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The Directorate General for Enterprise and Industry is responsible for security research in the 7th EU-Framework Programme (FP7) and in this regard also deals with issues that have the potential to seriously influence the innovation cycle "from research to market".
Third party liability for security industry products and services has been identified as an issue potentially leading to a market gap and should therefore be analysed thoroughly.
The purpose of this call for tender is to prepare a study evaluating the status quo and the legal implications of third party liability for the European Security Industry.
The main objective of this study is threefold:
Please note that from 01/01/2012, all tendering documents relating to DG Enterprise will be published through a Commission wide unique platform called "eTendering", consequently the tendering documents will not be published anymore here.
If you are interested in this call, please use this link to get access to all tender documents. The documents will be visible as soon as the contract notice about this call is published on TED, which is expected in the next few days.
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If you are a magician you need to be able to make a prediction whenever and wherever you are on the spot.
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|A study of coating mechanical and optical losses in view of reducing mirror thermal noise in gravitational wave detectors
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|Mirror coatings play a crucial role in the performance of laser interferometers devoted to gravitational wave detection such as Virgo and LIGO. Mechanical losses in the coating material limit the sensitivity of the detectors due to the associated mirror thermal noise. The absorption of light in the coating induces a thermal lens in the mirror substrate which reduces the quality of the optical interference and requires sophisticated thermal compensation systems. This paper describes the work ongoing at LMA in order to reduce mechanical losses and optical absorption in the coating. The results obtained by doping Ta2O5 layers and testing different high-index materials are described. Finally the performances of different potential coatings are compared and the results obtained with a 40 kg mirror are reported. Titania doped Ta2O5 shows mechanical losses of 2 × 10−4 and absorption below 0.5 ppm. Nb2O5 appears to be the best competitor from the thermal noise point of view but it has an optical absorption four to five times larger.
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Global Ambassador Julian Lennon Featured on The View
Did you catch The View yesterday? Lupus Foundation of America's Global Ambassador Julian Lennon was on the show to promote his new album, Everything Changes, when Whoopi Goldberg recognized Julian for all the work he's done for the Foundation and his efforts to raise awareness of lupus. Thank you to both Whoopi and Julian for their continued support. Watch the clip now!
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A student interested in a degree in engineering, but who also wants the benefits of a liberal arts education can elect the engineering physics major.
The engineering physics major takes a rigorous program of physics, chemistry, mathematics, and computer science courses while at Randolph College for three years. The student then has the option to apply to an associated engineering school to complete the program in two more years.
Randolph College has agreements with engineering schools at Vanderbilt University, Washington University St. Louis, and the University of Virginia. The student is not limited to these choices.
After the first year at the engineering school, a B.S. in engineering physics is received from Randolph College, and after the second year, a B.S. or in some cases an M.S. in engineering is received from the engineering school. If a student elects to remain at Randolph College, the possibilities are to complete the regular physics degree or a mathematics degree depending on what courses have already been taken.


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Casa Vacanze Roma dal Mare - Appartamento Campolle
Federica, Giovanni and the little Edoardo and Marina welcome you to Lido di Ostia. Your vacation will be unforgettable thanks to their hospitality and safe houses, not to mention the excellent value for money.
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
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- Breakfast not included
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- Cots available
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- Non Smoking
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From Piramide Station: train Rome - Ostia Lido, 30 minutes travel time, frequency of at least every 15 minutes, maximum every 5 minutes, get off Lido Centro Station. From here:
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Properties of Roma dal Mare are located in the heart of Lido di Ostia, a few steps from the beach and about 15 minutes walk from the dock, the new marina. Perfect for reaching the John Paul II Institute, the new center TheraSuit for Intensive Rehabilitation Francesco Pio and PalaFijlKam. Served by public transport and troublefree for parking, in the immediate vicinity are shops, supermarkets, markets and a shopping center, a playground for children, equipped pinewood, theater... nothing is really missing!


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Roman Blinds from Dunelm Mill
Roman blinds add a touch of luxury to any window. The thick cascading fabric helps to insulate your home whilst also creating a very stylish, cosy and lavish design to your room. Roman blinds are often considered to be a contemporary alternative to curtains with many similarities such as banishing cold draughts.
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Our range of roman blinds is both practical and chic. We have a wide range of fabrics available with our roman blinds; suedette, twill and polycotton. Roman blinds are a real talking piece of any room; open or closed they create a luxurious affect. Furthermore, all of our roman blinds are lined to protect the fabric of the blind whilst also keeping draughts out. Our range of roman blinds is often considered to be an affordable luxury, adding a touch of class to your home without breaking the bank.
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Blackout roman blinds are the perfect addition to any bedroom. The luxurious qualities of this stylish blind make them the ideal option for the master bedroom. The obvious benefits of a blackout roman blind are their ability to block out the sun's rays, thus ensuring you get a peaceful night's sleep. Blackout roman blinds also have the benefit of protecting your bedroom furniture from fading in the sunlight.
Roman Blind Room Selection
Roman blinds are a truly beautiful product. They will add a luxurious, inviting and relaxed feel to any room. Due to the nature of these blinds, it is not recommended that you place these in any rooms where they could become damp quickly, such as the kitchen or bathroom. Roman blinds are more suited to a room where they can be a real feature such as a lounge or bedroom. Roman blinds are often a focal point that brings the whole look of a room together, be that with a strong colour or pattern or merely the elaborate cascading fabric.
If you crave a sophisticated and lavish look for your master bedroom, then roman blinds are the perfect option. Not only will these blinds create a cosy, warm yet stylish look to your room but they are also a very practical choice. The thickness of the material used with our roman blinds mean that any draughts are immediately stopped from entering your bedroom, perfect for those chilly winter months. However, this style of blind is not only suited to the winter months. The principal design of this blind mean that it can be easily pulled up and secured, allowing a cool breeze to flow in from an open window during those humid summer months.
Roman blinds are becoming an increasingly popular alternative to curtains in the lounge. These modern day window dressings combine the luxury and quality of a curtain with the practicality of a blind. Roman blinds are suitable for any window in the lounge and can often have more benefits than curtains. The key advantage to these blinds is that, in essence, they behave much like a curtain when closed, keeping cold draughts out and helping to create a cosy atmosphere in the home. However, they also benefit from having the same operating mechanism as other blinds meaning that it is possible to pull the blind up to the top of the window, leaving your window clear to let the sun pour into your room on a summers day.
