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JOHANNESBURG - Competing camps and lobby groups in the ruling party are said to be urging Motlanthe to challenge Zuma, as the race for the ANC top post is gaining pace in the run-up to the party's elective conference in December.
Political analyst Keith Gottschalk believes it would be in bad taste for Motlanthe or any other senior party figure to publicly declare their candidacy for the ANC's top post..
Gottschalk argues that it should be expected that those who want to challenge Zuma will not say so publicly.
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"He has never been part of any campaign and he has not expressed any wish to become president," Thabo Masebe, his spokesman said yesterday.
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National security analyst Peter Bergen talks to CNN's Wolf Blitzer about a foiled plot to blow up a U.S.-bound jet.
RELATED STORY: Official: Attempt to blow up U.S.-bound plane thwarted
Pity how these young men are in a hurry to go to the Lake of Fire (Revelation 20: 14) and get nothing when God died for them
to give them everything (Revelation 21: 7)
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POMEROY — It's been a long time coming, but the Ohio Department of Education has finally completed its investigation into attendance fraud by some school districts and has officially released the school report cards for the 2011-2012 academic year.
Preliminary data was released in August, the usual time for making it public, but the question of possible inaccurate figures, which required investigation, resulted in a delay before ratings became official. In the investigation, nine districts were found to have altered enrollment data. None of the schools in Meigs County were found to have any serious issues.
For the Meigs Local School District, the report shows a final overall rating of "effective" which means that the district met 18 out of the 26 indicators for proficiency as required by the Ohio Department of Education.
The 2012 performance index summary report for Meigs Local indicates an upward three-year trend in performance.
In 2010, the district had a rating of 88 percent. In 2011, the district report showed a performance rating of 91, and in 2012, the rating went to 92.2 out of a maximum performance index score of 120.
The state test scores for the grades three through 11, that are used for determining the overall rating, show the following grade level information:
Third grade: 84.8 percent proficient in reading; 87.2 percent in mathematics, with both meeting the state indicator of 75 percent.
Fourth grade: 75 percent in both reading and mathematics to meet the state indicator.
Fifth grade: 67.3 percent in reading, 56.2 percent in mathematics, and 60.8 percent in science, not meeting the state indicator of 75 percent
Sixth grade: 84.5 percent in reading, 75 percent in mathematics, meeting the state indicator.
Seventh grade: 77.5 percent in reading and 76.2 in mathematics, meeting the state indicator.
Eighth grade: 72.2 percent in reading, 73 percent in mathematics, and 60.7 percent in science, not meeting the indicator in any of the testing areas.
10th grade: 83.6 percent in reading, 889.6 percent in writing, 79.3 percent in math, 76.9 percent in social studies, all met; and 74.4 percent in science, which did not meet the state indicator of 75 percent.
11th grade: 95.7 percent in reading; 93.9 percent in writing, 91.3 percent in mathematics; 86 percent in social studies, and 89.5 percent in science, all meeting the 85 percent state indicator for that grade level.
The report shows that Meigs Local met 18 out of the 26 state indicators or requirements to achieve the final rating of effective.


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Welcome to the 17th annual Washburn University Outdoor Sculpture Exhibition. This show features a variety of artistic expressions and demonstrates the university's continued commitment to the aesthetic and cultural enhancement of its campus.
As you embark on your walking tour, please take a few minutes to experience each sculpture and note how the work complements the natural beauty of the setting. To make your visit complete, please enjoy the other outdoor sculptures in Washburn's permanent collection.
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I am honored to serve as the 2012-13 Outdoor Sculpture Competition juror. I was very impressed with the high quality of the work the artists entered. The challenge is to pick only five.
After reviewing all of the entries, I went back through them, and ultimately chose work that I thought was well-crafted, that spoke to me in some way, and which I thought would also speak to the students and faculty of Washburn University. The campus is a great space to walk around, and these sculptures should be something that catch our attention, draw us in and lead us to new ideas. The campus lends itself well to different scales and types of sculpture.
I appreciated the help of Greg Inkmann, Jeanne Bertelson and Cindi Morrison, who told me about how the sculptures were situated in previous years, and the history of the competition. We talked about possibilities for installing these pieces, how the space might work around them. Experiencing sculpture is different from other art forms. We move completely around it. At every step, the piece changes. Each view gives us something just a little bit different from the previous step. Experiencing the sculpture should be a process of discovery.
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The Campus Beautification Committee organizes the annual exhibition. Current committee members are: Jim Bass, Topeka, Jeanne Bertelson, Topeka, Yoshi Gerner, Topeka, Jamie Hancock, Topeka, Greg Inkmann, Topeka, Roberta Krull, Berryton, Janet Martinek, Silver Lake, Rosemary Menninger, Topeka, Carroll Morgenson, Berryton, Jere Noe, Topeka, Larry D. Peters, Topeka and C. Valerie Smith, Topeka
Ex-officio members:Dena Anson,Eric Benedict, Michael Hager, Rugena Hall, secretary, Cynthia Hornberger, Mike Jauken, Cindi Morrison, Denise Ottinger, Randy Pembrook, Genita Smith and Glenda Taylor.
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Tuesday, February 24 2009 - Truth Strategy
911truth.org Mission StatementOUR MISSION TO EXPOSE the official lies and cover-up surrounding the events of September 11th, 2001 in a way that inspires the people to overcome denial and understand the truth; namely, that elements within the US government and covert policy apparatus must have orchestrated or participated in the execution of the attacks for these to have happened in the way that they did. TO PROMOTE, and in part to provide, the best in investigative reporting, scholarly research and public education regarding the suppressed realities of September 11th, its aftermath and exploitation for political ends, the toxic air cover-up, and the anthrax attacks; mindful always of standards of fact and logic, the limits of what we know in the absence of official investigative powers, and the dangers of rumor and unconfirmed or false claims. TO ORGANIZE and network grassroots communities promoting truth and reform; and to support their development with materials, coaching, conference calls, working retreats, and other tools to enhance the people's democratic powers; and to promote global grassroots cooperation to halt corporatist crimes, abuse and dominion worldwide. TO SEEK justice and redress for those wronged on September 11th, or as a result of the events, beginning with complete disclosure of all records and evidence; reversal of all domestic and foreign policies following from the false premises of the official story; and full accountability for any and all individuals inside and outside the US government involved in the attacks who engaged in crimes of commission, facilitation, complicity, gross negligence, cover-up or obstruction of justice after the fact. TO ADVANCE the insight that ending a world in which 9/11-type and other "synthetic" events dictate the agenda requires the fall of the present US and global system of warfare and fraud, of secret government and hidden economics, of power concentrated in the hands of the vanishingly few; the rebirth of constitutional, open and accountable republican institutions with absolute protection for the natural rights and liberties of human beings; the rise of popular sovereignty over polity and economy; and commitment to the purposes of truth and justice, freedom and equality, peace and solidarity among human beings of all lands, and security and a sustainable living for all; cognizant that the tensions inherent among these purposes are to be addressed and resolved only in an open and peaceful fashion by a sovereign, educated and fully informed people who always hold truth first. TO END, by way of integrity and god-given creativity, the regime and illicit power structures responsible for 9/11 and to replace the system that made 9/11 necessary. We solicit collaboration with others who are committed to achieving these goals by way of peaceful transformation.
