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We are very excited to have one of the first (and we think the best) Enclosure for Arduino & project box now available in clear plastic, the future! Here are all the details:
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1760 County Road 92 N, Independence, MN 55359
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9.87 Private Acres in prime location and close proximity to HWY 12. Fantastic 2 Story with 4 BR and 4BA. HDWD floors throughout main and upper level. Main floor den. W/o level w/amusement rm BR & sport court. New A/C, Granite tops, dual heat source with Exterior Burner to heat garage and house. 40 X 70 Building with 3 Box Stalls and finished shop with Wood Stove Heat and high overhead doors. Pond on property, lots of trees and green-space! Bring all your toys this is an amazing property!
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Property Details for 1760 County Road 92 N, Independence, MN 55359
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2 Full | 1 Three-Qtr | 1 Half
Lot Size: 9.87 Acres
Lot Dimensions: unpl'ted 21118lot blk
Year Built: 1993
Garage Dimensions: 8 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Insulated Garage, Heated Garage, Driveway - Gravel, Garage Door Opener
Style: (SF) Two Stories
Water: Well
Sewer: Private
Square Feet: 3482
Above Ground Sq Ft: 2624
Below Ground Sq Ft: 858 (approx)
Room Information for 1760 County Road 92 N, Independence, MN 55359
Main Floor
Dining Room: 12x11
Family Room: 19x17
Kitchen: 11x10
Foyer: 11x10
Informal Dining Room: 11x11
Office: 17x13
Office: 17x13
Upper Floor
Bedroom 1: 17x13
Bedroom 2: 14x11
Bedroom 3: 16x11
Lower Floor
Bedroom 4: 14x10
Amusement Room: 29x13
Dining Room Description: Separate/Formal Dining Room, Breakfast Area, Kitchen/Dining Room
Family Room Characteristics: Main Level, 2 Story/High/Vaulted Ceilings, Great Room
School Information for 1760 County Road 92 N, Independence, MN 55359
School District: Delano
School District Phone: 763-972-3365
Interior Features for 1760 County Road 92 N, Independence, MN 55359
Appliances: Range, Microwave, Exhaust Fan/Hood, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer, Water Softener - Owned, Air-To-Air Exchanger
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air, Heat Pump, Wood Stove, Other
Fireplaces: Yes
Basement: (858 sq Finished) Walkout, Full, Finished (Livable), Drain Tiled, Sump Pump, Day/Lookout Windows
Exterior Features for 1760 County Road 92 N, Independence, MN 55359
Lot Description: Tree Coverage - Medium
Lot Dimensions: unpl'ted 21118lot blk
Roof: Asphalt Shingles, Pitched, Age Over 8 Years
Zoning: Residential-Single
Additional Exterior/Lot Features: Brick/Stone
Financial Considerations for 1760 County Road 92 N, Independence, MN 55359
Tax Amount: $7,633
Taxes w/Assessments: $7,633
Tax/Property ID: 2111824330001
Tax Year: 2017
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Sail Date: March 10, 2013
Reviewed: 4 years ago
Traveled As: Singles/Friends
Room Type: Balcony
I was especially miffed that RC's baggage handlers lost my luggage. (This happened before about two trips ago.) I reported the missing luggage to Guest Services around 5PM and got no updates at all. Finally, my stateroom attendant found it around 11PM. I informed Guest Services that I had everything, but that message seems to have been lost on them because I began receiving calls every day of the cruise asking if I found my luggage. I guess they expected me to go around the ship looking for it. This may seem like a minor gripe, but had the stateroom attendant not found the bags I would have been in bad shape for the rest of the cruise because Guest Services wasn't looking for it.
My Time Dining is a sham. When I asked for a table for 7PM, I was told that the only time available was 6:45 for the remainder of the cruise. The people I sat with had the same complaint concerning seating. If you want to eat on your schedule, you'll have to go to the Windjammer.
I've gone with RC in the past because I like the Adventure and Navigator ships, but I'm not sure I'll travel with that line again.
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The first of three public meetings to address the findings of the DLZ Corporation and Umbaugh and Associates concerning the Starke County Jail project will be held tonight at 6 p.m. in the Knox Middle School Cafeteria.
Starke County Commissioner Kathy Norem says different options for a jail will be discussed by the DLZ Corporation.
"One is doing nothing – which of course really is not an option at all – or building an entirely new jail on a green site, retrofitting an existing building to meet the needs of a jail, or remodeling or expanding the current jail," Norem explained. "They do have some dollars and cents figures attached to each of those options and those are the things that we will be sharing."
A representative from Umbaugh and Associates will sift through the financing part of each option during tonight's meeting. Norem said it's important that you attend this meeting to understand how you will be affected by this project.
"In the State of Indiana, there are only two ways to pay for Capital Projects such as this. That is namely income tax or property tax," she explained. "So, we've engaged Umbaugh and Associates to tell us what the cost is going to be to the individual taxpayer, whether we go with income tax, property tax, or a blend of the two. We'll have a full presentation on that. This is important and it will affect you."
If you can't make tonight's meeting, you can attend two other public meetings where the same information will be presented. The Starke County Jail Committee has scheduled those meetings for July 31 at 6 p.m. at the Oregon-Davis High School Cafeteria and August 1 at 6 p.m. at the North Judson-San Pierre High School Auditorium.


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Washington Hospital Center, Washington, DC
Resistant organisms such as Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and Pseudomonas aeruginosa (PA) may cause pneumonia in patients presenting to the hospital. Healthcare-associated pneumonia (HCAP) was developed to identify those with community-onset pneumonia but who may be at risk for resistant organisms (ROs). The HCAP paradigm has not been validated in critically ill subjects.
