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Santini Mille High Profile Socks
Santini Mille High Profile Socks
Comfortable and breathable cycling socks.
We want you to be 100% happy with your purchase but if for any reason you are not, please contact us to arrange your return for a full refund. You can do this by phone or email, on 01225 444164 or email@example.com. We offer 28 day returns on all of our products with the exception of products that have been used or the following:
- Bespoke or custom goods made to your specification such as hand built wheels or custom bikes
- nutrition products such as bars or powders that have had the seal broken or packet ripped
- goods received sealed for health protection or hygiene reasons once unsealed
- sealed dvd's or electronic equipment that contain sealed dvd's that have been opened.
We may make a deduction from the refund for loss in value of any goods supplied, if the loss is the result of unnecessary handling by you such as damage & wear and tear.
Goods that have been ordered online can be returned via the post or in-store as long as you can show us your invoice that was included with your items. All refunds will be via the original method of payment. Credit & debit card refunds must be made to the card used for the original purchase and can take 3 - 5 working days to appear back in your bank account.
If an item is faulty or we have sent the incorrect item then we will send a replacement as soon as is reasonably possible. We will not accept liability for any items that are lost through the post during the returns procedure.
Returns address:
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3 Saracen Street
01225 444164
Please remember:
- to package the item well and include all labels
- to include your address & phone number
- to include a copy of your receipt for proof of purchase
- to include a reason for return
- to package the item well
- to send via Special Delivery if the item is of any value
We are bound by the Consumer Contracts Regulations Act of 2013 which protects you when ordering online.
For warranty returns on bikes and frames we require you to contact us first by phone on 01225 444164 or email firstname.lastname@example.com with the details of the bike that you have and a description of the issue. Specialized work on a case by case basis and occasionally we require photographic evidence of the issues before the bike is sent back.
Some warranty issues may be resolved with a replacement part and in this case we will try to send out the parts you need within 3 - 5 days depending on stock status.
We ship to anywhere within the UK and the E.U. but please note that we are unable to ship any Specialized or Capo product outside of the E.U. We offer FREE shipping on all orders over £10 and within mainland U.K. This excludes remote areas such as the North of Scotland, Scottish Isles, Channel Islands and Northern Ireland, please see the table below for specific shipping information for tose areas.
Orders received before 2pm will be sent the same day as long as the product is in stock.
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These are sent via Royal Mail and take between 1 - 3 days
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These are sent via Fedex and normally take 24 - 48 hours
Bikes take between 3 - 5 days due to our Pre Delivery Inspection, this is too ensure that your bike arrives in tip top condition!
Special Delivery Next Day Service
This is offered on all of our goods in stock under 2kg and this will guarantee your item arrives following working day. This service is next working day so for orders placed on a Friday you will need to select either a Saturday delivery (at extra cost) or if Special Delivery is chosen, the goods will be delivered by the Monday afternoon (excluding Bank Holidays)
Before 1.00pm - £6.50
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This is offered on all of our goods in stock under 2kg and this will guarantee your item arrives the next day. These orders must be placed by 11am on the Friday in order for it too be dispatched in time.
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Re: Launched Desteni I Process Lite
Posted: 25 May 2013, 11:46
Cool, Patrick.
This is a resistance we all have to push through initially. For me, once I started allowing myself to share my own experiences with others on the Desteni Forums (there were no courses yet then), I saw how others had the exact same experiences. And then I felt silly for not really communicating about these things before, because, otherwise, I would have realized a long time ago that we're all really in the same boat. And so - with DIP Lite specifically, because your buddy has walked the same course as you, he/she will then be able to assist you in walking through your experiences so the more effectively, because they've been there as well.I have to admit I'm a bit nervous about the course and did hesitate for a few weeks whether or not to sign up because I'm not really the type that likes sharing personal stuff with other people, not even with a buddy in a course setting; I don't even privately use Twitter or anything like that

