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One Block from Miramar Beach Public Access
Park at your doorstep - walk to the beach...
or enjoy the pool just a few feet from your door.
Our beach cottage, located in Destin Village RV Resort, has two bedrooms and one and one/half baths. Two queen size beds and a queen size hide-a-bed sofa provide ample sleeping space. Destin Village is a private gated community with a pool and clubhouse that also houses a washer and dryer for your use ($1 per load). The cottage has a dishwasher, gas BBQ grille, 2 televisions with cable and a huge covered deck for your enjoyment. Also included in the rental fees are two chairs with an umbrella on the beach (in-season only).
The Miramar Beach Public Access has a large paved parking lot at the beach with a bathhouse. There is another paved parking lot across the street for overflow parking. Pompano Joe's Seafood restaurant is conveniently located at the east end of the beach parking lot.
Also within walking distance you will find a Mexican, a Thai, and a Chinese restaurant at the end of the street in Miramar Plaza (Hwy 98).
If shopping is your thing to do, Silver Sands Outlet Mall and Destin Commons (where you can spend hours checking out the bargains) are located nearby. There are also several beach specialty shops where you can find that special t-shirt, swimsuit, and other must-have items for your beach vacation. And, of course, there are many other department stores conveniently located.
Looking for a restaurant? Choose your cuisine. Seafood? Pompano Joe's, Captain Dave's, Kenny-D's (Cajun style), and Crab Trap are all located along the beach road. No matter what your taste buds are craving, you'll find it here. Just to name a few, some of these are: Maquire's, AJ's, Harry T's, McAllister's, Buster's, Acme Oyster Bar, Carrabas, Cheeseburger Paradise, Hard Rock Cafe, Longhorn, Olive Garden, PF Chang's, TGI Friday's, etc. Regardless of your taste or budget, you'll discover dozens of restaurants to choose from. And if you want to do your own cooking, fresh seafood is available everywhere.
Want to catch your own seafood? Destin has the finest saltwater fishing anywhere. Charter and party boat fishing is available any time you want to try your luck.
Did you say you like to play golf? You can tee off on any one of several fine championship golf courses in the area.
Take the kids to Big Kahuna's for a full day of waterpark fun during the summer season. Play putt-putt, ride go-carts, bungee-jump, parasail, ride speedboat, rent scooters and bicycles, visit the Gulfarium for dolphin and seal shows, see the latest movie... whatever it is that you want to do, you'll probably find it nearby.
Destin Village is a quiet and laid-back private community where you can thoroughly relax and enjoy your vacation.
Rental rates
for our cottage are $450 per week from November through March (off-season). During the peak season of April through October, the rate is $650 per week.
Contact us by phone at either 573-471-2772 or 573-380-0092.
No Pets - No Pets - No Pets
We all love our pets, but we cannot allow pets in our cottage. Park and pool rules must also be honored. A copy of the park rules will be provided to all renters. Pool rules are posted on the outside clubhouse wall. Please be careful to obey all rules. Thank you.
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The Doctor smirked slightly as the brunette hesitated, his eyes studying her carefully as she moved towards the panel. He could see the slight strain in her movements. The uncertainty.
And yet within moments the ship lurched, and his brows raised in surprise as…
The Doctor blinked, looking up. His eyes narrow slightly at her response, though the expression melts slowly at the girl's smile.
"What do you mean, 'If it weren't for you?'" he asks, curious, now beginning to lean against the console to watch Clara. He crosses his arms, studying her further. "I'm sure I take care of myself just fine in the future. Why would I need your help?"
The brunette inhaled deeply, his gaze set on her as he thinks. When the breath escapes him, he turns, his hands resting once more on the controls. An idea stirs in the back of his mind, gentle and kind. The type of idea that had been hidden for the many months since Donna and Rose and, well, everyone else.
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Their Excellencies the Ambassador of Jamaica and the Ambassador of the Republic of El Salvador presented their Letters of Credence to the President at Áras an Uachtaráin today.
