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Black Clearcoat 2014 Dodge Avenger SE FWD Automatic 2.4L 4-Cylinder SMPI DOHC
* 2014 IIHS Top Safety Pick
* If value pricing is a major issue, you like the assertive appearance, or you're drawn to the Pentastar V6 engine, then by all means take a look at the 2014 Dodge Avenger. Source: KBB.com
* Strong V6 engine; composed ride and handling. Source: Edmunds
* The 2014 Dodge Avenger is classic muscle refined. In front, between large quad halogen headlamps, is Dodge's cross-hair grille with honeycomb texture. It is accompanied on the sides by strong fenders, and bright Ring of Fire LED taillamps in the rear. Its chiseled lines are aerodynamic, yet extremely aggressive. It is available in 3 models, the base SE, SXT, and top-level R/T. The SE and SXT can be purchased with either a peppy 2.4-Liter, 4-Cylinder, 173 horsepower Engine, or an optional 283 Horsepower, 3.6-liter, Pentastar V6. However, the R/T is only available with a V6. The base SE gives you a 4-speed automatic transmission, and if you opt for either of the two higher trims you are treated to a 6-speed automatic for more excitement. The 4-Cylinder engine gets almost the same gas mileage regardless of either transmission choice, but with an EPA estimated 31 MPG Highway, the 6-Speed Automatic is the best performer. The V6 gets an EPA estimated 29 MPG Highway. Inside the Avenger are quality materials, an attractive layout, supportive and comfortable front seats, and soft-touch panels. Steering wheel-mounted controls offer easy access to cruise control and audio settings. The base model comes equipped with an AM FM CD sound system, audio input jack, bucket seats, power locks and windows, air conditioning, and a 60/40 rear seat with trunk pass-thru and armrest. Depending on which higher trim you select, other possibilities include power driver seats, automatic temperature control, a display screen with your instrument cluster, and 18-inch wheels. The 6 premium Boston Acoustics speakers, available in the R/T, deliver amazing sounds worthy of your music library. Standard safety equipment includes anti-lock 4-wheel disc brakes, electronic stability control, traction control, an array of airbags, and more. New for 2014, the Rallye and Blacktop packages are available on the SE model with the 2.4-liter 4-cylinder engine. Source: The Manufacturer Summary
Used 2014 DodgeAvenger SE Sedan
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Saves me from the morons!
By Fore on Sunday, July 03, 2016I bought new 2008 R/T, it was everything I expected, great handling and response with back against the seat acceleration. Took trip to Seattle thru Mont. Ate up the Rockies, even with packed snow @ Summits.In the Cascades, Snoqualmie Pass had snow freezing on the road, with lots of traffic,that seemed in a big hurry. I avoided a few accidents and spinning cars on the way down, with very light traffic the last 1/3 down. I give the car 60% credit for getting us thru the maze while maintaining stability!
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Good starter car
By Vegas on Saturday, June 06, 2009Bought as a car for my daughter, SE w/ 2.4L 4 cyl. Has the power she needs.(Not enough for me). Runs good, travels well(34mpg between Denver and Las Vegas NV) the depreciation doesn't bother me because she will buy her next car. Put 18 inch tires and wheels on it, and it rides better. All things said, a good car for the deal I got, $13,000 in March 08. Never had serious problem with it. P.S. Daughter loves it.
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By Dude on Thursday, June 13, 2019Just bought this car with 113k miles with one responsible owner and no accidents and so far I really like it. Handles amazing, transmission response is unreal. A/C is so cold and it looks aggressive.
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Companies and individuals with large pesticide storage and mixing sites had until March 1 of this year to comply with Washington State Department of Agriculture rules designed to protect groundwater from contamination.
Rules originally adopted by the WSDA in 1993 provide for a "phase in" compliance schedule that began March 1, 1994 and extends through 1999. The compliance deadline for permanent pesticide mix/load sites is March 1, 1998. The compliance deadline for permanent fertilizer storage is March 1, 1999. Some requirements for existing facilities must be implemented within one year.
WSDA secondary containment and mix/load site rules require secondary and operational area containment at bulk pesticide and fertilizer storage facilities. They also require operational area containment of pesticides at permanent mixing and loading sites. The rules apply to many agricultural chemical dealers, commercial applicators, and public agencies. Some large farms are also subject to the rules, which are designed to protect against catastrophic spills from large storage tanks and application equipment, as well as small incremental spills over time.
The following are paraphrased definitions for permanent storage facility and permanent mixing/loading sites.
Fertilizer Storage Facility
A fertilizer permanent storage facility is a location at which liquid bulk fertilizer in excess of 500 U.S. gallons or dry bulk fertilizer in undivided quantities exceeding 50,000 pounds is stored, provided that temporary field storage is allowed. Effective March 1, 1999, "temporary field storage" shall mean a primary bulk fertilizer storage container of 10,000 gallons or less that remains in the same location for no more than 21 consecutive days in any six-month period. On or after March 1, 2004, "temporary field storage" shall mean a primary bulk fertilizer storage container of 10,000 gallons or less that remains in the same location for no more than 14 consecutive days in any six-month period. Temporary field storage may be extended upon request by written permit. WSDA shall be notified in writing, upon request, of the physical location of all temporary field storage sites. The definition of "temporary field storage" does not apply until March 1, 1999, when fertilizer permanent storage facilities must be completed. Liquid bulk fertilizer storage containers directly attached to an apparatus for the purpose of fertigation are exempt.
Pesticide Storage Facility
"Pesticide permanent storage facility" means a location at which liquid bulk pesticide in a single container, aggregate quantities in excess of 500 U.S. gallons, or dry bulk pesticide in undivided quantities in excess of 2,000 pounds is held in storage. This applies, provided that mini-bulk containers are exempt from this chapter and that temporary field storage of up to 2,500 gallons of bulk liquid pesticide is allowed for a period of no more than 14 consecutive days in a six-month period at any one location. Temporary field storage may be extended upon written permit by the department, provided further that liquid bulk pesticide containers directly attached to an apparatus for the purpose of chemigation are exempt.
Pesticide Mix/Load Site
"Pesticide permanent mixing/loading site" means a site (location) at which more than 300 gallons of liquid pesticide (formulated product), 3,000 pounds of dry pesticide, or at which a total of 1,500 pounds of pesticides as active ingredients are being mixed, repackaged, or transferred from one container to another within a calendar year. This applies, provided that wood preservative application systems already regulated by 40 CFR, Parts 264.570-575 and Parts 265.440-445 shall be exempt from the definition.
For more information or a copy of the new rules, contact Bill Ritter at (360) 902-2037.
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A Loopio Project is where your team can easily build responses to RFPs.
Here are some of the things you can do inside the Project space:
- Import RFP requirements to save you time and keep you organized
- Structure your proposal into sections for easy organization and clear workflows
- Search your Library to leverage past responses
- Populate responses to common Questions automatically with Magic
- Assign Questions or Sections across your team
- Track your team's progress with the Status Bar
- Export your completed Project into Excel, Word, or HTML
- Feed new and updated content into your Library with Close Loop
What Types of Projects Does Loopio Support?
In Loopio, a Project's type determines the format of the answers within that Project. A Project's type is set when you create a Project.
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- Standard Projects allow you to create Project Entries that consist of Questions and Answers. When you're done, you can export to Word, Excel, and HTML.
- Compliance Projects allow you to create Project Entries with two-part answers; a short multiple-choice Compliance Answer and an open comment. This Project type is used for Projects with multiple choice components, such as a compliance matrix, a security questionnaire, or a generic RFI.
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Lillie Replogle is a sophomore who has lived in Broken Arrow for her whole life. She likes reading and writing, and she's involved in the Pen to Paper club.
Lillie Replogle, Pulse Writer
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The RICO PRCN SYNCHRO presses have been manufactured with the objective of meeting the needs of modern metalworking companies. The machines offer a comprehensive range of standard and a wide selection of optional features, thus being able to meet even the most complex user requirements. The use of state-of-the-art CNC DELEM or CYBELEC controls allows for a perfect adjustment of the machines to the production specificity in regards to both one-off specialist products and repeatable mass volume production.
RICO – perfect solutions, ensuring the maximum level of competitiveness, accuracy and safety.
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The Pixelbook might be getting refreshed just one year after its debut.
Google is aiming to release a new laptop near the end of the year, according to insider Evan Blass. The Pixelbook 2 should be announced in the fall alongside the Pixel 3 and Pixel Watch. In a hardware-focused event this October, the expectation is that Google will unveil a stronger portfolio of devices.
Blass didn't go into much detail, but his tweet revealed the Pixelbook 2 will have smaller bezels than the original model. That's a relief considering the Pixelbook has massive bezels.
Aside from that, there's some speculation the new model will have Intel's 8th generation chips. It'd be strange for Google to create a Pixelbook 2 with the same processors as its predecessor. The design could also be thinner with visual tweaks made throughout.
More than anything else, the Pixelbook 2 needs to be less expensive. Google can't expect the average consumer to drop $1,000 on a Chrome OS device even if it runs Android apps. The bezels may have been larger-than-desired, but truly the price was the biggest problem for Google's Pixelbook in the last year.
The product could even be joined by a smaller, budget-friendly model aimed to take on Apple's iPad and Microsoft's Surface Go.
Just wait a few months, and we'll know exactly what Google has on the way. There are also bound to be several leaks on everything in the pipeline between now and the launch event. So it might be wise to stay away from the current models of the Pixel phone or Pixelbook on the Google Store. Let's see where the rumor mill goes next.


