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[Spain] Minube, a social travel portal out of Spain, launches in China today. It's the beginning of a roll-out across Asia and the company expects to add Japan within weeks, as well as opening an office in Guangzhou. Launched in November 2007, Minube already has Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian and French versions. In Spain, traffic is over 1 million monthly visits and at 1.6… Read More

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Other than crossing the path of paparazzi galore and Hilary Duff, who knows what Ali Sims was laughing about while leaving Starbucks in Beverly Hills yesterday. Doesn't seem like Ali should be laughing at anybody but herself…. given she her own family is almost at their end with her. Why is it that her and Brit are so addicted to Coffee Bean and Starbucks…. what the hell. It's funny….. because if she wanted to be more stealth mode she could pick less obvious locations. I think she just digs the attention….. since no one else has been giving it her lately. It's good to see her cousin Brit getting her butt back in gear (and I am not just talkin about the gym) with her kids and career…. not to mention spend more quality time with her expecting sister (who I heard to growing in size). Should we anticipate mini Spears to be the bigger mommy role model for us? hmmmm we will have to wait and see. This should be interesting……
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Paul McCartney reunited with his "Cut Me Some Slack" pal Dave Grohl Saturday night when the Foo Fighters frontman made a surprise appearance onstage at McCartney's London concert to perform the Beatles classic "I Saw Her Standing There." While past collaborations between the two rockers have seen Grohl sit behind the drum kit, on this occasion the Foo Fighter joined McCartney up front and center at the O2 Arena to play guitar and sing on the chorus, NME reports.
However, the Grohl cameo wasn't even the biggest surprise from Saturday night's show: For the first time ever, McCartney performed McCartney II's frantic, synth-driven, krautrock-inspired "Temporary Secretary," a track that was never played live in the 35 years since its release. In its live debut, "Temporary Secretary" sounded remarkably fresh and faithful to the original. The song, which Rolling Stone dubbed both "an insane highlight of McCartney II" and "one of 12 weirdest Paul McCartney songs," continues a theme of dusting off old classics this tour, as we've also seen McCartney's solo live debut of the Beatles' "Another Girl."
McCartney and Grohl first performed "I Saw Her Standing There" together at the 2009 Grammy Awards, with Grohl serving as drummer for that encounter. The two linked up again – this time with Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic and Foo Fighters guitarist Pat Smear – to record the Grammy-winning "Cut Me Some Slack" for Grohl's Sound City documentary.
"It was magic for me playing with these guys," McCartney told Rolling Stone of the collaboration in January 2014. "I knew who Dave was because I'd met him, and he said 'I have a couple of friends coming along.' And during the session I hear them talking: 'Wow, we haven't played since Nirvana.' So I found myself in the middle of a Nirvana reunion." Asked at the time if he and Grohl would perform together again, McCartney admitted, "You never know."
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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – Indianapolis Public Safety Director Troy Riggs says the city is working on a summer jobs program they hope will cut down on crime among young people.
Riggs said the idea came from young people themselves during community conversations about crime.
"We think this is extremely important – especially as you're seeing younger people involved in more violent crime – younger people being involved in violence, being victims of violence, and when you hear it from the young people themselves – saying they want to have something to do … I think it's incumbent on all of us in the community to do what we can to make sure they have a safe and productive summer," said Riggs.
He wouldn't go into detail about the program because it's still a work in progress. But Riggs said the program would also include a mentor for each young person both on and off the job site.
"So if they get in trouble in the neighborhood … they'll lose their job as a result," said Riggs. "It's called accountability I think it's a good thing for young people, it's something they're asking for, and I believe for all of us in our community and adults that have means to support that, we need to."
The goal is also to provide meals for the young people during the day.
"I grew up in a poor area of town and I had a lot of people that assisted me," said Riggs. "I had a strong nuclear family, a strong basis in faith in our church, we had neighbors that were involved in your life. Some young people tell us they have none of that. And that's a very sad commentary on today's America. In a community, though, if we have a child who's struggling, I think we have a responsibility to try to help that child be successful long term.
Riggs said the city is working with the newly formed non-profit Public Safety Foundation for funding and community partnerships. An official announcement is expected later in May.


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The federal government selected the Savannah River Site in South Carolina to be the world's nuclear waste dump. To commemorate this honor, a statue similar to the statue of liberty ought to be erected at the entrance of the Savannah River Site.
She was born in Babe Ruth's rookie year with the Boston Red Sox. The same year Charlie Chaplin made his film debut, the year Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria was assasinated in Sarajevo, trigering events that set off World War I.
My grandmother was born during what some my call "interesting times."
Mildred Whaley, was raised in rural north Georgia, spending most of her life in the small farming community of Cohutta, within shouting distance of the Tennessee line.
We have all waited a long time for the adoption to be officially official. We showed up at the Columbia County courthouse for Judge Danny Craig to apply the final touch. At least, half of us were crying when he said that Landon's last name would be Fickle.
I know several of you reading this know how it feels. Even though you bring a newborn home from the hospital and care for him for several months, the adoption procedure is always on your mind until it's finalized.
On Tuesday, July 15, 2014, New York Yankees star Derek Jeter played his final All-Star game. He went 2-for-2 with a run scored and left in the top of the fourth to a three minute ovation from the Target Field crowd. He received more love, admiration, and respect than a Medal of Honor recipient. That's how it is in America. Athletes, actors, and music artist are treasured more than veterans. A Bible quote says, "For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also."
I'm sure they will be smarter than the students who entered college with me back in my freshman days. We hope they will be a more diverse group as well, reflecting the state's growing black, Latino and Asian populations.
Unfortunately for Georgia's future, there will be fewer of these students attending our public colleges than there were a couple of years ago.
After growing to a record level of 318,000 students in 2011, the combined enrollment at our public colleges declined to 314,000 in 2012 and to 309,000 in 2013.
As a business person, there is one economics lesson I learn over and over again:
The marketplace is essential but not perfect.
It is not perfect in a variety of ways, but a big one is that not everyone can be a winner.
I don't mean winner in the sense of Bill Gates or Warren Buffett. Rather, a winner in the sense of middle class – with access to some discretionary income.
There are a variety of ways to lose–and they're not all bad.
The marketplace creates losers of the inefficient or passé. Or the rich who make poor investments.
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On behalf of the State Bar of Georgia, I would like to offer congratulations and appreciation to the judges and staff of the Office of Superior Court Judge of Columbia County, who raised the most food per capita among legal organizations during the third annual Georgia Legal Food Frenzy.
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"Hey, there's only us left now," Courtney Love notices on the title rocker that opéns Hole's new album, the band's first since 1994's Live Through This. Her co-stars are a bassist, Melissa Auf Der Maur; a drummer, Patty Schemel; and one pent-up guitarist, Eric Erlandson, who keeps going for the throat. Love sounds sick of people who don't miss vinyl, who don't understand how to use records as ways to make sense of their lives.
Celebrity Skin — an album about fame, beauty, life and their opposites — is Hole's passionate response. It's sprung, flung and fun, high-impact, rock-fueled pop with the body and flexibility of really good hair. Hole are immediately in your face with the cheese-metal riffs and cuddly dissolves of "Celebrity Skin," a track full of cloudless energy that seems to explode the malaise that has surrounded Love since husband Kurt Cobain's death. "If the world is so wrong," Love insists next on "Awful," "Yeah, you can break them all/With one song."
The album teems with sonic knockouts that make you see all sorts of stars. It's accessible, fiery and intimate — often at the same time. Here is a basic guitar record that's anything but basic. On high points like "Awful" and the gorgeous "Malibu," Hole act as though making big radio-ready hits smart now equals pure punk rock.
Love herself is a combination of Los Angeles messiness and London obliqueness, a mix of the ungovernable expressiveness of Stevie Nicks and the refracted psychedelicism of a British loner like Julian Cope. Producer Michael Beinhorn — who steered Soundgarden through the wiry heavens of guitar rock on Superunknown — helps pull together these two unlikely sides of Love's artistic personality. The result is more shiftingly special than the heavy-handed grunge of Live Through This. Celebrity Skin is all minimalist explosion, idiomatic flair and dead-on rhythms. On "Malibu," a ballad about separation and escape, Erlandson's guitar changes from silveriness to something rougher in a heartbeat. This is rock & roll that's supple enough to handle Love's amphitheaters of emotion.
It's wavy, like the Pacific Ocean. That's one of Love's other obsessions on Celebrity Skin: the promises and the agonies of Southern California. Sold-out sluts, fading actresses, deluded teenagers, "summer babes" and hunks — all this "beautiful garbage" crowds the roadside of the album. So Billy Corgan, Hole's other major collaborator, who co-wrote five superb songs on Skin, makes real sense here. By advocating structure in '92 with the Smashing Pumpkins, Corgan stood firm for the L.A. tradition of closely considered studio rock as an avenue to freedom. The songs he worked on here include "Hit So Hard," an unhurried groove about full-on crushes that never lays back; "Dying," a slightly electronicized ballad where Love reveals her need to be "under your skin"; and "Petals," whose subtle minor-key remembrances and grand demands build to a spectacular climax. Clearly, Corgan has shown Hole how to relax and go for it.
Other songs are as impressive. On "Reasons to Be Beautiful," Hole recapture the Los Angeles of X, the first punk band to burlesque the downside of L.A. "Miles and miles of perfect skin," Love sings, "I swear I do, I fit right in." But as much as she loves a boho band like X, Love lives for grand gesture. After howling through "Northern Star," she cheers up with "Boys on the Radio," one of the most moving pop songs the Nineties have heard. The text involves Love's male competitors, and how she loves and hates them. As Erlandson switches from strum-y verses to exquisitely fucked-up chords ever so slightly behind the beat, Love's unreal vocal attitude — sensuous but distant, as though she's tugging at the pop nation, her life and your heart, from Venus — takes the song someplace else altogether. She considers "endless summer nights" that she knows are illusions but that she craves anyway. With its odd angle on heartbreak, the song is an end-of-the-century "More Than a Feeling." And as Celebrity Skin keeps arguing, that's something the world can sure use.
You don't need to know or love Courtney Love — to care about her highly chronicled trek from ripped cropped tops to Versace gowns — to enjoy this album. Even Love herself, though, can't deny her own myth: In the album's very first verse, she casts herself as "a walking study/In demonology." Love has not seized the occasion of the third Hole album to force her thoughts into a meticulous memoir, a well-put apology or even a clear explanation. On Celebrity Skin, she isn't especially after journalistic precision, and she isn't devising some glam plan to seem brilliant. She just knows exactly the kind of rock star she wants to be, and is it.