H.E. Mr. Anthony Smith Rowe Johnson, Ambassador of Jamaica, was accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Pamela Johnson.
H.E. Mr. Werner Matías Romero, Ambassador of the Republic of El Salvador, was accompanied by Ms. Gilda Velásquez, Minister Counsellor at the Embassy.
Ms. Áine Brady, T.D., Minister of State at the Department of Health and Children, represented the Government at the ceremony.
The following were also present: Mr. Adrian O'Neill, Secretary-General to the President, and Ms. Marie Cross, Assistant Secretary, Ms. Kathleen White, Chief of Protocol and Mr. Joe Brennan, Deputy Chief of Protocol, at the Department of Foreign Affairs.
The Ambassadors were escorted to and from Áras an Uachtaráin by an Escort of Honour consisting of a motorcycle detachment drawn from the 2nd Cavalry Squadron, Cathal Brugha Barracks, Dublin, under the command of Lieutenant John Forde.
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U.S.-based biometric company continues patent infringement fight
Cross Match Technologies seeks relief from courts alleging South Korean manufacturer created product based on its patent
"Basically, they didn't apologize for their infringement," said Hutton. "They admitted it by saying they've stopped selling the one scanner that they were found to have infringed and they're selling a different scanner."
A spokeswoman for Mentalix said that the company has no comment about the case at this time.
Hutton said Cross Match is currently evaluating its option on how to proceed with the case. "The exclusion order stands. We go back to the ITC to clarify the exclusion order with respect to hardware," she said.
Although the case that was brought before the ITC and appealed to the Federal Circuit only provided injunctive relief, Hutton said that Cross Match is also looking into whether or not it will seek monetary damages as the company still has a case pending in a U.S. District Court.
"What we wanted, initially, because we knew there were not a lot of prior sales of the Suprema device in the United States, was to keep their infringing products out of the country," added Hutton. "The U.S. District Court in Texas; that would be a forum to claim damages. That case was filed and put on hold while we went through the ITC process."
Kim is confident that Suprema will prevail in any further litigation.
"As to the Texas case, we are not going to try the case in the press, but will point out the absurdity of Cross Match's claims that Suprema induced only one customer out of many to somehow infringe its '344 patent, when the industry knows that biometric standards are set by law enforcement agencies and the government, not by Suprema," said Kim. "Cross Match's technology is relevant only to products of the past, not the present."
Kim doesn't' believe the case has harmed Suprema's reputation in the market and accused of Cross Match of waging a media smear campaign. "In my opinion, the only damaging material arising out of this case is Cross Match's misleading statements to the media," he said.
Despite the rulings by the ITC and the Federal Circuit, Hutton said that Cross Match hasn't yet assessed the total damage of this infringement to the company.
"The impact for us, we're still trying to figure that out really," she said. "We're evaluating it. I can't put a number on it because we know that over the last several years, Suprema has not been able to import its scanners here."
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Listing Directory Files
This week, I will show how to programmatically access a directory's
The POSIX standard defines abstract functions and data types for
accessing a directory's files in a portable manner, regardless of the
actual file system used. These functions and data types are declared in
the header file
The two main data structures are DIR and dirent. You use a pointer to
DIR to iterate through a directory's files. The second data structure,
dirent, represents a directory file. Most of the fields in the
structure dirent are not portable; they depend on the actual file
system you're using. However, the field d_name, which stores the
current directory file's name, is portable and that's the only thing we
care about.