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View 21 - 30 results for management software comic strips. Discover the best "Management Software" comics from Dilbert.com.
Tuesday June 21,
Tags #approval from cloud, #matrix management, #office workers, #smoke cloud
Boss: You'll need approval from the cloud. Dilbert: The cloud? Boss: It was once called Matrix Management. But it go so complicated that no one knows who does what. Dilbert: Can you approve this? Man: What did everyone else say?
Monday July 04,
Tags #interviews, #ignorant and bored, #hired, #awesome tech skills, #management genius
Man: You're ignorant and ridiculous. I'm bored. Are we done here? Boss: You're hired. You must have awesome technical skills or else someone would have killed you by now. Boss: I can't tell if I'm a management genius or just lazy.
Thursday August 04,
Tags #complaining, #conversation, #reflexive urge, #diagree, #counter point, #software can't be changed
Man: Everything you said is right, but I have a reflexive urge to disagree with you. If you don't mind, I'm going to make a ridiculous counterpoint just to get it out of my system. Dilbert: Okay, but don't be creepy about it. Man: Software can't be changed. Ahhhh... that's good.
Monday August 15,
Tags #conversation, #suspicion, #no clue, #software works, #wear noisier shoes, #talk behind back
Dilbert: Wow, the guy who wrote this doesn't have a clue how software works. Man: When you talk about people behind their backs, it makes me wonder what you say about me. Alice: I think we just solved that mystery. Dilbert: You should wear noisier shoes.
Monday August 22,
Tags #commerce, #new software vendor, #form realtionship, #take money, #ex wife
Man: I'm your new software vendor. I'm here to form a relationship with you. That way it will be easy to take half of your money. Dilbert: Does that ever work? Man: It worked for my ex-wife.
Wednesday September 07,
Tags #business ethics, #computers & peripherals, #software, #install and test, #database software, #engineering
Dogbert consults Dogbert: I recommend that you buy the Dogbert database software. Boss: Did I just pay a consultant to recommend his own company's software? Dogbert: I'm totally objective. Boss: Who would install and test it? Dogbert: Maybe a consultant who knows the product?
Monday November 21,
Tags #computers & peripherals, #machinery, #office equipment, #software maintence, #indispensible, #zeberpupin system
Wally: I successfully installed a software maintenance patch to the Zeberpupin System. I'd show you, but it's just a bunch of zeroes and ones. The word you're trying to think of is "indispensable."
Saturday January 07,
Tags #language, #thinking, #project management, #life cycle, #abtraction, #weightless, #management process
Ted: The project management framework embodies a project life cycle and five major project management process groups. Dilbert: Oh no! The extreme level of abstraction has made us weightless! Ted: That doesn't even make sense.
Monday March 26,
Tags #computer software, #competitor, #software, #entice people, #buy products, #freemium startegy, #engineering
Dilbert: Our competitor just bought ten million copies of our software. Boss: Huh? Dilbert: They plan to give it away for free to entice people to buy their own product that has more features. We'll be part of their freemium strategy. Boss: That's just showing off.
Thursday April 05,
Tags #computer software, #free software, #run slow, #upgrades, #office, #cubicles, #free
Dogbert: Want some free software? Boss: What's it do? Dogbert: All it does is beg you for upgrades. And if you upgrade, then it begs you to upgrade again and so on. And it makes all of you other software run slow. Boss: And it's free?