Monday, February 23 2009 - Get Involved
U.S. Out of Iraq & Afghanistan!
Barack Obama says he will: * leave 80,000 troops, thousands of private contractors, and 17 permanent
bases in Iraq;
Monday, February 23 2009 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
Video: Florida Statewide 9/11 Truth Groups' Street Action 2-21-09
Monday, February 23 2009 - Research/Evidence
Clarification from Peter Dale Scott re. Fazle HaqAt the request of Peter Dale Scott, following is a clarification pertaining to his previously published article, Deep Events and the CIA's Global Drug Connection (specifically to that article's Endnote #166).
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Clarification from Peter Dale Scott: I know of no grounds to accuse Pakistani Lt.-Gen. Fazle Haq of having profited personally from the drug traffic. In The Road to 9/11 (pp. 73, 75), as earlier in Drugs, Oil, and War, I quoted an earlier book as asserting that Pakistani Lt.-Gen. Fazle Haq, governor of the North-West Frontier Province (NWFP), was allegedly "heavily engaged in narcotics trafficking." My quotation was from The Outlaw Bank, by Jonathan Beaty and S.C. Gwynne (p. 48, cf. p. 52); but I could also have cited similar claims in Alfred W. McCoy, The Politics of Heroin (p. 479), Alexander Cockburn and Jeffrey St. Clair, Whiteout (p. 269), or M. Emdad-ul Haq, Drugs in South Asia (p. 201).
Monday, February 23 2009 - Research/Evidence
William Rodriguez Vindicated by Newly Released 9/11 Commission Notes... 9/11 Commission Investigator notes in PDF form, which read in part: "Rodriguez said on September 11, 2001 he reported late to work which was unusual for him. He said he was in the B1 sublevel ABM office speaking to Anthony Saltamachia when the plane struck the North Tower (WTC 1). He immediately thought the explosion was caused by a generator. Shortly after the first explosion a second explosion rocked the building and caused the office's false ceiling to collapse. Following these explosions Felipe David, who was severely burned, ran into the office. Rodriguez said there was a third explosion and he believed then the explosions were caused by an earthquake." Clearly, Rodriguez was indeed talking about "explosions" from the very start.
Monday, February 23 2009 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
Tuesday--Richard Gage, AIA, Live Interview on No Lies RadioTuesday, February 24, 2009, 9:00 am Pacific - 12:00 Noon Eastern - 17:00 GMT Live Radio Interview with Richard Gage -- Email your questions now Richard Gage, AIA, is a San Francisco Bay Area Architect. He is the founder of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth (AE911truth.org) where over 600 Architects and Engineers have put their professional reputations on the line by requesting a new investigation into the collapses of the 3 World Trade Center towers on September 11, 2001. Richard Gage has been a leading outspoken critic of the official 9/11 story and he offers convincing scientific evidence that all 3 World Trade Center buildings were brought down by controlled demolition. He has tirelessly given hundreds of lectures all over the USA and Canada and throughout Europe over the past two years. His efforts have drawn many hundreds of professional men and women from across the globe into the 911 truth movement and has thus given much needed credibility to this cause. Go to his website for more free information and videos you can watch. You can also purchase his latest DVDs, evidence cards, and t-shirts at the store on his site.
Friday, February 20 2009 - Get Involved
Friday in LA: 'Truth Rising' Fundraiser for FealGood FoundationWe Are Change LA Presents
A SPECIAL SCREENING of TRUTH RISING Friday, February 20th - 7:30 PM The 9-11 First Responders did not hesitate when they rushed to Ground Zero. Then they were lied to about the quality of the air. The millions of dollars allocated for them by our government was instead used to pay for lawyers to fight them in court. Today they are still suffering and dying of debilitating illnesses by the tens
of thousands, and their plight for survival is being ignored.
Friday, February 20 2009 - Get Involved
Friday - Don Paul - 'The World is Turning' Book Tour at UCDavisAuthor and activist Don Paul's new book The World Is Turning has been released, and he has been on a Northern California book tour February 15 to 21, 2009. On DAY 5 of his tour - Friday evening, February 20 - he will be giving a presentation at the University of California, Davis. "What does the attack of 9/11/01 have to do with the 2008 Wall Street bailout? If anyone can help us to understand these events, it's Don Paul." - Jim Hoffman, creator of 911research.wtc7.net Event: A two-part presentation and discussion: (1) Truths about 9/11 Remain the Key and (2) Working to Make "Change" Good in 2009. Date, time, location: Friday, February 20, 7 pm (free admission) at 100 Hunt Hall, University of California - Davis
Thursday, February 19 2009 - Other Important News
Barack Obama Administration Continues US Military Global DominanceBy Peter Phillips The Barack Obama administration is continuing the neo-conservative agenda of US military domination of the world--albeit with perhaps a kinder-gentler face. While overt torture is now forbidden for the CIA and Pentagon, and symbolic gestures like the closing of the Guantanamo prison are in evidence, a unilateral military dominance policy, expanding military budget, and wars of occupation and aggression will likely continue unabated. The military expansionists from within the Reagan, George H. W. Bush, Clinton, G. W. Bush administrations put into place solid support for increased military spending. Clinton's model of supporting the US military industrial complex held steady defense spending and increased foreign weapons sales from 16% of global orders to over 63% by the end of his administration.
Wednesday, February 18 2009 - In the Media
Cryptic handouts circulate KennardTHIS IMAGE OF FORMER VICE PRESIDENT DICK CHENEY AND FORMER PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH appeared on the bills distributed in Kennard. Page A-1: February 17, 2009 KENNARD - James Dudley found something he didn't expect when he walked out to get his Monday edition of The Courier-Times. Sitting on top of his paper was a fake, oversized bill bearing the faces of former Vice-President Dick Cheney and former President George W. Bush. Instead of a dollar amount, the bill was marked "9-11." The realistic feel and color of the note impressed Dudley, who said it felt like a new bill freshly released from an ATM. It bore words at the top reading "Fraudulent Event Note," ones at the bottom saying "One Deception" and several Web site addresses.
