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Release 1st of November 2013. Trailer. DVD or Video-on-Demand http://www.wideopen.dk. Lars Chr. Bentsen is a certifed Master Casting Instructor with the International Federation of Fly Fishers and is recognized internationally for his ability to teach fly casting. This movie is about single hand fly casting.In the movie he shows spey casting, 5 different presentation casts, how to cast and fish shooting heads, and casting in the wind.We see how Lars adapts his shooting heads and how to make your own loops on shooting heads or fly lines.Lars Chr. Bentsen also shows the most common casting faults and then shows exactly what causes the fault and how to correct it. This section is valuable to all fly fishers.• The fly catching the leader or the line. • The leader not straightening.• You don't get prober distance.We have all tried it and in this chapter, Lars shows how to correct it the next time you see the problem.A movie for both beginners and more experienced fly casters.
Release 1st of November 2013. Trailer. DVD or Video-on-Demand http://www.wideopen.dk. This is a movie for beginners.Master casting instructor, Lars Chr. Bentsen, guides you all the way through the movie. Lars Chr. Bentsen is a certified Master Instructor with the International Federation of Fly Fishers and is recognized internationally for his ability to teach fly casting. This movie is about casting a single hand fly rod.He shows how to put the gear together: Rod, fly reel, backing, fly line and leader.He shows you how easy it is to get started with your very first fly cast. We take a look at roll casting, overhead casting, double hauling and how to shoot line.But first and foremost, Lars Chr. Bentsen concentrates on the important basic elements of a good fly cast. Even though it is a movie for beginners, more experienced fly fishers will benefit from knowing the basics. Knowledge of the basics of fly casting makes it easier to correct your own faults.A good fly cast is easy and elegant, and this movie shows how to achieve just that.
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This is dry fly fishing at its best. Terrestrials are land based insects - grasshoppers, beetles, Daddy Long Legs etc. Imitations of these insects are natural additions to any flybox and Morten Oeland shows why.
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This is a trailer for a fishing DVD about fly fishing and fly tying. We have travelled the world looking for some of the best and most exciting dry fly fishing there is. We have fished in Denmark, Greenland, Germany, New Zealand and Swedish Lapland.
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Seems to have been a lot of speculation that Kenny is going to give Flanagan and Robinson a run out whilst the media are saying Maxi to start. I havent seen anything quoted by Kenny but I hope it doesnt indicate a complete rotation. Brighton knocked out Newcastle in the last round and gave us a hairy ride at their place. They have good wide players, Mckail Smith is a very decent player too so I am concerned a little by the news. No disrespect to the Robbo and Flanno but if they are in the side then you would expect the Jonjos and Carras to slip in as well. Maybe we will be seeing this side:-------------------------------------------Reina--------------------------------------Flanagan------------Carragher----------------Coates----------Robinson------------------Henderson-------Spearing-------Shelvey-----------------------------------Maxi----------------Carroll-----------Downing---------------Subs: Doni, Suarez, Bellamy, Gerrard, Johnson, Skrtel, Adam

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Ok so I am new to all of this stuff. I need some advice about storing food & water from all of you who are much more informed than me. Please & thank you!!!
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Depends on whether you want a backpack portable or non-portable. Berky's are about the best you can get for non-portable http://www.berkeywater.com/start.main.html
Big Berkey
I'd like to know as well. We're storing water from our tap in 2 liter pop bottles - I'd like to know how long that water would be safe to drink.
I'm not much into buying jugs of water that have probably come from a tap somewhere else - and then having to lug those home.
We have used a British Berkefeld (also known as "Berkey") filter for many years. These use four ceramic filter elements which last a long time and work very well. Our unit has a 2-gallon capacity. What sold us on the Berkey is the fact that these filters have been used by many years by aid organizations for water filtering in third-world countries—a proven design that is effective, practical and reliable.
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If you don't, and come upon hard times, what then?
Cistern, drums under gutters, Water heater, bath tub, toilet tank, jugs of all kinds, and Clorox as a purifier. Filters cost money and aren't necessarily needed in good times, when prepared folks store what is needed for the bad times.
Steripens (a water purifier, not filter) are great very portable but limited in capacity.
Katadyns are very good and portable but expensive and also limited in capacity.
Bleach has a limited shelf life. Pool shock (Calcium hypochlorite) has a long shelf life and can be used to make a solution for water purification.
"Clorox as a purifier."
Clorox has a limited shelf life as it starts to degrade after about 6 months.
I have a countertop distiller and a reverse osmosis system.
"We have used a British Berkefeld (also known as Berkey) filter for many years. These use four ceramic filter elements which last a long time and work very well."
If you ran it full out 8 hours a day producing clean water, what is a "long time?"