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ALTERNATIVE CROP FROM EM102. In this photo taken on Wednesday July 24 2013, train driver Francisco Jose Garzon Amo is helped by two men as he is evacuated from the site of a train accident in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Police say they have detained the driver of a train that crashed in northwestern Spain and killed 78 people. Galicia region National Police Chief Jaime Iglesias says driver Francisco Jose Garzon Amo was officially detained in the hospital where is recovering. (AP Photo/La Voz de Galicia/Xoan Soler)


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challenged by an unusual partnership in Gloucestershire, writes Martin Whittaker
IT is that most English of institutions - the parish council. At the headquarters of Ashchurch Parish Council, near Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, portraits of parish chairmen past and present line the walls. While other institutions modernise, a visitor might think the concerns of this one must be as parochial as ever.
It might come as a surprise therefore on a Monday morning to find an adult learners' class under way in these very offices. Students sit around a big table as tutor Graham Adams gives them a lesson on English and Welsh non-conformists.
The course is taking place thanks to a partnership between Gloucestershire College of Arts and Technology and two parish councils, Ashchurch and Tewkesbury Town Council, to offer
IT-based courses in their communities.
Steve Lewis, Ashchurch parish councillor, admits this is an unusual role for a parish. But the partnership with the college followed statistics which revealed a poor take-up of further education courses in the area.
Although it is seen as an affluent market town, Tewkesbury and surrounding areas also have hidden pockets of deprivation.
"It came as something of a shock that numeracy and literacy rates among the local population weren't as good as one would expect," says Mr Lewis.
"We recently lost a couple of large employers with fairly skilled workforces. A lot of people really need to re-skill and encourage new manufacturers of a reasonable calibre into the area.
"The parish council took the decision that, while we may not have legislative powers, we had a social responsibility to encourage economic regeneration."
The council's original plan was to team up with it neighbour council in Tewkesbury to bid for government regeneration money to open an information technology learning centre.
But the parishes became concerned that they were stepping outside their powers in making the bid. And so the college stepped in.
The college has a good track record of community provision, says David Grocott, its director of community strategy.
"It's part of our commitment and strategyto develop first-step learning opportunities in the places where people are.
"We have done it for years with neighbourhood projects and minority groups in Gloucester. We thought a natural progression would be working with parish councils."
The two parish clerks and two members sit on the project's management committee.
Apart from providing a free venue for the courses, the council's role lies in being a source of local knowledge and in being able to engage local people.
One of the first things the partnership did was to produce a questionnaire on people's learning needs, distributing it with the parish newsletter.
An open day generated enough interest for the college to lay on half a dozen recreational courses.
The partnership has now bid for regeneration money to furnish the two councils with laptop computers for a mobile information technology centre.
The value of linking with the parishes is already apparent. Discussions are already under way with school governors about the project providing computer training for local teachers.
"Members of staff at the school can just pop across the road to the parish council buildings and get training at minimum cost," says Steve Lewis.
Students attending recreational courses at the council offices are enthusiastic.
"The only colleges we have are in Cheltenham and Gloucester," says student Sharon Hunt. "This is only around the corner for most of us."
The partnership has been welcomed by the National Association of Local Councils and could provide a model to deliver services other than education at parish level.
Chief executive John Findlay said: "Clearly there is terrific scope for parish and town councils to provide IT access points for their communities.
"Local people have a right to one-stop access to key information on issues such as health services, council tax and education.
"What's happening in Ashchurch and Tewkesbury represents exactly the kind of IT problem-solving we are currently promoting to the Government.
"These kinds of partnerships are an excellent means of improving educational opportunities, particularly in rural areas where social inclusion is increasingly a central issue."


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PSG turn the tables on Monaco with 4-1 Coupe de la Ligue final win (videos)
PSG 4 – Monaco 1
PSG affirmed their incredible dominance of the Coupe de la Ligue on Saturday night with a brilliant final win over Monaco.
Unai Emery's side have been stunned by Monaco this season, much like the rest of Europe.
PSG lost in August to Monaco and drew at home in the league.
Leonardo Jardim's side also have the edge in the Ligue 1 title race and with their exploits in Europe.
Draxler, Di Maria & Cavani x2
In the end, all of PSG's biggest players turned up on the night after an explosive opening ceremony in Lyon.
Julian Draxler looks like one of the best ever January signings.
And, Angel Di Maria did not look like the player that struggled so badly with Argentina in Bolivia.
Edinson Cavani was the hero of the day, scoring twice for PSG – the third and fourth goals, which confirms an incredible season for the Uruguayan.
But arguably the star of the show, yet again, was the man that ran the show until he was taken off on 81 minutes.
What happened to Monaco?
Monaco did not really turn up and were somewhat blown away by the quality PSG do possess.
Thomas Lemar's goal was pretty special in its own right but we have to conclude that Monaco missed Radamel Falcao.
And, perhaps Monaco are running out of steam, after a stunning season?
PSG win four in a row
It confirmed a seventh Coupe de la Ligue title for PSG, four in a row, which is pretty incredible.
Will it spark a PSG comeback in Ligue 1 as well, after the harrowing defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League?


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We have 1 hotel in Ad Diriyah.
Class Resort
King Abdul Aziz Road , Al Mazahemiah
Class Resort provides a comfortable setting while in Ad Diriyah. It also features a terrace and an outdoor pool.The resort provides a comfortable room, equipped to fit the requirements of any traveller.
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Diriyah, formerly romanized as Dereyeh and Dariyya, is a town in Saudi Arabia located on the north - western outskirts of the Saudi capital, Riyadh.


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Things I'm afraid of…
(In no particular order…)
- Spiders
- Heights
- Talking to my mates about Jesus
I work with teenagers on the south coast and we recently had a conversation about fear. We quickly established that some fear is good – fear can keep us safe, fear means we don't walk through the dodgy part of town on our own at night.
But some fear is bad for us, it restricts us, binds us, holds us back…
Everyone in the group had a story about a time when they had overcome a fear – one got to the top of the climbing wall, one conquered the high ropes and a particularly brave one rescued a spider from the bathtub!! I asked them how it felt and here's what some of them said:
"I don't know why I was afraid before"
"I know I can do it now"
"It made me feel strong"
It can be hugely liberating to overcome a fear!
So what can we do if we want to talk to our mates about Jesus, but we're just too scared? Well first of all be assured that you're not the only one! I've had the privilege of working with some people who are really gifted at telling people about Jesus, and even the best of them find that they need to go to the toilet a few times beforehand! Everyone gets scared. But is it a good fear or a bad fear?? Does this fear keep you safe or restrict you?
Maybe it's true that your fear is protecting you from rejection, ridicule, standing out, looking weird…
But more importantly - your fear is silencing you and preventing your mates hearing the news that Jesus offers life to the full!
Overcoming any fear is usually a combination of lots of little steps rather than heading into college canteen tomorrow with a soapbox and a megaphone! So let me suggest 10 small [hopefully manageable] steps that we could take:
- Pray every day [maybe when brushing your teeth??] for opportunities to talk about Jesus
- Invite someone to a youth group social
- Tell a Christian friend that you want to start talking to your mates about Jesus
- Read a gospel – get to know Jesus better!
- learn a gospel illustration that you can share such as Two Ways to Live
- Post about your faith on social media
- Read books that will help you answer your friends questions [these are great and very short! https://www.thegoodbook.co.uk/youth/little-black-books/]
- If your friend is stressed / sad / anxious about something, ask them if they want you to pray about it
- Invite your friends round for a meal – for some reason it's much easier to have good conversations when food is involved and you're away from 'screens'
- Think of interesting questions you could ask to open up faith conversations eg
What are you afraid of?
On a scale of 1-10, how happy are you?
What would be your perfect day?
What do you think happens after we die?
Is anyone in your family religious?
If you could change one thing about yourself what would it be? Why?
Why do you think some people are religious and others aren't?
Do you believe in God?
Could you try one each week and see how it goes?
Lizzi Demetriou
Lizzi manages the schools team at Brighton-based charity, Off The Fence. She also has a new found love of gardening (and yes, she realises that makes her sound old!)