Tuesday, February 17 2009 - 9/11 Consequences
UK Spy chief: We risk a police stateDame Stella Rimington, the former head of MI5, has warned that the fear of terrorism is being exploited by the Government to erode civil liberties and risks creating a police state. By Tom Whitehead, Home Affairs Editor Dame Stella [who became the first woman director general of MI5 in 1992] accused ministers of interfering with people's privacy and playing straight into the hands of terrorists. "Since I have retired I feel more at liberty to be against certain decisions of the Government, especially the attempt to pass laws which interfere with people's privacy," Dame Stella said in an interview with a Spanish newspaper. "It would be better that the Government recognised that there are risks, rather than frightening people in order to be able to pass laws which restrict civil liberties, precisely one of the objects of terrorism: that we live in fear and under a police state," she said. Dame Stella, 73, added: "The US has gone too far with Guantánamo and the tortures. MI5 does not do that. Furthermore it has achieved the opposite effect: there are more and more suicide terrorists finding a greater justification." She said the British secret services were "no angels" but insisted they did not kill people.
Tuesday, February 17 2009 - Other Important News
Bad News From America's Top SpyBy Chris Hedges The Director of National Intelligence argued that Wall Street, rather than Islamic jihad, has produced our most dangerous terrorists. We have a remarkable ability to create our own monsters. A few decades of meddling in the Middle East with our Israeli doppelgnger and we get Hezbollah, Hamas, al-Qaida, the Iraqi resistance movement and a resurgent Taliban. Now we trash the world economy and destroy the ecosystem and sit back to watch our handiwork. Hints of our brave new world seeped out Thursday when Washington's new director of national intelligence, retired Adm. Dennis Blair, testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee. He warned that the deepening economic crisis posed perhaps our gravest threat to stability and national security. It could trigger, he said, a return to the "violent extremism" of the 1920s and 1930s.
Tuesday, February 17 2009 - Truth Movement News
9/11 Truth and the "Big Tent" ApproachA short essay by John Bursill February 16, 2009 If you haven't heard of the "Big Tent" approach before then I will give you a quick explanation of why it is an ongoing problem for the 9/11 Truth Movement. The "Big Tent" approach is an all inclusive approach that believes all people professing to be "truth seekers" should be welcomed and supported by us and we should allow them a platform to push their ideas and theories regardless of their merits. By merits I mean ideas and theories supported by evidence-based rational arguments that are peer reviewed and accepted as credible. The great majority of the 9/11 Truth Community reject ideas or theories that are without merit, as they believe this will marginalise, dilute, confuse and isolate us as a movement. They "the Big Tenters" feel that we "the people" can figure out what is garbage and what is not and they should be able to present their ideas and theories on an equal footing in the name of free speech, regardless of their quality. On the other hand I do hope that these people publish our proven arguments, and am , absolutely thankful for this service! In recent times a few new groups have formed that support the "Big Tent" populist approach, such as "Truth Movement Australia." I would ask all of you to be careful not to get to caught up with any group that might be getting off track with ideas that lack merit! Direct involvement and advertisement of these groups will only slow our progress to achieve their and our proclaimed aim: the truth.
Monday, February 16 2009 - Accountability
Poll: Most want inquiry into anti-terror tacticsBy Jill Lawrence Close to two-thirds of those surveyed said there should be investigations into allegations that the Bush team used torture to interrogate terrorism suspects and its program of wiretapping U.S. citizens without getting warrants. Almost four in 10 favor criminal investigations and about a quarter want investigations without criminal charges. One-third said they want nothing to be done. CALLS TO MOVE ON: Even reversed, Bush policies divide Even more people want action on alleged attempts by the Bush team to use the Justice Department for political purposes. Four in 10 favored a criminal probe, three in 10 an independent panel, and 25% neither.
Monday, February 16 2009 - 9/11 A/V Galleries
Tuesday -- David Ray Griffin Live Radio Interview"FAIR & BALANCED" with Kevin Barrett features David Ray Griffin Live Interview with David Ray Griffin -- Email your questions now. Listen live at http://noliesradio.org
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The Account Manager is where you can control your basic account settings, upgrade, downgrade, view purchase invoices or account usages. You may also change your subdomain from this page.
Your Subdomain
Located at the top of the page, the Subdomain section displays and allows you to change your Subdomain information.
- Change Subdomain. This button allows you to change your Subdomain for your Wufoo account. To read about changing your Subdomain, check out the FAQ section dedicated to it.
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Located beneath the Subdomain, the User Information section allows you to view your name, company, email address and timezone for your current user.
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Forms The number of forms that you have created.
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Entries The number of entries that your account has received in the current billing month. Your entry count will reset to 0 when your account is billed or reset each month.
Disk Space If you have a paid plan and are accepting file uploads, the disk space counter will display the amount of disk space that you have used.
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Downgrade. To downgrade, click on the "Downgrade" button. You will be taken to a page to initiate the downgrade process. Click on the "Downgrade Account" button to successfully downgrade.
- Cancel Account. If you decide to cancel your account, click on the "Delete Account" button located at the bottom of the Account Manager page. You will be taken to a cancellation page asking if you're sure you would like to delete. To complete the cancellation processs, click on the "Yes, Please Delete My Account" button located at the bottom left of the cancellation page.
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Located at the bottom left size of the Account Manage page is a section for Invoices. Here you can find the invoices for any payments made to Infinity Box Inc. Invoices are sorted by year and month and are color-coded to represent salient moments in your account's history. For example, Ad Hoc plans are shown in red, Bona Fide in purple, blue represents the Carpe Diem and green for Ad Infinitum. Also, special circumstance invoices like upgrades that include prorated amounts are shown in a gray. Finally, the white dotted invoice shows your next scheduled invoice.
When invoices are clicked, you'll be taken to the to a page which can be printed.
Billing Information
At the bottom right-hand corner lives your billing information. This section shows you a read-only view of the name, last four digits of the credit card and address on file for the account. You can also see the Invoice email address, which is the address to whom the invoice shall be sent.
- Change Billing Information. Clicking on this button will cause a form to appear where you can change your billing information or your Invoice Email address.
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If you are on a paid account, your account will always continue to accept entries. If you exceed your entry limit, you will be charged $0.05 per entry when your account is billed.
If you are on a free account, your forms will cease to accept new submissions once your entry limit is exceeded. Your form will show a message stating that your form is "no longer receiving entries".
How do I cancel or downgrade my account?
To downgrade, head to the Account Manager and select your desired plan from the grid of plans. If you click the button under the GRATIS plan, this will downgrade your account to the FREE plan. You will have to make sure that the resources currently used will match the resources available on the lower plans. For example, if you have more than 3 forms, then you'll have to delete all but three of them before you can downgrade to the FREE plan. The collected data from the forms you choose to not delete will be kept intact after the downgrade process. Also, paid features like File Upload and Payment Integration will be removed or turned off depending on the plan you choose.