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Roman blinds make a real statement in your home; you can immediately transform and update the look of your room by hanging some new roman blinds at your window. This type of blind is a great way to update the look of your home without paying a fortune. Another economical factor relating to these blinds is their ability to form a barrier against cold draughts, helping to keep your home warm in the winter and cooler in the summer. Our range of roman blinds is available in various different colours and patterns and will match most decors.
Roman blinds are very versatile products. They are available in a multitude of colours, sizes and finishes to complement your room. Whilst the look and feel of a roman blind is that of luxury, the price of the product remains affordable, thus making it a worthwhile investment. If what you crave for your home is a touch of style and elegance then our range of roman blinds is the perfect addition.
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BLADE RUNNERs James Hong and GLEEs Mike OMalley Join R.I.P.D.
Blade Runner's James Hong???? **** That ****!!!!! That's David mother****ing LoPan!!!!
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no. Boston Brand is not a 20-something...and that is all the CW does. pass.
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When you do some research about what pieces of equipment you need to bring on a scuba diving adventure, you're likely to come across several articles telling you to bring dive lights. If you plan to dive only during the day, however, you may be wondering if there really is a need to bring dive lights with you.
Here's the thing: As you go deeper underwater, certain wavelengths of lights are gradually lost. This means you lose sight of colors the deeper you go. This significantly diminishes the beauty of the underwater world to the naked eye, regardless of the time of day you go diving. By bringing dive lights with you, you can illuminate the dive site and view the corals and fish in all their brilliantly-colored glory.
If that's not reason enough to convince you of the usefulness of dive lights as part of your scuba gear, here's another reason that just might do the trick: Dive sites such as reefs and wrecks typically have small holes and crevices that tend to hide some beautiful but shy sea creatures. With a dive light, you can illuminate these holes and crevices so you can spot these shy creatures and get the opportunity to marvel at their beauty.
Communication is another (and perhaps a more important) reason for you to bring lights when you go scuba diving. The light is often used to signify your presence, as an assurance to your dive buddy that you're doing okay. Some light signals are also used for active communication, such as signaling an emergency or calling your dive buddy's attention to something.
If you plan to do some underwater photography or video recording, then dive lights become even more important. As mentioned earlier, much of the color is lost underwater, so your photographs may not be all that interesting unless you can adequately illuminate your subjects. Even when the water is relatively bright, dive lights are still very useful for improving the definition and overall quality of your photos.
These are just some of the reasons why divers consider dive lights an integral part of their scuba diving gear. When you shop for your own set of dive lights, be sure to keep in mind the kind of diving you plan to do. There are different types of lights made specifically for each of the purposes outlined above, and for other purposes as well, such as technical diving.


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Faye Burnett, a twin, was born in Olympia but resided in multiple areas
because her father served in the military. She spent her high school
years in Tumwater, graduating from Tumwater High School. She later
earned an Associate in Technical Arts Degree as a Legal Secretary at
South Puget Sound Community College.
Faye was hired as a criminal stenographer with the Thurston County Sheriff's Office, Detective Division, in November 1980. However, prior to actively serving in that capacity, she served a few weeks as interim secretary to then Sheriff Dan Montgomery.
On January 1, 1994, Faye was promoted to Technical Specialist III and served as the support staff supervisor for the Detective Division. In that role she prepared the morning reports for disbursement to either the Prosecutor's Office for their in-custody preliminary court appearances or the detectives for assignments. She also served as the secretary for the bureau chief.
Faye was appointed to the Executive Aide position by then Sheriff Gary Edwards on May 1, 1996, and remained as his executive aide through the rest of his career. On January 1, 2007, she was appointed by Sheriff Dan Kimball to serve as his executive aide, and then on January 1, 2011, she was appointed by Sheriff John Snaza to serve as his executive aide.
The Executive Aide serves as the confidential secretary to the Sheriff and Undersheriff but also maintains all personnel records.
When off duty Faye enjoys spending quality time with her family and friends and loves cats, barbecues, movies, talent shows, children, and a good, hearty laugh.


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New Yorkers celebrate DOMA's demise at Stonewall Inn
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Metro profiled some of the subjects in a new documentary premiering on HBO Thursday night.
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Metro asks Californians how they feel about the Supreme Court's decision on Prop 8 that reinstates same-sex marriage in the state.
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Funding authorized: $50 million
FY 14 Appropriation: $38 million
FY 15 Request: $45 million and $5.6 million from PHS for evaluation ($50.6 million total)
RPE formula grants, administered by the CDC Injury Center, provide essential funding to states and territories to support rape prevention and education programs conducted by rape crisis centers, state sexual assault coalitions, and other public and private nonprofit entities.
Based on 2012 CDC data of RPE funded programs:
• 110,996professionals were trained in sexual violence issues
• Over 1.5 million young people participated in rape prevention programs including:
o 469,525 elementary school students
o 523,133 middle school students
o 545,845 high school students
o 176,360 college students
• RPE funded hotlines in 16 states including responses to 178,974 calls.
Those who have been victimized by sexual violence are more likely to be re-victimized AND those who have perpetrated are more likely to reoffend, pointing to the increased need of stopping the violence before it ever happens.
The RPE program prepares everyday people to become heroes, getting involved in the fight against sexual violence and creating safer communities by:
• Engaging boys and men as partners;
• Supporting multidisciplinary research collaborations;
• Fostering cross-cultural approaches to prevention; and
• Promoting healthy, non-violent social norms, attitudes, beliefs, policies, and practices.
RPE is working. Building on the success of the innovative Green Dot bystander intervention campaign on campuses, Kentucky RPE programs are expanding into high schools. In an evaluation done on over 7,900 undergraduates, students trained in Green Dot had lower rape myth acceptance scores and engaged in significantly more bystander behaviors such as speaking up when they see a friend who is being hit on who looks scared or finding a trusted adult who can support in intervening when they witness acts of violence.
Across the country, states and communities are engaged in cutting-edge prevention projects:
• North Carolina programs are helping youth mobilize to interrupt bullying and creating programming to prevent perpetration against people with developmental disabilities.
• Texas rape crisis centers design and implement community-specific prevention initiatives that reach tens of thousands of Texans every year while also building the capacity of allied professionals to infuse prevention principles into their work.
• Programs in Maine address prevention of sexual violence by implementing a social marketing campaign, geared toward students, using real language to highlight harmful gender stereotypes and help students identify actions they can take to change their world.