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Happy Monday!
Today was a long day at work 7:30-6:30. :( It's so nice to sit down and relax.
Plus I'm excited to share some snap shots from my birthday weekend. My birthday was on October 14th, officially my last year in my 20's!
As you can tell I caught the hubby off-guard. We're off to Philadelphia! I swear we travel there all the time.
We stopped at a really good diner we like and had a quick bite to eat and our favorite dessert, some good old fashioned rice pudding.
Once we got to Philadelphia we headed to the Lush store because they are having a soft launch of their Christmas items right now. And if you check online a lot of their Christmas items are already sold out. So go get you some!!!
So of course I picked up a bunch of stuff... Video coming soon!
I picked up my favorite smoothie while we were in the mall - California Sensation. MmMmM.
Of course as soon as we got to the hotel I had to try one of the bath bombs. The one I'm using here is Father Christmas which is still available online for only $6.40. I loved it so much I went back the next day and purchased another. This smells SO amazing.
You would think it would turn your bath tub a red color - nope. The inside was a deep green!!!
Saturday we planned on going to King of Prussia and then to Terror Behind the Walls at Eastern State Penitentiary.
This is my CRAZY hair as I'm getting ready. It's so hard to manage, I'm sick of it! Not to mention I forgot my shampoo and conditioner so I was stuck using the hotels brand and it was a crappy one.
Of course I stopped into Sephora while I was there. What? I had to pick up my birthday gift and well - a few other items on my wish list. On my hand here I swatched the Kat Von D Mi Vida Loca Remix eyeshadow palette which you can pick up here for only $59! I swatched a couple of the shadows and ladies, this is just one swipe of color! The colors in these palette are absolutely AMAZING! I love that the neutral/highlight colors are in the center and you have fun colors around that. Absolutely gorgeous. And when I was there I picked up the last palette so it is selling out quickly!
This is my oh-so-trendy outfit for Terror Behind the Walls.
Shirt: Old Navy/Skull Scarf: eBay/Leggings: Victoria Secrets/Leg Warmers: Ugg/Boots: Uggs
If you've never been to Terror Behind the Walls and you live near Philly - WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? Unless you're not into that type of thing, but it's definitely something I think everyone should experience!
The reason for the necklace and red X's on our faces is because before you go into the prison you have to make a choice - you can walk through without being touched or "taken" or you can opt in for the ultimate experience. We do it every year and we just love it. But I understand it's not everyone's cup of tea. I just thoroughly enjoy it. But then again, I love all things scary. :)
I even got a kiss at the end of the night. :)
I may or may not have made my first ever Kate Spade purchase at age 29, and no it isn't this dice cube. But isn't it cute?!?!
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LIttle Art Theatre
2523 N. High Street,
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The Piccadilly Theatre opened in the silent era and continued showing films through the 1930's and 1940's. During its early years, it shared a building with The American Ceramic Society, Battelle Memorial Institute, and a post office. In the 1940's its name was changed to Olentangy Theatre. In 1947, it was remodeled and renamed World Theatre.
The theater struggled in the 1950's until it began showing risqué films. As the Little Art Theater (or "Very Little Art Theater" as some dubbed it), the theater specialized in softcore and exploitation films. In the late-1960's, it began showing stronger fare and by the early-1970's was a porn theater. Authorities regarded the theater as a nuisance and it was often raided by vice officers.
In 1973, the city condemned the aging building as unsafe. A long legal battle followed that went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. The theater alleged it was condemned to stop it showing X-rated films rather than for any building problems. The theater lost and the building was torn down in 1976.
(text taken from A Century of University District Theatres)
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Would love to know if there was any link between The Piccadilly and The Crystal Slipper (est. 1911). Crystal Slipper was nearby and closed about the same time (1917-18) The Piccadilly opened.
What was the Crystal Slipper?
May 8, 1962 double feature at the Little Art: "Nude in Charcoal" and "Nudes Around the World."
The Little Art regularly advertised in "The Lantern," the student newspaper of nearby Ohio State University, in the 1960s and 70s but the paper refused to print the names of the adult features showing there.
Crystal was an early (very early) motion picture theater. Address is given as 2573 N. High. Listed in the city directories under "Motion Picture Theaters" but that's about the extent of information available. No advertising (that I've found).
The only Columbus establishment called the Crystal Slipper that I can find references to on the Internet is this ballroom opened in 1926 and converted into Columbus's first supermarket (and perhaps the first grocery store anywhere to call itself a supermarket) in 1934. This building, at 386 Lane Avenue W., was demolished in 1985.
Crystal Slipper certainly sounds more like a name for a ballroom than for a movie theater. Perhaps the building at 2573 High was also opened as a dance hall, but was unsuccessful and was converted into a movie house.
The Big Bear Supermarket on Lane Ave. was also a roller rink. While walking around the store, you could see the curvature of the rink.
Back to the subject at hand, these addresses don't match up. The Little Art was 2523 N. High, which is south of Hudson St. The 2573 address is north of Hudson St. I think we are talking about two different facillites here.
Next library trip I'll do a little more digging on this one.
Phil Sheridan's "Wonderful Old Downtown Theatres, Vol. 3" lists a Crystal Theatre at 2673 N. High in 1911 and a Crystal Palace at 2573 N. High in 1913. The 2673 N. High address is between Dodridge and Arcadia.
This theater had another AKA. In 1947, a Motion Picture Herald item said that the 325-seat World Theatre, formerly the Olentangy, had been remodeled and was about to reopen. Operators Al Sugarman and Lee Hofheimer also operated the Avondale and Indianola Theatres.
On 9/14/1949, the WORLD moved south to the Alhambra building, and the Olentangy became known as the Little Theatre, playing classic films.
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Windows Server 2012 is a monumental release packed with new features that touch every facet of the operating system. You'll see changes ranging from how data is stored on disk to the protocol for moving data between client and server and much more in between. The major design themes of the new server OS, which center on continuous availability, reduced cost, and lower management overhead, show up in many ways.
One of the principal architects on the Windows Server 2012 team is Jeffery Snover, who made an observation about this version of Windows Server that's worth repeating: "Microsoft has traditionally taken a few versions of major software projects to get them to the point of full maturity. It's significant that Windows Server 2012 has quite a few version 3.0 pieces including Hyper-V, PowerShell, SMB, and more."
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Sure enough, these 3.0 charms alone are worth the price of admission, but a few newer features further sweeten Microsoft's server offering. In fact, I've identified seven Windows Server 2012 features you might call "supersavers." Listed in order of impact below, these features commodify high-end functionality, eliminate the need to purchase third-party software, reduce OS care and feeding, or in the case of PowerShell, offer the potential to save vast numbers of man-hours.
Any one of these features could make Windows Server 2012 a compelling upgrade for you. Perhaps the best part is they're all available in the Standard edition.
Windows Server 2012 supersaver No. 1: Storage SpacesOne of the main themes of Windows Server 2012 is the resiliency of all resources. For disk-related resources, the two new features are the Resilient File System (ReFS) and Storage Spaces. ReFS is the heir apparent to the venerable NTFS originally introduced with the release of Windows NT 3.1 in 1993. NTFS has obviously stood the test of time over the last 19 years with untold numbers of systems still using it today. Windows Server 2012 continues to support NTFS and undoubtedly will for years to come.
ReFS changes the way data gets written to disk. NTFS was susceptible to corruption of the file metadata -- the information the operating system uses to retrieve a file. ReFS uses an allocate-on-write method whenever any updates occur to prevent in-place corruption issues. It also uses checksums for metadata as another measure of validating saved data; you have the ability to enable checksums for the data as well. Microsoft calls this use of checksums Integrity Streams. It's a way to provide a measure of file protection even when the underlying disk system does not.
Storage Spaces has the potential of saving you significant dollars over a typical RAID-based disk array. That's because Storage Spaces works with raw disk drives arranged using JBOD, or "just a bunch of disks." Storage Spaces doesn't require any special (meaning expensive) disk controller unless you're building a cluster. Physical storage is allocated to a storage pool from which virtual disks, or spaces, get created. Virtual disks are, in turn, formatted with either NTFS or ReFS.
When you create a storage volume, Storage Spaces offers three different layout options -- simple, mirror, and parity -- that roughly equate to RAID 0, 1, and 5, although the algorithms used for distributing the data are totally different. Storage Spaces also provides the ability to "thin provision" volumes, which means you can create volumes of a virtual size larger than what is actually available in terms of physical capacity. More physical storage can be added to the pool to increase the physical capacity without affecting the virtual volume. This ability to add storage without incurring downtime is obviously a significant advantage when high-availability applications are involved.
The venerable CHKDSK utility is a major beneficiary of file system improvements. A new disk corruption scanner runs in the background on NTFS volumes, identifying correctible errors and data corruption. Most data corruption issues can be handled without the need to reboot the system and run CHKDSK to repair. If CHKDSK does become necessary, it can complete all operations in a matter of seconds -- versus the many minutes or even hours, in the case of large RAID disks, that it takes in previous Windows Server versions.
There are a few gotchas with ReFS, though none are showstoppers. You can't boot from a disk formatted with ReFS, nor is ReFS supported for removable media. More significant, you cannot convert an NTFS volume to ReFS in place, meaning you must copy the data from an NTFS volume to an ReFS volume.
Windows Server 2012 supersaver No. 2: Hyper-V 3.0Microsoft has been chasing VMware in the virtualization market ever since Hyper-V was introduced. Microsoft made inroads with the version released in conjunction with Windows Server 2008 R2, which delivered many features considered "must haves" to serious virtualization users. Hyper-V 3.0 raises that bar even further and in many ways reaches parity with the lower end of the VMware spectrum. At the high end, Microsoft still has some work to do -- primarily in the area of storage service levels and what VMware calls the "software-defined data center."
Hyper-V 3.0 extends many of the specs from the previous version, including pushing the limits to 2TB of max RAM per host, 160 logical processors per host, 64 nodes per cluster, 4,000 virtual machines per cluster, and up to 1,024 powered-on virtual machines per host. Hyper-V now supports SMB (Server Message Block) for file-level storage, along with the previously supported iSCSI and Fibre Channel. Other new features include a new virtual switch and virtual SAN. The virtual SAN includes a virtual Fibre Channel capability to connect a VM directly to a physical host bus adapter (HBA) for improved performance.
One of the most significant improvements in Hyper-V 3.0 has to be in the area of live migration. This feature supports both the migration of the virtual machine and the underlying storage. File migration can take place as long as a network SMB-shared folder on a Windows Server 2012 system is visible to both the source and destination Hyper-V hosts. You can also move a virtual machine between hosts on different cluster servers that aren't using the same storage.
Hyper-V Replica is a new capability in Hyper-V 3.0 providing an out-of-the-box failure recovery solution covering everything from an entire storage system down to a single virtual machine. Under the hood it delivers asynchronous, unlimited replication of virtual machines from one Hyper-V host to another without the need for storage arrays or other third-party tools. That's another cost savings, or cost avoidance, with a capability you get as a part of the OS.
Microsoft believes that Hyper-V 3.0 can handle any workload you want to throw at it, especially if it's a Microsoft application such as Exchange, SQL Server, or SharePoint. With that in mind, you will definitely save money on hardware by consolidating those types of applications onto a beefy server or cluster. And you don't have to purchase any VMware software to make it happen.
Windows Server 2012 supersaver No. 3: PowerShell 3.0 Automating the management of everything related to Windows Server 2012 is the key driver behind PowerShell 3.0. There is no management task in Windows Server 2012 that can't be accomplished using PowerShell. When you bring in the PowerShell remoting capability, you now have the ability to run any PowerShell script on any server you have rights to access. While the new Server Manager with the slick graphical user interface (GUI) may be the pretty face of systems management, PowerShell is the workhorse that gets the job done.
Windows Server 2012 includes on the order of 2,430 cmdlets. Add to that the ability to create workflows using PowerShell, and Windows Workflow Foundation (WWF) introduces a totally new dimension to systems management. For time-based or scheduled jobs there is direct integration with Task Scheduler and a number of PowerShell job scheduling cmdlets. To see a list of these commands, type the following into a PowerShell command window:
PS> Get-Command -Module PSScheduledJob
For some of the administration tools, like the new Active Directory Administrative Center, you get a PowerShell history window in which you can see the exact commands executed to accomplish your tasks. You can save these commands for later use to automate repetitive tasks and build a library of Active Directory scripts tailored to your specific environment.
It's no coincidence that Microsoft's recommended installation for unattended servers is to use Server Core. In fact, it's the default installation method unless you specifically change it. The idea here is to deploy only the functionality necessary to implement your server roles and remove any and all extraneous code that could pose a potential risk to security or availability. All management is then accomplished remotely using either the Server Manager GUI or through PowerShell automation. That represents another cost savings from both a security and patching perspective.
The PowerShell Integrated Scripting Environment (ISE) in Windows Server 2012 is a tool for the development and testing of PowerShell scripts. It includes a comprehensive help capability with a fill-in-the-blank approach to help you out with creating and testing new automation scripts. You can filter through the long list of available cmdlets, then use the -WhatIF qualifier to see what the results of running a command would be without actually executing the command.
Windows Server 2012 supersavers No. 4: Failover clustersWith previous versions of Windows Server, clustering was confined primarily to the realms of high-performance computing and high-availability services such as SQL Server. It required a special license and additional installation for the necessary components. Windows Server 2012 includes clustering in the Standard edition, making it possible to build a fault-tolerant, two-node cluster for a very modest price.
"Continuous availability" is Microsoft's new buzz phrase for providing fault-tolerant resources, and clustering is the key piece that makes it possible. For continuous file resources, there's version 2 of cluster shared volumes (CSV), which define a single name space that presents clients with a consistent path to connect to. CSV volumes look like directories and subdirectories underneath a ClusterStorage root directory. CSV v2 includes support for Volume Shadow Services (VSS) for hardware and software failover of CSV volumes.
A new feature called cluster-aware updating (CAU) allows you to perform patches and updates to running cluster nodes without interrupting or rebooting the cluster. Each node will receive an update, then restart, if necessary. You would need more than two cluster nodes for CAU to work without breaking the cluster continuity. That said, you'll definitely save on downtime and administration costs with the CAU feature.
Previous versions of the OS had limitations for virtualizing Domain Controllers (DCs). This issue has totally gone away with Windows Server 2012. Hyper-V 3.0 now supports the cloning of virtualized Domain Controllers. You can also do a snapshot restoration of a DC to get back to a known state. This is especially helpful in a development or lab setting where you need to build an environment from scratch or start over from a known point.
Windows Server 2012 supersaver No. 5: Data deduplicationIt's easy to see how duplicate copies of the same data files can cost you time and money in backups and primary storage. Data deduplication is not a new technology, of course. It has been available from both backup and storage vendors for some time. But with Windows Server 2012, deduplication is now a part of the base OS.
Heavy users of virtualization or virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) implementations stand to see the biggest gains here. Microsoft quotes numbers of 2:1 for general file server storage and 20:1 for virtualization (VHD) libraries. Individual files are replaced with stubs pointing to data blocks stored within a common "chunk" store. Data compression can also be applied to further reduce the total storage footprint. All data processing is done in the background with a minimal impact to CPU and memory.
The data deduplication feature is also tightly integrated with BranchCache, helping to save on overall bandwidth consumption when distributing data over a WAN. In addition to dramatically speeding up file transfers, deduping data that travels the WAN can greatly reduce costs for dedicated or metered network circuits.
Windows Server 2012 supersaver No. 6: SMB 3.0Microsoft has invested a substantial amount of engineering effort in the modernization of the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol. What started out as a point release to version 2.2 ended up being a major release that deserves the 3.0 label. SMB 3.0 delivers big value in making it possible to use commodity disk drives to deliver high-end storage features. SMB 3.0 shares in Windows Server 2012 support both Hyper-V and SQL Server workloads that previously required block-based storage.
SMB 3.0 includes a number of new components to improve its ability to detect and recover from a lost connection. In the past this relied on a TCP/IP timeout that would typically take up to 20 seconds. SMB transparent failover utilizes a new feature called the Witness service to detect connection failures, then redirect the client to another node. This feature requires clustering in order to fully support the failover and is a part of the Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV) functionality.
Windows Server 2012 and SMB 3.0 include support for Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) network adapters. SMB Direct supports most of the latest RDMA adapter types, including iWARP, InfiniBand, and RDMA over Converged Ethernet. SMB Direct works in conjunction with SMB Multichannel to deliver both increased performance and failover capabilities not previously possible over SMB.
SMB Multichannel works behind the scenes to create multiple connections between SMB 3.0 client and server to increase throughput with no user intervention. This feature is enabled by default and has the ability to greatly accelerate everything from simple file copy operations to high-transaction-rate SQL applications. SMB Multichannel does require both systems involved to be running either Windows Server 2012 or Windows 8.
Windows Server 2012 supersaver No. 7: Scale-out file serverOne of the problems of building systems to meet a specific workload is what to do when you run out of capacity. This can be particularly bothersome when it comes to a storage system with high availability requirements. Traditionally, you'd have to take the system down, install the new hardware, and reconfigure. Windows Server 2012 addresses this issue on several fronts. Clustering plays a central role here along with thin provisioning of Storage Spaces volumes.
ReFS will support volume sizes up to 2^78 bytes (256 zettabytes) using a 16KB cluster size. Single files can be up to 2^64 - 1 bytes (16 exabytes). The maximum size of a single storage pool is 4 petabytes (PB). Suffice to say, you can create extremely large volumes without the need to have the physical disks to match. As demand for capacity increases, you simply add more disks.
In many cases this can be accomplished without taking a server offline. At a minimum you could take individual nodes in a cluster down without taking the entire cluster offline. The same concept applies to compute power in that you simply add more nodes if the demand for processing power increases.
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Lexington Medical Center Receives Approval for Emergency Angioplasty
Lexington Medical Center filed the CON application for emergency angioplasty last November. The goal of angioplasty is to open blood vessels and increase blood flow to the heart. Lexington Medical Center estimates it will perform emergency angioplasty on approximately 120 patients per year who come to our Emergency Department having a heart attack.
Read an article about it in The State.
Lexington Medical Center continues to grow rapidly and needs to expand its capability to care for heart attack patients. In 2008, Lexington Medical Center cared for more than 87,000 patients in the hospital's Emergency Department and more than 146,000 Urgent Care patients in our community medical centers around Lexington County. Lexington Medical Center transferred more than 100 patients having heart attacks to other area hospitals.
In addition, the approved CON application grants Lexington Medical Center approval to add a second catheterization lab for its busy catheterization program at the hospital. The project will also relocate the existing catheterization lab to another area of the hospital.
Lexington Medical Center believes the gold standard of heart care is open heart surgery. "We are as committed now as we always have been to having a full cardiac care center. Until we reach that goal, our staff and cardiologists believe emergency angioplasty is the best way for now to take care of emergency heart patients in our care," said Tod Augsburger, Chief Operating Officer of Lexington Medical Center.
In February, Lexington Medical Center took a significant step toward reaching its goal of open heart surgery. After months of discussions, Lexington Medical Center and Providence Hospitals announced an agreement where Providence Hospitals will support Lexington Medical Center in seeking regulatory approval for open heart surgery through a joint CON application. In that application, Lexington Medical Center will request approval for one open heart surgery suite and the authority to perform open heart surgery and therapeutic cardiac catheterizations. If approved by DHEC, Providence Hospitals will de-license one of its open heart surgery suites, allowing Lexington Medical Center to add a suite, in keeping with the 2008-2009 State Health Plan.
Lexington Medical Center plans to file the CON for open heart surgery soon. The mission of Lexington Medical Center is to provide quality health care that meets the needs of our community. We believe the citizens of Lexington County need access to full cardiac care in their county.