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Great effort at Waterpolo
Waterpolo was a successful carnival this year for the ICC. The boys played well and achieved 6th place overall with a win over International House. Despite some other commitments during the carnival period, the boys rallied together to play every game and impress Cromwell with their efforts. Congratulations to the team and the convenors.


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She was completely taken aback by his anger.
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被(…)吓了一跳;大吃一惊;震惊to be shocked or surprised by sb/sth
She was completely taken aback by his anger.
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At last, however, she fell right into the wind's eye, was taken dead aback, and stood there a while helpless, with her sails shivering.
kě shì , zuì zhōng tā què zhuǎn xiàng fēng chuī lái de fāng xiàng , zhuǎn guò chuán tóu chǔ yú nì fēng zhuàng tài , wú zhù de tíng bó zài nà er , chuán fān bù zhù dì chàn dǒu 。
Lombard was a good deal taken aback, but in his surprise he did not forget that this was the young lady who had refused him that afternoon.
lún bā dì xiān sheng bèi xià le yī tiào , dàn tā chī jīng de fā xiàn zì jǐ hái jì zhe jīn tiān xià wǔ tā jù jué le tā 。
The singer was taken aback by the pirated editions of his songs on the market, and he vowed not to let the thiefs off.
dāng zhè wèi gē shǒu fā xiàn shì miàn shàng yǒu zì jǐ zuò pǐn de dào bǎn shí , tā shí fēn zhèn jīng , fā shì jué bù fàng guò nà dào zéi
If I'm honest, I'm a little taken aback how you all but ignore me for two years then email me only when you need something.
tǎn bái shuō , liǎng nián lái nǐ zhí jiē hū shì wǒ , xiàn zài yǒu xū yào cái zhǔ dòng lián xì de xíng wéi ràng wǒ yǒu diǎn yà yì 。
She must have been a little too taken aback to reply as I can't seem to recall what she had to say to that.
tā yí dìng shì huā le hěn cháng shí jiān cái fǎn yìng guò lái zěn yàng huí dá wǒ , yīn wèi wǒ jì bù qǐ tā dāng shí shì zěn me shuō de le 。


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Making money is only half of it. Keeping it is the other half. However, if you read financial advice columns, far more than 50 percent of them are about ways to generate income. Saving money doesn't make for splashy headlines, but it's critical to your… Read More >>
Fort Worth CPAs: Show Your Small Business Customers Some Love
It's Valentine's Day — show your small business customers some love while reminding yourself that you should be doing this on a weekly basis. In other words, you should be letting your customers know that you appreciate them every day of the year, not just Valentine's Day. You… Read More >>
What Millennials Should Do With Extra Cash
Some younger people may be holding on to a lot of cash, studies show. Doing so may not be the best option. If you're lucky enough to have extra cash sitting around, here is some smart financial planning advice on what to do with it:… Read More >>


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This is a particularly interesting article from All Around Electical. The author titles it, Common Mistakes to Avoid While Choosing Home Alarm Systems.
It shares 6 commonly disregarded aspects of home alarm installations. Here's one of them that we'd like to highlight:
Having a digital security system installed doesn't mean you ignore basic home protection measures like deadbolts on all exterior doors. Many get a false sense of security after installing these systems, and leave out all other necessary security measures. Neglecting to install window locks or outdoor lighting can be dangerous. A secure home means having these additional levels of security installed.
Check out the rest of the article to learn the others…