Think 5 gallon jugs unless you have a water source that does not depend on electricity. For very long term look at sand filters; they have and are being used in places without electricity for centuries.
What are you prepping for? Read "How Long Can You Tread Water". It is a well documented analysis of how really bad things could get in a hurry.
Good luck.
Tom S.
See links at top of page.
Very very low tech.
Tanzanian villagers have begun using an energy-saving method to sterilise their drinking water - leaving the water under the sun.
I would store Calcium hypochlorite if I were you it's easy to transport as a bag will do about 10,000 gallons, it's cheap, and if stored right last for ever.
Go here: http://www.survivaltopics.com/survival/better-than-bleach-use-calcium-hypochlorite-to-disinfect-water/
It will show you how to use it.
For back packing I use a Katadyn Pocket, my buddy uses a MSR Sweetwater. I'd like to get a Big Berky for home. And I always have a bottle Iodine out on the trail.
For home stuff, Big Berky.
We have a Katadyn for camping, and the water is amazing - it is the only water that I've ever tasted that has no taste at all. It is not cheap though.
To extend the life of your filter, I have heard you can use Alum to make the heavy deposits in the water sink to the bottom of a bucket/barrel first, and then adding only the water on top to the filter.
Another cheaper alternative is a homemade filter made with 1/3 sand, 1/3 pebbles, 1/3 gravel. This would still need boiling.
In a pinch, what we do is use a clean t-shirt to filter out the icky stuff, and just boil the water for 10 minutes.
If you google homemade water distillers, or the Watercone, you'll get some interesting ideas too.
Your source please.
I have two references one from American Red Cross, the other from Clorox. Neither one talks about shelf life.
We've used Amway's Espring for years, it's fantastic. For emergencies we store in plastic jugs with a few drops of bleach. Then we have a Britta with extra filters for when it really gets bad.
I've been a member of a preparedness forum since before Y2K. The preferred filter is the Berky. It's considered the best.
I have a countertop distiller too - but not for water - there are other essentials :-)
Thanks everyone. I'm just trying to put things back for my toddler & myself (I'm a single mom) since I really believe hard times are ahead, esp since we have not monetized our debt. Thanks, Soros, you dirty bastard.
Berkey. Buy extra filters and spigot to have on hand.
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survivaltopics.com click on the water link and read the articles.
I have two references one from American Red Cross, the other from Clorox. Neither one talks about shelf life.
From Clorox itself:
What is the shelf life of Clorox® Regular-Bleach?
Clorox® Regular-Bleach should be replaced every year and stored as directed for optimum performance.
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You can always fall back on distilling the water - if you have a mineral supplement to replace any good minerals lost.
Big cooking pot - an angel food cake pan (with a hole in the middle) and fashion a domed lid and there you have it.
Looking at their web page, it appears many of their products, like the Big Berkey, are not available in California. Any idea why these products are not allowed in this miserable state?
If you have a farm supply store near, check out a gallon of gentle Iodine.
Antiseptic solution. Won't degrade.
Two or three drops per quart, then let it sit for two hours or so and you are good to go.
Good site.
We use a Doulton stand-alone, two-element, gravity unit with ceramic filters. Doultons were invented during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I during a cholera epidemic. You can pour just about any nasty water through it, and it comes out drinkable. The activated charcoal supposedly lasts 6 months, but the filters themselves are scrubbable and almost infinitely reusable. In six or seven years, we have only changed filters once, and I can't tell any difference in water quality or flavor since new. I think we paid about $200 or a little less.
Be sure you add a couple of small bottles of vinegar to your survival list, it treats many things like scraps, bruises. Google for other uses. It was used as an antiseptic before we had them. Don't neglect things like asprin or tylenol or vit C. Canned goods if you have the space and ROTATE, use the oldest first. If you have a hard time reading the expiration date, write it in sharpie on the can lid. Dried beans another good source of food. Maybe boring, but fills the belly when hunger comes calling.
Stores like Krogers are running their Thanksgiving specials over the next 2 weeks...you can pick up canned fruit or tomatoes for as little as 49 cents a can, about a year shelf life. Canned milk like Carnation can be added to your storage list. I cook with it a lot. Powdered milk is another item, just don't go over board, doesn't taste very good to drink, but can be used in cooking prep where the flavor is masked by the food taste...or chocolate syrup if you are drinking it. LOL.
Learn to can food. Don't forget things like TP, laundry/bar soap..price is climbing fast. You can store in big plastic bins if you don't have shelf space...DATE food stuffs. Don't mix food stuff with cleaning supplies when storing. Dry cool place for storage.
We went with the Berkey (Imperial model I believe). It came with two of the black filter elements and I added another two to it (can have a max of 6 filter elements). I think each filter element is good for 3000 gallons of water, so with 4 elements I can process 12,000 gallons before the filters need to be replaced. In one of the articles I read on the system, you can put food coloring in the top chamber (where the filters are) and the water will come out clear in the bottom - it's supposed to be *that* good! We also keep bleach on hand just in case - 8 drops per gallon of water.