We retrospectively identified persons who, over a 3 yr period, presented to the hospital with pneumonia requiring mechanical ventilation. We only included persons with evidence of bacterial infection (e.g. positive lower respiratory tract cultures, blood cultures, or urinary antigen testing). We compared those with ROs (MRSA, PA, EBSL) to those with other pathogens in terms of demographics, co-morbidities, severity of illness, and risk factors for HCAP. We considered HCAP present if the patient was either immunosuppressed, undergoing hemodialysis, admitted from long-term care (LTC), or had received antibiotics in the last 30 days.
The final cohort included 190 subjects (median age 61 yrs, 54% male) & ROs were seen in 32.6%. Neither demographics, severity of illness, nor most co-morbidities differed between those with ROs and persons with other pathogens. Approximately half of subjects met criteria for HCAP, & ROs were more common in HCAP (71.7% vs. 39.2%, p=0.001). The prevalence of ROs increased among patients with multiple HCAP factors. Those with ≥2 risk factors were 5.9 times more likely to have an RO (95% CI: 2.8–12.3). As a screening test for ROs, HCAP had a poor area under the receiver operating curve (0.66, 95% CI: 0.58–0.75). Logistic regression revealed 2 variables independently associated with ROs: immunosuppression (OR: 4.9, 95% CI: 2.2–10.6) & admission from LTC (OR: 2.4, 95% CI: 1.1–5.1).
Although HCAP identifies patients at increased risk for ROs not all components of the HCAP definition contribute equally to explaining the prevalence of ROs. Refinements to the definition are warranted.
Physicians should consider more focused utilization of broad spectrum antibiotics rather than using them in all patients with HCAP.
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Discussion in 'XenForo Pre-Sales Questions' started by evilmaniac, Mar 9, 2013.
Does XenForo come with nginx support ?
Yes, xF runs great under Nginx. Even better with a memcache or APC backend and fast-cgi.
As someone much better with words than I put it, that's like asking if bread comes with support for a particular brand of toaster
nginx is a PHP capable webserver and will serve XenForo sites just fine.. http://xenforo.com/help/friendly-urls/
That is good to hear; as of now I have a valid license for vBulletin5 which I absolutely regret purchasing. They refuse to issue a refund when the product does not even do the basic things it advertises, and bbcode links have been broken since the beta (which started out in September 2012). It takes up to 2 seconds for the page to load on a fresh installation -_- while using APC on a LAMP server. Without APC, the forum will consume more CPU loading the index page than 4x Left4Dead2 servers + 2x Team Fortress 2 servers + 1x Minecraft server combined. It has no nginx support -_-. With that in mind; I do have an active License for vbulletin4, but I am extremely interested in XenForo. Does anyone have any benchmarks comparing XenForo to vb4 ?
Just buy it. You won't regret it.
I have to see if vBulletin will issue me a refund first; Apparently they do not issue refunds after you download their software. They also do not allow you to sell or transfer the license to someone else except after 90 days from purchasing it (they probably know it would take at-least 90 days to convince someone to buy their sad excuse of software).
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Natural-gas compressors, pipelines and plants released more than 70,000 tons of pollutants in Texas over the last three years due to accidents or other "abnormal" events, a watch-dog group says.
These "emission events," which also occurred at refineries and chemical plants, accounted for about 15 percent of the sulfur dioxide and volatile organic compounds released by those facilities in Texas, the Environmental Integrity Project said in a report. The group compiled the data from reports the companies filed with state regulators.
"Too many of these 'accidents' are the norm at some natural gas and chemical plants," Eric Schaeffer, the Washington-based group's director, said in a statement. The "EPA needs to crack down on polluters who seem to think that these events -- no matter how many or how severe -- somehow excuse them."
The group filed two legal notices with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, threatening to sue the government unless it toughens enforcement of those polluters.Read the full story:
Chesapeake Energy Corp,the Oklahoma-based firm is the No. 1 driller in Ohio.
Rig Count Interactive Map by Baker Hughes, an energy services company.
Shale Sheet Fracking, a Youngstown Vindicator blog.
National Geographic's The Great Shale Rush.
The Ohio Environmental Council, a statewide eco-group based in Columbus.
Earthjustice, a national eco-group.
People's Oil and Gas Collaborative-Ohio, a grass-roots group in Northeast Ohio.
Concerned Citizens of Medina County, a grass-roots group.
No Frack Ohio, a Columbus-based grass-roots group.
Fracking: Gas Drilling's Environmental Threat by ProPublica, an online journalism site.
Pipeline, blog from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Marcellus shale drilling.
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Win the prize for the cutest Frankenstein ever. In a medley of fleece, velour and gingham, our costume is crafted with fun details such as ragged patches and soft bolts on the hood.
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Map showing The Croft
Directions to The Croft
Take the Winterton turn off from the N3, drive through to the village, turn left onto the R600 over the railway line. Continue for some 12 kms, past the nursery on the left, come to a cross road, straight over, continue on the R600 - a bit windy in parts - you will see the turn off to Bell Park Dam to your right, The Nest Hotel on your right, Valley Bakery sign on your right, Champagne Sports Resort on your left, Cedarwood Shopping Centre on the right, keep on down the hill, over the river, keep left and then take the next left turn which is marked Monks Cowl Country Club, Inkungu, etc, etc. Down the hill, over the drift and turn left immediately up a steep little hill, past Monks Cowl Country Club to your left, reach a big Welcome sign on the left and turn immediately right onto a farm track marked The Croft - follow this track through the forest to thatched cottage.