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Generations of travel are reflected in a charming eclectic Pinehurst home
By Deborah Salomon • Photographs by John Gessner
Surely Marco Polo helped furnish Becky Smith's intensely personal home at Country Club of North Carolina.
Her rationale for the international potpourri: "Just because I like it."
What Smith likes are pieces from Thailand, Cambodia, China, Vietnam, Burma, England, Australia, the Caribbean, Africa, Switzerland. Her collection of glass canes hang in sunburst formation from the library ceiling. An orchid garden blooms in the breakfast room bay window. Walls of one bathroom crawl with friendly insects hand-painted to match a bug mirror, while a magic dragon mural livens a hallway.
Appropriately, a sign in the driveway announces Uzbeckystan.
The world tour commences at the door where massive stone Foo dogs — mythical animal statuary guarding Chinese palaces and imperial buildings — flank the entrance, while the knocker is a brass lion's head, either Africa or Anne Klein.
The Smiths, from points north, chose Pinehurst for early retirement during a tour through the South. They already owned a home in Kiawah, S.C., and thought they would end up in Chapel Hill, which had amenities and a cosmopolitan population. "We were driving from Charleston to Chapel Hill and stopped in Pinehurst to play golf with friends," Smith recalls. Afterward, they wandered into the village and "fell in love." Their first house was near the village. Then, in 1999, they drew on Steve Smith's experience as president of a nationwide homebuilding business to plan, with Pinehurst residential designer Suzy Morgan, and build from the finest materials (evidenced by moldings, door frames, cherry floors), a 6,000-square-foot. neo-Georgian residence with public rooms capable of accommodating 100 guests. Their priorities: a main floor master suite and display space for art and furniture collected over several generations.
"My parents and grandparents traveled by ship so you could bring things back," Smith explains, although transportation rarely interfered with her own acquisitions.
This residence is, more than most, a sum of its parts. Each piece owns a story, a link. Docent Smith shares them eagerly, beginning with those glass walking sticks:
"I went into a country store and saw a glass cane with a hollow bulb and stem. It seems that at the end of the day, blowers would take leftover glass and make whatever they wanted. I found more in New Jersey. Wherever there's sand, there's glass." She also learned that when a glass blower died, small canes were arranged around his grave.
The canes reminded Smith of a wall-mounted starburst of muskets in Williamsburg; the canes were too long for the walls, so she had a special ceiling installed in the octagonal library and suspended them with fishing line.
Smaller canes are wall-mounted throughout the house.
This surfeit of eye candy begs a checklist:
Writing on the walls: Not quite, but many are covered in wallpaper, no longer the vogue. Smith used grasscloth extensively, as well as Asian florals with retro matching fabric window treatments. Blue bows and bunnies cheer her grandchildren's upstairs quarters; a pale apricot sponged-paint effect papers the master suite. Chinoiserie in the formal dining salon creates Asian serenity. Murals tell another tale. Smith hired North Carolina artist Chris Bernard to paint trees and plants on kitchen and breakfast room walls, along with that hallway dragon and bug bathroom.
By arrangement: This floorplan lacks a contemporary family or great room. Instead, all paths branch off the living room, a salon with multiple seating areas delineated by Oriental carpets. Steve Smith's onetime office, rich with leather chairs, one an heirloom, overlooks the garden and golf course. The windowless octagonal library, Smith's idea, seems patterned on a men's university club. Upstairs, an apartment for their daughter and now-grown grandchildren still displays stuffed animals, a doll house and window seat straight from an English storybook. That formal dining room with Phantom chandelier and uncharacteristically post-modern table leads into a butler's pantry and kitchen best described as vast, white and functional: two refrigerators and a full-size freezer, two dishwashers, three disposals, multiple ovens, tile floor, endless counter space designed for big parties during Steve's tenure as Pinehurst mayor. "The caterers thought they died and went to heaven," Smith says. Weather permitting, the parties spilled out onto the huge terrace and pool deck. She recalls a Western-themed 60th birthday party for Steve, complete with a neighbor's horse who wandered the property, nibbling greenery. "Steve's favorite meal was breakfast, so we just served breakfast foods."
Magic carpets: Smith lifts colors from her Oriental rugs — dusty turquoise and terra cotta in the living room, where upholstery in soothing neutrals do not detract from the art, which includes portraits of the Smiths' Cavalier King Charles spaniels. Not all rugs arrived via Aladdin. Brightly painted floorcloths — more New England than Southern, although these came from Chana Meeks in Siler City — cover breakfast room and nursery floors.
Whimsy: To relieve the formality, Smith chose grasshoppers for the master suite bedspread, also a Thai puppet settled in a corner on a child's chair and a mystical Irish doll in the entranceway. Paintings of beach bars (Captiva, Holden Beach, Cedar Key) frequented by the vacationing Smiths entertain the bathroom. Blown glass "witch balls" hang over windows. Keep looking: collections of Royal Doulton character mini-mugs; a dining room sideboard once the top third of an overmantel; stone heads representing the rivers of Ireland guard the garden; finally, a mangle (circa 1930s) for ironing fine cotton sheets dominates a laundry room otherwise equipped with futuristic front loaders.
The Sound of Music: In a house rich in mementos and art objects, the most enchanting are Smith's antique Swiss and Russian music boxes, some nearly 3 feet long, emitting Dolby-quality sound, which echoes down the long front hallway. One small box hides a mystery: "It worked fine but the case was a disaster," Smith says. She brought the box to a craftsman for repair. He discovered a hole in the wood with a musket bullet lodged inside. They surmised the bullet hit a tree where it remained, perhaps for centuries, until cut down for lumber.
Tables, tables, everywhere: Many, like the ones holding the music boxes, were made by Smith's father, an engineer by trade, a fine cabinetmaker by avocation. Smith brands most coffee tables "boring." Not the main event in her living room — black Chinese lacquer with a kaleidoscope of inlaid flowers. Nor in the library, where elephants tangle under glass on a Thai import. Some armoires and case pieces are custom-made reproduction from a Massachusetts woodworker.
Books, books, everywhere else: Becky collects children's books. Steve collected signed first-edition mysteries. Laid end to end, the floor-to-ceiling built-in bookcases throughout the house would almost fill a tennis court.
Lady of the orchids: Common kitchen motifs lean more to zinnias, sunflowers and geraniums than orchids. But, in a house filled with exotic mementos, a potted orchid garden humidified by a calla lily fountain seems quite at home in a breakfast area adjoining the kitchen. Smith nurtures 40 plants; as each finishes its blooming cycle she moves it to a screened, shaded, sprinklered orchid cage in the forest which she visits once a week. She became an enthusiast after seeing orchids grow wild in Bermuda, Jamaica, Ecuador, Thailand and Bermuda. "Steve and I owned condos on Captiva. I decided to give myself a present so I bought two orchids, then I studied the varieties and started collecting." She has grown orchids in cold climates, in houses that provided the ideal northeastern light. Orchids, she discovered, are tough as nails. "But I'm quite brutal. If they start to look skuzzy, I throw them away." Her best luck has been with the phaleanopsis variety. "I stick to what I'm good at." She also discovered that plants respond to people. "I'm in my (outdoor) garden every day. Plants know when you're happy working with them, whether you're good at it and love it — or couldn't care less."
Homeland: The Smith residence, approached by a circular drive, fronted by a goldfish pond, sits on 5 acres bordering CCNC's Cardinal Course. Its terrace of Hollywood proportions surrounds a pool designed for swimming laps, or simply sitting on the steps. Smith's potting room opens onto a garden that includes 500 azaleas, rhododendron, dogwood, magnolias and camellias, assuring blossoms year-round. Obviously, exquisitely, this house and its contents are the distillation of a life rich in travel, adventure, experience and appreciation.
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THE ANNUAL 'Paws in the Park' fun day was held at Scolton Manor Country Park recently, with more than 150 dogs and some 450 people joining in the fun.
Organised by Pembrokeshire County Council, the event consisted of dog agility demos and classes, children's entertainment, various activities, and numerous stands.
The Pedigree and Novelty dog show classes were full to bursting with excited dogs and owners alike. In all classes, first, second and third positions received rosettes.
The Best in Show trophy was won by Dai the Dachshund (owner Glenda Lewis) while the Best Puppy in Show trophy was won by Twix the Papillon (owner Amy Williams) and the Best Rescued Dog trophy was won by Lily the Staffy cross (owner Dru Griffiths). The winners were all presented with a photo of themselves and their dog receiving their trophy.
Aberporth and District Dog Club carried out Agility and Rally-o demonstrations throughout the day and encouraged owners and their dogs to 'Have a go'.
There were various charitable and trade stands, and a bouncy castle and pony rides for the children to enjoy.
All the money raised on the day was donated to local animal charities.
Over 1,200 photos were taken on the day. If you would like to view your dog's photo, please contact the Dog Control Section of Pembrokeshire County Council on 01437 764551.
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CHILDREN'S AUTHOR Natalie L Davies has written a story based on local man, Mickey Beechey, of Llangrannog.
Natalie said: "I've written a series of children's books with the central character, the lovely 'Mickey the Fisherman'. The first book is called 'Pollution', and is a bright colourful and fun book with a valuable message."
The book is available to buy on Amazon in both paperback and kindle, and can be found at: mybook.to/mickeythefisherman.
Council supports the Learning Disabilities 'My Charter'
CABINET members and senior officers in Ceredigion have signed 'My Charter'. In doing so, Ceredigion County Council have become the first council to sign up to the charter. My Charter was written by people who have learning disabilities in West Wales.
The charter says that people who have learning disabilities want to have more chances in life, more choice and to be listened to. It also says that people who have learning disabilities want to be treated as adults, to be given dignity and respect and that their information is kept private.
Councillor Alun Williams is the Cabinet member responsible for Adult Services. He said: "People with learning disabilities have the same aspirations, hopes and feelings as everyone else. They deserve the same services and to be treated equally in a way that's appropriate to their needs. I'm delighted that Ceredigion has become the first council to sign the charter, and I'm looking forward to seeing how this can positively influence the way our population of people with learning disabilities are treated in the future."
The charter was developed by people who have learning disabilities from across Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire.
Ceredigion Leisure Centres Summer holiday programme
A BUSY TIMETABLE of inclusive summer holiday activities for children has been organised across all Ceredigion County Council-run leisure centres in the county.
From football to bouncy castle sessions, from cycling skills to archery, there's a wide variety of activities to choose from over the course of the summer.
There will also be day camps and multi-skills activity days available at some of the leisure centres, for children to attend for the whole day. There's even a day trip to the beach with Teifi Leisure Centre!
A range of learning to swim programmes are available at Lampeter Swimming Pool and Plascrug Leisure Centre across the summer holidays. A week of swimming lessons will be delivered solely through the medium of Welsh in Plascrug Leisure Centre starting on 5 August.
Councillor Catrin Miles is the council's Cabinet member with responsibility for Leisure Services. She said: "Ceredigion Actif is once again providing a busy timetable of fun activities during the summer. It's a healthy and worthwhile way for children to spend their time during the summer."
Booking for sessions is essential and staff at leisure centres reserve the right to cancel any session if attendance is too low.
For further information on the summer holiday activities planned, visit the Ceredigion Actif website.
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The 24-year-old photojournalist for the Sawt Al Shaab Radio, who was shot on 13 April by Israeli snipers while covering mass protests near Jabalia in northern Gaza, succumbed to his wounds.
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"The score has affected us deeply, but it's just a single game and yet there is a lot of noise around it. There are things we are still working on. Sometimes we need to take the risk, which I will keep on doing. Lech isn't a club that plays cautiously," explained Ivan Djurdjevic during a press conference.
On Sunday, Lech will play the 6th league match of the season, this time against Zaglebie Lubin. It will be the 3rd game the team from Poznan will play away from home. The team's goal is to win. "We aim to win every game whilst playing better than before. We are aware of Zaglebie's strengths, as well as their weaknesses," said Lech's coach.
During the Wednesday media day during which the journalists talked to Pawel Tomczyk and coach Marek Bajor, it's been noted that the team seems to struggle with the new tactical system imposed by the coach. The Serb disagreed with the statement. "It doesn't matter what system we play, if we aren't active, aggressive, and don't use high pressing, it's not going to work. Whilst playing 3 defenders, we won 4 league games and lost a single one. It isn't a big tactical change," highlighted Djurdjevic.
The recent league clash with Wisla Cracow ended with Lech losing 2:5. The team reassured that it was an individual accident resulting from the players' poor defending. "The score has affected us deeply, but it's just a single game and yet there is a lot of noise around it. There are things we are still working on. Sometimes we need to take the risk, which I will keep on doing. Lech isn't a club that plays cautiously. We need to find the strengths of our performance and enhance them, and search for the weaknesses and eliminate them," explained the Serbian coach.
During the past week, the squad has had more time for recovery, analysis, and training than usual. "A lot of things we worked on during the pre-season were wasted. The league and Europa League qualifications were our priority. We didn't have much time to practice, unlike now when we have the chance to evaluate our performance carefully. This past week we spent a lot of time talking and analyzing. The players were tired after the dozen or so matches, thus we used the time to recover and then get back to work," commented the coach.
This season, the team has been creating a lot of scoring chances thanks to the new tactical system. It's one of the most noticeable changes in comparison to the previous season during which the team sometimes struggled to come close to the opponent's goal. "We have been creating multiple goal-scoring opportunities which is a good thing. Now we need to find a balance between the defense and the offensive. We are currently occupying the top spot in the league, but it doesn't mean anything yet because it's just the beginning. The clash with Wisla gave us a lot to think about. However, it isn't a reason to give up and use the old tactical formation. We need to work harder and progress. No risk, no gain," emphasized Djurdjevic.
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Crisp, military appearance, that's what he wanted when Carby and Rabbit Army got their bodies under control again.
It was, again, a gracious gesture, and, unlike Dink, Carby did not seem wary.
Carn Carby left, and Ender mentally added him to his private list of people who also qualified as human beings.
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There was a lull as Ender and his opponent, Cam Carby, assessed their positions.
Ender looked for Cam Carby in the crowd, and found him not too far away.
He stared at Carby until one of the other boys nudged the Rabbit commander and pointed to Ender.
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My cookbook club is making Ethiopian food this weekend. We already have someone bringing Doro Wat, someone is bringing Tikil Gomen (cabbage,carrots, potatoes), and Yemiser Wat (spicy lentil stew). I am tackling injera, but I'd like to make something else as well. The cookbook we are using has so many recipes and I just don't know where to begin! I have only had Ethiopian food in restaurants a few times and I don't recall the names of dishes I really liked.
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Because you've found out just how much of a shallow idiot she is before things got serious. How to Train Your Dragon 2 has this trope played straight with Stoick and his long-lost wife Valkawho is roughly a third his size. This trope is used for a sight gag on Boy Meets World: So if you are smaller than that, you are not getting any extra benefit. Happens easily in City of Heroes where your typical female PC is under 5'10" cm often under 5' cm even in height while many male PCs are past the 6'6" 2m mark and top out at 8'2" 2.
Giza was at least three times his Twi'lek partner's size and also had rather a lot of affection for her.
Disney's Beauty and the Beast. Both Vitalstatistix and Fulliautomatix are much larger than their tiny wives. And she is a force of nature, personality-wise. F'lar and Lessa in Dragonriders of Pern — Lessa has been referred to as "diminutive", "child-sized", etc. Parodied in one episode when Debra's in-laws come to visit, and Debra's mother Katherine Helmondwho is just as short as Debra, tries to kiss Robert on the cheek.