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Laurence Vaughan began his career with PricewaterhouseCoopers in audit and consulting before joining a client as its Financial Director. In 1993 he joined Sytner Group Ltd as CEO and later as Sytner's non-Executive Chairman. Sytner reported revenue of over £3.5 billion 2014.
In 2006 Laurence was appointed Chairman of Civica plc which he helped float on AIM. He is also Chairman of Catapult Venture Managers Limited and r2c Online Holdings Limited, a Catapult portfolio company. Laurence was Executive Chairman of Anglian Home Improvements Limited from September 2013 to April 2015. Laurence holds a BA from Durham University and is a chartered accountant.
He is currently Chairman of Catapult Venture Managers Limited and founding partner of Opus Ventures LLP, a private equity business which he established in 2003.
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Andrew Riley joined the Idox Group in 2000. He was Managing Director of Idox's Public Sector Software Division from 2011 and led its successful transformation into one integrated business unit. He was appointed to the Board as Chief Operating Officer (COO) in July 2015.
Prior to joining Idox in 2000, Andrew gained a broad experience in the public sector having been commissioned as an officer into the RAF in 1990, and then holding teaching and training roles, before finally working as an IT manager for a local UK council. Andrew is a graduate of the University of Wales.
He was appointed as CEO in November 2016.
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Jane first joined the finance team of Idox in 2005 and was appointed as Group Financial Controller and Company Secretary in 2009. Jane was appointed as Chief Financial Officer in February 2014. Prior to this Jane was an assistant audit manager at Grant Thornton in Glasgow where she qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 2004. Jane has a first class degree in Accounting from the University of Strathclyde, where she graduated in 2001.
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Richard Kellett-Clarke brings to the board over 25 years of management experience in the turn round and strategic repositioning and recovery of creative businesses in CMCG, media, electronics and software industries. He was a founder of AFX NEWS ltd, now part of Thomson Reuters, and Sealed Media, now owned by Oracle. He has held numerous CFO roles in subsidiaries of large PLC's as well as the role of IT Director at Financial Times Information. He was part of the team as CFO which brought Pickwick Group PLC to the main market and Brady Plc to AIM.
He joined Idox first as CFO, then was appointed MD of the software division, followed by COO in 2007. He was appointed CEO in November 2007. He transitioned from the role of CEO to Non Executive Director in November 2016.
Peter Lilley
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Peter Lilley is the former MP for Hitchin and Harpenden. In his parliamentary career he was Parliamentary Private Secretary to Ministers for Local Government and after a period at the Treasury served as Secretary of State for Trade and Industry and Secretary of State for Social Security until 1997. He is the senior independent Non-Executive Director of Idox.
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Jeremy is a partner of Smith Square Partners LLP, where he provides corporate finance advice to companies primarily in the Technology sector. Prior to this, he spent five years at Rothschild, based in their London office, advising clients on all aspects of corporate finance, including on a number of major cross-border transactions encompassing Europe, North America and the Middle East. Between 2001 and 2007, Jeremy worked at Hawkpoint Partners where he had a strong focus on advising mid-market UK listed companies. He has also worked for the UK Ministry of Defence and Mars Snack Foods, qualified as a chartered accountant in 1999, and holds an M.Eng from Cambridge University.
In 2016, Jeremy was appointed as a Non-Executive Director at Solar Communications Ltd a privately owned Telecoms Services business.
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Barbara is a non-executive director at Agility Trains, the Lending Standards Board and West Hampshire Clinical Commissioning Group. She is a Trustee of Guy's and St Thomas' Charity. Previous NED appointments include Chair of OPM Group.
Barbara spent the first 20 years of her career in strategic, commercial and finance roles in the private sector, latterly as Chief Finance Officer in two international listed IT companies.
In 2005, she was appointed Director General at the Ministry of Justice and subsequently the Department for Transport. In 2010, Barbara moved to Westminster City Council as Chief Operating Officer.
She is a CIMA fellow, holds a treasury qualification from ACT and is a graduate of St Catherine's College Oxford where she read politics, philosophy and economics.


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A few things to note here: What Fedora includes by default depends on the Spin you pick. If you pick the desktop Live CD, Firefox is default. In KDE, Live CD konqueror is default. In Xfce Live CD, Midori can be the default. Users can already pick and choose any browser they want. I don't understand at all how any of this is "anti-competitive"
Opera is not included in Fedora because it is not a free and open source browser.
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There is still no one to own the writing of the code for this feature. Until there is, this feature should stay in FeaturePageIncomplete.
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Life was much easier back in the days when everyone used Points and Picas for measurements in the design field – most readers probably have probably never used them, but I assure you it was much easier. Inches is a ridiculous measurement system, particularly in our business. Has anyone ever been told to provide a 6 59/64 wide ad or poster? For years I've used this fraction-to-decimal chart, keeping it tacked to the wall next to my monitor for quick reference.
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Boy has it been a while since I've made gloves. A year ago, I was churning out two pair a day. I was a fingerless-glove machine. I was the warm hands hookup for everyone I knew.
Just in time for the snow, I finished a pair for Jon last week.
Jon really wanted to make these himself. I was confident he could tackle them. But double pointed needles are a little awkward for a beginner knitter. I don't know if I blame him for handing it over to me.
They're made of Ella Rae bamboo silk yarn. Jon loves that they're made of bamboo.
This pattern is kind of a mish mosh of things. It's my old-reliable favorite fingerless glove pattern "Knucks" from Knitty's summer 2006 issue. I remember making these in high school. They're pretty fool-proof and beautiful.
But the man wants to keep his fingers warm! Who could blame him? So I adapted part of another Knitty pattern. I took the glove cap from the "Broad Street" pattern. I kind of just adapted it to fit the slightly smaller gloves I made. I'm not a perfectionist until something goes wrong.
I might even add this cap to my fingerless gloves. It's been cold.
Jon picked out these buttons I mentioned the other day.
I made a little 2 stitch I-cord loop and added the button. And voila!
I'll tell you about the thumbs which are a little awkard. I knit them like a long tube of the fingerless version and sewed them closed. I'm not thrilled about it and one of them needs to be adjusted because it's too long. But it was the only way to really get a top-down closed finger. (Actually I can think of a few other ways. This one just happened out of frustration I guess.)
Also, I knit the second glove cap and it looked beautiful. And then I realized that I'd made two left-hand gloves. So I ended up ripping out the whole cap and re-doing it. So embarrassing. But I'm admitting it!
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WASHINGTON (Oct. 30)
The State Department said today that it was not aware of any plan by the Israeli government to annex the West Bank and Gaza Strip after the five-year period of autonomy for those territories now being negotiated between Israel, Egypt and the U.S.
The Department's chief spokesman, Hodding Carter, made that comment when asked about Moshe Dayan's assertion last Friday that he resigned as Israel's Foreign Minister primarily because of a secret, unpublished understanding within the government of Premier Menachem Begin that the West Bank and Gaza Strip would be annexed to Israel.
Carter stated: "I am not aware of any plan such as that. What I am aware of is the commitment of Israel to negotiate on the status over the long term and short term of both the West Bank and Gaza. We are currently engaged in negotiations on the question of autonomy and the long range question is also up to the people and the parties in the area. I don't know of any reason to doubt the sincerity of the Israeli government on this question."