• In Idaho, programs use comprehensive prevention strategies that proactively engage youth and build their leadership skills.
• RPE funded programs in New Jersey are implementing bystander intervention and media literary strategies while investing in evaluating of each strategy.
Why increase funding for RPE?
The societal costs of sexual violence are incredibly high including medical and mental health care, law enforcement response, and lost productivity. Annual victim costs for rape are estimated at $127 billion making rape the most costly of all crimes.
According to the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey:
• Nearly 1 in 5 women have been the victim of rape or attempted rape and nearly 1 in 2 women have experienced some form of sexual violence.
• Most female victims of completed rape (79.6%) experienced their first rape before the age of 25; 42.2% experienced their first completed rape before the age of 18 years.
• More than one-quarter of male victims of completed rape (27.8%) experienced their first rape when they were 10 years of age or younger.
High profile cases like those at Pennsylvania State University and in Steubenville, Ohio have increased the need for comprehensive community responses to sexual violence but have also increased the demand for prevention programs beyond providers' capacity.
A 2013 survey by the National Alliance to End Sexual Violence of rape crisis centers found that more than 3 out of 4 programs surveyed had to reduce the number of hours they spent providing prevention services due to cuts from sequestration and other sources.
Additionally, VAWA 2013 changed the formula for RPE ensuring that small states have a base of $150,000 but meaning large states are experiencing a significant cut in FY 14. Finally, CDC is altering the contract period for RPE this year meaning reduced funding stretched over a longer period of time.
A Colorado program reported:"Our agency lost nearly a third of our sexual assault prevention education funding, which was allocated to programs providing weekly education to middle school students."
A California program reported: "Our prevention funds have been almost cut in half in a few short years. We are located in a large semi-urban area and there is a huge demand for prevention services."
Evaluating RPE
It is vitally important to continue to strengthen the evidence base for sexual violence prevention. The RPE program was created to develop culturally relevant community-based sexual assault prevention strategies in communities across the nation. RPE funding must remain in communities while new funds are invested for evaluation. NAESV supports the President's approach in the FY 15 budget of supporting RPE evaluation through a requested $5.6 million investment of Public Health Services (PHS) evaluation funds.
If our children are to face a future free from sexual violence, RPE must be fully funded.
Contact Terri Poore, Policy Consultant at (850) 228-3428 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
For a full list of references, visit: www.endsexualviolence.org/brochurecitations


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At the height of the Blizzard of 2013, so many trees felled by the driving winds lay across roads in Cohasset that you couldn't get in or out of the town. Elsewhere, fallen trees landed on an ambulance and the fire chief's car in Marshfield, tore the roof off a house in Weymouth, and knocked out power for tens of thousands across the region.
"Pretty much everything about the storm was driven by the wind — from the flooding to the power outages," said Michael Page, who runs a local meteorology website, www.hinghamweather.com.


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Keystone Eco Tag Marks Your Luggage And Charges Batteries
It's a luggage tag! No, it's a solar powered battery charger! No...unbelievably enough, it's BOTH. It's the Keystone Eco Tag, and it attaches to your attache--or any other piece of luggage--just like any other luggage tag. It...


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Should You Use Cloth Diapers?
True tales from satisfied and disappointed families who've tried them.
Cloth Didn't Pan Out
"Our daycare turned us down": Morly Shoshan of Toronto, Ontario, chose cloth diapers when her baby was born. Her first daycare center agreed to use them. But when she switched to a new daycare that would not accommodate her needs, she switched to disposables.
"If you have your child at a daycare, and they won't do it, you're out of luck," Shoshan says. "Especially if you work fulltime."
"Cloth just wasn't practical": When Jenny Bender Berz of Boston, Mass, had her first son, she decided to give cloth diapers a try. She lasted two days.
"On day two [with a newborn], in addition to having to learn to live with no sleep, breastfeed, and be a new mom in general, I found myself blow drying a plastic diaper cover," says Berz, whose son had frequent explosive diapers.
"Maybe I should have bought more diaper covers, but in my sleep-deprived daze, I just went out and bought some [disposables]."
"Financially, it didn't add up": Susan Silva of Weston, Mass, considered cloth after a friend made the switch. She decided against it after realizing the initial costs and time investment.
"You can't just try it for a few days and then decide," she says. "You need to really commit to a lifestyle choice. It's not anything like, 'should I buy Huggies or Pampers?' or trying out an organic diet for baby."
"The 'green' cons outweighed the pros": Marsha Moshinsky of Toronto, Ontario, researched cloth diaper services for her newborn. She thought her free time would be better spent sleeping than doing laundry. Moshinsky was discouraged that many laundry services use chlorine and admits she was daunted by the idea of using cloth diapers on the go.
"I sweated the decision because I really wanted to do my part for the environment," she said. "But ultimately the cons outweighed the pros."


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Jul 15, 2014
Fayetteville basketball product Dennis Smith, Jr., has been added to the USA Basketball Developmental National Team Roster.
Jun 27, 2014
Nik Stauskas, Noah Vonleh and T.J. Warren were all selected in the NBA Draft on Thursday. All three played in the HighSchoolOT.com Holiday Invitational.
Jan 11, 2014
Last month, local basketball fans and coaches got a preview of future North Carolina players Justin Jackson and Joel Berry, Kentucky recruit Devin Booker, and several others who could play their college hoops in the Triangle.
Dec 29, 2013
Future Tar Heel point guard Joel Berry led the Orlando (FL) Lake Highland Prep Highlanders to the Shavlik Randolph Bracket title, defeating Kinston 74-65 in the final game.
Dec 28, 2013
Thon Maker scored 34 points, earning MVP honors as Carlisle (VA) won the Summit Hospitality Bracket of the HighSchoolOT.com Holiday Invitational.


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It's Not Too Late To Rotate
With the high prices being contracted for corn, wheat and soybeans, producers might want to consider rotating their cotton. Although most cotton in Missouri is still grown in a monocrop system, it might be time to rotate some of those fields. The higher price for cotton has encouraged several producers to reconsider cotton.
Producers will need to consider their soil type. Although cotton does better than most crops on a sandy soil, corn is generally grown on fields with heavier textures. Silt loams would be better suited to a rotation than light sand. Irrigation is a must for corn and highly recommended for cotton.