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Gay Trump Supporters Get Death Threats From The Left
Category : The Rod Eccles Show
So lets say you are a Homosexual man. Lets say you go to a political rally in your home state of Ohio. Lets say that rally is not in support of Hillary Clinton, but instead for Donald Trump. And lets say you get interviewed about your attendance at said rally.
What would you get? Well, you would get over 250,000 view on youtube with over 900 comments. And then you would get death threats for supporting someone whom the left has classified as a racist, bigot, homophobe.
Add to it that you are a gay man that supports the 2nd Amendment and that you actually carry a gun and you can see why the left loses their mind.
But we are reminded that Clinton has taken millions of dollars from people and governments around the world that actively seek out and kill gay men and Trump says he wants to stop that from happening.


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Dear Church,
Apparently Charles Spurgeon was also struck by a question like, "does it concern you that the body of Christ is divided in our city?" Read what he wrote for the March 2nd morning devotion nearly 150 years ago:
"Mark the heathen devotees, what tortures they endure in the service of their idols! Are they alone to exhibit patience and self-sacrifice? Observe the prince of darkness, how persevering in his endeavors, how unabashed in his attempts, how daring in his plans, how thoughtful in his plots, how energetic in all! The devils are united as one man in their infamous rebellion, while we believers in Jesus are divided in our service of God, and scarcely ever work with unanimity. O that from Satan's infernal industry we may learn to go about like good Samaritans, seeking whom we may bless!"
Surely, Satan's role is to bring disunity and discord to the Church. And in every country, this is evident. A Kenyan missionary and friend to Grand Rapids, Bramuel Musya, recently requested prayer for the church in his country – which is being divided along class distinctions. The secular press is quick to pick up on church hypocrisy. Bramuel is praying for a ONE CHURCH movement for Kenya, so please consider joining him in this. In South Sudan, church leaders are seeking reconciliation between the Dinka and Neur tribes. Please pray for the church in South Sudan.
Admittedly, Spurgeon's thoughts could be very discouraging, as we consider the American Church today. But, then, when we consider how the Lord is blessing many here in West Michigan, there are many things to be encouraged about. The 2nd annual CCDA conference to be held next week; the weekly Brother to Brother gatherings at Lifequest; the Sista to Sista gathering this week; Hope Reformed, Alger Park and Oak Park churches – collaboration across denominations; the UNITE movement among young people in GR; Jesus Loves Kalamazoo youth evangelism movement; and The Order of the Trowel (OOTT) gathering of pastors in GR; and the urban, Brown-Hutcherson Ministries and suburban, Blythefield Hills Baptist congregations that are pursuing relationships and joint ministries in a variety of ways.
Last Fall, Dr. Tony Evans encouraged the Church in West Michigan to come together – annually – in a meaningful way – as a collective voice to the region. Please consider praying for this – what might that look like. Pray too, for this movement of God to grow – that His Kingdom would continue to advance in these days of evil.
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A snowy welcome to the Glitschnerhof farm!The Glitschnerhof is set in a sunny and quiet location, in the village of Aigen near lake Putterersee.Ski Region Grimming is a very family-friendly ski area. The kiddy skiworld is called Schneebarenland with children's pistes on the Planneralm, Riesneralm, Kaiserau, Loser and Tauplitz.The region offers lots of activities off the slopes for non-skiers: Enjoy the great views of the surrounding mountains and the clean and crisp winter air during a horse sleigh ride. The region also offers cross-country skiing trails, winter hiking trails, ice skating rinks, Spa centres and a floodlit toboggan run. In our cosy breakfast parlor you can enjoy our rich breakfast buffet with mostly homemade and regional products. With every bite you will taste unspoilt nature!The sauna area featuring Finnish sauna, herbal sauna, infrared sauna and steam bath is a true oasis for all those in need of relaxation.Kids can romp around on the farm to their heart?s content. They can bake a cake and especially the many animals make for a perfect holiday adventure for your kids. At the Glitschnerhof The Four Seasons are more than a painting or a piece of music. Each season lures with its own special charms and its unique diversity - no matter what the weather conditions.A hearty welcome! We look forward to meeting you at the Glitschnerhof farm!
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He thinks St. Peter's Prep (Jersey City, N.J.) five-star running back Savon Huggins, who signed with the Scarlet Knights last month, can have a similar impact when he arrives on campus.
"I've seen him on tape. I just think he's got raw ability," said Rice, a three-year NFL veteran with the Baltimore Ravens. "It looks like the guy is a hard worker. He's one of the guys that, if it's the fourth quarter, you know you've got somebody special …you've gotta get the ball in the hands of a special player."
Rice spoke during an appearance at former Rutgers running back "Brian Leonard's Rally at Ally," charity event, which benefits New Brunswick, N.J.,-based Embrace Kids, a non-profit organization helping children with cancer and blood disorders.
"Coach (Greg) Schiano knew any time it was third-and-1, fourth-and-1, it didn't matter. I'd get a yard," Rice said. "He always said I had the uncanny ability to make a bad play into a good play. That's the kind of ability Savon Huggins has.
"As a running back, you always have to make the first (guy) miss. A bad play can be a 2-yard run, but you almost got stopped in the backfield. He has that ability, that uncanny ability to make a play like that, and I think that's big for a running back."
Rice, who is 5-foot-8, left Rutgers for the NFL after three seasons. He ran for school records of 4,926 yards and 49 touchdowns, and took that success to the Ravens. He ran for more than 1,200 yards in each of the last two seasons.
Huggins is a bigger back, measuring 6-foot, 200 pounds, but both are downhill runners with the speed to get to the corner. And both work extremely hard in the weight room.
And Rice believes Rutgers' decision to return to a power running game with new offensive coordinator Frank Cignetti will accentuate Huggins' skills.