Back to the water question...
Interesting you asked this. I had asked a similar question before in another thread. The difference was I wanted to know about putting hydrogen in the water after basic purification.
In the end, a cheap Brita water filter ($13) and a hydrogen stick ($70) gave me basic water purification and healthy water to drink. I just saw a portable Culligan pitcher similar to the Brita pitcher for $10 at Walgreens. Most of the filters you buy are carbon filters. You can add a few drops of Iodine if you want to kill bacteria.
Here is a link to the hydrogen stick:
(It lasts a year)
I checked out the Berkey site and the order page says that the system is not available in California. Do you know why?
For portable, I have a Jungle Bucket. You can find it on the internet.
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Have you heard of the WAPI? It's very low-tech, costs about $9 or so at www.sunoven.com. It's a water pasteurization indicator. It won't filter your water but will let you know when water (and milk) have reached the temperature for pasteurization.
Berkeys can filter thousands of gallons of water before the filter needs to be replaced. There are also directions on the internet for making your own ceramic filter.
My bit of advice is don't buy stuff you wouldn't eat normally. If you hate spam now, you will still hate it when times are bad. If you've never been a fan of leather breeches beans, and Textured Vegetable Protein, you won't be just because TSHTF.
Also, despite it's shorter shelf life than nonfat dry milk, I like Nido Powdered Whole Milk from Nestle. Also, for baking, SACO powdered buttermilk.
Also, I noticed on a link from ferfal's blogspot, the price of British Berkfield water filters is a lot less than they used to be. If you buy a water filter, buy coffee filters as a prefilter for any icky stuff that would clog up your berkey filter, and shorten it's life.
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I'm really not stalking you, but I have been on this thread also. ;)
Similar thinking I suppose.
Mentioned up thread I think
CeraGrav model LP5 can produce over 50 gallons per day (GPD) of safe delicious drinking water.
For microbiologically effectiveness the ceramic shell is self-sterilized (no need for boiling) and **can be cleaned up to 60 times before is worn off.**
Yep, I think we're all concerned about the same issues. Have you been reading the food price inflation threads, too? ;)
I have. Laurie was going to do some Sams club stocking up this week.
Before we switched over to distilling our own water, we used it every day for about 8 years. When we put it in storage, the filters were/are still quite usable and ready for backup filtration when needed (for example, in a power failure). I think the filters themselves are rated to last for many thousands of gallons.
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I added a few jquery-ui Dialog() calls, a confirm delete popup for example, but the dialog box is missing the images. Checking the network connections, it is finding the .png file but for some reason they don't show up. Where the close "X" should be in just a blank box, and the alert triangle is just an upward carat.
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Hi. I just downloaded 2.2.1. The fonts don't render correctly for me in IE11. Version 2.0.0 renders fine. All of the fonts display as Serif font, as opposed to Sans Serif. Any ideas? Thanks.
Check the online demo of FLATY: http://themes.shamsoft.net/flaty/
Do you see the problem here too?
I have not this issue in my IE11!
Sorry for the delayed response. The fonts work fine locally when I change: @import url(//fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans:300,400,600,700); to @import url(http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Open+Sans:300,400,600,700); in flaty.css. Note the 'http' bit. Thanks.
Would it be possible to provide some styling for fieldsets??? Thanks.
Unfortunately no, because we don't have any plan to add new features
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Hi. Great template. Is there a way to add another menu depth to the sidebar? I currently have:
Menu ......Sub Menu ..........Sub Sub Menu
But would like:
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However when I add a third depth it doesn't render correctly. Many thanks. Sorry – new lines aren't working in these comments!
Hi, thank you
Unfortunately, I have to say no. As you know, there is just three level of menu.
Hi. I'm migrating my ASP.Net website to this template. When the page posts back to the server, it breaks the Sidebar menu (I can no longer expand the menus etc). I know why this is – I usually have to rebind javascript functions manually after postback. Is there a JavaScript function that (re)initialises the sidebar menu? Thanks.