Rotations have many benefits. First, there is generally an increase in yield. Continuous corn can cause a yield drag, but rotating corn would be beneficial to both crops. Cotton following corn would be expected to have an increased yield.
Many producers will rotate their crops to help control root-knot nematodes in cotton. This is generally a good practice, but I saw several corn fields in Dunklin County that had root-knot nematodes. Since there were juveniles present, they were reproducing on the corn. However, the populations were probably less than what they would have been following cotton.
Prices of commodities have changed dramatically since this time last year. Corn was the hot commodity in most of 2007. Cotton acreage was lost to corn due to the price differential.
However, soybeans have moved up in price to be competitive with corn, and the increase in wheat acreage due to higher prices will lead to more soybeans being grown after wheat since it fits better than either peanuts or cotton when double cropped.
Therefore, some acres of cotton will be lost to these crops this year. Cotton proved once again the reason that it has been a traditional southern crop by withstanding drought better than most crops along with peanuts during 2007 when irrigation was not available.
The Deep South was 20-25 inches below normal in rainfall, and yields were still good in many areas where stands were obtained. It is expected that cotton acreage will be down in many parts of the South by 10 percent or more.
Palmer amaranth has been the hot topic in the weed science community during winter meetings and is the focus of this issue of Cotton Farming magazine.
Glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth has drawn much attention; however, this weed species has several other attributes that, in conjunction with glyphosate-resistance, can make it very problematic. Palmer is a very prolific seed producer.
Published reports estimate between 200,000 and 600,000 seeds are produced from each plant. Imagine a population of 100 Palmer amaranth plants per acre, or one every 21 square feet. Imagine a herbicide that will provide 90 percent control of this weed. Ninety percent control of 100 plants per acre would leave a population of 10 plants per acre.
If these 10 plants produce an average of 400,000 seeds per plant, we have just returned 4 million seeds to the soil seedbank. I often use this analogy at producer meetings to show how quickly this weed can spread and become problematic for years to come.
Palmer amaranth also can develop a very deep root system and uses water very efficiently, helping it continue to grow, even during our hot, dry summers. Keep in mind the tools that we currently have for weed control and the tools that are being developed.
"You can pay me now, or you can pay me later." Remember that old car care commercial? I like to think about herbicide-resistant weed development this way, especially the issue with Palmer pigweed (a.k.a. careless weed).
And it's just not a Georgia farmer's problem anymore. It's everybody's problem. And closer to home we have an issue in the Upper Gulf Coast, primarily with common water hemp.
Water hemp is also in the amaranth family and is close kin to Palmer pigweed. It is important to understand that water hemp is more difficult to control with herbicides than most other pigweeds.
And it appears that we have a tolerant/resistant population in the Upper Gulf Coast. Regardless of what you call it, the bottom line is that it is very difficult to control, and producers should take steps now to address this issue.
Start clean prior to planting, using tillage or burndown herbicides. Water hemp grows fast and can become "too large" to control by planting time.
Few herbicides will list water hemp as controlled. And if you have escapes, remove them from the field. One plant can produce more than 300,000 seeds!
Planting surveys released from the National Cotton Council indicate that cotton acres continue to be in the decline in Arkansas as well as all other states in the Mid-South. According to the report, Arkansas will reduce cotton acres another 30 percent, which will result in approximately 605,000 acres in the state.
The final cotton acreage in 2008 could still fluctuate depending on spring weather conditions and availability of soybean seed. If Arkansas has a wet spring this year, corn acreage could potentially be reduced. If this happens, and the soybean seed shortage becomes a reality, then cotton acres have a chance to increase across the state toward the 700,000 level.
Commodity prices, over all other factors, have played a major role in this acreage shift. Cotton price has been slow to increase compared to other crops. Hopefully, this will change in the near future. The big question is, "What will our cotton infrastructure look like when high cotton prices return?"
Last month we discussed how crucial early burndown can be in managing glyphosate-resistant horseweed, and reducing over wintering insect pest populations. As the saying goes, we need to "Start Clean and Stay Clean." This is becoming more and more important as Arkansas continues to deal with weeds such as Palmer amaranth that are becoming harder to control with Roundup.
The 2007 crop year will soon be passing into history after the gins begin to wind down. High Plains producers had a great year. We are now beginning to get a good handle on the performance of many of the newer varieties, including those with the Roundup Ready Flex trait.
Our producers should seriously reflect on the past season's situation. We were very cool and wet early and later very warm and dry. We did not really encounter much stress to reduce staple, and the overall classing results from 2007 readily show that more than 40 percent of the bales produced were a 37 staple or longer.
We also had the best micronaire in our crop since 2003. Color grades and uniformity were both excellent, and we set a record for average strength. The 2007 crop was harvested under pristine conditions. Virtually no rainfall occurred during the harvest period, and we had no inclement weather conditions.
Overall, it was the best year ever. Producers should keep in mind that the finish we obtained in 2007 is not necessarily typical for our region, and storm resistance is still important. Because of this, it is still important to compare micronaire and storm resistance over sites and years.
With the amount of data we are now getting on the newer varieties, this should be easier than when these were first introduced.
As fertilizer prices continue to rise, Georgia cotton producers continue to search for the most economical way of fertilizing this year's crop. More producers will likely consider planting legume winter cover crops in conservation tillage systems next year to gain additional nitrogen credits.
Nematodes, however, are a real consideration and planting legume cover crops such as crimson clover and hairy vetch is not recommended in fields with known nematode problems.
Based on nitrogen (N), phosphorous (P) and potassium (K) with appropriate availability factors considered, a ton of chicken litter contains around $50 worth of fertilizer nutrients. If chicken litter is applied to land with high levels of P or K, the economic value of litter is diminished. Chicken litter is also best used as a preplant fertilizer and should be followed with an application of commercial fertilizer nitrogen as a sidedress.
All recommended P and K should be applied at planting and the use of starter fertilizers is recommended in conservation tillage.
Using the recommended rate of nitrogen with recommended split applications, some at planting and the remainder at sidedress, should greatly increase the chances of getting the most out of your fertilizer dollar.


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15th August 2014, 9:11 at 9:11 am #270502
I basically agree that it is not right to upload copyrighted material to YouTube or similar websites. You should have to pay for watching exclusive high-quality footage of F1 or Premier League, just like you pay for books or opera tickets.