text: On Fri, 2 Jul 2004, Hubert Feyrer wrote: > I've seen this several times now when the / filesystem (ufs) is full that > my bulk build machine panics. Usually something with uvm, here's the > latest traceback I got (10-finger-dump): Last night I got that panic on another machine running 2.0_BETA/i386 from a few days ago too, without an empty filesystem. It happened at the end of a "shutdown -p +45": pid 332 (sh), uid 0: exited on signal 11 (core dumped) uvm_fault() fatal page fault in supervisor mode trap type 6 code 0 eip ... panic: trap Begin traceback... trap() at netbsd:trap+0x149 --- trap (number 6) --- pmap_remove_ptes() pmap_do_remove() pmap_remove() uvm_unmap_remove() uvmspace_free() exit1() postsig() trap() --- trap (number 6) --- 0x8054780: End traceback... syncing disks... <stall> <ctl+alt+esc> db> t cpu_Debugger() internal_command() wskbd_translate() wskbd_input() pckbd_input() pckbportintr() pckbcintr() Xintr_legacy1() --- interrupt --- Xspllower() uvm_aiodone_daemon() db> - Hubert -- ,,_ If wishes were wings, o" )~ would fly. -- Go www.NetBSD.org! ''''


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text: |While the parish church dates to the 15th century, the most ancient part of this interesting village is a harbour created by the Vikings after they navigated the Great Ouse. Two 16th century buildings are all that remain of the demolition of a manor house once owned by Sir John Gostwick, Cardinal Wolsey's Master of Horse. One is a dovecot containing 1,500 nesting boxes. The second is Henry VIII's stables. Both are now in the hands of the National Trust.


text: Home All ARTICLES FOR Apple TAG A Look Back at 2016 on @CHM Jennifer De La Cruz January 06, 2017 The start of a new year is always an exciting time, a time when the world brims with potential, a time when anything is... Read More Silicon Valley: A Century of Entrepreneurial Innovation David Laws September 20, 2016 The entrepreneurial, technology-driven roots of today's Silicon Valley sprouted long before Google's algorithms, Apple's two Steves, Fairchild's chipmeisters, or the egalitarian management innovations of... Read More The Deep History of Your Apps: Steve Jobs, NeXTSTEP, and Early Object-Oriented Programming Hansen Hsu March 15, 2016 Since 2008, over a hundred billion apps have been downloaded from Apple's App Store onto users' iPhones or iPads. Thousands of software developers have... Read More It's About Time: The Computer on Your Wrist Chris Garcia November 12, 2014 Ubiquitous, wearable computers have been a dream since at least the 1930s. Chester Gould's comic strip Dick Tracy introduced the 2-Way Radio Watch worn... Read More Apple II DOS source code Len Shustek November 12, 2013 Software Gems: The Computer History Museum Historical Source Code Series Could you write a Disk Operating System in 7 weeks? In June 1977 Apple... Read More The Dawn of Computer Comics: Shatter Chris Garcia September 24, 2013 Almost from the moment it was introduced, Apple's Macintosh computer system was adopted by graphic artists. Perhaps it was the easy-to-use graphical user interface... Read More Steve Jobs: From Garage to World's Most Valuable Company Dag Spicer December 02, 2011 Jobs once said his goal in life was "to make a dent in the universe." At the end of this life, Jobs saw Apple... Read More MacPaint and QuickDraw Source Code Len Shustek July 18, 2010 The Apple Macintosh combined brilliant design in hardware and in software. The drawing program MacPaint, which was released with the computer in January of... Read More Early Apple Business Documents Dag Spicer June 02, 2009 Apple Computer (now known as Apple, Inc.) was a major force in the personal computer revolution that took place in the 1970s and '80s.... Read More «12


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Chinese president Hu Jintao plants Ginkgo
The Ginkgo is the national tree of China.
More info here. Video on YouTube (planting starts at 2.47 mins).
Welcome, this blog belongs to my website The Ginkgo Pages about the tree Ginkgo biloba. Please post your comment/question or mail me. Thank you! - Cor Kwant
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Also in this series: Pros and Cons, The Chase, The Scam, The Pursuit
Series: Fox and O'Hare #3
Published by Bantam Penguin Random House on November 7, 2014
Genres: Crime, Fiction, Humor, Mystery, Romance
Pages: 289
Format: Hardcover
Charming con man Nicolas Fox and dedicated FBI agent Kate O'Hare secretly take down world's most-wanted and untouchable felons, next job Violante, the brutal leader of a global drug-smuggling empire. The FBI doesn't know what he looks like, where he is, or how to find him, but Nick knows his tastes in gourmet chocolate.
From Nashville to Lisbon back alleys, from Istanbul rooftops to Thames, they chase clues to lookalike thefts. Pitted against a psychopathic bodyguard Reyna holding Kate hostage and a Portuguese enforcer getting advice from an ancestor's pickled head, they again call driver Willie for ship, actor Boyd for one-eyed Captain Bridger, special effects carpenter Tom, her father Jake - retired Special Forces, and his talent - machete-wielding Somali pirate Billy Dee. This could be their biggest job - if they survive.
My take on the book: CAUTION THIS BOOK REVIEW MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS! IF YOU HAVE NOT READ THE BOOK YET PLEASE EXIT RIGHT NOW! IF YOU HAVE READ IT PLEASE STAY!
Hi my loyal people. Here is a new book review brought to you by me! I finished another book but I am proud to say to all of you that the reason it took so long was for a good reason. As you can see I have changed my blog site from Blogger to WordPress which I am great to say is finally up and working. I hope that you all like it better now. Anyways back to the reason for this blog post!
Nick Fox and Kate O'Hare are back with an awesome book. This on, in my opinion, is one of the best books with Nick and Kate in them. These two are like the most dynamic duo that I love to read and watch on the television in shows or in the movies. We have an FBI Agent who has to be teamed up with Nick Fox while letting everyone think that she is out looking for him, because she is the only one that can catch him, but in reality is working with him for the FBI. I mean it's pretty awesome and something that you don't get to see every day.
Plus the two of them are hilarious together. I mean we have the humor of the two of them together plus the sexual frustration that they both give each other and it just makes it into an awesome book.
So in this one Kate and Nick catch at least two baddies, well unintentionally, as the first one was trying to get Nick's attention and not the FBI's. I also love the fact that no matter what we always, mostly, see the same team members they hire to help with the cons along with having Kate's dad. Though I am starting to think that maybe Kate's dad and Nick have been talking to each other secretly since they almost always agree on everything.
I am giving this book five stars rating since it's soo funny and kept me guessing and the whole time I was working on my new blog site with my mom I couldn't help but think "What is going on with Nick and Kate in this book?" Or my favorite "What type of con is Nick going to pull for this one". I always end up thinking of these things whenever I read a Fox and O'Hare novel because of the fact that these two are so funny and so good at keeping me on my toes. And sometimes making me wonder if the con will actually work and that they will get the bad guy that they are after.
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Few weeks back, a major OS update was introduced on Blackberry 10 phones called the OS 10.3.1. Am sure most of us thought the update was going to fix the issue based on the limitation of running apps one can run on the bb10 phone.
Although there was a really significant OS change which made the bb10 OS look more beautiful and sleek but we still cannot run more than 8 Apps At a time in the background.
Few weeks after the initial update, a minor update called OS 10.3.1.1779 was introduced. Updating my device to OS 10.3.1.1779, we believed the OS was introduced to fix some bug issues which came with the initial OS and we hoped the limitation to the number of apps one can run at same time would be met but apparently, that wasn't the case.
Although, since updating to the latest OS 10.3.1.1779, I haven't had any issues with the OS that I could report as this time. Everything seems to be working fine except for the number of running apps.
The number of running apps allowed still remains at 8. If you tried launching another app, one of your current running apps would have to be closed in other to make room for the newly launched app.
Fine! 8 is quite a good number allowed in terms of running apps but wouldn't blackberry have given us the chance to decide for ourselves just like a typical Android OS?
Well, maybe blackberry is just working in regards making sure you do not consume too much CPU resource which would in-turn, make the device lag and that's why they are limiting you to a maximum of 8 running apps at same time. Just felt I should let you know. **Smiles….