"I always tell a guy like (Huggins), 'Take the gift you've been given and apply it to everything you do in life,' " Rice said. "Workout hard. When I got to Rutgers I was only 195, but I left at 208.
"I think they're going to get back to running the ball, with the offensive line blocking at the point of attack. He'll be dangerous."
Rice knows Huggins will experience pressure to perform because of the visibility of his recruitment, and starting as a freshman, which Rice did, is no easy task.
"No matter where you're at, it's going to be a challenge," Rice said. "I'm not even talking about football. Football takes care of itself, but it's going to be a different pace than high school. Once he catches up to the pace, everything will be fine. Everything else – family, school, study hall – that's the stuff that separates the boys from the men.
"As a man, you have to take care of the responsibilities, and (Schiano) does a great job of making sure everything is being taken care of."
Rice added he considered reaching out to Huggins during the recruiting process, but not to sell him on Rutgers or answer questions about any other school.
Instead, Rice had a bigger picture in mind.
"One thing I tell guys growing up, when you're deciding on a college, your mother, your father, nobody can live that for you," he said. "I understand parents want to play a pivotal part in wanting to see their child succeed, but they shouldn't be the one making your decision because they aren't the one who has to go to class.
"They don't have to wake up for 5 a.m. workouts. They don't have to do any of that, so why are they telling you where to go to school? I was wanting to tell him that."
When Rice elected to leave Rutgers early for the NFL, he didn't let anyone outside of his immediate family factor into his decision.
And when Huggins elected to remain in-state, Rice viewed it as a big moment in Huggins' growth.
"(Huggins) making a decision of staying home," Rice said, "that was a big decision in growing up."


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The investigation put police at loggerheads with politicians after Ruth Turner was arrested in a dawn swoop on her home.
The News Of The World said it was informed by sources within the Crown Prosecution Service that a "mole" within Downing Street told the police about potentially incriminating emails.
An independent IT expert was then sent in by detectives, with the permission of Downing Street, to look through communications records, it claimed. But the Sunday Telegraph suggested that detectives had obtained high-level permission to "hack" into the IT system remotely.
Senior Labour figures were quick to criticise Scotland Yard's tactics after officers arrived at the home of Ruth Turner at 6.30am on Friday. Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell and former cabinet colleague David Blunkett both said they were "bewildered" and others accused the police of "theatrics".
But Glen Smyth, chairman of the Metropolitan Police Federation, which represents rank-and-file officers, has accused them of trying to "influence the inquiry" and putting them under "undue" pressure. And the Labour chair of the Metropolitan Police Authority, Len Duvall, said no-one should try to "manipulate or pressurise" officers.
Ms Turner, Downing Street director of Government relations, was questioned on suspicion of perverting the course of justice before being released without charge. Ms Turner, who was interviewed by police twice last year, refutes "any allegations of wrongdoing of any nature whatsoever" and insisted she had always offered full co-operation.
As Mr Blair's "gatekeeper" - a post previously held by close allies Anji Hunter and Baroness (Sally) Morgan - Ms Turner holds a key position in Number 10, reporting direct to chief of staff Jonathan Powell and playing a role in controlling access to the PM.
Ms Turner, 36, was appointed as a Downing Street special adviser in May 2005, having previously served on Labour's ruling National Executive Committee. She stood for the party in the 1999 elections to the European Parliament.
She is the fourth person - and the first salaried Government official - to be arrested in the inquiry, after Mr Blair's personal fundraiser Lord Levy, major Labour donor Sir Christopher Evans and headteacher Des Smith.
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IN A profession notoriously resilient to hard times, online dating sites threaten to do what the global financial crisis could not - send the sex services industry broke.
The $1.2 billion industry has bled $74 million over the past financial year, with brothels taking the hardest hit. In contrast, the market for exotic dancers and strippers, albeit starting from a small base, has steadily grown.
Sex is up there with tobacco and alcohol, according to the independent business information analyst IBISWorld. Recessions and depressions appear to have little impact on abstinence.
But while prostitution has proven through the ages to have the stamina to withstand the vagaries of the economic climate, the digital age may prove to be the profession's nemesis.
A senior analyst at IBISWorld, Edward Butler, who used industry surveys and Australian Bureau of Statistics data to crunch the numbers, said the 6 per cent contraction the sex industry experienced in the last financial year was most likely attributable to the surge in online dating sites which allow people to be frank about their penchant for casual sex.
''It's not the most precise science compared to other industries,'' said Mr Butler, who conceded the project was probably the most unusual he has tackled in his economics career.
''We've had to be more intuitive, but we're pretty confident of the results. The rapid growth in online services means it has never been easier for like-minded individuals to organise casual liaisons for little or no cost.''
About 1.5 million Australians now have accounts with sites such as RSVP, LavaLife and eHarmony, the majority expressing the intention of finding a long-term relationship.
A ''casual liaisons'' community set up by RSVP (owned by Fairfax Media, publisher of the Herald) six months ago now has more than 1600 members, but that pales in comparison to many of the website's other niche communities, such as Christian singles, with more than 7000 members, and ''Tradie For a Lady'' (more than 10,000).
But other sites which are more upfront about their purpose, such as FlingFinder, adultmatchmaker.com.au and benaughty.com are proliferating. Such claims as having more than 4 million members were patently ridiculous, Mr Butler said, but they were clearly having an impact on the traditional sex industry's trade.
The Adult Business Association of NSW's spokesman, Chris Seage, said he was surprised the drop in revenue had been only 6 per cent in the past year.
''Brothels aren't the goldmine they used to be 10 or 20 years ago,'' he said. ''The regular punters aren't coming as often. Rather than weekly, they're coming fortnightly or monthly and they're also cutting down on time, opting for the half-hour instead of the full hour.''