No, there isn't any reinitialisation function to call, but you can simply make it. Open flaty.js and go to the line 133, where sidebar codes begins. You can simply define a function to execute all of the codes.
horizontal menu not auto collapsed is possible resolve ?
submenu.slideToggle(400, function(){Add following code immediately after the line (inside function):
if (!$(submenu).is(":hidden")) { $(this).prev(".dropdown-backdrop").on('click', function() { submenu.slideToggle(400); }); }
Not result effect please see partial code and your code :
//Horizontal menu dropdown
$('#nav-horizontal a.dropdown-toggle').click(function() {
var submenu = $(this).next('.dropdown-menu');
var arrow = $(this).children('.arrow');
if ($('#nav-horizontal.nav-xs').size() > 0) {
if (arrow.hasClass('fa-angle-right')) {
else {
if ($('#nav-horizontal.nav-xs').size() == 0) {
$('#nav-horizontal > li > .dropdown-menu').not(submenu).slideUp(400);
submenu.slideToggle(400, function(){
if (!$(submenu).is(":hidden")) {
$(this).prev(".dropdown-backdrop).on('click', function() {
if ($('#nav-horizontal.nav-xs').size() > 0) {
if($(this).is(")) {
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submenu.slideToggle(400, function(){ });Here is the complete code:
//Horizontal menu dropdown $('#nav-horizontal a.dropdown-toggle').click(function() { var submenu = $(this).next('.dropdown-menu'); var arrow = $(this).children('.arrow'); if ($('#nav-horizontal.nav-xs').size() > 0) { if (arrow.hasClass('fa-angle-right')) { arrow.addClass('anim-turn90'); } else { arrow.addClass('anim-turn-90'); } } if ($('#nav-horizontal.nav-xs').size() == 0) { $('#nav-horizontal > li > .dropdown-menu').not(submenu).slideUp(400); } submenu.slideToggle(400, function(){ if (!$(submenu).is(":hidden")) { $(this).prev(".dropdown-backdrop").on('click', function() { submenu.slideToggle(400); }); } if ($('#nav-horizontal.nav-xs').size() > 0) { if($(this).is(":hidden")) { arrow.attr('class', 'arrow fa fa-angle-right'); } else { arrow.attr('class', 'arrow fa fa-angle-down'); } arrow.removeClass('anim-turn90').removeClass('anim-turn-90'); } }); });
We are getting troubles with safari if the theme is using horizontal menu and is in small mode.
The problem happens also in iphone.
Can you send a patch?
Hi,Sorry for delay. Is it just opening menu? add following code to flaty.css:
#nav-horizontal.collapse.in { height: auto; }Insert it after "#nav-horizontal" selector.
Hi, Thanks for the reply. The problem happen when you have submenus. The submenu appears at the back of the menus.
Please send an email to me (you can do it from my profile page). I'll send you the updated files.
Everywhere we have a label that takes more than one line, the label and the corresponding input field get misaligned vertically.
This can be verified in http://themes.shamsoft.net/flaty/form_component.html
Labels of smaller length are aligned with the vertical middle of their input field but if you scroll down to the field that says "Prepended and appended input", you will notice it is not aligned like the others.
There are other fields like that further down on that page, all of them having multi-line labels.
The pattern I see is that this happens everywhere a label is long enough to get broken into more than one line. It looks like either the input field gets pushed up a few pixels, or the label gets pushed down
Was hoping it would be an easy fix
Each label has a 7px padding top. It's from bootstrap! Do you have better way to vertically align labels?
So you don't see this as an issue? <confused>http://i.imgur.com/wWI0u13.png
The solution would be if it wraps to 2 lines to vertically align the top of the 1st line with the top of the input field. Then it wouldn't look so strange.
The problem is that there is not any pseudo class in css to figure it out that your label is broken to two lines! If it was possible, I'm pretty sure that solution would be implemented by bootstrap.
Ok fair enough, just checking I'm obviously not a CSS dev.
It sounds like this answer would work:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17845864/twitter-bootstrap-vertically-align-input-with-label-inside-control-group
This solution will stretch label horizontally, if it's too long. In this case, controls are not aligned equally to the left (you can see demo). I don't accept this solution as a general solution which should be used by all customers. But if you want, you can simply add the code to your css.
Hello author, My site has one year with your theme. It was the best option. Thank you for support this item. Recently, I have adquited a ssl certificate for my site, and I just want to let you know a note. It is better keep this protocol for the font:
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SSL certificate will block all content particially not encrypted. So, if it happens, your site wil not render the font propertly ("captain_planet" had a similiar problem but locally). Just keep in mind. Author, thank you so much again.
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Hi, I want buy this theme. But I have one question. Is this Template also supports right to left?
Hi. No, it doesn't support RTL.
I was trying to add a dropdown selector to our application and for that purpose I used the same methods as shown for the horizontal menus: http://shamsoft.net/flaty/ui_horizontal-menu.html
There is an issue, though: we also have a sidebar navigation menu, and I didn't know we could only have one of them in small screens.
What happens is that the sidebar menu takes precedence and the dropdown selector in the horizontal menu at the top is hidden.
Is there a way for us to show both menus on small screens?
Unfortunately it needs a lot of css change. But why you simply don't use a drop-down menu instead of horizontal navbar? Please take a look at ul.flaty-nav > li.user-profile. I guess it's what you need
Well, I wanted it to have the same look and feel of the user menu, so I went for the horizontal menu, which would give me exactly that.