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Ontario Provincial Police have charged a 24-year-old Petawawa man with engaging in an unlawful text conversation with an 11-year-old boy.
Police say they began a child sexual abuse investigation after receiving a complaint about the text conversation.
Officers arrested the suspect on Thursday and charged him with one count each of internet luring of a child and invitation to sexual touching.
The accused remained in custody as he awaited a bail hearing in Pembroke scheduled for Friday.
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Securus Announces Launch of New Free Features: Text Notifications, AutoPay and TextPay
Press Release Jun 10, 2013
DALLAS, June 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Securus Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of inmate communications services, today announced it has launched text notifications, TextPay, and AutoPay, the newest free features to help friends and family members stay connected with their incarcerated loved ones.
AutoPay allows customers to automatically fund their prepaid AdvanceConnect calling account with a preset amount of their choice when their account balance is low. Customers that subscribe to AutoPay will also have the choice to receive either an email or text message payment confirmation. This service ensures that customers always have funds in their accounts and eliminates blocked calls due to insufficient funds.
Consumers who subscribe to TextPay receive low-balance or payment-due notifications, and can easily pay their bill by responding to the text message. In addition to these two new free programs, friends and family members can also opt in to receive low-balance and payment-due text notifications.
"Our focus is on the customer," said Russell Roberts, Vice President of Marketing and Strategy. "AutoPay and TextPay make funding accounts easier than ever and also help ensure calls are connected." Mr. Roberts continued, "Having a loved one in jail is never easy, and that's why we want to take the worry out of missing calls by proactively notifying customers when their balance is low and even automating the funding process for them. The best part is that we provide these services completely free of charge."
About Securus
Securus Technologies, Inc. is one of the largest providers of detainee communications and information management solutions, serving approximately 2,200 correctional facilities and more than 850,000 inmates nationwide. A recognized leader in providing comprehensive, innovative technical solutions and responsive customer service, Securus' sole focus is the specialized needs of the corrections and law enforcement communities. Securus is headquartered in Dallas, TX, with regional offices in Carrollton and Dallas, TX, and Atlanta, GA. For more information please visit the Securus website at www.securustechnologies.com.
In 2012, Securus purchased Primonics, Inc., a video visitation provider offering on-site and at-home paid video visitation services to correctional facilities. Also in 2012, Securus purchased Direct Hit Systems, Inc. Direct Hit Systems provides sophisticated investigative data analysis tools for federal, state, county and local law enforcement and corrections clients in North America through proprietary software algorithms.
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It's a wrapPosted on 03/10/2009 at 18:26:01 by MakTheYak
Well finally, I think I've done it.
OK so I wanted to wrap up all my strips so I could concentrate on a new one without any nagging loose ends hanging about. I've uploaded all my Yak sketches, converted all my old Marmaduke strips into web format. Man, everything is up on this site. We're talking about my entire archive of cartooning, limited as it may be.
A little while ago (OK a long while ago) I wrote 3 strips for Bob's Your Uncle to kind of round it off a bit and make it feel like it kind of ended. The first of those strips I drew in January. 2008. The last, I drew today. Yes, it's taken almost 2 years to get through 3 strips. That really makes me feel kind of unproductive and I guess it's entirely justified!
Anyway there it is... enjoy. Of course it's been left way open in case I ever want to start drawing it again but that probably won't happen... new ideas tend to get in the way of that sort of thing. Onwards and upwards!
So when I make my long-time-coming return to the webcomics world I will have a new (or new-look) strip and a new site. It'll be epic, trust me. If you want to be kept in the loop, just subscribe to the RSS or you can even follow me on Twitter! I protect my tweets but don't worry, I'll approve you so long as you don't look like a spam bot ;)
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"[Montague] has a clear, well-modulated voice, which is easy to listen to, and his dignified delivery matches the cerebral nature of this mystery." (AudioFile)
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"it takes a village"
to make the setting for this clever & dryly humouous English cozy
a character driven who-dunnit, set just before ubiquitous technology complicated detective cozies
very well narrated (in the style of classic English who-dunnits)
nothing profound, but a very pleasant mind massage with no graphic violence or sexual content
"My favorite Sloan so far"
This is my favorite CD Sloan audiobook in the series so far. Perhaps I paid more attention, because this narrator is much improved over the narrator of the previous audiobooks. The plot is clever and enjoyable.
"just a good book"
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Discussion in 'Tennessee Titans and NFL Talk' started by Titans Insider, Nov 7, 2013.
I thought the same, he was built like a marsh mallow.
Marks was a nice guy but not a very good player for us. Regardless of how much he is being paid; just think how crappy it must be to be playing for the 0-8 jaguars knowing every game is another execerise in futility. That has to be the worse place for any player to be. At least this week he can feel the love while his team is beat by people he knows and likes. Best wishes C.M.
for real...marks is there best d lineman lololol
CJ could end up with 200 yards today
Good one!
I'll say he'll look forward to the next game against the Titans too.


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Guitar players you should know: Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson
Individually, Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson earned their keep as premier hard rock guitar players. But when they joined forces for the Irish rock band Thin Lizzy, something just clicked. Something special. (photo courtesy of Robert Ellis/thinlizzy.org) In their six albums together with Thin Lizzy, Robertson (above, far left) and… Read More →