To delete your account, head to the Account Manager and click the button labeled "Delete Account" at the bottom of the page. You will then be taken to a page asking you to confirm this action. Once your account is deleted, all of your information and collected data will be removed permanently and cannot be undone.
*When downgrading from a Paid plan to the Gratis plan, any Files uploaded to form entries via the File Upload fields will automatically be deleted from Wufoo when the downgrade is complete. Be sure to download and save the files to your own server or to a folder outside of Wufoo prior to downgrading the account. Deleted files are not recoverable. If you have any questions about this, please contact email@example.com prior to downgrading your account and we'll be happy to provide some help.
How do I change my email address?
To change your email address, first head to the "Account" section. Once you're in the account manager, click on the "Change Email" button. A lightbox will appear and allow you to enter new email information. After entering your email address, press the "Save" button to save the changes.
What types of payment do you accept?
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- Click on the green Save with an Annual Plan banner to switch the pricing from monthly to annual
- Click on the Upgrade button in the plan of your choice
- Select either Credit Card payment or Invoice option, complete the form, and an invoice will be generated in your Account Manager.
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Approximately 215 people attended the 2013 All Campus Leadership conference sponsored by Omicron Delta Kappa, in conjunction with Excellence in Leadership, Student Leadership Development Board, the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, and Mortar Board.
The mission of the All Campus Leadership Conference is to provide a free, one day leadership development opportunity for Ball State students.
Conference Goals and Theme The 2013 theme was "Promoting Yourself, Promoting Your Organization."
Goals included:
1. Build interorganizational relationships by providing networking opportunities. 2. Provide students with examples of effective marketing techniques for their organizations. 3. Help students understand and exhibit professional behaviors
Conference Schedule
Saturday, February 9, 2013 in the L.A. Pittenger Student Center
9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast, Cardinal Hall
9:30 a.m. – 9:50 a.m. Welcome and Conference Overview, Cardinal Hall
10:00 a.m. – 10:50 a.m. Program Session Block One, Various Rooms
11:00 a.m. – 11:50 a.m. Program Session Block Two, Various Rooms
12:00 p.m. – 12:50 p.m. Lunch (provided by the conference), Student Center Ballroom
1:00 p.m. – 1:50 p.m. Program Session Block Three, Various Rooms
2:00 p.m. – 2:45 p.m. Keynote: "The New Elevator Pitch" - Chris Westfall, Cardinal Hall
2:45 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Wrap Up, Cardinal Hall
2014 Conference
Planning for the 2014 Conference will begin in August of 2013. Contact Mitch Isaacs, Associate Director of Student Life, for more information.


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When I'm looking for speakers to review, I gravitate toward two types: ones that have the potential to sound great, and ones with weird designs. The former offer the potential for hours of joyous listening. The latter offer the potential for either a previously unimagined sonic nirvana or an audio train wreck, both of which are fun to write about.
Definitive Technology's $899-per-pair StudioMonitor SM65 fits both descriptions.
When the economy tanked in 2007, a funny thing happened in high-end audio: Many manufacturers prospered by creating even higher-priced products. As a speaker reviewer, I lack the economics chops to explain this turn of events, but I can tell you it has spawned some fascinating audio gear.
Take, for example, Steinway Lyngdorf 's S-Series, built to be the Bugatti Veyron of compact home theater systems.
For subwoofer designers, the laws of physics boil down to: Small box, low cost, high output — pick any two. You can always shrink the enclosure, but to get decent output from it, you'll need a high-powered amp and a beefy driver. And if you shrink the box way down, as Sunfire did with its new Atmos subwoofer, you'll need to go even more extreme.
TVs are lonely. A beer-soaked barstool at 2 a.m. kind of lonely. They cry out for companionship, their tinny, bass-less voices difficult to hear, even harder to enjoy. When they were young, they held so much promise: high definition, good times, low cost. How quickly came the onset of disappointment?
Since my first lengthy experience with Sonos products, I've been recommending them as a simpler, lower-cost alternative to traditional multiroom audio systems. It's just so much easier. Plug in a Sonos component, go through a simple config, and you have great-sounding music and Internet radio in any room (or many rooms) in a matter of minutes, all controlled by your smartphone or computer.
But there's one thing a Sonos system doesn't deliver: bass. Now that's fixed.
I was testing some subwoofers the other day when something wonderful dawned on me. I realized that at long last, we have an easy way to separate the serious subwoofer manufacturers from the not-so-serious.
We've long been fans of Sonos' mesh-network wireless system; the company's range of products deliver great functionality at reasonble cost, and with a simple setup routine that rivals anything coming out of Cupertino, the system has gotten countless people into the notion of whole house audio. Sonos' recalibrated last year as a lower-cost-of-entry, more li
Applying lessons learned in the car audio arena, Earthquake Sound has been delivering high-powered, high-quality products in the active deskop stereo and 2.1 market for a suprisingly long time.
It seemed that audio companies had surrendered the home-theater-in-a-box concept to the TV manufacturers.
GoldenEar Technology may have had the fastest rise to the top of any speaker manufacturer in history. The company started less than 2 years ago. Yet its very first product, the Triton Two tower speaker, was named Sound+Vision's 2010 Audio Product of the Year — and practically every other audio publication raved about it, too.
It shouldn't have come as too big a surprise, though. GoldenEar is the creation of Sandy Gross, a co-founder of Polk Audio and Definitive Technology, and engineer Don Givogue, the other co-founder of Def Tech. Still, to have people comparing your $2,500-per-pair speaker to $10,000-per-pair models is an accomplishment.
The name Mark Levinson is familiar even to those who couldn't care less about audio. It's been mentioned in numerous Lexus commercials, because Mark Levinson audio systems are an option in the higher-end models. Audio enthusiasts know Levinson as the founder of the company that still bears his name, and that 40 years later still makes some of world's finest audio electronics, although under different ownership.
Levinson has been a prominent figure in the audio biz since 1972, but he's been fairly low-key for the last 10 years. Now he's coming back with what he says will be his last audio company and his last audio system. A couple of weeks ago, I got to be one of the first in the U.S. to give it a lengthy audition.
Some home theater enthusiasts see automatic equalization as a sonic savior. They believe it guarantees great sound. But it doesn't.