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- 5 Beds
- 2 Full, 3 3/4 Baths
Property TypeResidential – Single Family
SubdivisionEagle Ranch
Listing Date01/13/20
Year Built2004
AreaEagle Ranch
Lot Size0.63 Acres (27,443 SqFt)
ParkingOver 3 Car Garage
Property Description
Mountain transitional home with recent modern renovations captures the essence of mountain living. Overlooking the 12th fairway, the views beyond to the Sawatch Range inspire the imagination as do the sounds of Abrams Creek off the back. A comfortable floor plan has high-end finishes with numerous upgrades that include two master suites on walk-out lower level in addition to the main floor master. All new appliances in a baker's dream kitchen with huge pantry closets. Every bath has been updated. Two fireplaces create exceptional living areas on each level. Whether you enjoy golf, a bike ride, or a snowshoe trek on a moonlit night, it's all right outside, steps away. An expansive deck allows for outdoor living. Spend time watching wildlife. From hundreds of elk on snow covered fairways, to a lone fox on the prowl, or eagles soaring high above in clear blue skies, you'll find day to day joys most people don't experience in a lifetime.
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- Creek/River
- Golf Course
- Mountains
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- Clubhouse
- Community Center
- Cross Country Trails
- Fitness Center
- Golf-Public
- Hiking/Pedestrian Trail
- Pets
- Pool
- Air Conditioning
- Cable Available
- Deck
- Fireplace - Gas
- Multi-Level
- Patio
- Vaulted Ceilings
- Wired for Cable
- Cable TV
- City Sewer
- City Water
- Electricity Avail.
- Natural Gas Avail.
- Phone Available
- Satellite
- Snow Removal
- Trash Pickup
- Forced Air
- Individual
- Natural Gas
- Ceiling Fan
- Gas
- Zoned AC
- Dryer
- Dryer - Electric
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Hi folks,
We now have a new forum to discuss what I think is an often ignored area of the "security" arena.
This is about how your organisation will survive if the worst happens..........
fire, flood, tempest and the like.
Sure, we have become used to the concept of "what if a script kiddie, cyber criminal or business rival cracks our system"
What happens if a simple fire takes you down?
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Let me set the scene for you: College football, as is, is a gross miscarriage of justice in all forms, a charlatan that pretends to properly judge the talent of teams and players alike and to prepare them for the NFL and real life.
Let me reset the scene for you: College football is perfect because its major problem has been fixed. That's right, we change the rules so that you're not down when your knee hits the ground and nobody touches you.
One of my "esteemed" colleagues has used this space on previous Fridays to lament the trivial woes of the Bowl Championship Series. Let me, in one two-claused sentence, dispossess him of his revolutionary cause. Sports have the meaning we ascribe to them. That is all.