However, I believe that fans should still be allowed to share videos that they have filmed themselves and that FOM should also upload much more footage to F1.com and at least some part of it should be for free to attract new fans and to not alienate fans, who cannot afford to pay. Otherwise the "protectors" are really nothing else than killjoys.6th August 2014, 14:17 at 2:17 pm #269600
I think that part of Ecclestone's strategy to keep F1 popular (and make money for himself and his employers) is to keep it unreachable, namely, to make people long for it. F1 is something exclusive; if you want to get close to it (or even watch it live), you will have to pay. If you want to be a part of it, it will cost you millions. This strategy has worked for a long time as fans, circuits, sponsors and governments have kept spending their money on F1. YouTube, Facebook and Twitter are for free, accessible for everyone and would bring the sport closer to its fans, which is not what Ecclestone wants. After all, F1 is popular on social networks anyway – just look at the number of illegally uploaded videos on YouTube and trending hashtags (like #BernieEcclestone yesterday) on Twitter…
However, this strategy is risky, too. The world is everchanging and falling spectator numbers are already ringing alarm bells. Moreover, as @andae23 says, there are a few things that F1 could SELL and earn even MORE money, yet they are not doing that. Perhaps Ecclestone believes that things like double points will attract new spectators and everything else can stay as it is but I would not be so sure about it.6th August 2014, 7:59 at 7:59 am #269579
I agree that the likes of DRS and fragile tyres should not be put in the same basket because non-durable tyres do not directly handicap any driver or team. However, they do change the racing; for instance, they lead to more passes and more pit stops. Pirelli themselves also used to talk about the need to "provide a better show" by providing challenging tyres to the teams.
Do tyres that degrade quickly affect competitive order? It seems so. Red Bull became much stronger after Pirelli changed the tyres in the middle of 2013 and I also doubt if we would have seen seven different winners in the first seven races of the 2012 season if Bridgestone had still been in charge.
And how much can teams realistically do to adapt to sensitive tyres? Adrian Newey said last November that Ferrari and Lotus had simply "got lucky" with the original 2013 tyres although not everyone would agree with him.
If a gimmick is defined "a trick or device to attract publicity or trade", then I would still call the "raw eggs" a gimmick but maybe it is a good gimmick if there is such a thing!29th July 2014, 10:02 at 10:02 am #268618
Success ballasts are not the worst thing that could be implemented. The rule works pretty well in the WTCC.
For sure, it does not make sense to let teams spend gazillions of money to gain competitive advantage and then take part of this advantage away. But if the teams cannot agree on significant cost-cutting measures, let alone budget caps, then success ballasts at least let the smaller teams, who simply lack resources but are otherwise as good as Ferrari or McLaren, get some rewards, too.
That said, I am not sure that the rule would always work in F1 and I do not think that F1 really needs it.
As for the other "gimmicks", it is complicated. I do not like most of them but I admit that racing sometimes benefits from them. For instance, the Bahrain Grand Prix would perhaps have not been as exciting without the DRS this year. Tricky tyres have sometimes contributed to good racing, too.
However, there are red lines and things like double points, the new Chase format and Fanboost overstep them. I want races to be interesting but when I want to watch some funny nonsense, then I watch Penguins of Madagascar, not F1.23rd July 2014, 11:36 at 11:36 am #267862
I do not know if the Russian GP should be dropped but everyone should stop pretending that "sports and politics do not mix" and openly talk about violations of human rights in Russia and the role of Russia in the unrest in Ukraine and MH17 plane crash.
Journalists should ask uneasy questions and drivers should demonstrate their stance as well. For instance, they could incorporate a Ukrainian flag or a rainbow flag into their helmet designs. The winner of the race could dedicate the victory to all the people that have suffered from the actions of Putin's regime. Jean Todt should at least admit that Russia is not a democratic country.
But I am afraid that none of that is going to happen.23rd July 2014, 8:36 at 8:36 am #267855
It is true that the new F1 engines have become less loud, that you do not need earplugs anymore and that GP2 is now louder than F1. However, they are still louder than the person next to you, the crowd and the commentators. I do not think the new sound (at Hockenheimring) was particularly "interesting" but I do not think that F1 has lost much either. I think you get pretty much the same effect as earlier, only without earplugs.
Maybe the critics of the new engines have a point but there are also positives as some people, who avoided F1 earlier because of the unbearable noise (e.g. parents with kids) might now come to races.
I respect every opinion but claims that people now do not come to races because F1 is too silent or that this is a more important issue than high ticket prices, financial difficulties faced by most teams or even smoking in the grandstands seem to be a bit too far-fetched.22nd July 2014, 9:27 at 9:27 am #267706
@KeithCollantine Agreed, just like many other fans (and drivers), I expected to see a safety car as there were no sufficient "gaps" that one could use to safely get rid of Sutil's car.21st July 2014, 19:11 at 7:11 pm #267665
Here are a few pictures from my trip to the race:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/86490034@N07/sets/72157645409526367/3rd July 2014, 11:23 at 11:23 am #265208
Read Keith's discussion with Marc Priestley. Indeed, "the best way to understand your own opinion about these things is to debate it with someone else." It is a nice debate but I am still on Keith's side, 100%.
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What it does do is push drivers and teams to engage with their fans, to exploit the social media platform and to work hard at it
I believe it is a terrible way of engaging with fans and only reveals complete lack of imagination if they could not think of anything better. I unfollowed Rebellion Racing in February because my timeline was full with their requests for votes in the Shorty Awards. I do not want to follow spam accounts. I also believe that drivers should not "exploit the social media platform" if they do not want to do it. Would we really want to see Raikkonen and Vettel join Twitter just to beg the fans for #fanboost? (Not that I think they would do it.) If a driver does not feel like posting stuff on Twitter, FB or Instagram, just leave him alone.2nd July 2014, 8:34 at 8:34 am #264993
And considering the 'FanBoost' is just for a single, 2.5 second boost that may or may not result in an overtake to begin with, is it really all that ridiculous?
I think it is a matter of principle. 'FanBoost' is something completely different from double points, DRS and standing restarts. These rules might be dumb but teams and drivers can still work to improve their cars or driving techniques so that they get maximum results. 'FanBoost' has nothing to do with the car or driving skills, it is a popularity contest. You might as well give 5 extra points to the driver, who has the hottest girlfriend.
As for "taking it easy", I get your point of view and hope that other racing series do not start to adapt all the funny stuff…1st July 2014, 11:11 at 11:11 am #264986
NEVER. In fact, I am not going to watch Formula E as long as they do not get rid of "fanboost".