Mr Seage said the industry as a whole had not identified the growing popularity of casual sex websites as a problem.
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I''m starting to look into buying a used boat in the New England area. I''ve seen a few things I like, but prices are a bit more than I''d like (aren''t they always). What I''d like to know is if there is a better time of year to buy a boat here in New England. Any thoughts anyone?
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Theoreticly winter would be best, people are cold, and the romanticisim of sailing is less when it''s pounding rain outside. That being said, my experience (what little I''ve got) has been that the best time to buy is when the boat you want is available for the price you want.
I started looking 2 years ago for a boat. Had to be small, cheap to maintain, sail well, be seakindly, be in good condition, and be under $1000. Once I added that last one in there, it became a very hard boat to find. I just waited, kept my eye out, and talked to people. 4 months ago I found a beutifull little 20'' sloop, with a 7 sail inventory, in awsome condition with nothing but first rate equipment (lewmar winches, ulman sails, all stainless rigging, etc) for exactly a grand. She''s now mine and she''s a pleasure to sail.
You can sail what you want, when you want, or for how much you want, but you only get to pick 2 of the 3. Just keep your eyes out, and if you''re looking for something over about 27 feet, dont be afraid to look all up and down the seaboard, as getting it to New England wouldnt be that hard.
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It''s a great time to look because this time of year there are more listings than just about any other time of year (Spring also good for that).
Be very aware that an awful lot of boat owners list their boats in Fall and are just testing the market. Many boats will be listed high for that reason ... if the owner gets good money he sells ... if not he gets to sail another year.
There are also a lot of legitimate sellers out there who would like very much to sell their boat before another year of payments, expenses, etc... Find out how long a boat has been listed and you will have an idea how eager the owner is to sell. Be ready with financing for when you find the right one.
Find the boat you want and make an offer. Don''t be afraid to low ball. Find an owner who seriously wants to sell ... your broker should let you know that...
Most of all remember that there are many of each model available on the used market. Don''t get stuck on a particular boat unless it is exceptional.
Good luck
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Have to agree that now is good time of year to buy because people don''t want to have to pay haulout & winter storage fees.
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Fall is NE is the best. People that have decided to sell their boats are REALLY motivated before they''ve paid for winter storage etc.
Having just been through this (buying and selling a boat in NE last season), I can tell you that I would have been thrilled to find a buyer in the fall. It would have saved me six months of payments and winter storage. For me that added up to about $4K, that I would have been happy to negotiate around.
In the spring it cuts BOTH ways. The people that have just paid for a winter on a boat they don''t want STILL are motivated to dump them, although they''re into it for more money. There are more buyers around though, as people realize they don''t have a boat for the new year either. So the motivated seller can be a little more picky in the spring since there is more activity.
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Other than a larger screen, one of the BlackBerry Z30's main improvements is battery size. The BlackBerry Z10 had a 1800mAh battery , this has a 2,880mAh battery. This is large even by the standards of phones of the same size. The Samsung Galaxy S4 has a 2600mAh unit.
As you'd hope, battery stamina is good. It easily sails through a full day's use. Two full days is pushing it a bit, though, especially if you're going to use the BlackBerry Z30 to make it shine – buzzing every 30 seconds with updates in the BlackBerry Hub. This phone may not be up-to-date in every respect, but it's fantastic at keeping you up-to-date.
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The BlackBerry Z30 is one of just a few phones to offer stereo speakers. Unlike the HTC One (the most famous 'stereo' phone of recent times), though, the speaker outlets are on the back.
It's capable of creating some pretty loud notifications noises, although we found it a little irritating that by default these aren't be controlled by the physical volume buttons – you have to delve into the menu to fix this.
When playing music or video, the speakers are less impressive than we'd hoped. Clarity and mid-range body are fine, but there's still zero bass and top volume isn't as high was we expected given the stereo speaker array. BlackBerry could have helped out with the bass problem by implementing a digital signal processing mode (like HTC's Beats mode), but as is the HTC One is still way ahead as a mini speaker.
Call quality is great, though. The earpiece speaker offers great treble and mid-range clarity, and there are four microphones on the phone, to provide BlackBerry's boasted-about 'NaturalSound' experience. This gives you stereo sound recording, and more advanced noise cancelling that you'd get from a single additional mic. Is it overkill? Arguably, given how few people consider features like this when buying a phone. But it's nice.
Should I buy the BlackBerry Z30?
The BlackBerry Z30 is a great phone for a set of people with a specific, and slightly narrow, set of priorities. If you're going to spend most of your phone time skipping between email accounts, social network chat platforms, Whatsapp and BBM, it's a corker. BlackBerry Hub's benefits shouldn't be undersold.
However, in most other respects the BlackBerry Z30 is outperformed by rivals. You can get higher-tech screens for the same price, better cameras and far better apps and games line-ups. Most people would be better off with an iPhone 5S, a Samsung Galaxy S4 or an HTC One – but for the right person this is still a great phone.
The BlackBerry Z30 is a great phone for someone who wants lightning-fast access to every stream of communication under the sun. It's also a better phone than the previous BlackBerry Z10. However, it suffers from a poorly-stocked app store, a problematic camera and an OS that looks a little drab in parts.
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I just tried the Sony Xperia Z1 and was desoriented with the Android interface and the poor access to messages/mails/etc. Quickly returned the device and back on my BB Z10 and may even be tempted to upgrade to the Z30 at some point. The hub is absolutely spot-on, the lack of apps not a real issue (evernote, twitter, linkedin, facebook, sonos controls, whatsapp, weatherpro, photostudio, ruzzle, kindle, kobo, etc, it's all there).