I'll have a look at those CSS rules, see what I can come up with.
I tried using the user-profile class but that doesn't work either, because that way the actual user menu disappears.
To put this differently: is there a way for us to maintain the sidebar menu and the user menu, and add another dropdown menu on the top navbar, pulled to the left?
I meant that .user-profile is what you need to implement, but not exactly with that class and .hidden-xs wrapper.
Please send me an email from my profile page (http://themeforest.net/user/ShaMSofT), I'll send you an example html file.
Hello author, do you any plan in update this item with most recent libraries? Thank you in advance
I didn't have any plan to update it, because it's stable right now. But let me see, I'll update my local repository to new versions and if it was still stable, I'll release it
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Out company recently bought a copy of this template.
I have a few questions though:
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2. What is the update procedure with this? If you made some updates to the templates due to a bug lets say. How do we get that new copy with the bug fix?
I am a bit reluctant to copy the assets files out right and would much rater it being installed via nuget so i can run updates on those packages if I need to.
Can you give me some recommendations on how to install this properly?
Thank You. Shane
1. How did you install it using NuGet?!! This item is a HTML admin template and we haven't put in NuGet!
2. You will be notified by email if we update the template. You can download and replace css, js and assets files in your project.
This template is not installable, you will use it to design the front-end part of an admin area for your project.
Ah ok cool thank you for your reply. We installed TwitterBootstrapMVC.Flaty.MVC4 for support with our Razor views.
In sidebar menu, Is it possible to have a single-expanded item at a time? I mean, if I have an expanded item A and click in item B,it will expand B and collapse A.
Thaks Roberto
We don't support this feature, but you can simply add this functionality to your theme by editing flaty.js.Open flaty.js and add following code before line 158:
$(this).parent().siblings().children('.submenu:visible').slideUp(400).siblings('.dropdown-toggle').children('.arrow').attr('class', 'arrow fa fa-angle-right');So you'll have something like this:
... } $(this).parent().siblings().children('.submenu:visible').slideUp(400).siblings('.dropdown-toggle').children('.arrow').attr('class', 'arrow fa fa-angle-right'); submenu.slideToggle(400, function(){ ...
very good. working like a charm !!! thank you
You're welcome
Unfortunately, I didn't write it in LESS at that time, it's a plan well-commented CSS file.
The flaty.js file is required, it take care of sidebar, menu, theme setting, initializing some of plugins, etc. But you can omit flaty-demo-codes.js file based on your needs. This file contains codes to config some plugins that may be used occasionally (i.e knob, charts, form wizard, etc.). You may use this file based on the components that you put in your pages and you may require to change the code to fits your needs.
I applied this theme to an existing project for a customer a couple of years ago. So I suppose you won't encounter to any specific problem.
Thanks for your answer!
My other concern is about charts: does the theme support chartjs library or only flot?
No, it doesn't support chartjs by default, but I suppose you can add it easily.
I have downloaded FLATY after pay the money. I try to customize it. I found that when I click to request a new page from the left menu, it is very slow to load a new page.
What can I do to speed up them?
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Are you running it from your computer? outside of localhost? And are you connected to internet? Becaus FLATY load fonts and jQuery from internet, if you're not connected to internet it has to wait for not responding error to load from local host. You can remove the following line from your files to load jQuery locally:
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Hi! I am looking for a wp-admin responsive theme to can see woocommerce orders in a smartphone
Is it possible with your theme? Thanks Regards Juan
Unfortunately, no. It's html template, you can't use it in Wordpress.
At the time composing a mail does a lack a CSS, which you removed the own, source: bootstrap-wysihtml5 \ bootstrap-wysihtml5.js, makes a call to /lib/css/wysiwyg-color.css
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Title 43
Chapter 43.20B
Section 43.20B.675
Vendor overpayments—Goods or services provided on or after July 1, 1998—Notice—Adjudicative proceeding—Enforcement—Collection—Rules.
(1) When the department determines that a vendor was overpaid by the department for either goods or services, or both, provided to department clients, except nursing homes under chapter
RCW, the department will give written notice to the vendor. The notice will include the amount of the overpayment, the basis for the claim, and the rights of the vendor under this section.
(2) The notice may be served upon the vendor in the manner prescribed for the service of a summons in civil action or be mailed to the vendor at the last known address by certified mail, return receipt requested, demanding payment within twenty days of the date of receipt.
(3) The vendor has the right to an adjudicative proceeding governed by the administrative procedure act, chapter
RCW, and the rules of the department. The vendor's application for an adjudicative proceeding must be in writing, state the basis for contesting the overpayment notice, and include a copy of the department's notice. The application must be served on and received by the department within twenty-eight days of the vendor's receipt of the notice of overpayment. The vendor must serve the department in a manner providing proof of receipt.