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'Nutshellz' designed to prevent injuries, protect manhood
As sensitive as the subject might be for some people, it's often front and center for warriors in the middle of the fight. The topic? Protecting the groin area in combat.
Yesterday's, ABC 10 News from San Diego highlighted a new groin shield developed by former Marine, Jeremiah Raber.
The new protector, dubbed "Nutshellz", is made from Dyneema, a compound often found in high-test ropes already used by the military. Dyneema is said to be 15 percent stronger than steel and 40 percent stronger than Kevlar.
The protective cup claims to repel a direct bullet strike from a 9mm or .357 Magnum pistol. And, while the Army has already contacted Raber to field test the new device, no soldiers have stepped forward to be the "crash test dummies."
Lower extremity injuries from roadside bombs have accounted for 1,500 groin injuries in the wars since 2005.
Raber, of High Ridge, Mo., who spent some quality time at Camp Pendleton, says he originally intended the protective cup for mixed martial arts when he began developing the device some six years ago.
Examiner's Note: There is anecdotal evidence that enemy forces have intentionally devised IEDs to inflict the most possible damage to the groin area of warriors in the battlefield. To combat those injuries, ballistic underwear was developed in 2011 and purchased by the U.S. Marines. The ballistic underwear is made of silk and Kevlar.
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Nutshellz™ bullet resistant groin protectors are high end protective cups for police, military, and the professional full contact athlete. For more information visit http://armorednutshellz.com/.