text: Local, regional women honored by Consulate, City of Douglas By Francisco BarriosDouglas Dispatch The Mexican Consulate in Douglas and the City of Douglas gathered the most outstanding women of both sides of the border area in order to honor them for their leadership, remarkable work and community vocation on Monday March 26 at the Visitor Center, in an effort to commemorate the International Women's Day, celebrated on March 8. "It is impossible to imagine modern society without the contribution and empowerment of women," said Mexican Consul in Douglas, Oscar De La Torre. "This is the perfect occasion to appreciate and celebrate those women who through their work contribute every day to the formation of a more just, healthy, safe, humane, educated, charitable and informed community, and to award those that spend part of their time to serving those most vulnerable." Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2 Alma Vildosola, expressed her joy of seeing so many valuable women that have made Douglas and the surrounding area a better place. She highlighted the progress that women have achieved in the past 50 years, however, acknowledged that there are many other women who still do not have this capability, and reminded everyone about the importance of not abandoning efforts to provide more opportunities to grow to local and regional women. Consul De La Torre, Douglas Mayor Michael Gomez and City Attorney Juan Pablo Flores, were in charge of delivering the awards to the 60 honored women. Honored women included: Adriana Romero, Alejandrina Ponce, Alex Boneo, Alma Andrade, Alma Vildosola, Alvina Hoyack, Angelica Frisby, Angelica Villareal, Angelita Nuñez, Ann English, April Alvarez-Corona, Blanca Villa, Brenda Aguilar, Carol Huddleston, Cecile Lumer, Cecilia Arvizu, Cornelia Muñoz, Chris Dowling, Christie Page, Daniela Miranda, Elizabeth Fabry, Elsa Varela, Emma Melo, Evelyn Whitmer, Ginny Jordan, Gricelda Hernandez, Irma Villalobos de Terán, Jennie Molina, Jennifer "Ginger" Ryan, Kathleen Gomez, Kris Sullivan, Leticia Vega, Lourdes Fernández, Lourdes Morales, Lucy Rosario, Marcela Mungia, Margarett Harnett, Maria del Socorro Cossio, Martha Morales, Maria Trinidad Robles, Martha Vildosola, Mary Ellen Dunlap, Norma Ochoa, Norma Beltrán, Olivia Garino, Pamela Duarte, Patty Lopez, Perla del Angel, Rocío García Pedroza, Rosa Maria Enriquez, Rosalva Galindo, Rosy Bermudez, Rosie Mendoza, Rosie Palomares, Louisa Benecke, Susan Lange, Susan Kolb, Vicky Meritt, Yolanda Caruso and Yolanda San Germán. |


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I am new to Gentoo/Sabayon. I downloaded and installed 3.4 Loop 2.
I am now in the process of trying to get the latest updates to the system. I am having some issues
after emerge --sync and layman -S it try with
emerge -upDN --world
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These are the packages that would be merged, in order:
Calculating world dependencies /
!!! Ebuilds for the following packages are either all
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net-firewall/firestarter net-www/gentoo-webroot-default
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[ebuild U ] dev-db/sqlite-3.3.17 [3.3.12] USE="-soundex%"
then a large number of packages followed by
[blocks B ] x11-drivers/ati-drivers (is blocking x11-base/xorg-server-1.3.0. 0-r1)
To this I have two questions
1. I have both firestarter and the gentoo-webroot installed and none of them are in the package.mask. Is this something that I need to do something about?
2 More important. How do I solve the second issue, that the ati driver and xorg-server are blocking each other?


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Here is what summiter Kurt has to say:
"I personally felt the trip was very well organized and executed. I was very impressed that you cared enough about the anchors and ropes to fix them properly. Most other expeditions seemed to not care and were willing to use whatever was currently in place."
Here is what Stein from Norway had to say about our October 2007 expedition:
"Regarding the expedition I have only praise for you!! The new web site is very good and feedback from family and friends says that they were able to follow the expedition very closely!! BZ! I have no hesitations in recommending this trip to anyone. All in all I am very satisfied with the trip!!"
Here is what Wanda, Ama Dablam summitter who has been on climbs with other companies has to say:
"What I liked best about this expedition was the focus of independence that was placed on each person. I have been on other "guided" climbs and I never felt like I was gaining much in the ability to become a self-sufficient climber. On this trip, I felt good about the knowledge and confidence that was gained, knowing that I had to take care of myself as well as look out for those on my team. I especially liked they way everyone climbed at the rate that best suited their own fitness level. I never once had the feeling that I was waiting for someone to catch-up or that I was holding up the team.
There are a couple of things that I feel individuals can do to make this trip an enjoyable experience.
1. Train! I have always found that the more fit I am, the more I enjoy any expedition. Also, research the route and come prepared with the knowledge of what to expect.
2. Come with a relaxed, open mind. The team dynamics on my Ama Dablam trip were great because there were no stringent agendas (personal, or otherwise) I have found that it is the less uptight people that generally have the best experience and now that I think of it, the reason the Ama Dablam trip was free of this aspect was probably because of the personalities of the leaders. They are serious about why they are there, yet it is approached with a "no worries" attitude. I LOVED THAT! And it obviously worked, because every member of our team summitted.
Because we had many Sherpa on our team and we interacted a lot during the climb, I felt this was a cultural experience as well. Many spoke a little English so we were able to converse, ask questions about their lifestyle and customs. They were an integral part of our expedition, hard working and very experienced. I was glad to have had this interaction as it gave that much more feeling to an "international" endeavor.
My concern about any problems in Nepal I heard about before the trip were non-existent in the areas we traveled. We did not witness any such disturbance. Traveling as a single female, I am probably a little more cautious than most but I have to say that never once did I feel concerned about my safety.
Looking back, if there was one thing that I would suggest to make this trip better it would be more yak cheese pizza at basecamp! Yum, this stuff was delicious.
Overall, this company gets top marks for their operation and that is why I will definitely climb with them again in the future."
Here is what Bjorn from Norway had to say about our October 2007 expedition:
Thank you for a fantastic trip! I'm safely back home, already back at work!
Regarding your expedition, all I have is praise! Things very generally well organized, however provided enough slack to allow a lot of personal preferences. Everyone in the staff were good people, the climbing sherpa's were strong and the kitchen staff made great food and took good care of us.
Impressive staff, and I would like to mention the climbing sidar, Kagi, as a person who made lasting good impressions.
I also felt that the schedule of the trip regarding the trek in, acclimatization and duration was good, and well thought out.
Thank you for a great adventure, a spectacular summit, nice people and staff and fantastic weather."
Here is what Joanne from Birmingham, England had to say about our October 2007 expedition:
"First and foremost I have to thank you for warming my toes in camp 3 and suggesting swapping my layers around - I'm sure I couldn't have gone a step further if you hadn't helped with the defrosting exercise!!I really enjoyed the trip and the whole group were great fun to be with. Considering how large the group was, and a number of concerns about this were raised amongst the group, the ascent groups were pretty well organised.
The meals were pretty darned good considering logistics, supplies and camp locations. The lighting was excellent in the mess tent. The cooks were great and so polite and hard-working in all camps.I was really impressed with the sherpas - Lakpa and Tenzing were great!Great to have a shower tent and a ladies pee tent (these were about the only places where there were no peeing men in view!!) Looking for the next mountain to climb!"