Phone seems like a beast even with a dual core CPU, I'm certain can run circles around the competition. Scamsung and Crapple build "cool" phones, but when it comes down to getting the job done, not that great. Rich in apps, but worthless for productivity. I don't like the Android interfaces, and for the past two years I have had an iPhone which I hate so much...BB OS is awesome, why has no one else thought of doing full touch gestures with a touchscreen before?
I'm tired of reading BlackBerry's apps catalog is poor. There are 130.000 apps available, and the most important are all there. Are you reviewing the device or the eco-system? Nobody can compete with Samsung when you look at the specs only, because they're making their own chips, displays, etc. while the others have to buy them from somebody else. But what about security, for example? Does anybody care about the NSA affair? And if you look at the recent iPhones 5S and 5C, what a disappointment in terms of display size and lack of innovation. Nevertheless the 5S scored 9/10. If you compare iOS and BB10.2, you realize that iOS feels pretty much outdated.
I notice a lack of the mention of Flash capabilities, something now missing from Android 4.1 and up, and never ever present on any iOS device. What Flash compatibility means is that numerous facebook games that are apps on iOS and Android can actually run as full web apps on BB10 in the browser, offsetting a large chunk of the "app gap". Yes it runs down battery life, but then again so does leaving on any one of those other games. I also notice a lack of mention about the superior antenna, though depending on the reviewer's location that may be hard to test as they may not be able to get to a place with notoriously bad reception, such as the fringe of their network of choice or the depths of an office building basement. This is something I'd have preferred to actually hear something about, as this is the biggest reason why I am dumping Android phones (reception is crap with even the latest and greatest compared to friends' Z10 phones) and actually go places where there is incredibly low reception.
I'm also tired of reading about it when it is so incredibly easy to sideload an Android port onto the phone. It really only applies if you are very set on always having the latest apps immediately. It shouldn't put anyone off if they can't find Instagram, Temple Run or Netflix on the app world since you can have them up and running in minutes.
I'd get a Google phone for its very well-integrated services, or an Apple phone for its superior hardware design and build quality. Not for their apps, since I sideload all I need on the Blackberry, which I ultimately chose for its security, hub messaging integration and gesture navigation.
BlackBerry rocks. Too many haters out there. My z10 does everything I need it to do and does it well. I am looking forward to seeing what the z30 has to offer!
What are you talking about? Ever heard of a Nokia N9? Or the Palm Pre? These phones run on systems called Meego and webOS (respectively) and are more than two years old now but Apple and Blackberry have done a good job of "borrowing" the touch gesture innovations that these phones pioneered. Look them up on YouTube and see what the world missed out on.
Hey Andrew, you said: "Using the standard Auto mode, low-light performance in the BlackBerry Z30 is fairly poor. For the best results, you'll need to switch manually to the Night scene mode, which ups sensitivity to make objects in the dark clearer."
I'm using the Z10 with OS 10.2.0.1761 and in night mode, I just start dragging the focus reticle around and it enables the flash for me to select something for focusing. I presume it is the same on the Z30. Did you get a chance to test this?
I'm surprised you say that the camera isn't so good. The Techradar tests of the Z10 camera were very good - with it being better than the iPhone 5 and on par with the GS3. I don't see why the Z30 would be worse...
I found your review actually pretty decent. Apart from the excessive complaints regarding the apps and games - lingering on this note is just poor journalism.
At least you kept the company's situation out of the mix which gives you almost every brownie point ever! haha
I just feel that the phones are slightly over-priced in comparison to their rivals.
HI Nharzool,
The Z30 is probably at that level for pure detail - it's more some of the additional modes that aren't quite as good.
The Blackberry Z10 has one of the most efficient operating systems...I have an HTC one and an iPhone 5.... the horrible access for messaging, emails and applications for androids gets annoying... the bb 10 feels like a blessing and feels as natural as a wink to use once you are accustomed to it. i have chucked the HTC one and the iPhone 5 because my current z10 does everything i want way faster than the android spec giants... one of the most efficient operating systems and has all the apps i have ever required....(Android apps sideloaded on the bb z10 run faster than they run on actual android devices..., HAHAHAHAHA)... i cant wait for the bb z30
Dear Reviewer, please dont forget to mention features like flash support, miracast support, screen sharing capabilities, blackberry channels and an efficient operating system that performs beter than many giants out there.
Shame that reviews and press leave out so many good points about owning a BB10 phone. Yes, BlackBerry deserves to be scrutinized, but not to the extent that it does not include the truth. I've tried every phone out there. Z10 for me is by far the best over all phone experience. For the life of me, I can't figure out why this does not come out in reviews and press articles. It's getting old.
The compared the iPhone hardware and there isn't a single component that is better than the BlackBerry z30 - not even one.
Screen size is larger, higher resolution, and super amoled vs lcd
Stereo sounds and quad mics
Faster processor
More memory
NFC - apple doesn't even have it
I almost feel reviewers aren't allowed to promote the BlackBerry - why the extreme reporting?
Each person can judge the facts on their merits and make their own decision.
For me, bigger screen doesn't automatically mean better.
The Z30 is "only" 720p vs 1080p
I MUCH prefer LCD over AMOLED, so this is a substantial mark down for the BB
NFC? I've got it on my current phone and never used it, so again, it wouldn't really sway me to by the Z30.
The Z30 has the same 2GB RAM as my Nexus 4, which is nice. An iPhone 5S only has 1GB but it's a different operating system so I don't know which needs it more. (for example, Windows 7 uses lots of RAM vs Linux on a desktop PC)
Not one iPhone component is better than the z30
Battery, resolution, NFC, camera all better on the z30
You would think someone in the media would point that out?