(4) Where an adjudicative proceeding has been requested, the presiding or reviewing office will determine the amount, if any, of the overpayment received by the vendor.
(5) If the vendor fails to attend or participate in the adjudicative proceeding, upon a showing of valid service, the presiding or reviewing officer may enter an administrative order declaring the amount claimed in the notice to be assessed against the vendor and subject to collection action by the department.
(6) Failure to make an application for an adjudicative proceeding within twenty-eight days of the date of notice will result in the establishment of a final debt against the vendor in the amount asserted by the department and that amount is subject to collection action. The department may also charge the vendor with any costs associated with the collection of any final overpayment or debt established against the vendor.
(7) The department may enforce a final overpayment or debt through lien and foreclosure, distraint, seizure and sale, order to withhold and deliver, or other collection action available to the department to satisfy the debt due.
(8) Debts determined under this chapter are subject to collection action without further necessity of action by a presiding or reviewing officer. The department may collect the debt in accordance with RCW
, and
. In addition, a vendor lien may be subject to distraint and seizure and sale in the same manner as prescribed for support liens in RCW
(9) Chapter 66, Laws of 1998 applies to overpayments for goods or services provided on or after July 1, 1998.
(10) The department may adopt rules consistent with this section.
1998 c 66 § 2.
1998 c 66:
"The legislature finds that more efficient and cost-effective means are available for the collection of vendor overpayments owed the state of Washington. The legislature further finds it desirable to provide vendors a uniform formal appeal process that will streamline the current process for both the department of social and health services and the vendor." [
1998 c 66 § 1.
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I had a wonderful time at Michael Port's Heroic Public Speaking event. There was a lot of value offered for those who attended. As a speaker, I loved sharing what I knew with the folks who were there. But I also operated as an attendee, listening and absorbing, and also getting what I could out of meeting and talking with other attendees. I had a secret opportunity: almost a dozen people there were friends as well as attendees. So I got a LOT out of my time there. But it made me think.
Are you getting the most out of your conferences?
There are some great ways to improve your conference experience, and I want to give you them right now.
You Will Never See Us Coming
I was talking with the ever smart Jeff Brown who does the Read to Lead Podcast (one of my favorites), and we were talking about how podcasting is just booming. Jeff runs a Podcaster Academy. I co-founded PodCamp, etc. It's a big topic these days.
Jeff said that once at his former job in radio, someone said, "You can't kill radio. No one will ever listen to a traffic report on a podcast."
Remember When I Said I Quit Facebook?
A few years back, I quit Facebook. I tried deleting my old profile, but in Facebook, that's pretty much an act of congress, so I just abandoned it. A year ago-ish, I snuck back on, but decided not to do much in the way of "business" via my Facebook. Along the way, I discovered what I think is the real value of the platform.
Facebook Business Value Isn't What You Think
People ask me often about advertising on Facebook. I have no idea. Every time I've done it, nothing much happens. Jon Loomer knows better than me. That's his thing.
Why I Won't Stop Blogging
I started blogging in 1998, back when they called it journaling. My first site wasn't really blogging software. It didn't exist yet. A bunch of my sites have been lost to software companies folding. Then eventually, I landed on blogger.com, ported some of those posts to WordPress, made a lot of mistakes, and finally settled into chrisbrogan.com staying on WordPress and staying in the same rough area of the universe (though my focus changes every few years).
I won't stop blogging
I love it. I love having a platform where I can reach out to people, share my thoughts and ideas and insights, and find ways to help others.
Hanging out on MSNBC Your Business
I was on MSNBC's Your Business with JJ Ramberg, with my co-panelist Larry Broughton. We discussed underpants, second locations, and virtual assistants. If any of that is your thing or if you just want to see me chatting in a tie, here you are:
I'm not a social media expert
I'm a business advisor and educator. My job in one way or another over the last several years has been to help businesses figure out how to market and sell better using digital tools. That makes my job basically business advisor and consultant.
I'm not a social media expert.
I don't care about the tools. I care about the interactions. I care about business making. I care about helping professionals communicate and connect.
I Like Facebook More Than Twitter These Days and Why That Doesn't Matter
Lately, I'm finding lots of interaction and fun on Facebook. I once wrote a post about how I was leaving Facebook for Google+ because whoa, that's the future. Until Google decided it wasn't. And I'm reasonably well known for loving Twitter and being an early adopter of it.
Which social network is right for you?
The real answer? The one you like. I like Instagram plenty. I like Facebook more than I ever did before (no real idea why). I even spent a half hour today in LinkedIn (which I usually complain about).
What is Content Marketing?
