (2 p.m.), Orlando Thursday (4 p.m.) and Detroit (11 a.m.). Tucker played this past season in Italy, most recently with Virtus Roma. He also starred for Real Madrid in the Spanish league in 2010-11. He has previously appeared in the NBA Summer League for Cleveland and Detroit. Meanwhile, three current Panthers and four former players are currently on rosters for the Scion Dental Milwaukee Summer Pro-Am, which opened play this past weekend. Kyle Kelm and J.J. Panoske are playing for Schell Dentistry. In the league opener this past Friday, Panoske had 23 points and six rebounds while Kelm added 10 boards. James Haarsma is playing for RYCO and had 23 points and seven rebounds in the opener. Ricky Franklin and Anthony Hill are teaming up for the Gruber Law squad while Jason Averkamp is on the AthletiCo team and Jerard Ajami is playing for Scion Dental.
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