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Every year the school holidays wrap up and I think geez, I should really have spent some more quality time with the kids, so this year I decided to make sure the last week of the holidays were spent doing some cool stuff with the kids and showing them more of what the NZ summer is all about. Decision time was where to go….there was one place that went to the top of the list. Opito has always been one of my fav spots in New Zealand, most of my visits have been fleeting ones, getting a feed of scallies, or hiding out of the wind catching snappers or kingis, but every time I'm there I think geez, I could spend a lot more time there (in fact if I could convince the mrs to live there I would be there in a flash…). Just love how everything is so close, great fishing at each end of the bay, Mercs straight out in front, so many close options, and it just has the amazing feel to it. I managed to score my mate Dion's fathers bach at Optio for four nights, and invited a good mate Ryan to come along with his whanau. Grew up doing a lot of fishing with Ryan but over the last eight years off running a business and being out most weekends this was the first time I'd managed to get him out for a fish since I started chartering
Packed the boat and wagon up with plenty of the essentials, my fav two cook books - Al Browns Go Fish and Stoked, some pre made sauces from them, fishing gear, dive gear, kids snorkelling gear, and called in to get tanks filled and the low down on the diving from the good crew at Dive Zone whiti and we were off, Oscar pretty impressed with the view on the Black Jack4
Pretty draw dropping walking into the pad for the first time
What a spot
Mike's pad is a pretty sweet joint, boat launching and good swimming for the kids right in front, and the neighbours had been walking down and catching 45cm snapper straight of the beach in front of us, what a spot to kick back with a few drinks and good seafood
After kicking back in the water on our first avo, Ryan and I went for a bit of a reccie in the bay the next morning, suss out where we were going to take the kids that afternoon, 2 litres of gas and we found a little weed line holding some small maccies and we put them in the live tank, first one down in about 7m of water, 3 seconds from being wet and line started racing off the Stella 10k before it go to the bottom, reel in gear and the Stella howled, Ryan got pinned in the shallows by a feisty little king, we had the first king of the trip, sweet, we know where to bring the kids this avo…..
Time to get some scallies for dinner
Time to go pick up the afternoon shift
Got back to the little maccie haven and first of all got the kids to pull some fresh maccies in, and the first one down got hoovered, and Tim got put to task on his first ever kingi, the kids were yelling and screaming as in crystal clear 7m water we had another four kingfish tailing Tims fish, Tim did real well, and got his king to the boat. Classic pic - every time we went to take a photo from then on in, the other rod would bend over and reel would start screaming!
Oscar had a hell of a tussle with this next one!! Nice work boy!
And Bella was up next
What an afternoon! The kids had a ball, it was time to wrap up the dinner menu with a few crays. Before I left for Opito I called up Rob Fort as I knew he does a fair bit of free diving up there and go the low down on where the bugs were likely to be and the word was reasonably shallow at either end of the bay. Ran into him while we were picking up the kids and he gave us the good oil and pointed out a likely possie….cheers Rob!
Job done
Dinner time,
some kingi capparchio , crays split open on BBQ with lime caper butter, then the main event care of Al brown go fish cookbook, Kingi with salsa verde, and scallies with Al brown tartare sauce, and his mean potato salad recipe
Rest of time was spent gathering a feed here and there, a shore dive for scallies was my fav dive of the trip and another in the boat with 0.5 litres of gas, nice surprise was finding a few flounder on the scallie beds, one of which managed to swim in my catch bag
He got hoovered
NIce bug from behind rabbit
Very nice surprise finding some tuatua in front of us on the beach too
Fair few scoffed straight after steaming
Rest into some fritters
They didn't last long
Wouldn't get sick of scoffing seafood with this outlook
Plenty more epic feeds, scotch topped with scallops and tartare, one of my favs of the trip, or this one another from al browns book, scallies on creamed corn and a ratatouille on top, yum
And of course plenty of beach time with the kids
All in all a great time away with family, mates, good food and good times at one of NZ's best spots.
Wrapped up a great few days away with a feed at Lukes Kitchen at Kuaotunu on the way home, what a spot, how have I not been here for a feed yet, wicked setting, good vibe, nice staff and mean pizzas!!