There are plenty of shows and TV series on TV and I really love some of them. However, when I watch a sports channel, I do not expect to see "Farmer Wants a Wife" or "The X Factor" there.
If you let fans decide, which driver gets a boost or which football player gets a red card, then you can do that but please do not call it a sport.9th June 2014, 11:21 at 11:21 am #262863
Yesterday, Daniel Ricciardo became the first new winner since the 2012 Spanish Grand Prix, which was won by Pastor Maldonado.
So I guess it's the right time to reopen this discussion!
In my opinion, these are the most likely candidates (from the current drivers):
Kevin Magnussen – It will be surprising if one of the McLarens manages to win a race this year but sooner or later the team should return to the top, given its budget and people. I think McLaren are unlikely to drop Magnussen anytime soon so if he can up his own performance, it is likely that he will get his chance.
Sergio Perez – The Mexican was not that far away from his first victory yesterday.
Nico Hulkenberg – His first podium finish is most probably overdue but is the car good enough for more and is Hulkenberg good enough for a better team?
Valtteri Bottas – Just like Force India, Williams could probably win a race this year, given the right circumstances. However, it's difficult to predict the future of the team and the driver after 2014.
Romain Grosjean – Grosjean clearly deserves better equipment and Gerard Lopez has expressed his concerns that Lotus might lose him. The Frenchman is still highly rated and has been close to the victory already a couple of times.
Daniil Kvyat – If Vettel decides to leave Red Bull after 2015, then Kvyat seems to be the most likely replacement (at the moment).
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I have to agree with the fellow fanatics here, I think WTCC have all the ingredients to make a great championship but the people are just messing it up. Citroen's advantage is so crushing that they don't need team orders and the way they handled the collision between Bennani and Coronel was simply amateurish.
What is more, they have scheduled the next race for this weekend, which means that a few drivers probably won't be able to participate as there is not enough time to repair the damaged cars. The multiple world champion Muller has already labelled the decision to put one race behind the other "very stupid".14th April 2014, 8:16 at 8:16 am #256853
I sometimes make Chilton jokes myself but I completely agree that he is a likeable guy and a strong driver. People just need "the crasher", "the slow guy" and other typical characters in F1. Of course, the fact that Chilton was convincingly beaten by Bianchi in the first season didn't help his reputation but he has been a safe pair of hands and able to make progress. In 2014, Chilton has scored important results for the team, while Bianchi has been making unnecessary mistakes.
I still believe that there are guys, who deserve to be in F1 more than Chilton does but he's way better than pay drivers in F1 once used to be. Moreover, if Ferrari kept an underperforming Massa at the team for years just because it suited them, you can't really say anything bad about Marussia just because they desperately need cash and haven't got the best driver line-up available.11th April 2014, 12:47 at 12:47 pm #256685
1. What country are you in (and state, if applicable) Latvia
2. Which channels broadcast F1 near you? Viasat Sport Baltic
3. Do they show all the races live or only a limited number (if so, how many?) All
4. Do they also show qualifying live? Yes
5. Do they also show practice sessions live? Yes
6. If they are a subscription channel, what does a full year's subscription cost (excluding limited time offers)? You have to pay for a package of channels, the cheapest offer I could find (via Lattelecom Interactive TV) costs 178 EUR a year
7. Do they broadcast coverage online? If so please post link/s No
8. Please supply any other relevant information such as alternative viewing options TV6, a cheaper pay-TV channel, shows replay in the evening. I watch F1 on RTL via satellite for free, the channel is available on cable TV, too. It is actually impossible to say that watching F1 costs one … a year because it depends on your starting point. E.g. if you already have the basic Interactive TV package, then you need to pay only 66 EUR extra to watch Viasat Sport channels. And if you have satellite television and are fine with German commentators, then it costs you nothing.


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While Kelly Clarkson has released a few holiday songs over the years, it was a dream come true for her to finally record an entire Christmas album. Wrapped in Red , featuring a mixture of classic tunes and brand-new songs, arrives Tuesday, and Kelly says of the disc, "I've never been more proud of a project."
The reason why Kelly is so excited about Wrapped in Red is that for once, the versatile vocalist doesn't feel as though she's limited to one musical genre. "I think in [the Christmas] category...you're not asked, 'Well, are you pop? Are you country? Are you R&B? Are you rock?' You're not asked that. It's just a Christmas record," says Kelly. "So it's like, 'Aw, finally! Nobody's gonna ask me all that.' It's just your chance to be free on that, so I'm just really excited."
As a result, Kelly was able to explore all different kinds of musical genres that she normally wouldn't get a chance to. "It's got some classic kind of rock 'n roll, like, kinda Chuck Berry stuff," she explains. "It's got some bluesy Etta James or Aretha ...it's got every genre of music you could want, because that's kind of me. We love the classics. We catered to the classics, and it's so good!"
But along with the classics, like "Silent Night," "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" and "Run Rudolph Run," Kelly has also included some original songs, including the first single, "Underneath the Tree," as well as "Winter Dreams (Brandon's Song)," which she wrote for her new husband, Brandon Blackstock . And Kelly says she was nervous at first about writing songs that would stand up alongside songs that have lasted through generations.
"I thought it was gonna be the hardest [thing], like climbing a mountain," she says. "I'm like, 'What do you write about without it sounding super-cheesy?' 'Cause Christmas records, I mean, they're cheesy and they're supposed to be. It's the holiday spirit and everything!" But Kelly says another point of pride in the album is how well those originals turned out.
"This is gonna sound horrible, but I feel like we did a really great job," she says. "All the writers that I worked with are ones that I know really well, and we did a really good job of skirting that line of, like, cheesy enough to...fit in with classic songs, 'cause I love the classics, and we also did something to where there's some new [contemporary] vibes on there as well."
And Kelly hopes that what she and her collaborators came up with will be popular this holiday season, and stand the test of time -- just like the best Christmas records have always done.
"It's such a funny thing to make a Christmas record because they last forever," says Kelly. "So, it's like, OK, you want it to be classic, to last, but you also want your time to be there. Like, where you were in your head musically at that moment."
Kelly will promote Wrapped in Red with her very own NBC special, Kelly Clarkson's (Cautionary) Christmas Tale, which will be taped in Las Vegas on Wednesday and air December 11. Loosely based on Charles Dickens ' A Christmas Carol , the special will feature Kelly learning the true meaning of Christmas. She told Billboard , "I wanted to tell a real story, make a new classic, not just do some skits that aren't really related."