Here is what summitter Eric Elliot had to say about our October 2007 expedition:
"Strictly speaking, this was an "unguided" expedition. However, there was always some "guidance" prior to and during this fantastic expedition. Before my trip, SummitClimb answered many questions that I had by email, clearly and in a timely fashion. What's more, during the expedition, the leader and his excellent Staff, assistant leaders, and extremely competent Sherpas were always available to explain technique and offer assistance to ensure the best possible chance of success.
This does not imply that minor improvements can never be thought of for a very comprehensive, well-coordinated and well-established expedition with optimal flexibility, but everything detailed on the excellent website was accomplished and so nothing more could be expected. Thank you so much! - for your thoughtfulness right from the start, and for sharing your extensive experience with the entire group throughout."


text: Professor Myers teaches courses on corporate law, corporate finance, and property. His scholarship focuses on corporate governance, shareholder litigation, executive compensation, and corporate director behavior. His recent publications have appeared in the Delaware Journal of Corporate Law, Indiana Law Journal, and others. He has presented his research at the Conference on Empirical Legal Studies, the European Law & Economics Association Conference, and others worldwide. He is affiliated with the Dennis J. Block Center for the Study of International Business Law and the Center for the Study of Business Law & Regulation. He is currently a member of the Corporation Law Committee of the New York City Bar Association. He previously served as a visiting assistant professor at Brooklyn Law School. Before that, he practiced in the corporate and litigation departments of Debevoise & Plimpton in New York. He also clerked for Judge Peter W. Hall and then Judge Ralph K. Winter of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.


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June Horoscopes 2013 by Danielle Benson
Danielle Benson
Aries - This month may seem a bit confusing for you. On one hand you have a very clear vision of what you want and how things should be. At the same time you have forgotten to bring your self confidence along for the ride. To make things just a tad messier you are wanting to go have some fun and forget about taking on more responsibilities. So take some time get outside and go for a walk, meditate or even do something creative. This will help you to feel more settled and will allow the focus to become clear once again.
Taurus - There seems to be some restlessness energy that is not allowing your nervous system to settle down. As much as you might like to go on a road trip the best thing for you to do is to sit with all that is in your mind and your heart space. Ultimately what you are seeking will be discovered within you. Being busy gets things done but it does not deal with our emotions.
Gemini - It is time to take inventory and discover what no longer fit into your life. A proper cleaning out of what is old is needed to feel at ease and peaceful once again. You are wanting to bring more creative projects, people and ideas into your life. Most likely this is because you have not been your creative self lately...figure out what your next project will be and jump in with both feet.
Cancer - This month has you feeling more balanced than you have felt in awhile. This would be a good time to go over important documents while you have the time and fortitude. You are feeling diplomatic and optimistic so don't be surprised if others are seeking your advice. This is an excellent time for setting some new goals and if you are looking to move the cards are stacked in your favor.
Leo - Things have come to a full circle and it is time to sit back and think of all that you have mastered and attained. Physical fulfillments are one way we can measure our success. The second way is when we seek partnerships and friendships that are purposeful and spiritually based. You are capable of balancing several things at one time. You just need to choose what it is that you desire.
Virgo - This is a very intense and karmic month for you... expect to feel things on intense levels. You are experiencing a re-birthing process as much as the birthing process can be painful the rewards far surpass the momentary pains. Along with the pain you will also find pleasures -they say opposites attract - so enjoy the things that make you feel good and alive. Final outcome of this month looks bright. Watch your thoughts as they can lead you to the next chapter in your life. Think positively and see the brightness in your future.
Libra - You might find that your head and your heart do not agree. Before you blame yourself for moments of confusion make sure that you are getting plenty of rest and taking good care of yourself. Plain exhaustion can cause us an existential crisis. Sometimes accepting that there are some things you simply cannot change will save you some energy as well. Mid to late month you are feeling frisky and creative.
Scorpio - There are spiritual lessons all around you this month. Not only that your intuition is off the chart as well. Embrace the messages that come forth this month. As will all spiritual growth comes growing pains. These pains might be in the form of seeing people for who they truly are. Disappointment often is a vehicle to help us to move along our path and place us where we need to be.
Sagittarius- This would be an excellent month to focus on your business, work, or income. If you have been thinking of starting a business get your ideas down on paper and make them happen. There are new people for you to meet as well as new ideas popping in and out of your mind. Take this month and enjoy it. Live in the moment as much as possible and be prepared to receive the support of others.
Capricorn - You are spending a lot of time living in the past dwelling over personal choices and relationships that have ended. The point of reflective thinking is to learn from the past move on and apply the learned knowledge to what is currently existing today. Chances are if you shift your thoughts to the present you may just discover how great things actually are.
Aquarius - Things feel like they are moving in a forward motion once again and that is a good thing. Because there is a flow of energy happing with you this month would be a great time to begin a meditation practice, art class or any creative project you can think of. Being creative will allow your thoughts to come in and go out with less attachment to them. There might be others who would love to join in the fun. Look for partners and friends that are ready to join your side.
Pisces - You can be really hard on yourself and this month is no exception. Learn to give yourself a bit of a break and step out of the martyr role. Chances are you are in need of some extra rest and relaxation. Spend some time in the sun and learn to let things go a bit. Sometimes allowing things to be what they are allows you a chance to enjoy them.
Tarot for June 2013
Aries - Judgement. It's time to get out of your box and join the world Either be a leader or be a part of something greater than yourself.
Taurus - The Hierophant. Time to either learn a new skill or teach others. Listen to your inner voice for direction on what to do.
Gemini - King of Swords. Freedom of mind comes from focus and organization. Time to take charge of your life, but be flexible. Don't expect perfection.
Cancer - Page of Cups. Now is the time for thinking about spirit, untangling emotions, and opening up to your psychic self.
Leo - Queen of Swords. The time has come to rid yourself of self-limiting thoughts. Cut the ties to tradition or old ways of doing things and be free.
Virgo - The Lovers. A major decision will effect the rest of your life. Let go of holding on to your comfort zone. Be daring. Take a risk.
Libra - 8 of Swords. The answers don't lie in logic or in your outer senses and knowledge. Tape into your inner wisdom to find your way through the maze.
Scorpio - Queen of Cups. You can make something wonderful happen in your life if you just stick to it and keep your focus on the goal.
Sagittarius - The Fool. Even though all logic and other people tell you not to do something, it doesn't mean you shouldn't. Listen to your inner voice of wisdom and take the leap anyway.
Capricorn - The Tower. Examine what you are holding on to that is keeping you from living the life you are supposed to live. If you don't make changes now, the universe might step in and do it for you.
Aquarius - Ace of Cups. Love is coming, or increasing. Connecting to your divine mind will bring you into the bliss you desire.
Pisces - Temperance. You need to hang loose and be flexible. This will bring you to your goal and success. Don't hold on to opinions, or being right. Let go and let it flow.