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The Workaholics guys are everywhere lately. The trio parlayed Mitchell Hurwitz's guest appearance on their show into a cameo in the first episode of the Netflixed Arrested Development; Blake Anderson joined the second season of the Odd Future series Loiter Squad; and Anders Holm just played a minister on The Mindy Project. And now Adam DeVine, after his appearance in Pitch Perfect, replicating his Workaholics persona in ads for the new Sim City, and playing Jeff's half brother on Community, will be the first of the bunch to step out on his own with a new Comedy Central stand-up/sketch show, Adam DeVine's House Party, which is set in a Los Angeles mansion that apparently belongs to him. That's right—Adam DeVine has a mansion, and now he'll rub everyone's face in it by inviting comics over to work in his backyard. Comedy Central is advertising tapings for the show this week on Facebook, so if you'd like to go to a "backyard mansion party" hosted by DeVine, step right up. It's unclear if there will be as much ill-advised roof jumping as there was at Blake Anderson's most famous house party.
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JOURNEY TO SEPARATIONWelcome to what I hope to show here is a glimpse into the life of a wife, mother and women whose life is on a journey to complete physical and mental separation from the world, it's anti-christ system and learning how to walk in obediance on a daily basis.
ABOUT MEWho am I? Well I guess I would have to say I am a person who is walking out my salvation with fear and trembling. I am a woman that wants to be a Godly wife, mother and friend and who daily trust God to help me die to self. My husband and I are in a process of separation from worldly ways. We believe as well that God had a plan from the beginning of time and we have departed from that plan and are living the consequences of that. A Biblical Agrarian lifestyle is what God ordained from the beginning of life and His word shows clearly that He wants us to live the way He designed us to live . We believe in the elect of God. We believe in a sovereign God who is in complete control. Life is process driven, not purpose driven. We walk each day in the mercy of God and believe only He can change a heart and draw man unto himself.
Romans 1:16-17For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth; to the Jew first, and also to the Greek. For therein is the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith: as it is written, The just shall live by faith.
2 Co 6:17-18Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean [thing]; and I will receive you, And will be a Father unto you, and ye shall be my sons and daughters, saith the Lord Almighty.
Godly Order"Wherein lies then the maintenance of God's order in the family? The answer to this question is found in both Ephesians and Colossians. (Eph. 5: 22-33, Eph. 6: 1-9; Col. 3: 18-25, Col. 4: 1.) The husband is the head, and as such has to act as God's vice-regent, to govern not according to his, but according to the divine will. The authority put into his hands is from the Lord, and it is his to wield for Him, and it cannot therefore be delegated to another. The wife is in subjection to her husband, even as the Church is subject to Christ, the husband on his part having to love his wife even as Christ loved the Church, and gave Himself for it. The responsibility of children is to obey their parents in the Lord. Their obedience is to be absolute, qualified only by the condition — in the Lord. Servants have likewise to obey their masters, parents and masters having on their side their respective obligations. With these instructions before us, it is easy to perceive that if the wife govern instead of the husband, or if the children are permitted to have their own way, to please themselves instead of living in subjection; or if, again, servants are allowed to govern the household, it could not be productive either of blessing, harmony, or happiness. No; the pathway of blessing is the pathway of obedience in the several spheres we are called upon to fill. And when this is acknowledged by the various members of a family, that household becomes a testimony for God in a scene where all have departed from Him — a bright circle of light in the midst of surrounding darkness, and an anticipation of millennial blessing when the Lord's authority shall be acknowledged throughout the whole world." E. Dennett, God's Order, Published in The Christian's Friend, vol. 9,(1882), p.225
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Here are some photos I have been saving up. I somehow lost my camera cord and have to borrow one in order to download photos. So it has been a while! There are a few surprises I hope you enjoy! … Continue reading
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On Thursday, Rod 2.0 noted President Barack Obama expanded the White House office on faith-based initiatives but has not rescinded the Bush Administration executive order that allows religious groups to discriminate, usually against gays and lesbians. Today, the president made an important step in the right direction by naming a black gay man to the Policy Council on Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships—Fred Davie, the president of Public/Private Ventures.
Gay Politics reports, "Davie will provide objective, nonpartisan advice to the president on a variety of public policy matters, including strategies to increase the effectiveness of social services delivered by community and faith-based organizations"
Davie has a distinguished career in the public and private sector—including top positions in New York City government and at the Ford Foundation—and substantial expertise in neighborhood development and faith-based strategies. Davie, who has a Master of Divinity degree from Yale University, is on the board of directors of the Auburn Theological Seminary and a trustee of the Calvert Social Investment Fund. Fred Davie should be a solid addition to the Policy Council and a fierce advocate for the gay and lesbian community. Good luck.
Some Background ...
Obama Calls for Expansion of Faith Based Initiatives, LGBT Community Has Concerns [R20]
Obama Will Expand and Rename Faith-Based Office [R20]
Report: "Abstinence Only" Policy Spreads HIV, Death [R20]
Bush Admin Funding Anti-Gay Groups in Uganda [R20]
How Do Churches Provide HIV/AIDS Support? [R20]
Should Homophobic Churches Receive HIV Funding? [R20]
Black Baptist Convention FINALLY Mentions AIDS [R20]


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Kathleen Stachowski Other Nations
Where to start? Perhaps with this question: In how many different ways can we take from animals? We take their lives and call it food, call it sport, call it fun…or tradition or clothing or pest control or management; they are a renewable resource, after all. If we allow them to live–at least for awhile–we take their freedom, their dignity, their right to a life without suffering. (Yes, you're thinking factory farming, and rightly so, but let's include even those dogs who live their lives at the end of a chain.) Even seemingly benign endeavors–picking up antlers shed by ungulates, for example–turn into something different when human appetites enter the mix.
Hunting shed antlers sounds benign enough–the critters drop 'em, we cop 'em. No one gets hurt. But it's not always that simple; sometimes those exquisite antler chandeliers are purchased with blood–not that the buyer would necessarily know this. But that's human nature for you–take something harmless, add money, competition, and ego and you've got a whole 'nother animal.
Just a few days ago, three Montana grizzlies lost their lives due to shed hunters. Only one actually died–the four-year-old mom, who was naturally acting on her priority–defending her cubs from what looked like a threat. But the cubs, orphaned too young to survive, have lost their lives as wild bears and will likely go to zoos. "We're relieved that everyone escaped without injury," said a supervisor for the state management agency. The shooting was deemed justifiable self-defense.
The bear shooting occurred on a wildlife management area. Yes, this is indicative of how wildlife is managed–it's a matter of priorities, largely for hunters. Set aside a "game" refuge so ungulates can survive the harsh winter unharassed (some refuges even feed the wild ones!); then, on opening day (May 15th on the Blackfoot-Clearwater area), open the gates to a hoard of 300 shed hunters who charge into the animals' space, eyes on the prize, and take out a frightened mother griz. Collateral damage.
This comes on the heels of a couple of antler poaching cases on the same refuge, where as many as 50% of the antlers had been poached before the opening. Why? There's money in them thar antlers! "While many people collect antler sheds for the novelty or outdoor experience, a matched set can bring $250 or more from collectors, taxidermists and furniture makers," according to an article in the Missoulian. Others collect hundreds of pounds of antlers each year and supplement their incomes by $10,000-$15,000.
But there's a darker side. Utah outlawed the possession of antlers still attached to the skull when "…conservation officers discovered people were shooting trophy animals on their winter range. In the spring, they'd return and retrieve the heads and antlers of the animals they had poached," according to the Division of Wildlife Resources. In areas where no seasonal restrictions are in place, shed hunters "…on 4-wheelers and snowmobiles…can harass the elk and deer when they are most vulnerable – during late winter and early spring, when their reserves are low. The increased number of people hunting antlers has led to more and more competition and earlier and earlier disturbance of the animals," says one Wyoming state warden. Some reports indicate that motorized hunters in Wyoming have run deer to death.
But what's a good antler find if you can't brag about it?!? Enter your booty in a contest! And when size really matters (we're talkin' antlers and egos, right?), there's always the official Boone and Crockett record book to aspire to.
Truth is, I've got my own collection of five antlers in a basket that serves as a centerpiece. I didn't compete with anyone to find 'em, didn't bug any animals to get 'em, and I remember where I found each one. Spend enough time outside in the wild West–even the semi-wild–and you'll find an antler now and then. And unless you're on private property, or in a national park or some other restricted area, you can consider it your treasure, your cash bonanza, or proof of your superiority.
As for that dead mama griz and her orphaned cubs–it's all a matter of priorities. Priorities on the part of the shed-hunting public, priorities on the part of the state management agency. As always, when human and animal priorities collide, the animals from whom we take don't have a say in the matter.
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When are bruises, bite wounds, broken ribs and being thrown off a cliff good news? Probably when the alternative is being eaten by a bear.
The Guardian has the full story of an 80-year-old shepherd in southern Russia who was attacked by a bear, wouldn't give up and wound up walking away from the encounter.
(Editor's note: The Global Scan can be delivered straight to your inbox every day. Just register and sign up today.)
Mars barred
With countries (including India) considering trips to Mars, it's only mildly surprising that a senior Saudi cleric would provide what he says is an official Islamic view on inter-planetary travel. Short answer: at least as envisioned today with the Mars One project, it's a no-go. More over at Australia's news.com
Russian DNA catalog
There's another setback for hopes that Russia would set an open and culturally inclusive tone for the Sochi Olympics. This week, Al Jazeera reported on a Russian initiative to gather DNA swabs from conservative Islamic women in Dagestan in the country's Caucasus region.
Why? Residents say its so officials can identify body parts if the women become suicide bombers, especially in advance of the Sochi Olympics.
From Baghdad to Southern California
Each year, hundreds of Iraqis leave their country to find a better life overseas. PRI's The World introduces us to one of these people — a young doctor named Sarah Darwish who has swapped Baghdad for southern California. It was the insecurity and violence that drove her away.
Nothing to hear
Is Angela Merkel's cell phone even worth bugging? After another NSA survelliance scandal, Ann Applebaum examines the evidence for Slate. Turns out, Merkel doesn't really use her cell phone for talking and her texts are famously cryptic.
What we're seeing on social
An artistic type - watch how Keira Rathbone creates pictures using a typewriter http://t.co/Ni7TMSNRtj pic.twitter.com/x6hj1cUjgp— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) November 1, 2013
Weather around the world
Crews in Edmonton, Canada, are gearing up for a big blast of winter this weekend, according to the Edmonton Sun. The city has 131 sanders, 44 plows, 20 graders, 17 blowers and 20 sidewalk plows ready to go — and has promised to keep residential streets in better shape than last winter.