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Look at these statements from headline articles in the La Porte Argus in July, 1919. Terminology, capitalization, and what makes headline news can be different. Yet accidents, business, crime, and war still make headlines. Want to read the whole article? It's on microfilm in the Indiana Room at the Main Library. Staff will be glad to help you access it.
July 1-6
The earthquake that rocked north central Italy is continuing its disturbances. The dead in Florence is now said to number 300. Many ancient, historic edifices were destroyed in Milan.
Divorces are quite in vogue. One woman was given custody of three minor children, $10 per month for their support and $15 attorney's fees because of cruel treatment, vile language, etc.
Sweeping down upon Toledo by every means of modern transportation, thousands of boxing enthusiasts are coming for the Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey championship event.
It is estimated that 15,000 strangers celebrated Independence Day in Michigan City yesterday. Amusement was furnished by band concerts, military parades, fire works, and a street carnival.
The transport George Washington bringing President Wilson back from France will dock tomorrow. The battleship Pennsylvania carrying the Vice President, etc. will meet it.
July 8-13
A delegation of about 30 north side citizens appear before the city council to demand a sidewalk on Weller avenue between Glenwood street and Pine Lake avenue.
Thirty or more La Porte county boys will arrive in New York on July 17 from France.
Plans are made for either a new playhouse on Lincolnway or remodeling the Madison theatre into a ground floor house.
The Our Pleasure club met at the home of Mrs. Charles Glassman. Pedro was played at three tables and prizes were won. The club will have a picnic at Bluffside in two weeks.
Nearly 2000 employees of the Advance-Rumely family will go to Silver lake, Interlaken, for their annual outing. Today the office force of Samuel Fox's Sons went to Michigan City.
La Porte receives its first shipment of goods via air. Clothing for Low Brothers got to Warnecke field from Chicago in a record time of 50 minutes. Then thousands of people watched air stunts.
July 15-20
Henry Richter falls from a stepladder while picking cherries and dies. The milk deliverer notices the body.
Air flying is quite in vogue in this city. Nine La Porteans went air sight seeing with Aviator Hollingworth yesterday.
Unique in name and novel in furnishings will be the Optometry apartments to be erected on Indiana avenue just south of the Baptist church parsonage. Plans are drawn by George W. Allen.
Henry N. Rainsberger, manager of the Lincolnway Variety store, will signalize his 12th year of business by enlarging the building which he owns with his brother Homer Rainsberger, attorney.
A long train of motor trucks rumbles through La Porte on the premier test of the Lincoln Highway from Washington, D.C. on July 7 to San Franciso on September 1.
Haskell & Barker Car Co. shuts down its plant in Michigan City pending adjustment of labor difficulties. About 3,000 men are affected.
July 22-27
Authorities begin a probe of Chicago's weirdest tragedy, when a dirigible balloon hurtled through the Illinois Trust & Savings bank, killing 11, injuring 28, and making a house of horror.
La Porte people who desire homes built for them can now apply at the La Porte Chamber of Commerce, the headquarters of the La Porte Housing corporation.
The Elks purchase the library building on Maple avenue and will occupy it when the new library is ready. The library has put in a request for an extension of time to erect their new structure.
A new trial was refused for the four bandits who murdered a Gary bank cashier and were condemned to the electric chair. Chicago attorney Clarence Darrow was used as a bugbear.
Two cases within 10 days claim inmates of Brightside, Julia E. Work's "training school" in Plymouth, were starved. Food seems to be the main mode of punishment for children there.
A woman who locked herself in her kitchen with gas blowing deadly fumes is revived by a doctor who used resuscitating treatment. Her hand, clinched by a stroke, relaxed with the gas.
July 29-31
Part of a calf's leg will be grafted into the leg bone of a girl injured in the school bus tragedy on April 18 near Kingsbury.
Approximately five thousand dollars will be expended in providing entertainment on Labor Day for the boys who fought in the World War.
Julia E. Work faces court investigation as to the conduct of her orphanage. The history of years ago when La Porte was the location of the institution is recalled. Sensational charges are made.