Tarot, Suits and Numbers
Wands: Action, doing, projects, accomplishing, movement, assertive action.
Pentacles: Abundance, money, property, things, material security
Swords: Ideas, thoughts, intellect. Also rules intellectual property such as novels, Internet, math, and such.
Cups: Emotions, feelings, love, spirituality
The Aces
The Aces usually relate to beginnings and starts in one way or another, and always relate to great power and force.
An Ace coming up in a spread will indicate sudden movement (often following change and disruption) and usually promises hope and progress.
Because Aces hold so much power they can overwhelm a spread particularly when all four Aces appear.
2's are about joining together with others, partnerships, both intimate and platonic. It is about how we work in groups, and sharing warmth and loving feelings with other?
The 2's in the Minor Arcana are friendly peacemaking cards— harmony, olive branches, rifts healed, reconciliations and allies. 2's help the us recover from disruption by instilling harmony and peace.
3 denotes completion, or the end of a phase or cycle, ready for the next beginning.
Having completed one stage in life there is movement or progress built upon the last phase or cycle. 3 is linked with our ability to share and join with others.
4 is the material completion - like 'four-square'. 4 represents the stable structure. It relates to security and safe foundations, diligent work, and attention to detail, with reward. 4's are stepping stones, rather than final goals and ambitions fulfilled.
5 is drive and ambition, courage and daring; but also, strife, uncertainty, fear and upheaval. 5 is freedom—from restriction, convention and routine. There are choices, opportunities (often enormous chances), vitality and determination.
5 is dramatic and sweeping, bringing struggle or challenge. Always looking at what's next, what's coming. 5's are tests of character, personality, and relationships and how we handle freedom.
6's bring us an awareness of beauty, and love. We come to terms with our environment. We can see beauty all around, and become more appreciative of the world. 6's help us achieve a balance between material and spiritual life, blending the two so we can be masters of our own destiny.
The 6 brings harmony. Healing, recovery and reconciliation are 6, but sometimes it comes from without.
7 is wisdom, and personal growth, understanding, and knowledge. With 7's we gain insight, confidence, and independence. 7 leads us to our inner source.
8 is practicality on a day-to-day basis. We have the ability and it's up to us to apply it properly.
8's are practical matters and the ordinary demands of life—hard work and attention to detail. With 8's we get out what we put into out of life. 8's are business skills, executive and organizational qualities. We apply ideas and concepts, making them viable and workable.
9 is the manifestation of whatever thought or idea began with the 1. 9 allows us to see the rewards of our labors. Whatever we have put our attention on is coming to fruition now.
10 is about the recognition that we have completed a stage in life. We have manifested exactly what we have been aiming for (and this includes the subconscious needs).
10 is he circle of completion but also beginning again in a slightly different way.
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Huntington discusses first day of winter meetings
After day one of the Winter Meetings, General Manager spoke to Pittsburgh Media on busy day:
On progress from day one: "Much like the first day of the Winter Meetings –always a lot of conversations. Some lead to dead ends. Some lead to fruition. A lot of dialogue."
On whether the Pirates would be open to giving up prospects for a trade: I think we're open to the right deal. In a perfect world, we'd love to hold every prospect that we have, but we know to get good players that are the right fit, it's going to take some players in return."
On trading Joel Hanrahan or Evan Meek: "We like both guys a lot. We think both are capable of closing at the Major League level, and we're looking for value in return."
On what Ryan Doumit's role would be for next season: "As we sit here right now, Ryan will be our right fielder with some time behind homeplate to supplement Chris Snyder. Sitting here right now, Ryan is going to play a lot. It's up to him to play well and to continue to play, but sitting here, that's the plan."
On whether Ryan Doumit could be a part of the platoon situation in right field: "If there is a right-handed complement to be had… we have Steve Pearce internally that we feel comfortable with. But we continue to explore the trade market as well as the free agent market to see what else is out there. Sometimes clubs in our market have to be creative to maximize the roster and maximize the production of the roster. 'Platoon' seems to be a negative word. But the reality is that if it helps us put quality production on the field, it's something that we've got be open to."
On which position has the most options, first base or right field: "There's options at both. There are some established Major League veterans out there. There are some players that are available in a trade. We've got two guys that we feel comfortable with, so it would have to be a situation of trying to find an upgrade if that is possible out there."
On whether the Pirates have made a decision on who will be the Bucs closer: "The tough part is that it's not going to be a Spring Training competition. So if we do decide on one – and there have been multiple conversations that Clint [Hurdle] and I have had and we've got to continue to have – we have to decide before Spring Training. In early conversations, we're open to moving both guys depending on situations and how they match up. But it is an ongoing dialogue internally as to whether we'll settle on one or go with both."
On whether the Rule 5 draft has good players: "No."
On whether the players who were non-tendered are still of interest to the Pirates: "Yeah. We've made contact on a good number of players and continue to be open to find different ways to help our club continue to move forward."


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When a gunman opened fire inside a Newtown, Conn., elementary school Friday, he cut short 26 lives. Six women who worked at Sandy Hook Elementary were killed, in addition to 20 students -- 12 girls and eight boys. Here are their photos.
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Once exposed to the air, ground coffee quickly loses its flavor and aroma. The Vacu Vin Vacuum Coffee Saver features a vacuum pump that extracts air, creating an airtight seal to maintain freshness. The 43 fl oz canister is made of heavy duty tinted plastic to reduce the damaging affects of light on the coffee as well. Refill canisters are available without the black vacuum pump in 43 fl oz and 22 fl oz capacities.
As a coffee lover, I always take the proper steps to make sure that my coffee stays fresh. There are several steps that you can take to ensure that you get the longest life out of your coffee. In this video we will cover how to store your coffee along with some useful tools that will help keep your beans fresh.
"The bag of coffee that I just received is blown up like a balloon!"
Once in a while, this is a phone call that we field, here at Whole Latte Love, about some of our coffees, and our response is always the same, "Relax, don't worry. Your coffee beans just have a little gas!"
Roasted coffee naturally releases carbon dioxide (CO2). The phenomenon is called degassing, which could cause the pressure inside a coffee bag to increase over time, and make it "blow up like a balloon". To solve this situation one-way degassing valves were created. These valves let the CO2 escape without allowing air to re-enter the bag, resulting in a fresher bag of coffee. Unfortunately, there are times when the valves need a little help, so gently squeezing the bag should relieve the situation.
Degassing valves are a coffee industry standard on most of the brands hat we carry. Nevertheless, if you receive a puffy bag, your coffee is still fresh because outside oxygen has not been allowed to enter and cause the beans to spoil.
Of course the best way to preserve your fine coffee after you open it is in a cool, dry place, preferably in a vacuum-sealed storage system, like the Vacu Vin Vacuum Coffee and Tea Saver. Remember, freezing your beans is NOT a good way to preserve them.