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LEWISBURG, Pa. — The Reduced Shakespeare Company will present, "The Complete History of America (abridged): Election Year Edition," on Saturday, Sept. 27, at 8 p.m. at the Weis Center for the Performing Arts at Bucknell University. Tickets are $20.
According to Bill Boswell, executive director of the Weis Center, the show presents "600 years of U.S. history in 6,000 seconds.
"From the Bering Straits to Baghdad, from the New World to the New World Order, the three cultural guerillas of the Company lead audiences on a riotous and extremely funny rollercoaster ride through the glorious quagmire that is American history," he said.
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The Reduced Shakespeare Company began as a three-man comedy troupe known for taking long, serious subjects and reducing them into short, sharp comedies. As authors, they have created six stage shows, two television specials, and numerous radio pieces.
In addition to ongoing tours of the U.S. and Great Britain, the company has performed at the White House, Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center and London's West End. The troupe has been seen on all the major American and British television networks and they are heard frequently on both National Public Radio and the BBC.
The company's first three shows, "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)," "The Complete History of America (abridged)" and "The Bible: The Complete Word of God (abridged)," ran for nine years at the Criterion Theatre in Piccadilly Circus.
The performance is part of the University's annual Family Weekend celebration.
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Tickets for this Weis Center series performance are available in person from the Campus Box Office in the Weis Center weekdays from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. or at the Bucknell University Bookstore on the ground floor of the Elaine Langone Center weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Advance tickets also are available by calling 570-577-1000 or visiting www.bucknell.edu/Boxoffice. The box office in the Weis Center lobby opens one hour prior to performances.
This concert is made possible in part by a generous donation from Joyce and Louis Betz. The 2008-09 season of Weis Center Events is generously supported by grants from the Bucknell University Association for the Arts and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Council on the Arts in conjunction with the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency. Additional support for the series is provided by numerous and generous private donors including members of the Weis Center Green Room Circle and Green Room Board.
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ANAHEIM -- As California Republicans gather this weekend for their biannual convention, Abel Maldonado has ensconced himself at the party hotel, telling anyone who will listen – reporters, party activists, busboys – that he can beat Gov. Jerry Brown next year.
It is a difficult case to make. The former lieutenant governor is coming off two electoral losses. He finished the first half of the year in debt, and he and his original team of strategists split.
But in an effort to corral support from uncertain members of his own party, Maldonado announced a new group of advisers ahead of the convention and brought them here to work the crowd.
He said in an interview, "My campaign has never been in better shape than it is today."
Brown has not yet said if he will seek re-election, but the Democratic governor has raised more than $10million for the effort and is expected to run. Even among Republicans, he is widely considered likely to win.
Maldonado, a former state lawmaker and farmer from Santa Maria, described his campaign as an "uphill battle."
"It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that when you run against an incumbent governor who's been elected and in office, the longest-serving governor in the history of California ... it's going to be an uphill battle."
Maldonado has lost his last two campaigns, most recently for a seat in Congress and before that to retain the lieutenant governorship to which he was appointed by then-Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger in 2010.
In the current campaign, Maldonado's fundraising effort has been anemic. He acknowledged he "could be doing better" but said "it's tough to raise money right now."
He said, "We're going to have a campaign that reflects the resources that we have," and that he took a measure of pride in the low-dollar nature of the affair.
Maldonado said he asked a busboy at a restaurant here to donate $1, and the busboy did.
"That's retail, hardcore politics," Maldonado said.
At the convention, this brand of politics has included pouring wine for visitors in his hotel suite and mingling with delegates at a cigar social Friday night.
His advisers distributed new campaign stickers and business cards.
"This is a different campaign," Brandon Gesicki, a friend of Maldonado, told a delegate in a hotel lobby. "You'll be impressed."
To those who are skeptical of Maldonado's chances, he notes some better-funded candidates, such as Republican Meg Whitman, have been defeated despite their resources, and he alluded to President Barack Obama's 2008 election to suggest there is still time to gain momentum.
"Why don't you ask Hillary Clinton what she thinks about somebody catching fire and running a campaign that nobody discovered six or eight years ago," he said.
Maldonado's original chief strategist, media strategist and campaign manager each departed from Maldonado's campaign this summer. Whether they left at their choice or were asked to go is a matter of dispute.
Ron Nehring, a former California Republican Party chairman, is now Maldonado's senior adviser. Other advisers include Rick Tyler, former press secretary for Newt Gingrich, pollster Ed Goeas and political director Jimmy Camp. Maldonado and his advisers put a "campaign briefing" on for about 130 delegates Saturday.
"It's all about grass-roots," Maldonado told the crowd.
Afterward, Carl Burton, a delegate from Sacramento, told a woman in the audience behind him, "I think he's our best chance to win."
Maldonado has faced criticism from conservative members of the party over his support for temporary tax increases while in the Legislature, and his candidacy has been resisted by some Republicans who hope that if the party does not embrace him an alternative candidate may emerge.
Mike Spence, a conservative activist, compared Maldonado to Nathan Fletcher, the former assemblyman who changed his party registration from Republican to independent to Democrat.
"Nathan Fletcher's more honorable," Spence said. "At least he switched parties."
Assemblyman Tim Donnelly, who is also campaigning for governor, posted signs at the convention promoting him as a "Patriot Not Politician."
Donnelly, a Republican from Twin Peaks who is notorious outside his district for his anti-immigration positions and for carrying a loaded handgun into an airport, took to a bullhorn at a news conference earlier Saturday outside the convention hotel.
He said of Maldonado, "I don't know why anybody's talking about him. I think Jerry Brown is the candidate to beat."
Call David Siders, Bee Capitol Bureau, at (916)321-1215. Follow him on Twitter @davidsiders.


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Despite up to eight rivals on non factory HRC Honda motorcycles Doohan's margin of superiority over them was such that in many races Doohan would build a comfortable lead and then ride well within his limits to cruise to victory. Although pure riding skill clearly played a large part in his success, the ability of his chief race engineer, Jeremy Burgess, to perfect the suspension and geometry of a racing motorcycle gave him an enormous advantage over his rivals. I could cut copy and paste all day the musings of people far ,far more qualified in motorcycle racing than every one on these forums. I am a fan of the sport and that is all I claim to be.