These are facts - not an opinion
It's truly bizarre how the media refuses to compare apples to apples
It's all a matter of perspective, Guy.
The iPhone 5 is a whopping 58g lighter; the Z30 is a bit of a porker at 170g.
Some people don't want massive phones, so the 5.0 inch screen on the Z30 is not seen as an advantage by them.
3rd party App support on iOS is light years ahead, though as Andrew points out here, BlackBerry is still a good choice for heavy users of mobile email.
It's all about making an informed choice.
The iPhone 5S has a MUCH faster processor, and a MUCH more power GPU. It's hilarious you keep parroting the same rubbish over and over because you think a 1.7GHz S4 Pro from 2012 is faster than the 5S processor just because it reports a clock speed of 1.3Ghz.
By that logic, you'll assume a 3.4 Ghz pentium 4 processor from 2005 is more powerful than a 2.4 Ghz Haswell Core i7 from 2013. And that's just rubbish.
AFAIK, the 5S has all round the most powerful SoC in a mobile phone out there, supported by Anandtech's benchmarks. 5S GPU is at par with the Snapdragon S800 (which blows away the Z30) and the CPU outperforms even the S800's 2.3 Ghz CPU in the likes of the LG G2.
Camera on the 5S also is better than the Z30. You'll never find a review out there calling the 5S camera 'middle of the road'.
Funny how the ignorant ones are always the loudest ;)
i'm using sony xperia tl, the moment I use my z10 - I felt like I will not use android again. HUB is awesome -- just awesome. I don't think iOS or android near to it.
Keyboard is exceptional...real smart keyboard ..learns your words.
I don't need tons of app..mails, camera and simple apps..more than enough.
You're right - the dual core A7 is a powerhouse, in real world use at least comparable to any quad core on the market. In part because iOS is a more efficient OS.
That being said, you wouldn't catch me dead with one ;)
fact is that bb10 is the best and modern os at the moment,the best phone of 2013
BlackBerry 10 invented full gesture. This is but one innovation among several more. As you can see by the updates to iOS and Android, they are slowly starting to COPY BlackBerry once again.
The day BBRY goes all out Android will be the day BBRY goes belly under. Why on earth would BBRY abandon the best Mobile Platform on the planet (BB10) for the likes of Android? At this point in time, Samsung is the only company profiting with Android. They've been dominating the hardware business by far, with Sony, LG and HTC suffering the effects.
I would rather see BBRY license its BB10 to these companies. So they can get better exposure.
To the Reviewer.
You missed out on many key points, one being BB10 is a very efficient OS, that does not require super charged specifications. Though I do agree consumer perception is all about specs. And in this respect BBRY has no choice but to follow suit with better overall specs. Just until they re-build the BlackBerry brand.
This is why iPhones sell, despite the lack luster specs of the phone. Regarding Android and super charged phone specs is nothing more than a gimmick. That OS is not very efficient, and will NEVER utilize high end specs regardless what they advertise.
"If you're going to spend most of your phone time skipping between email
accounts, social network chat platforms, Whatsapp and BBM, it's a
corker...for the right person this is still a great phone"
Well, here comes a new customer, then...
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University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, KS
SESSION TITLE: Sepsis and Shock Posters
SESSION TYPE: Original Investigation Poster
PRESENTED ON: Wednesday, October 30, 2013 at 01:30 PM - 02:30 PM
PURPOSE: Severe sepsis is an excessive systemic inflammatory response to infection, associated with high mortality. Septic patients often have pre-existing medical conditions. Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) is characterized by chronic high pressure in the pulmonary circuit with right heart failure. We tested the hypothesis that patients with PAH who develop severe sepsis have prolonged recovery times and higher mortality, compared with the general population of septic patients.
METHODS: We performed a retrospective cohort study comparing the two groups of patients admitted to University of Kansas Hospital (KUH) between 3/2008 and 3/2012. Data were extracted using HERON, a local instantiation of i2b2 modified for in-patient searches and linked to the KUH EMR. Data were analyzed via Fisher's Exact Test for proportional data and Student's t-test for continuous data.
RESULTS: 45 of 263 (17%) admitted PAH patients had simultaneous sepsis, compared with 3,647 septic inpatients of 61,741 (5.9%) non-PAH admissions (p<0.0001). The in-hospital mortality rate for PAH-sepsis was 35.6% vs. 23.9% for non-PAH-sepsis (p=0.101). The hospital length of stay (LOS) was 9.2 ± 0.67 days (mean ± SEM) for PAH-sepsis patients, vs. 6.8 ± 0.11 days for non-PAH-sepsis (p=0.0013). The ICU-LOS was 6.4 ± 0.69 days for PAH-sepsis patients, vs. 3.0 ± 0.08 days for non-PAH-sepsis (p<0.0001 for ICU-LOS). 22.2% of PAH-sepsis patients were discharged to a nursing home, compared with 14.9% of non-PAH-sepsis patients (p=0.08).
CONCLUSIONS: Septic patients with PAH require longer hospital LOS and ICU LOS compared with non-PAH patients with severe sepsis. Septic PAH is associated with higher mortality and a greater risk of nursing home placement compared with non-PAH sepsis.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: Patients with PAH may be at greater risk of developing severe sepsis than non-PAH patients. Septic PAH patients experience prolonged recovery times in comparison with non-PAH septic patients and consume more healthcare resources.
DISCLOSURE: Lewis Satterwhite: Grant monies (from industry related sources): PI for PAH study Ikaria Pharmaceuticals The following authors have nothing to disclose: Steven Simpson, Monica Johnson, Lemuel Waitman
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"This scrimmage was primarily designed for the young guys," said offensive coordinator Gus Malzahn, who gave true freshman Kiehl Frazier a chance to operate the offense in the session that featured less than 40 snaps.