Have you ever had any experiences with coffee beans degassing in their bag?
How do you store your coffee?
Coffee, freezer. Freezer, coffee. The question of whether or not these two should meet has been a topic of contention for many coffee consumers. Say you stocked up of your favorite coffee, what's the best way to safeguard your stash?
Everybody agrees that storing beans and pre-ground coffee alike in airtight containers, such as the Yohki Glass Jar or the Vacu Vin Vacuum Coffee and Tea Saver, is critical to preserving flavor and aroma. The National Coffee Association of the United States also recommends storing coffee in a dark, cool location. They advocate steering clear of over-oven cabinets or shelves that are exposed to a lot of sunlight. But there are two distinct camps when it comes to the idea of giving your beans the deep freeze.
Freezer detractors, including most of Whole Latte Love's Facebook fans, advocate steering clear of the icebox. The environment is just too harsh for the delicate beans, resulting in flavor and aroma breakdown, according to coffee purists. That's not even the worst-case scenario. Have you ever had the unfortunate experience of tasting an ice cube that has been sitting in the freezer for a while? Disgusting, isn't it. Items left in the freezer tend absorb surrounding smells like a sponge. One mistake and fish flavored coffee could be in your future!
In theory, coffee can be frozen. Almost anything can go into the freezer; but like fresh fruit vs. frozen strawberries, in a perfect world, most of us would go with the former. If push comes to shove and you must venture into the frozen abyss, you can minimize the damage by keeping your coffee in an airtight container and away from the door, where temperature variations are the greatest. Whatever you do, only freeze once! Don't freeze, thaw, and then refreeze; that's just coffee flavor and aroma suicide. And, for Pete's sake, stay away from the fridge! Refrigerator temps are not cold enough for water to freeze; the damp atmosphere is about as bad as it gets for coffee beans.
Have you had a freezer experience gone wrong; or have you been successfully freezing your beans? Post your thoughts; we'd love to hear them!
-ThoSteven Menasche What about the fridge?
I've had this for a couple of months and it works as advertised. Holds a pound of beans and I use it to keep them fresh in the week or so it takes to use them up. Simple to use and so far sturdy and reliable. Much better than everything else I've tried so far, probably only thing better would be a vacuum sealing machine - but that would be a lot of material and cost too. So short of that, this is the best I've found and worth the purchase in my opinion.
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
Less than 1 month
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I was using washed out wine bottles to hold my fresh beans with the vacuVIN bottle stoppers and then I found this canister. It holds a full pound and the black pump has more pressure when pumping, so it takes less time than with the Wine pump. I think that this is best solution on the market to keep your coffee fresh!
Less than 1 month
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
1 - 6 months
Ability Level:
This worked quite well for a few weeks and then it would not hold a vacuum anymore. I was cussing the thing saying it was a cheap piece of cr____ and when my wife washed it to dispose of it in the recycling she noticed the water poured out the bottom through a small crack. I guess I must have banged it or dropped it and didn't notice it. I'll be more careful with the new one. They don't take to rough treatment.
1 - 6 months
Rated 4 out of 5
Has owned for:
1 - 6 months
Ability Level:
Works as advertised. You use the supplied pump to evacuate the air inside the canister. Later, when you're ready to open it again, you squeeze a rubber valve and you can hear the "whooosh" of air rushing back in the can.
1 - 6 months


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Choose from hand sculpted or nature sculpted Rocktopia surfaces. Our new nature sculpted Rocktopia surfaces were molded from real rocks in Krushuna, Bulgaria, creating the micro features that, until now, could only be found on real rocks.
New from 2008, Walltopia offers Rocktopia Limestone.
Rocktopia GRP is custom made to resemble 100% real rock including its various formations such as cracks, tufas, chimneys, ledges, stalactites, corners and diverse micro relief like pockets, holes, jugs, pinches, and many more. With Rocktopia you can be certain to bring nature indoor.
All Rocktopia Panels are equipped with Walltopia Flat Underhold Technology for better adhesion between hold and panel and elimination of hold breakage due to tension.
-All GRP surfaces are produced to the following standards:
- Manually cast from fiberglass and polyester resin
- 10 mm thickness
- Surface coating of six layers of polyester resin and fine quartz sand. The whole process is controlled manually so any chance of air bubbles' appearance in the panel is eliminated
- Tested according to EN 12572 "Artificial climbing structures. Protection points, stability requirements and test methods"
-Recommended Rock like colors – Grayish, Reddish, Yellowish or as per client's requirements
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Coppell Gazette > News
CISD board calls $79.5 million bond election
By Dan Eakin,
Published: Tuesday, February 26, 2013 1:22 PM CST
The Coppell school board Monday night voted unanimously to order a school bond election for May 11.
Voters in the Coppell Independent School District will be asked to approve a $79.5 million package which had been recommended by a Bond Committee.
The bonds would be used toward the cost of a new elementary school in Cyprus
Waters, a expansion of the field house and Coppell High School, and an addition to house a dance studio, competition gym and wrestling room, and for improvements, repairs and renovations at several CISD campuses.
Both on Monday night and at a workshop earlier in the month, the school board members discussed at length whether to offer the entire $79.5 million package as one proposition on the ballot, or whether to offer the field house expansion and possibly other items in a second proposition.
Some of the school board members had earlier indicated they might favor two propositions.
However, David Apple, with the support of Susie Kemp and Thom Hulme, strongly urged that the entire package be offered to the voters as one proposition.
Apple, after much discussion, made that motion which was seconded by Judy Barbo and approved by a 7-0 vote.
Apple said the Bond Committee had worked hard to prepare what it felt was needed to be in the bond package, and that he believed the voters should be given an opportunity to approve the entire package on one proposition.
Apple said he understands that $79.5 million is a lot of money, but he expressed confidence that the voters will see the needs of the students and approve the proposition.
ōIt will now be our job to educate the voters as to why it is important to approve the package,ö Apple said.
On a $276,000 home (the average home value in Coppell) the estimated annual increase in taxes would be $159.47 for a $79.5 million bond election.
An itemized breakdown of bond projects proposed by the school board, if the bonds are approved by the voters, is as follows:
1. New elementary school (including furniture, equipment, and technology) - $21 million
2. District-wide technology infrastructure, replacements, improvements - $12 million
3. District-wide campus learning upgrades and renovations - $9.2 million
4. Band, library, and classroom instructional materials and improvements - $3.8 million
5. Coppell High School expansions and renovations - $27.1 million
(includes kitchen/cafe renovation, multi-purpose competition gym/arena, expansion/renovation of athletic field house)
6. District-wide safety and security improvements - $1 million
7. District-wide maintenance projects and mechanical renovations - $5.4 million
Total projects - $79.5 million
Copyright © 2013 - Star Local News


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