Speaking to MCN, five-time (1994-1998) 500cc motorcycle GP racing world champ Mick Doohan has said that Honda and Yamaha should have tried harder to break up the Valentino Rossi-Jeremy Burgess partnership, which has already won seven premier class world titles in MotoGP. 'If I was Yamaha or more importantly Honda, I'd been offering JB and that crew anything it took to get them away from Valentino, to undermine that operation,' said Mick.
'You need to unsettle that combination. JB has proven his worth. He's got lots of world championships under his belt so he's worth every cent. It's a cheap investment by the other teams to try and do that. It just makes sense. Even if it was another one or two million dollars on top of what the budget for the year is going to be, for them to have the chance of winning the championship, to spend that extra bit to win is worth every cent,' added Doohan.
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Dustin Johnson, Paulina Gretzky get engaged
Golf's power couple has gotten engaged!
No, no, not Tiger Woods and Lindsay Vonn. Dustin Johnson, the winner of no majors, got engaged to Paulina Gretzky, the daughter of hockey royalty, this weekend.
Johnson is 29; Gretzky is 24.
To be fair, Johnson is actually a pretty good golfer, despite having yet to win a major. He finished second in the 2011 British Open and had Top-10 finishes at both the U.S. Open and PGA Championship in 2010. He's currently ranked No. 22 in the World Golf Rankings and has one win this season — the Hyundai Tournament of Champions in January.
Gretzky is, apparently, a singer, though beats me if I even knew that. She's more widely known as a Twitter and Instagram star for her posting of often-racy photos.
Johnson himself is very familiar with posting photos on Twitter himself, including this one of the quite impressive rock he put on Gretzky's finger.
@PaulinaGretzky she said yes!!! pic.twitter.com/thQsmiJf8E
— Dustin Johnson (@DJohnsonPGA) August 18, 2013
I don't know how confident I am in this union's lasting effect, but congratulations to the couple anyway. And here's to many more photos of Gretzky like this one (that's Paul Bissonnette by the way, not her fiance).
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— Paulina Gretzky (@PaulinaGretzky) May 27, 2012
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I encourage everyone to read their tax evaluations and call the supervisor. They state they revisit values every year and revisit properties every five years. This is rarely the case.
My property was overvalued $90,000, which led to an unjust confiscation/seizure of another $800 per year of my hard-earned assets. We all should call the county and ask them to reduce our taxes as we are getting a negative return on our investment.
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Elevators get inspected every 28 years or whatever, so they work NO PROBLEM. Though apparently not fast enough for people who are in a hurry and have to take a wicked caffeine-induced grumpy, so they hit the "door close" button over and over again until the elevator closes. The thing is, because they're POUNDING that thing, the door WILL close after ONE of the pushes; "If it wasn't for me, we'd all still be stuck on that thing!" they tell themselves before posting up for a high five. Yes, you did it. 14 pushes and the door would have just remained open and we'd all be on the stairs cursing your previously unimpeachable name. Good thing you went in for that 15th push.
If you want to cross the street and are afraid of jay walking, you have to realize two things: 1) HAVE YOU LEARNED NOTHING FROM FROGGER?; 2) velocity death-boxes will be in your way. That's why the science-wizards at Traffico™ invented the "walk signal" to allow safe passage for pedestrians. It's a marvel, really. Here's how it works: You hit a button that sends a signal to the Traffico™ Allowancemeter™, beginning a chain reaction that negates the electronic Walkpulse™ triggered by your initial action. This continues at regular intervals, or Rintervals™, determined by the intersection's particular car frequency, or Crequency™. Thus in order to beat the system, you must continue to push, or Push™, the "push for walk signal" button at a faster pace than the Traffico™ Allowancemeter™ can counter.
"Huh, maybe he didn't hear me, I'll try again. Huh, maybe he didn't hear me, I'll try again. Huh, maybe he didn't hear me, I'll try again. Huh, maybe he didn't hear me, I'll try again. Huh, maybe he didn't hear me, I'll try again. Huh, maybe he didn't hear me, I'll try again. Huh, maybe he didn't hear me, I'll try again. Huh, maybe he di—I should probably text him."
Look, I'm aware that SOME DVRs reset to the slowest fast-forward setting if you hit the fast-forward button when the DVR is fast-forwarding at its fastest speed. If so, this is yet another arena of your life in which the impossible and compulsive pursuit of perfection can make merely existing feel like a chore. For everyone else: You look at your TV, see a series of out-of-context stills, and think, "Let's make it LESS possible for me to actually start the thing right after the commercial break, necessitating some fast rewinding as well which just adds more time to the whole process." You are a champion and a dreamer.
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Sometimes, you park the car, go into the restaurant, get seated, then think, "Wait, did I lock the car?" So you have to leave the restaurant to hit the lock button again, leaving the door wide open for your date, in your brief absence, to make seductive with the waiter or waitress and do some under-the-table genital tingling. I say, why risk it? Love is a fleeting thing as undefinable as it is hard to come by. Compress the whole process and repeat it at least a dozen times mere moments after locking the car in the first place. Your fragile emotional state will thank you.
Microwave radiation poisoning is no joke. Did you know that last year, more than 165 people died? I'm not sure from what, but they are NO LONGER ALIVE. Protect yourself by following these three easy steps:
The term "buttonmashing" was created when, in 1902, when notable motion-victrola enthusiast Robert Philip Buttonmashington III utilized a technique of round object-smashing to best his opponent in a stirring spat of Mine Shaft Disaster. His namesake persists to this day, with true gamers hitting the "attack" button at a rate that far surpasses modern gaming computers' ability to actually render and process such an "attack." And that's no small feat: These days, the entire process can take just under a minute!
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On July 4, Independence Day, thousands of people watched the star spangled excitement of creative floats, specialty units, marching musical units and guest celebrities! This patriotic parade started at 10:00 a.m. sharp and completed in two hours to pass spectators along a one-mile route from the Library to Fremonts developing Downtown District featuring a differnet business district every year.
In 1999, the City of Fremont began hosting an annual 4th of July Parade in each of the original five historic township areas that came together in 1956 to form the - City of Fremont. In 2001, budget cutbacks forced the City to step aside in the funding and organization of these annual parades; but the citizens and greater Fremont area volunteers came together to keep the tradition going. The parade now rotates between five of the famous districts of Fremont.
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