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The U.S. Census Bureau is altering the questions it asks about health insurance so fundamentally that it will be hard to weigh the impact of President Obama's health care law against previous year's findings.
The changes, first reported by the New York Times, are taking place just as the American public is weighing Obamacare's effects and trying to figure out the net number of people who have gained insurance versus those who have had their plans canceled in the wake of the new law.
A test run with the new questionnaire produced lower estimates of the uninsured than in previous years, which could result to overestimates of the Affordable Care Act's impact on increasing the numbers of those with insurance nationwide.
The Times reported that the Department of Health and Human Services and the White House Council of Economic Advisers requested many of the new questions, and the White House Office of Management and Budget approved the new questionnaire.
The Obama administration has reported that 7.5 million people signed up for insurance on state and federal exchanges by the March 31 deadline and that enrollment in Medicaid has increased by three million since October.
Officials so far have said they don't have estimates of the number of enrollees who actually paid their first month's premium or how many young healthy people have signed up for the plan, a key measure of the new law's success.
Concrete information has been scarce about those who are signing up for the law and how it is affecting the level of uninsured across the country. The timing of the census overhaul has Republicans crying foul.
"How terribly convenient," remarked Brendan Buck, a spokesman for Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, in an email to reporters.
Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee sent out the story to reporters in an email with the subject line: "Accounting of Newly Insured Gets Murkier."
Census Bureau Director John H. Thompson defended the timing of the new questions, saying they are based on 14 years of research and two national tests conducted in 2010 and 2013.
The change was announced in September and "implemented because the evidence showed that reengineering the questions provides demonstrably more accurate results," he said. "The Census Bureau only implements changes in survey methodology based on research, testing and evidence presented for peer review."
The revised questions were put in the Census Bureau's Current Population Survey starting in February and will cover 2013. Therefore, he said, the new questionnaire will "provide a more accurate baseline for assessments of changes in insurance coverage, including that of the Affordable Care Act."
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York is a stunning medieval city with a history that goes back to to before Roman times. It is a facinating cathedral city in the heart of Yorkshire with some of the best preserved historical buildings and structures in Europe.
York was known as Eboracum by the Romans, who founded the fortress city on the River Ouse in 71 AD. York was home first to the Ninth Legion and later the Sixth. York quickly became one of the most important cities in Roman Britain and after 211 AD became the capital of the province Britannia Inferior. Constantine the Great - later responsible for making Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire - was first proclaimed Emperor in the city.
Captured by the Vikings in 866 AD, the city quickly took on a new identity as Jorvik (pronounced "Yor-vik") and experienced a major urban revival as a centre of Viking trade and settlement in northern England. The Coppergate excavations of the 1970s revealed much of this Viking past.
Get in
Most travelers will arrive in York by means of road (car or bus) or rail transport from other UK centers.
By train
York is one of the main hubs of the UK rail network, which means that there's a bewildering range of services and destinations to choose from. The station is vast and somewhat confusing to the uninitiated, but services tend to be frequent and rapid due to the number of lines that pass through. Trains to and from London depart and arrive approximately every half hour, and take approximately two hours.
By car
The best advice for driving in York is don't - the roads were designed for carts pulled by oxen, and the city council is actively discouraging car use through a combination of high parking charges and traffic-calming measures. The good news is that most of the centre is pedestrianised, and there is an excellent park-and-ride service from the car parks on the outskirts of the city. The car parks are patrolled and monitored, the buses are frequent and rapid and the fares are low - in contrast to the eye-wateringly expensive parking charges in the city itself. The city itself is small enough to walk from one side to the other in 20 minutes, so there's really no need to bring a car into the city in the first place. Bikes are also a great option, and can be rented in various places.
By bus
Excellent bus services connect all the points of interest in the city.
Get around
York is one of the most cycle-friendly cities in the UK - there's an extensive network of cycle routes in and around the city, and most of the traffic controls have been set up to give bikes priority. It's also practically completely flat, which is a big help. The river-path contains some wonderful bike routes out of the city.
There's the usual range of high-street stores, but York is also a great place if you're looking for tourist tat of the highest order. Tat-central is The Shambles - the narrowest (and most crowded) street in York, with a full range of 'A Present From York'-emblazoned merchandise manufactured in the Far East.
Get out
York is centrally located for the Vale of York and East and North Yorkshire, making it a great base for days out in any direction:
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Liliha Bakery's Famous Coco Puffs
Coco Puffs on the left, Cream Puffs on the right
We stopped by Liliha Bakery the other day and grabbed some of their famous Coco Puffs, along with some Cream Puffs.
The Coco Puff uses a Choux pastry shell, injected with a chocolate pudding filling and a Chantilly frosting on top that's very buttery and sweet, with a sort of granular texture to it. Because they're made in advance then refrigerated, the Choux pastry's outer crust is a bit on the soft side. I'd prefer it more crispy, but they're still good.
Coco Puff cut-away view
That buttery-sweet frosting is so rich, I could only eat one, but I'm sure there's folks out there who could easily put a dozen of these bad boys away. While each one is a bit smaller than the Cream Puffs served at Beard Papa, they're also considerably cheaper at 80 cents each, vs. $1.50 at BP. They also have them pre-boxed by the dozen if you're looking for a treat to give that prospective business client or to share with coworkers.
The Cream Puff uses the same Choux pastry as the Coco Puff, except it's filled with a custard and topped with Chocolate shell glaze. While they're good, the Coco Puff certainly wins the taste contest.
Cream Puff cut-away view
My buddy also is very fond of what's called Palm Leaves…
Palm Leaves
As you can see, the name comes from its shape. This pastry has an interesting combination of texture, being sort of chewy and sort of crunchy. Very buttery, with a sweet glaze covering it. It's hard to describe the exact flavor, but I liked it. This would go great with a cup 'o joe.
They're located almost near the corner of Kuakina and Liliha st., across Pizza Hut
While the Coco Puffs may be their claim to fame, there's also a very large selection of other delicious looking, fresh-made pastries, cakes and pies to choose here. They also have a full-service diner including everything from pancakes 'n eggs to steak and potatoes.The bakery was very busy when we arrived. If you go, make sure you pull a number to be served.
I plan to return here and sit down at their diner for breakfast or lunch. The menu looked good and priced right.
Liliha Bakery
515 N. Kuakini Street
Honolulu, HI
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David Dayen on why accountability for Wall Street is still a sick joke:
A year ago, President Obama gestured toward the first lady's box at the State of the Union address at Eric Schneiderman, the attorney general of New York. Schneiderman had just agreed to co-chair the Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities working group, an initiative between state and federal law enforcement officials and bank regulators, designed to investigate and prosecute fraudulent Wall Street activity that led to both the creation of the housing bubble and its collapse. In exchange, Schneiderman dropped his objections to a settlement over some of the banks' fraudulent post-crash activity, particularly around fraud in foreclosure processing.
Recent profiles of this event have called last night's State of the Union the "anniversary" of the formation of the working group. But you can't really have an anniversary of something that never existed in the first place. There never was a Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities working group, never a so-called task force dedicated to ferreting out Wall Street fraud — the deceptive origination of mortgage loans, sale of worthless mortgage-backed securities for huge sums, and subsequent unloading of toxic debt to unsuspecting buyers. The working group fails to exist as a tangible entity to this day. What does exist is the same years-old Financial Fraud Enforcement Group that serves as a conduit for press releases about investigative actions already in progress.
Schneiderman's "task force" (a generous appellation) was merely a politically motivated shell organization grafted onto that public relations strategy. This was evident almost from the moment of the announcement, but the coalition of self-proclaimed bank accountability advocates, who had backed the administration into a corner over the lack of prosecutions, decided to align with Schneiderman and his kabuki task force, losing whatever leverage they may have had. If those same groups who feel "betrayed" and "lied to" had stayed on the outside and shamed those in power into action, we would probably have more accountability today.
Within a few months of the State of the Union announcement, a hearing in the House Financial Services Committee confirmed the essentially invisible nature of the task force. Maxine Waters, then a senior member of the committee and now the Democratic ranking member, asked Robert Khuzami, then the head of enforcement for the Securities and Exchange Commission, whether the entity had sufficient resources to investigate. Khuzami replied that the agencies involved – the SEC, the New York AG's office and the Department of Justice – were supplying the resources. No new dollars were dedicated to the effort. When Waters asked when the task force would hire an executive director, Khuzami said they hired a "coordinator" to facilitate inter-agency activity. Specifically, he uttered this incriminating evidence: "We hired a coordinator, but most of the investigative work being done here is not really being done by a staff that belongs to the task force, it's being done by the individual investigative groups that make up the task force."
This is the key point. There are no offices, no phones and no staff dedicated to the non-task force. Two of the five co-chairs have left government. What "investigators" there are from the task force are nothing more than liaisons to the independent agencies doing their own independent investigations. In the rare event that these agencies file an actual lawsuit or enforcement action, the un-task force merely puts out a statement taking credit for it. Take a look at this in action at the website for the Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force, the federal umbrella group "investigating" financial fraud. It's little more than a press release factory, and no indictment, conviction or settlement is too small. The site takes credit for cracking down on Ponzi schemes, insider trading, tax evasion, racketeering, violations of the Americans With Disabilities Act (!) and a host of other crimes that have precisely nothing to do with the financial crisis. To call this a publicity stunt is an insult to publicity stunts.
Go read the rest if you have the stomach for it.