Malzahn said the scrimmage will help the coaches see "who is really ready" to contribute in the opener vs. Utah State on Sept. 3rd. "We learned a lot today and it will be really good for us going into starting game planning."
Malzahn and head coach Gene Chizik said they are still not ready to name a starting quarterback yet. Asked if the quarterbacks are making it a difficult choice, Malzahn said, "Yes, I think that is fair to say, but like I said after the last scrimmage that is a good thing.
"We have got three quality quarterbacks and they are making it tough," the coach noted, adding that he and Chizik want to be "100 percent sure" they pick the right guy for the job like they did in 2009 and 2010.
"We do understand the timetable," Malzahn said. "We do understand it is getting down to the end and we need to try to make a decision. We will try to do that as soon as we are 110 percent sure."
Malzahn said the chances of Auburn playing more than one quarterback, other than in the wildcat formation, are "slim" because that is not the way he has operated in the past.
Defensive coordinator Ted Roof agreed with Malzahn that the coaching staff needed the scrimmage to give them a better idea of how ready the backups are for game action. "I feel good about where we are on defense, but we still have a long way to go," Roof said after the short scrimmage.
The practice was the first as "scholarship players" for a large group of walk-ons. Another player who originally came to Auburn on scholarship but left the team and returned as a walk-on last January, former U.S. Army All-American Aubrey Phillips, was put back on scholarship. None of the eight new scholarship players will count on the 25 scholarship players per year limit.
Aubrey Phillips
Sophomore center Chandler Brooks, redshirt sophomore center Blake Burgess, senior running back Davis Hooper, senior fullback Chris Humphries, junior safety Ikeem Means, sophomore offensive tackle Phillips, linebacker Ashton Richardson and senior wide receiver Nate Taylor are Auburn's newest scholarship players.
Blake Burgess, from Vestavia Hills, is pushing for a starting spot at center.
Chizik said he was excited to give out the scholarships to players who "absolutely, 100 percent deserved it."
"I really appreciate what they have done for Auburn and our football team," said the coach, who added, "It was really neat to see our team embrace that. All of the other guys were as excited, if not more, than the guys who received them. I am very proud of those guys."
Chizik was able to give out a large number of scholarships because the team is so far below its limit of 85 scholarship players. He said the philosophy of rewarding walk-ons is something he believes in continuing. "Our walk-on program is a huge part of who we are and what we do," Chizik said. "We will continue to do that as we have them available."
Chizik said he liked what he saw in the first of two practices on Tuesday. "There is no substitute for live 11 on 11," he noted. The night practice is expected to feature work on special teams play.
In addition to Phillips being out with an injury, Chizik said that sophomore Michael Dyer is still "banged up." He didn't give a specific timetable for Dyer's return, but did say he expected the team's leading returning rusher to be ready for the opener vs. Utah State on Sept. 3rd.
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The Map of True Places
by Brunonia Barry
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never got into this. didn't have any depth to the characters ot ways to connect to people or their relationships. there was this vague sense of intrigue but it wasn't very compelling or flushed out.
This is the first time that I have read a book by Brunonia Barry. The Map of True Places started off with a great setting, the fascinating historic city of Salem. Also the author had the story of a father with Parkinson's disease that was turning into dementia. Both of those diseases were well researched and represented very carefully. Zee Finch, the daughter in this story, has a background of having a mother who had bipolar disorder and had committed suicide when Zee was young. The mother was wrapped up in a fantasy world that she tried to write in a book. Her mother was very out of touch with reality.
Zee had stopped stealing boats and was working under a respected psychotherapist. OK that was a big jump! Zee took to stealing boats and leaving them in places not where they were originally. Is this a call for help, a call for an active parent to console and comfort her because she did not really have a mother, even when she was living?
She was also engaged to be married. But one of the Zee's patients commits suicide and she also finds out that her father's mental health has deteriorated very much. Zee's world became too much for her. She lost her bearings. She returned to Salem to see her father but also begins to remember what her mother was like and she uncovers many family secrets. Some I liked reading about her father's lover, also how difficult it is to be a caretaker for someone with severe problems. But the element of fantasy and various other strings of the story started to confuse me at the end. So I loved most of the book but not all of it. I think the author attempted a little bit too much in one book but the main parts of the story still keep your interest.
I'm a sucker for novels featuring locales I am familiar with so this book already had an edge. Also, I have enjoyed other books by Brunonia Barry. I enjoyed the story line and the way it was presented. Some of it did get a little tedious; however, the characters are likable and have some depth to them. Enjoyed the unexpected twists at the end.
Zee Finch loses her mother at a young age and ends up spending part of her childhood stealing boats— which has earned her the nickname Trouble. She's now a psychotherapist and is about to marry Michael. But the suicide of her patient Lilly throws Zee into emotional chaos and takes her to Salem after Lilly's funeral where her father, Finch, long ago diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, has been hiding how sick he really is. His longtime companion, Melville, has moved out, and it now falls to Zee to help her father.
Zee becomes overwhelmed by her new role as caregiver, and becomes uncertain about her future. She meets Hawks and they set out on a relationship that brings back memories of a story her mother wrote. There are several twists and turns in this story. You feel for Zee struggling to do the right thing for Finch and also for Melville who loves Finch dearly yet has been thrown out of the house by Finch. I enjoyed this book more than I thought I would.
Enjoyed this more than her previous book Lace Reader. Takes places in Salem, MA, so she is a local author for me. Story includes caring for ailing parent, career decisions, marraige choices. Touches on a little bit of everything. Moves along well with likable characters.
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