Content marketing is the art of using content of any kind (blogs, podcasts, newsletters, and much more) to reach prospects and customers and influencers, and warm them up for the potential of a purchase. You can have an offline business and use content marketing. You can promote yourself, a book, a store, a church, or whatever it is you need to do.
The art of content marketing is to create information that entertains, informs, and then CONNECTS a potential buyer with what you do/offer.
What a Long Time Friendship and Partnership Looks Like
I started stalking Brian Clark of Copyblogger back in 2006. Hard to imagine that I'd already been blogging for eight years when he showed up, but I knew from the start that Brian was smarter at a lot of things than I was, and that he'd go far. He, on the other hand, thought I was a weirdo and wouldn't amount to anything. (Long time joke, but true story.)
Brian and I Have Collaborated In Many Ways
Brian was faster to the idea of helping people learn what they needed to know about the business side of the web in a more formalized way. And he created years of content that people really couldn't rival. While I dabbled and explored and investigated and changed lanes, Brian stayed very tightly on a single mission, helping you move the needle on your business.
Which Conference Should You Attend? Your Own
I'm working through a few ideas, but I'm a little bit stuck. And as I haven't been invited to speak at a conference this week or next (where I get a lot of thoughts and ideas), I decided to put on a conference in my living room. The content doesn't quite matter, because it's my conference.
People ask me all the time which conferences are the ones to attend? My answer: your own.


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It's hard to shake the feeling that the Federal Reserve is about to begin pulling back on stimulus not just on the back of better economic data, but also because financial markets have already priced it in. The band-aid ripping debate over an eventual tapering of bond purchases that started in May was so painful, Fed officials simply don't want to go through it again.
Too early to call revival in Latin America manufacturing
It may be too early to herald a revival of Latin America's manufacturing following a recent currency decline, according to a report by London-based research firm Capital Economics.
Trust me, I'm with Google
Hal Varian, Google's chief economist, is unsurprisingly an advocate of data extraction and analysis on a mass scale – you'd almost have to be, as data-cruncher-in-chief of a company whose search engine was tapped a billion times just since this morning.
If at first you don't succeed… Fed's Evans sticks to strong forecast despite misses
It's nice to know Federal Reserve officials have a sense of humor about their own forecasting errors. Chicago Fed President Charles Evans was certainly humble enough to admit to some recent misses in a speech on Friday .
Say it with confidence: Consumer surveys as a leading indicator of jobs
It turns out people are better employment forecasters than economists. A report from New York Fed economists finds that confidence measures gleaned from consumer surveys are very tightly correlated with the path of U.S. employment.
Fed taxonomy: Lacker is a hawk, not a bull
Not to mix too many animal metaphors but, generally speaking, monetary policy hawks also tend to bulls on the economy. That is, they are leery of keeping interest rates too low for too long because they believe growth prospects are stronger than economists foresee, and therefore could lead to higher inflation.
Curious timing for Fed self-doubt on monetary policy
If there was ever a time to be worried about whether the Federal Reserve's bond-buying stimulus is having a positive effect on the economy, the last few months were probably not it. Everyone expected government spending cuts and tax increases to push the economic recovery off the proverbial cliff, while the outlook for overseas economies has very quickly gone from rosy to flashing red. But the American expansion has remained the fastest-moving among industrialized laggards, with second quarter gross domestic product revised up sharply to 2.5 percent.
Post-Jackson Hole, Fed Septaper still appears on track
With all the QE-bashing that went on at the Federal Reserve's Jackson Hole conference this year, it was difficult not to get the sense that, barring a major economic disappointment before its September meeting, the central bank is on track to begin reducing the monthly size of its bond purchase program, or quantitative easing.
Time to taper the taper talk?
It's been three months since the Federal Reserve first hinted that it's going to have to ease off on its extraordinary monetary stimulus, but financial markets are still not settled on the matter.
Europe may still be 'on path for a meltdown': former Obama adviser Goolsbee
Reporting by Chris Kaufmann and Walden Siew
For all the enthusiasm about the euro zone's exit from recession, many experts believe the currency union's crisis is more dormant than over. That was certainly the message from Austan Goolsbee, former economic adviser to President Barack Obama and professor at the University of Chicago. He spoke to the Reuters Global Markets Forum this week.


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"Let's cut the dog crap, shall we?"
So begins these three young fans' proposition for their badly managed team. Clad in Cleveland brown and orange, they put forth the case for Jim Tressel. They also return their own serve with criticisms for the ownership's actual considerations. And dang if it isn't funny but sound reasoning. You can disagree with it, but they make a better case than most fans–and more entertaining at that.
Brendan McGinley is editor round these parts when not writing comics or Cracked columns. You can say a neighborly hello to him on Twitter @BrendanMcGinley.