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Donning black clothes, blindfolds, and gags, Mercy For Animals members held an eye-opening demonstration outside the Iowa Capitol Building on Thursday in response to the recent passage of whistleblower-suppression legislation.
On Tuesday, both the Iowa Senate and House passed a bill aimed at preventing farm workers from documenting and exposing acts of cruelty to animals - an effort championed by corporate factory farming interests.
The bill is currently on the desk of Iowa's governor. MFA is urging him to veto this dangerous and misguided legislation.
Wielding signs and banners reading, "Iowa: Safe Haven for Animal Abuse" and "Ag-Gag: Bad for Consumers, Animals and Food Safety" and depicting graphic images of animals suffering on factory farms, MFA volunteers educated countless passersby in Des Moines about the crucial role that undercover investigations play in addressing cruelty to farmed animals, ensuring food safety, exposing environmental violations, and protecting workers' rights.
Undercover investigations by MFA and other groups have led to landmark corporate animal welfare policy reforms, felony convictions of animal abusers, and other positive developments. Most recently, our investigation into a Sparboe-owned egg farm in Iowa persuaded major companies like McDonald's and Target to drop the egg supplier over cruelty concerns. MFA's investigation last year at Iowa Select Farms, the largest pork producer in the state, also led major grocery chains to end their supplier relationships with the facility after hidden-camera video documented pigs locked in tiny cages, and workers throwing, kicking, and mutilating animals without painkillers.
"Clearly Iowa's factory farms have a lot to hide if they are willing to go to such despicable measures to hide their cruel and abusive practices from the public," stated MFA's General Counsel Vandhana Bala.
"Clearly Iowa's factory farms have a lot to hide if they are willing to go to such despicable measures to hide their cruel and abusive practices from the public," stated MFA's General Counsel Vandhana Bala.
Take Action:
Call Iowa's governor Terry Branstad today at (515) 281-5211 and urge him to veto the ag-gag bill.
If you are an Iowa resident, please use this form to urge Governor Branstad to veto SF 431/HF 589, a bill designed to shield animal abusers from public scrutiny and prosecute brave whistleblowers who dare to speak out against cruelty to animals, corporate corruption, dangerous working conditions, environmental violations, and food safety concerns.


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The Webster School
420 North Orange St.
St. Augustine, FL 32084
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Whytecliff Park, West Vancouver
The Vancouver, Coast & Mountains region is influenced by its proximity to the Pacific Ocean and its many mountains.
Greater Vancouver and the Sunshine Coast, protected by Vancouver Island, have considerably less precipitation and more sunshine compared to BC's other coastal areas.
As you can see from the charts, precipitation, as well as high and low temperatures, can vary considerably within Vancouver, Coast & Mountains. These two charts are most indicative of the weather within the region. Vancouver is situated on the south coast; Whistler is located within the region's mountains.
While this region can be damp during autumn and winter, it won't be excessively cold or snowy. However, its steep mountains – even those just a 20-minute drive from Vancouver – receive enormous snowfalls during the winter, creating superb conditions for winter sports. Down at sea level, golf is always in season – thanks to the mild climate, many of the south coast's championship courses are open for play all year round. This temperate weather allows for an active, outdoors-oriented lifestyle, is a major reason that Vancouver has been nicknamed "Lotus Land."
This region's average daily temperatures range from 11-15 ºC; daytime highs are similar for inland communities such as Whistler, but evening temperatures tend to dip lower than those of coastal communities. Hiking season in mountains above 1,110 m usually doesn't begin until July, as routes can be snow-covered or muddy until then.
Summer in Vancouver, Coast & Mountains is pleasantly warm. In Vancouver, July and August temperatures typically reach 22 ºC, but can easily climb to near 30 ºC. Coastal communities usually find relief on the hotter days thanks to ocean breezes. Inland communities such as Whistler experience slightly warmer daytime and slightly cooler evening temperatures. These are ideal weather conditions for pursuing outdoor adventures such as hiking, mountain biking, kayaking and camping.
Mild conditions prevail throughout autumn in this region with average daily temperatures in Vancouver ranging from 6-12 ºC. By late October, daily lows at Whistler dip below freezing. November is the wettest month in both Vancouver and Whistler. Most of the region's ski mountains receive their first dusting of snow around this time.
Greater Vancouver and the Sunshine Coast enjoy a temperate climate during these months. If snow falls, it doesn't stick around long. Average daily temperatures in January range from 3-7 ºC. This is also the wettest time of year. Wrap up warmly if you're headed to Whistler as average daily temperatures in Whistler Village range from -6 to 0 ºC. On the summits of Whistler or Blackcomb mountains, the temperature (combined with wind chill) will typically be colder.
No matter what season, it's advisable to bring wet-weather gear that includes hiking or rubber boots.
Summer temperatures are warm enough for t-shirts and shorts, although pants and sweaters are useful for the evenings, particularly at higher elevations. Much of this region sits by an ocean – pack your bathing suit and beach shoes for wading near rocky shores. A wind jacket will also come in handy.
In winter, a raincoat or medium-weight waterproof jacket is a must, preferably worn over a jacket and/or sweater, warm pants and accompanied by an umbrella. Jackets and vests made from micro-fleece and light-weight down are a popular choice for many of the locals during this season.
If you're venturing into the mountains, pack wind-and-water-resistant winter wear, including a warm coat or jacket, gloves or mittens, a scarf and hat.
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In a fortuitous twist of fate, The Morning Show with Tiki Barber and Dana Jacobson – Brandon Tierney was off today – was somehow able to book Ronde Barber for an interview.
"My PR person is really good and promised me innumerable favors to talk with this crazy crew," Ronde joked.
Ronde, of course, is Tiki's twin brother.
Tiki opened by asking Ronde, who recently retired from the NFL, if he's mentally prepared to not play football for the first time in more than a quarter of a century and if he's excited about his new challenge as a FOX NFL analyst.
"I love how Tiki asks me questions like he doesn't know me," Ronde said, laughing.
"No, I am excited. It's kind of what I've been gearing to do for the last couple of years for whatever reason. For many reasons, football was going to end – whether I got old, or they didn't want me anymore, or I didn't want it anymore. So I kind of had this in mind and ended up at the place I wanted to be. I can't tell you how anxious I am at times and how excited I am at other times. But I'm looking forward to it."
Ronde spent his entire 16-year career with Tampa Bay, and the conversation shifted to his expectations for the Buccaneers this season.
"I liked the team last year," Ronde said. "I thought we had a chance at one point last year to make a run, and Josh Freeman looked like the best quarterback in the league. And then we followed that up with a pretty miserable losing streak – I think six games before we beat Atlanta."
Actually, it was five games. The Bucs started the season 2-4, won four straight to climb to 6-4 and then lost five straight before beating Atlanta in the season finale. They finished 7-9 and in a three-way tie for second with Carolina and New Orleans in the NFC South.
Ronde offered a simple prediction for the Bucs in 2013: They'll go as far as Josh Freeman takes them.
The 25-year-old has shown flashes of excellence in his brief career, but he's also shown flashes of Mark Sanchez. Tampa Bay was 6-7 last year before Freeman threw four interceptions in back-to-back games; the Bucs lost those games to New Orleans and St. Louis by a combined 56 points.
"Josh has his moments where he looks unbelievable, but he has his moments – for instance, when he threw four picks in back-to-back weeks – and you're saying, 'This team (can't go anywhere) with that,'" Ronde said. "So that's how you judge the Bucs. If the quarterback plays well, they're probably going to win because they have enough talent around them."
Indeed, Tampa Bay finished with the best run defense in football last year; of course, it also finished with the worst pass defense, allowing more than 297 passing yards per game. So what did the Bucs do? They brought in Darrelle Revis and Dashon Goldson who are 28 and 29, respectively, and have six pro-Bowl appearances between them.
Aside from Revis and Goldson, the secondary is young, but the pass defense should be much-improved.
"They have the pieces," Ronde said.
Tampa Bay's biggest question mark may be at tight end. The top returner is Luke Stocker, who has 28 catches in 30 career games.
Still, Ronde believes the Bucs have the potential to take a step forward, especially with Greg Schiano entering his second year.
"Greg really is a good guy," Ronde said. "He has this persona now as the guy who's going to rush the victory formation, but I really enjoyed being around him. Being a vet on a young team, you end up spending more time with the older guys in the organization and that was, frankly, all the coaches last year, So I got more of an insight and could glean more about what he was trying to do with the team and how he was trying to transform the franchise. Sometimes the only way to do that is to shock the system, and that's what he did. I'm excited for them because I think he'll make them a better team."Comments