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Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery is pleased to announce that its November 2012 art exhibition is now posted on their website and is ready to view online. The subject for this art exhibition is "Countryside" and artists were asked to submit their best interpretation of this theme by depicting rural living, rustic charm, the outdoors and pastoral scenes in their submissions to this competition
An art competition was held in October 2012 which determined and judged the art for this exhibition. The gallery received submissions from 12 different countries from around the world and they also received entries from 34 different states. Overall, there were 455 entries from 140 different artists that were judged for this art competition.
To proceed to the gallery's "Countryside" online art exhibition follow this link: http://www.lightspacetime.com/countryside-art-exhibition-november-2012/


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Its peer reviewed too! For realzies! In a big kids journal!!!
Answers Research Journal. ARJ is a professional, peer-reviewed technical journal for the publication of interdisciplinary scientific and other relevant research from the perspective of the recent Creation and the global Flood within a biblical framework.heh. Wonder if the Young Earth Creationists will publish their journal as often as the Intelligent Design Creationists?
ISCID is pleased to announce the latest issue of PCID, Volume 4.2 November 2005.heheheh. Anyway, I dont think the ERV stuff is Sokaled-- it reads straight from the list of Creationist Claims about ERVs I already have, but I took a look at it anyway just to make sure I didnt miss a good one.
I didnt.
But it was funny anyway:
Day Six--Termites with Trichonympha (protozoans); cattle rumen with methanogenic bacteria; human intestines with E. coli (bacteria); human reproductive system with ERVsheeeeeehehehehehehe. Sweet. The funniest part, though? The references:
Atlas, R. M., and R. Bartha. 1998. Microbial ecology: Fundamentals and applications, 4th ed. San Francisco, California: Benjamin Cummings.
Bulloch, W. 1938. The history of bacteriology. New York: Dover Publications.
Francis, J. W. 2003. The organosubstrate of life: A creationist perspective of microbes and viruses. In Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Creationism, ed. R. L. Ivey, Jr., pp. 434–444. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania: Creation Science Fellowship.
Gillen, A. L. 2007. The genesis of germs: Disease and the coming plagues in a fallen world. Green Forest, Arkansas: Master Books.
Gillen, A. L. and F. Sherwin. 2005. The immune system: Designed to interact with microbes. Origins (A Journal of the Biblical Creation Society) 40:5–9.
Lim, D. V. 2003. Microbiology, 3rd ed. Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall/Hunt.
Liu, Y. 2007. Endogenous retroviruses: Remnants of germline infection or created in the cell? In All creation groans: The problem of natural evil, Proceedings of the Sixth BSG Conference, ed. R. W. Sanders, Occasional Papers of the BSG 10:19–20.
MacArthur, J. 2001. Battle for the Beginning. Nashville, Tennessee: Thomas Nelson.
Morris, H. M. 2006. The New Defender's Study Bible (KJV). Grand Rapids, Michigan: Word Publishing.
Purdom, G., and J. W. Francis, eds. 2008. Proceedings of the Microbe Forum, June 2007. Answers Research Journal 1:1–6.
heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehehehehehehehehehehehe!! LUV!! LUUUUUV!!! Study Bible in the reference, but no, you know, 'journals'. Not a one! Not even a real article just to quote-mine!! ROFL!!


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I had a meeting with our new DofE, Accreditation and Outdoor Education Manager today as part of their induction as the stragtegic direction for accreditation and Recorded Outcomes fall under my remit. It was a really good meeting (or at least I hope so!). When I was preparing for the meeting I went back over the West Sussex Youth Service guide to Accreditation that I put together just under 2 years ago. (Wow! Doesn't time fly!) I know that there is a lot of debate around accredited outcomes and I have joined in a few. Jon Jolly is currently doing some research for his dissertation on Outcome Based Youth work, if you have the time to help out he has a very quick questionaire to fill in and would really appreciate it.
Overall however I'm positive about accredited and recorded outcomes, especially when they are built into youth work programmmes from the outset and are a product of the process. I think the difficulty is in picking the appropriate scheme for the work you're doing and looking at different ways in which you can evidence work rather than through written portfolios. This is something I have asked our incoming manager to review and see where else we need to develop our guidance and support to youth workers.
This is also where I think that digital media can come into it's own….I'm just figuring out the what and hows so that we can then roll out some supporting training for our staff. In particular I think there are 2 online platforms that could support Recorded Outcomes, these are Dipity with an example here of the Worthing Youth Mayors year and a newer one that I haven't yet had a chance to explore more Capzles. So what do you think? Are there any particular online platforms you would recommend for this type of work?


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Update: Always specify a version for Maven2 plugins
I previously wrote about specifying a release version for maven plugins in your POM files to have a more stable build and stop depending on SNAPSHOT plugin dependencies. It now seems with the latest version of maven2, version 2.0.9, that maven now comes with release versions for all the commons plugins (see the release notes).
"MNG-3395 - Starting in 2.0.9, we have provided defaults in the super pom for the plugins bound by default to the lifecycle and a few other often used plugins. This will introduce a bit of stability to your builds because core plugins will not change magically on you when they are released. We still recommend taking control of your plugin versions via pluginManagement declarations as this is the most robust way to future proof your builds. Defaulting the plugins in the superpom was a step towards introducing stability for small builds and new users. A full table of the versions used is shown in the next section."
Note how they still recommend specifying release versions in the pluginManagement section of your POM.


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Fans of That '70s Show have long thought that Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher made a cute couple on-screen. Now a real life couple, it's clear they have an intense chemistry that many assumed kicked into high gear AFTER Ashton's divorce from Demi Moore. Well, turns out things between the costars sparked long before then. In fact, Demi may have never had a chance of keeping Ashton.
Almost from the moment Mila and Ashton set foot on the That '70s Show set in 1998, they were smitten. And another of the show's stars, Laura Prepon, says that Ashton was actually Mila's first kiss. He has said that he had no idea at the time and was glad he didn't because that would have added to the pressure.
The lip lock was written into the script. Ashton's memory of the pivotal scene? "I was so nervous," he said. "She acted so cool. She seemed as if she'd done it a thousand times. I was the one with the butterflies in my stomach. I mean, here's this little girl and I have to kiss her. It was nerve-racking." In actuality, they both were incredibly nervous about it. "I had the biggest crush on him," she has admitted.
Sweet story, to be sure. It all makes one thing painfully clear -- his marriage to Demi may have always been doomed. She could never compete with those long-held feelings and that history, if he pined for Mila all these years. Now that they are in a relationship, it is clear they are nearly perfect for each other. Both like a low-key, laid-back lifestyle. They can make each other laugh, and they seem to know each other well. Word is, they are both officially off the market and they may even get engaged soon.
Do you think Ashton has always wanted Mila?
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I have an essay out today in The New Inquiry that is essentially a wide-lens adaptation of the ideas expressed in these two posts. Here's a taste:
This is the danger of talking about "jobs" in the abstract: It can mean forcing people into precarious, temporary, low-wage, nonexistent-benefit work that will most likely land them back on the welfare rolls in a couple of months. Emphasis here belongs on the word forcing, because employers — faced with an oversupply of labor in the broader job market — have the upper hand in negotiations. These same employers can feel free to deprive their employees of the basic security needed to stay off welfare for good. After all, once the fallow season ends, the state will subsidize those workers' subsistence until the business community needs them again.
Thus welfare becomes a means of keeping spare workers on ice until they can again be made productive — which is to say, until they can again be slotted into temp jobs. But collecting a welfare check shouldn't mean forfeiting the right to a baseline of self-determinacy. If welfare is to serve to benefit the poor — which is to say for actual human beings, and not for an abstract intellectual construct such as the Economy — then it should ameliorate domination, not perpetuate it in a modified form.