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THUMBS UP - ANOTHER BIG RALLY. The Rough Rider Motorcycle Rally was another roaring success last weekend, with thousands of bikers showing up for a weekend of fun in the Meadow City. It's only a few years old, and yet it's getting bigger every year — and, with the money they spend, it's helping the retailers around town.
Between the decision to make east Las Vegas the railroad's regional headquarters, and the commerce flourishing on Railroad Avenue, New Town experienced instant and rapid growth immediately after the first train arrived.
(Aug. 3) The Telegraph, London, on the West's debt crisis and the military — The U.S. debt debacle may signal the end of the American century not only economically, but also militarily and diplomatically. A minor exchange hinted at the shape of things to come. On a visit to Afghanistan, Admiral Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was asked by troops if they would get paid if the U.S. defaulted. "I really don't know the answer to the question," came the reply.
By Doug Ferguson
AP Golf Writer
Las Vegan Nicholas Aragon is taking his talents to south Oklahoma.
Aragon, who graduated from West Las Vegas in May after starring in baseball for both WLV and Robertson, is attending Oklahoma Panhandle State University this fall and playing for the Aggie baseball team.
Hopefully Robertson senior Luke Aragon didn't blink in late July.
If he did, he likely missed what turned out to be an abbreviated summer vacation.
Aragon spent seven weeks in Bradenton, Fl., in the IMG Sports Academy's wood bat league, playing alongside some of the better young baseball talent from across the country.
And this week, just days after returning from Florida, Aragon was to join the Robertson football team as it begins the preseason gauntlet of training.
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• Las Vegas Adult League men's games: Dream Team vs. Yo Momma, 6:30 p.m., Blaze vs. Good Doodz, 7:30 p.m., city complex
New Mexico Highlands University golf pro Dan Houtchens will be conducting a junior golf camp with classes in August. Classes will be held 10 to 11:30 a.m. Aug. 9 and 11 at the Gene Torres Golf Course. Cost is $30 a person or two for $50. For more information, call Houtchens at 425-7711.
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The Las Vegas Youth Soccer League is accepting registrations for the 2011 fall season through August. Parents may register their youngsters online at lasvegasyouthsoccer.org or at DesertGate Internet 118 Bridge Street, Las Vegas.
Editor's note: This fishing report, provided by the Department of Game and Fish and thefishphone.com, has been generated from the best information available from area officers, anglers, guides and local businesses. Conditions may vary. Extreme fire danger has prompted agencies to impose fire restrictions and closures on public and private lands across New Mexico. Please check for the latest information at nmfireinfo.wordpress.com or by calling the fire restrictions hotline at 877-864-6985.
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Las Vegas police and the FBI are looking for a man who walked into Community 1st Bank's Legion Park branch at about 9 a.m. Monday and handed a teller a note demanding money.
The robber, who threatened force, ran out of the bank with an undisclosed amount of money, Las Vegas Police Chief Christian Montaño said.
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A Beautiful Future
A fresh canvas for this budding artist meant a heart transplant at Children's. Today, Femi is the portrait of a thriving sixth grader – a special talent who's going to create like the greats.
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Campbell knows the key to being a good dancer: practice and lots of good partners, including the GI specialists at Children's. A diagnosis of Crohn's Disease? It's not keeping this rising star down.
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The Best Place for Kids.
Providing superior pediatric care is our reward. National recognition is an added bonus. Ranked among the 2016-2017 Best Children's Hospitals by U.S. News & World Report.
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When Lawson was younger, clubfeet led to casts, braces and surgery. Now, thanks to the orthopedics team at Children's, his biggest worries are finishing his homework and getting to basketball practice on time.
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An artistic vision now provides a landmark on the campus of Children's Hospital & Medical Center. Located at the corner of 84th Street and West Dodge Road, a sculpture named "Imagine" captivates passers-by and hospital guests. The work of art was installed in the fall of 2010, about a month after the new Children's Specialty Pediatric Center welcomed its first patients. But, the creative process that breathed life into Imagine started more than a year earlier. Photojournalist Peter Soby worked closely with artist Matthew Placzek and Children's Hospital & Medical Center to document each step, along with the surprising parallels that exist between an artist's studio and a healing environment. The result is the documentary you see here, "The Making of Imagine."
"Imagine" is the creation of Omaha artist and sculptor Matthew Placzek. Five bronze statues of children playing build up the hill to Children's Specialty Pediatric Center. A lighted spire rises up 76-feet inside a window-encased stairwell. Nineteen umbrellas twirl up the spire, each containing programmable LED lights capable of more than 16 million colors and combinations.
"It's my hope that the piece will bring a sense of joy to the families and patients at Children's," said Placzek. "It represents the nurturing, caring and healing of the many children who receive care here each year. And, with such a visible location, I want people who pass by to forget their daily challenges and enjoy the bronze children who are celebrating the simple joys of life."
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