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For some couples, conceiving a little one may possibly be an issue. Dealing with this kind of an issue may be daunting, but there are lots of infertility treatment options that couples can look for out. Nevertheless, initial they should discover if they are obtaining concerns with turning out to be pregnant. This could be completed by employing an ovulation calendar to increase the odds of turning out to be pregnant. If that strategy does not work, then it would be essential to see a doctor. This is essential since the couple will must discover whether or not they are experiencing an issue with conception and what sort they might be facing.
Understanding your infertility treatments and the best way to monitor the menstrual cycle can make the many difference in turning out to be pregnant. This could be completed on-line or on your personal. Undertaking one on-line would benefit girls with standard periods greater than these with irregular periods. This is merely since the standard periods are less complicated to monitor. It's suggested for those obtaining concerns with conception to go the further mile and monitor their menstrual cycle. Nonetheless, it is not very challenging to generate an ovulation calendar. To make use of this strategy some graphing paper, an ovulation calculator check, and an oral thermometer will likely be needed. Any of those points may be identified at a regional drug retailer or department retailer. Take the graph paper and make a column for each day.
Up coming, a row will likely be created for the basal body temperature, the ovulation check outcomes, the distinct signs for every day and also the cervical mucus. The body temperature will likely be written down every morning soon after waking up and also the cervical mucus' colour, consistency, and thickness will likely be recorded. Employing this data will tell the girls when she is extremely fertile or the most fertile. A person who's obtaining a rise in their fertility may have a rise in the basal body temperature, and also the cervical mucus will likely be its most clear, slippery and stretchy. For irregular periods, it's ideal to accomplish this for three months.
If employing an ovulation calendar to pinpoint the best time to try to conceive does not work, then the couple will must see a professional or look at HeresHowToGetPregnant.org. If they are told that they are affected by infertility, then they might have either a single of two sorts. There's secondary and major infertility. Inside the major sort, the couple has never conceived or been able to conceive. For the secondary sort the couple may possibly have already conceived just before but is obtaining some difficulty with conceiving once more.
There are various causes for infertility in both girls and males and there are lots of distinct sorts of infertility treatment options that may be utilised. For males there are lots of distinct variables for example genetic, hypothalamic-pituitary, general, and environmental. For girls these variables may be concerns with ovulation, age-related concerns, endometriosis, tubal blockage, uterine difficulties, and concerns from a preceding tubal ligation. The distinct methods to treat this kind of an issue may be the use of at-home conception kits or gadgets, medical treatment options like fertility medication, at your home assessments, and alternative treatment options like acupuncture and manual physical treatment.
When couples are attempting to conceive it could be one of the most nerve racking and exciting instances of their lives. Nevertheless, when conceiving becomes far more challenging, employing an ovulation calendar can make a massive difference in the odds. When employing that strategy does not work it may imply that the couple wants to see a professional and checkout distinct infertility treatment options to help them.


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The Invata case study featured an approach to omni-channel fulfillment that turns traditional approaches to fulfillment on their head.
Conshohocken, PA (PRWEB) October 05, 2016
Invata Intralogistics, an innovative engineering / software development firm specializing in the design, implementation, and integration of technologically advanced omni-channel distribution systems, announced today that it was honored by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) as a finalist in the 2016 Supply Chain Innovation Award™ competition.
The CSCMP and SupplyChainBrain Supply Chain Innovation Award is today's most prestigious recognition of innovation in supply chain management, highlighting innovations in process, technology, and/or application that create quantifiable and sustainable results in cost savings, revenue, and customer satisfaction. Finalists for the 2016 SCIA competition where chosen from a pool of 43 case studies submitted by companies from across the globe. Six Finalists, including Dell, Johnson & Johnson, and Airbus, presented their case studies at the CSCMP Annual Conference last week in Orlando, FL, which were judged by analysts, educators, practitioners, and industry journalists from CSCMP and SupplyChainBrain.
Invata's case study, entitled Optimizing Omni-Channel Fulfillment Through Systems Innovation, focused on a distribution center it created for its customer and co-presenter in the competition, Destination Maternity, the world's largest supplier of maternity apparel.
The study featured an approach to omni-channel fulfillment that turns traditional approaches to fulfillment on their head:
Instead of building a fulfillment system that relied on manual batch picking, and the associated inventory storage and replenishment strategies required to support it (forward picking, replenishment, re-slotting, and reserve inventory), Invata built a system that completely eliminated the need for those processes.
Utilizing an innovative inventory management strategy that relies on randomized, automated storage, the Invata system automatically transports single SKU totes to goods-to-person sorter induction stations as needed for order fulfillment. This not only eliminates the need for manual picking and all its associated processes, it also eliminates numerous touches and scans per item, while raising the efficiency of individual sorter induction stations to 1000+ pieces per hour. In doing so, this approach enables the each-item fulfillment and shipping that is critical to Destination Maternity's distribution strategy, while also incorporating truly waveless processing into their order fulfillment methodology.
"It was an honor to be on the stage with such impactful leaders," said Ryan Sheehan CEO of Invata of the presentation ceremony. "To have our innovations incorporated into the same conversation with the kind of world-class solutions presented by the other finalists is a humbling and empowering experience."
About Invata Intralogistics
Invata Intralogistics is an innovative expert in the design, implementation, and life cycle support of automated distribution and fulfillment center operations with demonstrable expertise in both software and systems engineering and development.
Specializing in integrating the flow of information with the flow of material goods, Invata offers complete solutions that begin with in-depth operational analysis and end with purpose-driven, turnkey intralogistics systems that optimize processes and resource utilization while maximizing operational efficiency.