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Brian Wilson Will Not Shave His Beard
Brian Wilson's agent told Brian Cashman that Wilson won't shave his beard. "Cross him off the list," Cashman said.— Mark Feinsand (@FeinsandNYDN) November 13, 2013
The Yankees won't budge on their no-facial-hair policy and because of that, Brian Wilson is no longer an option. Zero chance he's cutting that beard. That's like asking him to cut off a part of his body. I guess this answers the age-old question of what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object. Well not really, because nothing happened, but you get the idea.
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Our ambassador Mark Smalley will be speaking at the following events.
February 15th: BrightTALK webinar
February 28th – March 2nd: Topconf in Linz, Austria
March 23rd: Chair Service Management Day in Amersfoort, the Netherlands
April 6th: Keynote for DevOps Pro in Vilnius, Lithuania
April 26th: The Open Group / IT4IT Forum in Berlin, Germany (with a possible repeat performance in Ottawa, Canada in July)
Mark is also exploring possibilities in:
- Ireland, with ICS and itSMF;
- Finland, with itSMF and IT Standard for Business;
- South Africa, with ISACA;
- UK, with Agile Business Consortium, BCS, IT500 and SITS;
- USA, with Fusion.
Watch this space!
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Self-Discovery Quiz for Fulfilling Your Ultimate Destiny
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Prospective students and their families along with members of the York community, and students, faculty and staff from Penn State York celebrated Penn State Day and Homecoming on Oct. 13. Visitors to the campus learned about the educational opportunities available at Penn State York and took part in a variety of other activities to highlight the campus.
Lion Life, the Penn State Hershey Medical Center's medical helicopter landed on campus and visitors had the opportunity to tour it and talk with members of the life-saving medical unit. In addition, a variety of children's activities, including pumpkin-painting, story time and inflatable games, kept young visitors busy.
Penn State York's soccer team took on Penn State Schuylkill and won their games, several reunions took place and some students, faculty, staff and alumni took part in the third annual National Alliance on Mental Illness Walk. York's baseball also played a scrimmage with current players taking on some alumni. Homecoming Saturday ended with "A Night of Laughs with Anton Shuford," a nationally known comedian with members of the Penn State York Penn Players opening for him.


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Diamondbacks walk off winners against O's
Davis hits 43rd homer of season in 7-6 loss
Adam Eaton's blackout turned into a walk-off.
Despite being unsure of what pitch he hit or what to do as he rounded the bases, Eaton ended a wild game of momentum swings with the first walk-off homer hit into Chase Field's right field pool on Monday night, lifting the Arizona Diamondbacks to a 7-6 victory over the Baltimore Orioles.
"I'm not sure what happened -- I just blacked out," Eaton said. "I thought I hit a heater and found out later it was a slider."
Arizona has made an art of the comeback this season and pulled off a desert masterpiece to open the three-game interleague series against the Orioles.
Baltimore led 4-2 after roughing up Diamondbacks starter Wade Miley.
Arizona went up 5-4 in the seventh by stringing together three run-scoring singles, including one by Aaron Hill, who also homered for the third straight game.
Chris Davis tied the game in the eighth with a solo homer, not all that surprising since he leads the majors with 43.
The homer by Wil Nieves to lead off the eighth was a bit more unexpected. He hadn't hit one since last season and needed a friendly carom off the top of the wall in left to get it.
Arizona closer Brad Ziegler (6-1) had converted his first seven save chances this season, but was uncharacteristically off, giving up a tying sacrifice fly to Nick Markakis after the Orioles loaded the bases against him.
Eaton ended the night with its most surprising moment, putting an abrupt end to the momentum swings by sending the first pitch by Darren O'Day (5-2) into the pool in right-center to set off a wild celebration.
It was Arizona's second game-ending homer of the homestand -- Paul Goldschmidt did it to the Mets on Friday -- 23rd win in its last at-bat and 33rd comeback victory of the season.


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Musical artist Rachael Price can blow -- as in, she has an incredible singing voice. Rachael is the lead singer and guitarist in the burgeoning band Lake Street Dive.
The band became YouTube-famous with its incredible cover of the Jackson Five's 'I Want You Back.' Rachael's soulful voice caught the attention of almost a million viewers. It also helped matters that the Tennessee-born musician is very fine.
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I have to share this. I saw an excellent post on Plusheal asking for advice about a fresh and new guild trying to find it's legs (actually it was about how to democratically disagree, but that's a topic for another time). One of the Plusheal acolytes, Caveat, replied with a great list of questions to help "reality check†your guild. Here it is!
- Do you have a clearly defined identity?
- Do you have a clearly defined schedule?
- Do you actually FOLLOW that schedule? (some of the best recruits we have had recently left a guild whose raid times started the same as ours- but while we start pulling within 5 minutes of that time, the other guild routinely failed to pull for 45 minutes or more. We went thru that stage, and figured out we were shooting ourselves in the foot )
- Do you have legitimate and fair looting system, with defined rules that are followed?
- Do you have a plan for progression?
- Do you have fun playing together?
- What is your vent environment like- are you foul mouthed teens or boring old geezers? (Each is ok, but appeal to totally different players)
- How are you with female players?
What would you add to the list? More importantly, how would you answer these questions about your own guild?
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Truck trying to pass school bus crashes, FHP says
Bus carrying high school students involved in crash
Troopers say a driver in a truck tried to pass a school bus early Tuesday and crashed into a car, and then the bus.
The crash happened on Thrill Hill Road and County Road 44-A in the Eustis area.
Officials said witnesses told them that the driver of the truck, 53-year-old James Matheny of DeLand, was driving recklessly before the crash.
Troopers said Matheny attempted to pass the bus in a no passing zone when his truck hit the school bus, then hit a van and car.
The bus was carrying 30 high school students. The crash forced officials to shut the roadway.
Matheny and the driver of the van, 58-year-old Kenneth Oberstadt had serious injuries. The driver of the car, 58-year-old Michael Couch, had minor injuries.
Matheny was ticketed for reckless driving.