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D) to commemorate the centennial of the French Revolution
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Having spent 10 minutes taking photos of Jorja a few months ago, I've been waiting for the opportunity to do the same with Dex. It's amazing how hard this is to find in the middle of the rest of life when it is only 10 minutes!
I love giving myself that limited time to focus, knowing that the alarm will go sooner than I think, but I have this time, right now, to do what I love. And I think it's easier to persuade Dex to co-operate when he knows there'll be an end soon and he can get on with whatever he wants.
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A man who worked as radio station promoter in the Philadelphia region is
suing his former employer over allegations that he was terminated after 13 years on the job because of his age.
Steven Feldman claims in his civil action, which was filed on Feb. 24 at the federal courthouse in Philadelphia, that he was fired in May 2012 for patting a worker on the back and head, even though his job regularly had him coming into close contact with girls in their teens and 20s.
The plaintiff, the lawsuit states, worked as a promoter of five radio stations operated by the defendant, Greater Media Philadelphia, and his job often took him to places that were X-rated or adult in nature.
As an example, one promotion involved individuals stripping to full nudity and engaging in sexual acts with one another, the lawsuit states.
Women in their late teens and early 20s typically accompanied Feldman to the events, the lawsuit states.
"The job involved a great amount of physical contact in the workplace, such as being hugged and kissed every day in greeting or at a goodbye from co-workers, clients and people who came to these venues," the complaint reads. "Plaintiff received a pat on the back, handshakes, friendly punches, insults, jokes and sexual innuendos. These actions were part of the job and an everyday occurrence."
Given the nature of his job, Feldman claims that his firing nearly two years ago was pretextual; he contends he was actually fired because of his age, 52, since he was ultimately replaced by someone much younger.
The coworker who Feldman allegedly patted on the back and head, and who was supposedly responsible for getting him fired, had previously worked with the plaintiff at a strip club and had "never been offended by what she saw," the lawsuit states.
Feldman claims that a supervisor told him he was being fired because the man needed to "protect the interns," but the complaint alleges the reason was "complete nonsense" given the nature of the job.
"The interns were never in need of 'protection' and it was Plaintiff's job at times to go out to these locations and do sexually explicit promotions which would bring in listeners and satisfy clients," the lawsuit states.
Feldman accuses the defendant of violating the Age Discrimination in Employment Act and the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act.
Feldman seeks to have the defendant permanently enjoined from engaging in discriminatory behavior.
He also seeks unspecified compensatory and punitive damages, actual damages, litigation costs and attorneys' fees.
Feldman is being represented by lawyers Timothy M. Kolman, Wayne A. Ely and W. Charles Sipio, of the Penndel, Pa. firm Kolman Ely P.C.
The federal case number is 2:14-cv-01100-CDJ.


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Seven Key Things to Consider When Starting a Business Abroad
When your business has done so well that you've reached the limit of your market capitalization, it is a good time to expand overseas. On the other hand, sluggish local growth and limited scope for expansion may also compel you to consider going international. Whatever your reason, the keys to starting a successful business abroad are information and planning. Here is an outline of things to consider.
1. Taxes and laws
Tax regimes can make or break businesses. For many firms taxes are the prime reason to setup a foreign office. To avoid surprises you must gather all the information about your tax considerations in your proposed location. Next, check if you may become eligible for any local exemptions on income earned abroad. Other legal aspects worth investigating include registration procedures, licensing fees, IP rights, and other obligations for foreign firms.
2. The business climate
The political conditions of a region greatly influence entrepreneurship. An impending change in a country's leadership can mean many different things for business starters. Some nations are prone to ad hoc changes in business laws, taxation, investment norms, and the like. To make sense of such things, scholars at the World Bank Group created something called an Ease of doing business index. It considers pertinent factors such as time, cost, transparency and procedures. The applicability of this index to your venture may vary depending on the type and size of your project. Another resource you may find useful is the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) published annually by Transparency International.
3. Infrastructure
Regardless of the type of business you plan to start, you require electricity and other utilities, transportation, banking and various infrastructure services. It is also advisable to ensure that the management and employees of your business have access to appropriate housing and healthcare, as well as education for their families, among other things. The quality of internet connectivity is highly variable across geographies. In some regions basic services are prone to outages owing to floods, landslides, overuse, or simply poor management. Plan ahead to avoid the negative effects of missing or inadequate infrastructure.
4. Culture
India was the first place in the world where McDonald's outlets did not sell any beef. Dell opened its first ever physical store when they came to India. Brazil is one of the largest exporters of beef to the GCC region despite the fact that less than one percent of Brazil's population comprises Muslims. When moving your business into a new geography, cultural sensitivity counts. An important aspect of culture is language. Your business is unlikely to succeed if you have total dependence on interpreters. Moreover, customs and mannerisms do matter in business settings. Every aspect of your business including branding, pricing, and marketing is influenced by culture. Today's fintech and gadgets can get your new business unit setup in no time. However, culture is something vital, and it takes time to absorb.
5. Partnerships
When you are a foreign entrepreneur, nothing can make your life easier than a well-placed, well-informed, well-connected local partner. A strong business relationship with complementarities of skill can multiply your profits and mitigate your costs. For example, if your local partner can source cost-effective talent and you can bring (partly tax exempt) foreign investment, you have the right ingredients for a potentially very profitable production unit. Many businesses are founded and thrive on the strength of partnerships alone.
6. Organizational culture
An often neglected part of business and also the reason why many startups fail is the company's culture. Culture originates from the founder and flows from the top down. An organization's core values, mission, and vision are not just buzzwords. Your employees must know where you draw the line. What will you do to develop and retain talent? How will you keep people motivated and productive? Will yours be a business where employees are driven primarily by fear and greed? Can you create a culture where people are self-motivated to do their best work every day? You must have conviction about what kind of culture you want in your business and clarity on how to create it.
7. You – the entrepreneur
One of the most (if not THE most) valuable commodities in any new business is the entrepreneur's time. You must decide how much time you will spend abroad. Will you manage remotely or delegate? Who will you delegate to? What and how much? What will be the reporting format and frequency? These are important questions that an entrepreneur with geographically separated business units must answer. In extension to that you must be prepared to give your business time to grow and become profitable.