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Lea and Justin Ault introduced Hapa Izakaya to Vancouver in 2003, setting a high standard for the host of contenders that followed.
Voted "Top Five Izakayas In North America" by Bon Appétit Magazine, topping "Industry" and "Readers Choice" Georgia Straight awards for Best Japanese in 2012 and Best Izakaya in 2014-2016, and "Best Casual Chain" by Vancouver Magazine from 2011-2014, Hapa continues to offer a winning combination of Japanese cuisine, fun, and culture, paired with local seasonal and Ocean Wise ™ ingredients.
Hapa Yaletown is open daily from 4pm; Hapa Coal Harbour is open Monday through Friday from 11:30am and from 5pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Floridians listen to Mitt Romney speak during a campaign stop Wednesday in St. Petersburg. Photo by Edward Linsmier/Getty Images.
So, what would a Mitt Romney presidency be like?
His campaign is giving voters a preview of what the Republican just might do on January 20, 2013, outlining a positive message in Romney's first television ad of the general election, a spot featuring upbeat music and three key promises.
A narrator pledges that on "Day One," Romney would: approve the Keystone pipeline, introduce tax cuts and begin the process of doing away with President Obama's health care reform law. "That's what a Romney presidency will be like," says the narrator.
Watch it here or below.
Politico reported Thursday that the Romney campaign's first ad buy would be in four battleground states: Iowa, North Carolina, Ohio and Virginia.
The campaign did not disclose the size of the buy, but it also released a version of the ad in Spanish, a signal that Romney wants the push to be widely seen and offers another reminder that both sides are targeting Latino voters.
It ends with the presumptive nominee declaring, "Soy Mitt Romney y apruebo este mensaje."
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner traveled outside the Beltway on Thursday, taking the president's economic agenda on the road by promoting small business growth in Baltimore.
Geithner visited Marlin Steel Wire, which manufactures products like baskets and shelving, employs roughly 30 workers, and exports to 36 countries. Geithner's trip was intended to highlight one item on President Obama's "to-do list" of economic proposals for Congress: a new-hire tax credit that would allow companies like Marlin to create more jobs.
Geithner gamely sported a pair of stylish safety goggles for a tour of the facility's workspaces and machines (the most impressive of which uses lasers to cut sheet metal), Tiffany Mullon reports, before sitting down with Jeffrey Brown for an exclusive, wide-ranging interview on the economy.
After noting that the Obama administration is "trying to get Congress to do some more things to help the economy," Geithner told Jeff he didn't understand the renewed debate over raising the national debt ceiling.
"Look at how much damage it caused the country last August, " he said. "I mean, it was terribly damaging for the country. And the idea you can govern effectively at this time in American history — you know, we're fighting wars. We've got a major financial crisis in Europe. We have all of these challenges for the rest of the country with political politicians threatening to default if we don't adopt a partisan political agenda. It's deeply irresponsible. There's no basis for it."
Watch the full interview here or below.
Alex Bruns reports that Mr. Obama's personal support for gay marriage may have shifted the opinions of some black voters in North Carolina. A new poll of Tarheel State voters by the left-leaning Public Policy Polling showed a 7 percent increase in the number of African-Americans who support the legality of gay marriage since the last PPP survey was conducted in the state May 6. The shift comes after the president's announcement, which came just after North Carolina approved a ballot initiative to amend the state constitution to ban same-sex marriage.
Another interesting shift highlighted in the poll is among African-American voters who say there should be no "legal recognition of a gay couple's relationship." The earlier poll showed that 51 percent agreed with the statement, while the new poll found only 39 percent agreed.
Overall, a strong majority (58 percent) of North Carolina voters still think gay marriage should be illegal.
In related news, a PPP survey of Iowa voters found them "moving more and more in support of gay marriage to the point where they're now almost evenly divided on the issue." That poll showed 44 percent of voters think it should be legal, while 45 percent believe it should be illegal, a six-point shift from PPP's last Iowa poll on the issue in October. Gay marriage is legal in the Hawkeye State.
Katelyn Polantz tracked the two big commencement speeches in Virginia last week, checking in with graduates and parents about Romney's and Michelle Obama's addresses at Liberty University and Virginia Tech, respectively.
She found it was hard to miss the political overtones, but many in the crowds were more interested in celebrating graduation than in the presidential race.
Watch Katelyn's report here or below.
In our regular look at how the campaign is playing out online, Howard Kurtz and Lauren Ashburn of daily-download.com examined how the Jeremiah Wright ad proposal fizzled out in a matter of hours.
(Don't miss Terence's post on the evolution of the story.)
Kurtz notes how the dustup and subsequent walk-back "reminds you of how quickly these things happen now."
"That document in the old days would have simply been described to viewers, listeners, readers. And now you can read it for yourself if you have the stomach for it. But there it was," he said.
Watch the segment here or below.
The Washington Post's Karen Tumulty and Rosalind Helderman have an interesting look at how the New York Times story about the potential Wright campaign threw Romney off message when he wanted to be talking about the debt.
And Talking Points Memo has a profile of Joe Ricketts, the wealthy donor who commissioned the proposals.
- Americans Elect has thrown in the towel.
- Romney reached a 50 percent approval rating in the latest Gallup survey.
- The Romney campaign released a new web video Thursday highlighting more average Americans hurt by the the president's economic policies.
- Former Minnesota governor and presidential hopeful Tim Pawlenty talked Thursday with Andrea Mitchell, sounding a bit like he was auditioning attack lines against Vice President Joe Biden.
"I think we get Joe Biden and Barack Obama very well. Vice President Biden hasn't been in the private sector since Gerald Ford was president. He has spent his entire adult life in government," Pawlenty said. "This is going to be a debate about the economy and to look to Joe Biden for that, somebody who has never not been in government, basically a professional bureaucrat, give me a break. I come from a blue collar background. I understand what jobs mean and Joe Biden doesn't have a clue."
When Mitchell pressed him about the veepstakes, Pawlenty gave a more forceful response than many on the so-called short list: "I'll do whatever I can do to help him. He's going to have a lot of great people to pick from."
- The Hill has more on Romney's vice presidential vetting process.
- CNN reports that a gay donor to Romney has decided to pull his support for the presumptive GOP nominee and support the president. The reason: Romney's stance on same-sex marriage.
- The Obama campaign crafted a map attacking Romney's economic philosophy state-by-state. See it here.
Surprised by the downfall of Americans Elect? NJ's @bethreinhard called it last September bit.ly/JRuvjP
— Josh Kraushaar (@HotlineJosh) May 18, 2012
Justice Stephen Breyer was the victim of a burglary, his second this year. njour.nl/JBLmYU
— National Journal (@nationaljournal) May 18, 2012
Jeff Brown talks with Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner on tonight's @NewsHour. twitter.com/tiffanymullon/…
— Tiffany Mullon (@tiffanymullon) May 17, 2012
Romney plane is the former McCain plane, flight attendant says.
— Emily Friedman (@EmilyABC) May 17, 2012
Romney just accepted a check from woman in the audience. "Anybody Else?" he askswith a laugh. "Happens to me every day," he says.
— Maeve Reston(@MaeveReston) May 17, 2012
- The NewsHour led Thursday's show with the nation's demographic shifts. Watch that report here.
- The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's Jason Stein and Patrick Marley look at how the recent jobs report in Wisconsin is driving the recall contest between Republican Gov. Scott Walker and Democratic Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett.
- The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has $25 million in the bank. Some of that money is going to help Democrats with the Wisconsin recall effort.
- The National Republican Congressional Committee announced its new favorite House hopefuls.
- A PPP poll found both House races in New Hampshire, the always-swing state, tied.
- Al Gore has a new girlfriend.
- Republicans prevented Washington, D.C.'s non-voting Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton from testifying on a plan to prevent late-term abortions in the city.
- A survey from the right-leaning Rasmussen Reports found the Republicans' new Nebraska Senate nominee Deb Fischer leading Democrat Bob Kerrey, a former senator, 56 percent to 38 percent.
- Just in time for an upcoming summer of overheated partisan regulatory rhetoric, the Senate confirmed two appointees to the Board of Governors for the Federal Reserve. Jay Powell and Jerome Stein fill the Fed Board for the first time since 2006.
- NewsHour coordinating producer Linda Scott writes that on Wednesday, the House passed the Republican version of the Violence Against Women act by a vote of 222 to 205, with 23 Republicans defecting and six Democrats supporting the bill. The measure has drawn a veto threat from the White House, but before it even reaches that point the House and Senate must resolve the significant differences between the two versions.
The Senate bill expands the 1994 law that grants American Indians authority to prosecute non-Indians who commit crimes on tribal lands and also offer protections to previously unspecified victims of domestic abuse, including immigrants and gays. The House version takes a narrower view, saying that language may be unconstitutional and omitted protections for those groups.
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- President Obama addresses the Symposium on Global Agriculture and Food Security in Washington at 10:15 a.m., meets with new French President Francois Hollande at the White House at 11 a.m. and travels to Camp David for the start of the G-8 Summit.
- Vice President Biden attends a campaign event in Wilmington, Del., at 12:30 p.m.
- Mitt Romney holds an event in Hillsborough, N.H., at 1:30 p.m.
- Ron Paul addresses the Minnesota State GOP Convention in St. Cloud at 7 p.m.
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Due to the long weekend I am totally mixed up!
In Germany we had a 4 day Easter holiday …mine consisted of a sleepover with a 7 year old, Brunch with the relatives, a visit from 2 other nieces and helping a cousin pack for a move. Today… finally I did my laundry, shopping & pretended to clean the house.
So you will have to forgive me that my Sunday post is late …like I always say…better late then never ( I'm starting to listen to my own words.)
Enough babbling…here come some lovely Pincushions !
Sigrid out did herself when she made this mannequin…love the fabrics she used!
She was so productive that she even made a second PC…this one matches all the other items she made in the SAL
Silke made this PC from birthday blocks she had been saving for years…read about it on her blog.
Now I see she made a second PC…guess temptation got the best of her !
Iris made this sweet round one…I have it also on my "to do list"
Gitta was so energetic that she made 2 lovely teacup flower PC…I believe their on my list too! ( I think I need a shorter list!)
Karen ( non blogger) recovered an old tomato PC …clever!
That's all the Pincushions for today….I am sure now that the Easter holidays are over, you all will be sewing like crazy !?
Last but not least …Maria was a bit late but she did it…she made her Thread Catcher !! Cant wait to see her pincushion!


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Posted Thu Feb 16th by Monty
Julius Thomas was a fourth round draft pick of the Denver Broncos in 2011 who shone in training camp but had a rookie season derailed by injury. A basketball player until his senior year in college, Thomas was a First-team All-Big Sky Conference selection following his 2010 season that saw him tally 29 receptions, 453 yards and two touchdowns. Prior to switching to football that year, Thomas was a basketball star at Portland State. He lettered four times in basketball, leading Portland State to its first two NCAA Tournament appearances in school history (2008-09) and finishing as the program's all-time leader in games played (121), career wins (78) and field goal percentage (.663). Clancy Barone, the Broncos' tight end coach, transformed Antonio Gates from college basketball player to perennial Pro Bowler in the NFL; the Broncos are hoping he can repeat that success with Thomas.
2011 Analysis: Thomas's 2011 campaign was mired by a high ankle injury he suffered in Week 2. He would end up playing in very limited action in three more contests during the season, but he never got right. He had one reception for five yards in Week 2.
Contract Status: Signed through 2014
2012 Outlook: The Broncos are still high on Thomas and hope that, with an offseason of health and hard work, he can become a fixture for them at the tight end position.
As always, we invite you, the readers, to participate. How excited are you by the prospect of this basketball-player-turned-tight-end prospect?
We hope you enjoy these posts as BroncoTalk develops a one-of-a-kind fan-powered Denver Broncos roster on the web.