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Shawn Gude and I had an interesting Twitter debate the other day with Corey Robin, regarding the relative merits of classical liberalism and small-r republicanism's differing conceptions of liberty. Before I get to my disagreement with Corey, here, by way of background, is my most recent gloss of the liberal/republican disagreement, using Philip Pettit's framework for republicanism. In Pettit's account, republicans want to maximize freedom from domination (carefully defined), whereas liberals want to maximize freedom from interference.
Corey's understanding of the republican tradition differs from Pettit's. Over Twitter, he criticized republicanism for abandoning liberalism's conception of liberty without offering a sufficiently comprehensive alternative. Classic republicanism, he argued, is mainly concerned with the eradication of social hierarchy; as a result, it is defenseless against attacks on freedom that don't exploit those hierarchies.
Here, with the breaks between tweets eliminated, is the thought experiment he used to demonstrate his point:
Imagine one co-worker, equally situated, pestering another co-worker. Just bothering them, preventing them from getting their work done, preventing from doing what they want to do. Not to dominate or create a hierarchical relationship, but to interfere and get in their way. Seems important to hold onto that as an abridgment of freedom.
It's entirely possible that the republican tradition as embodied by Milton, Machiavelli, Skinner, etc., (but excluding Pettit) has no satisfactory response to Corey's challenge. He's the one with a Ph.D. in political theory, and my own dealings with those theorists is both scant and second-hand. But I will note that, under Pettit's definition, the pestering employee is definitively dominating his co-worker, and therefore restricting his liberty. That is to say, the pestering employee is interfering in his co-workers affairs 1.) on an arbitrary basis (he's just bugging this one guy, and seemingly without provocation), 2.) without reference to the interests of the co-worker (who would clearly be better off if he wasn't being pestered), and 3.) without allowing the co-worker recourse to any means of contesting the pestering (we're assuming that the co-worker already asked him to stop, and was ignored). Dominating interference is any form of interference that satisfies at least one of those conditions — the pest's interference satisfies all three.
So at the very least, Pettit's gloss of republicanism includes an adequate response to Corey's challenge. It could be that Pettit is the only republican with an adequate response, but I can't rule one way or another on that without learning more about how both Corey and non-Pettit republicans use the term "social hierarchy." Corey would likely concede that some forms of workplace pestering and bullying (such as racist remarks and sexual harassment) are contingent on the presence of social hierarchy, but he also maintains that bullying can exist in the complete absence of hierarchy. I'm not so sure — I think we could construct an account of hierarchy that maps roughly onto Pettit's "domination" framework, and also allows that any instance of bullying is an a priori example of a small-scale, informal hierarchy.
In the meantime, as it stands, I have yet to hear an adequate liberal response to the republican master-slave thought experiment.


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Serving Columbus for over a quarter-century, this sprawling, 64-lane bowl-arama rightfully deserves the title of palace. Open round-the-clock, it packs a crowd at all hours, from tipsy late-night gutter-ballers to gray-haired grannies at sunrise. Yet despite its popularity, Columbus Square Bowling Palace's long stretch of tournament-quality lanes means it's unlikely you'll have to wait to knock down some pins, plus there's plenty of cushy chairs and hypnotic carpeting to spread out on.
A remodeled exterior and slick new, tropical-themed bar - featuring pub grub, big-screen TVs and a heated patio - help the Palace feel fresh, but it's still nice to see retro touches like the outer-space-themed arcade room with pinball and stellar old-school cabinets like The Simpsons. Most late nights, music videos glow from the bowling alley's projector screens and bop over the loudspeaker - the corresponding all-you-can-bowl special is a popular outing.
For avid bowlers, the Palace offers tournaments and sanctioned leagues, but there's also a wealth of just-for-fun leagues and special interest groups like the Columbus Blue Jackets League. If you're really sweating your gutter balls, they even offer bowling instruction - or you can take the easy way out and just bumper bowl.
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Minority and Non-Traditional Law Students / Re: JD or E/JD to teach as college professor« on: February 23, 2012, 08:35:06 PM »
Thanks for the advice Jon..appreciated! I am looking into a masters as well..just throwing around some ideas. I also was looking at Homeland Security degrees since my specialty is homeland and couter-terrorism. It' s just so hard with my crazy schedule to get to class. I was looking at Capella, Amercian Military U, and Wilmington U which is brick and mortor but also offers online.


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As Congress holds hearings on the fatal attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, the New York Times placed its partisan political story by Michael Schmidt and Eric Schmitt on page A10 under a neutral, purely political headline, "Before Hearings on Libya Attack, Charges of Playing Politics." The text box was mild: "An inquiry is expected to focus on potential intelligence failures."
The Washington Post at least put Benghazi on the front page, in a story by Anne Gearan under the critical but off-target headline "Deadly Benghazi Attack Could Mar Clinton Legacy" (as if Hillary Clinton's reputation is the key issue at stake, not the four Americans killed). NewsBuster Ken Shepherd critiqued Gearan's story.
ABC Jake Tapper focused on actual news about the attack in Libya instead of the partisan back and forth in Congress, reporting this exclusive Wednesday morning: "U.S. Security Official in Libya Tells Congressional Investigators About 'Inappropriately Low' Security at Benghazi Post."
By contrast, the Times's narrow focus on partisan sniping served to limit the damage to the Obama camp, even as revelations of the administration's dithering finally begin appearing in the press:
On the eve of the first Congressional hearing on the attack last month at the American diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, members of the House committee investigating the assaults spent Tuesday accusing one another of exploiting the violence to score partisan political points.
The hearing, four weeks after the attack that killed Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other Americans, is expected to focus on any potential intelligence failures in assessing a growing militant threat in Benghazi and eastern Libya; possible security lapses at the mission; and whether the Obama administration underestimated the dangers posed by Al Qaeda's franchise in northern Africa and other extremist groups in Libya.
Democrats and Republicans on the oversight committee traded similar accusations -- that the other party had shown scant interest in dealing with the broader issues of intelligence warnings and security matters, and had focused instead on trying to show that their party was better equipped to address volatile and shifting national security challenges.
"Never in all of my years in Congress have I seen such a startling and damaging series of partisan abuses," said Representative Elijah E. Cummings of Maryland, the panel's ranking Democrat. "The Republicans are in full campaign mode, and it is a shame that they are resorting to such pettiness in what should be a serious and responsible investigation. We should be above that."
Representative Jason Chaffetz, Republican of Utah and chairman of the panel's subcommittee on national security issues, said the Democrats' strategy was to "blame it on politics rather than addressing the nature of the issue."
"They can blame it on politics," Mr. Chaffetz said, "but we are concerned about the more than a hundred embassies and thousands of Americans abroad."
Missing the forest for the trees, the Times devoted precious paragraphs merely relaying partisan Democratic complaints against the GOP:
Democrats accused the Republicans of preventing them from interviewing witnesses they plan to call at the hearing, including Lt. Col. Andrew Wood of the Utah National Guard, who led the military security team in Tripoli. Colonel Wood has appeared on several national television programs in recent days and has said that he and other embassy officials unsuccessfully sought to extend his team's tour at the embassy because of mounting security concerns.
A memorandum circulated by Democratic staff members of the panel said that Republicans concealed until last Thursday their plans to depart on the next day for an investigative trip to Libya and that "due to this inadequate notice, no Democratic members or staff were able to join." A Congressional staff member provided a copy of the memo to The New York Times.
Schmidt and Schmitt left one of the biggest controversies of the terrorist attack for the last paragraph,and offered it up quite mildly:
Republicans have singled out Susan E. Rice, the United States ambassador to the United Nations, for criticism because she first attributed the attack to a spontaneous mob protest that spun out of control. Ms. Rice has fired back, saying that she relied solely on information from intelligence agencies and that the government's understanding of what happened had evolved as more information became available.
Indeed, the State Department has since said there was no protest before the attack in Benghazi, though the administration has insisted for weeks that a video clip mocking Muhammad triggered the violence.


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Villager Edit
The female villager was a holographic figure created by Rurigan, a Yaderan who had lost his friends and village in a Dominion attack.
When Jadzia Dax and Odo, who had landed on the planet, discovered that the hologenerator was malfunctioning and causing the villagers to disappear they explained the situation in a town meeting, the female villager refused to believe them. She said that it was a lie and that they were wasting time in finding the villagers. After Dax restored the hologenerator, the village and its people reappeared. (DS9: "Shadowplay")
Villagers Edit
These villagers were restored by Jadzia Dax who fixed the hologenerator created by Rurigan, who created holographic villagers after the Jem'Hadar wiped out his village, killing all his friends. (DS9: "Shadowplay")


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