Before you can iterate the a directory's files, you have to open it
explicitly using the opendir() function:
DIR *pdir=opendir (const char *path);
Similarly, you use the closedir() function to close a directory once
you're done:
int closedir(DIR * pdir);
Remember, you can open directories only for reading. Therefore, opendir
() takes a single parameter, namely the directory's pathname, which
must be an existing directory's name (you can't create a new directory
using opendir(); instead use mkdir()). Once you've opened a directory
successfully, you access the entries therein sequentially until you've
reached the directory's end. The function readdir() returns a dirent
pointer associated with the next directory file. Here is the prototype
of this function:
dirent* pfile readdir(DIR * pdir);
readdir() returns a NULL pointer when the directory contains no more
entries, or when an error has occurred. If you must distinguish between
these two conditions, then you should reset errno before calling readdir
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The following program opens the current directory, retrieves its files
in a loop, and writes their names to the standard output. You can
easily turn it into a generic directory-listing program by passing the
directory pathname as a command line argument.
int main()
DIR *pdir;
struct dirent *pfile;
if (!(pdir=opendir ("."); /*open current directory*/
return -1;
errno=0; /*reset before calling readdir*/
if (errno==0)
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To re-read the current directory from the beginning, use the rewinddir
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Hi Cookers,:D Im a spanish boy so my english will look like my spaghettis :oops: but Abraham lincoln said : ''I dont want to know about this man, i just want to know if he tried'' and i like the idea so this recipe is very easy and fast to do it.;) To organize a work, its better to think before to start and have a clean kitchen, so you can start by choosing the fresh herbs like Basilicum, Chives, Oreganum, Parsley, Thyme and Seeds of Tournesol, and cut them all in small pieces and cut the onions in half like a C and you will have a good fresh, natural, and healthy base for your bolognese sauce. Prepare the tomatoes mixing them with fresh water and a bit of salt and sugar, and you can join your herbs and onions with the tomatoes to have your sauce. Cook the spaghetti in water with salt and parsley with a big spoon of olive oil. Well now you have arround 7 minutes to prepare your ground Beef so cook at low fire the meat in very small pieces with olive oil, parsley and lemon juice. Mix it with your sauce when the meat is becoming ready. Your pasta is ready to serve with tender in a deep plate with a mountain of bolognese sauce. For the final touch is simple, serve with two or three fresh basilicum and snowing seeds of tournesol over your creation and bon appetit :mrgreen:


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Yet how many people USE 64-bit? I'm not going to pull numbers out of my ass, but I know it's only a FRACTION of the people who still use 32-bit.
I'm not saying that it's a good thing there's no 64-bit client out, just like it sucks that there's no official Linux client either. But I can't imagine it would make good business sense to start working on a brand new client and all the trouble associated with it such as troubleshooting and support when the technology is relatively under-utilized at the moment.
I'm sure Blizzard realizes, in all their good business sense, that 64-bit is going to be the big thing in the coming years, and I'm sure they're already taking steps to prepare for it. Maybe a 64-bit client's been under development all this time? Hopefully the issues that 3.3.5 are causing will step up the progress on it.


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HAMPTON – Langley Speedway will learn the truth of the old adage about one's misfortune being another's gain. In this case the misfortune belongs to Richmond-area Southside Speedway, whose owner has health problems and announced March 12 the track was cancelling its season.
Few in the area motor racing community, Langley management included, are happy to see a long-running weekly track (Southside opened in 1959) silent. But Langley, about a 90 minute drive from Southside, stands to inherit many of the competitors willing to spend the gas money to drive someplace else to compete.
"How many will run every week, we just don't know yet."
The potential for higher quality competition is just another element that could make for a big season on Langley's 4/10-mile oval. The owners' list for the K&N Pro Series East race on June 18, for instance, reads like a who's who of NASCAR: Michael Waltrip, Bill Elliott, J.D. Gibbs, Randy LaJoie included.
But Saturday's six-race season-opener is about local drivers, so here's a preview of the track's most popular divisions, Late Model and Modified, and a look at a couple of others.
The big focus in track's premier division will be C.E. Falk's attempt to three-peat as champion. Lassiter says that would be an extraordinary feat at a track where the Late Model competition is among the best on the East Coast.
Falk had to beat out five-time champion Danny Edwards Jr. and two-time champion Mark Wertz to win his first title in 2009. Falk finished with a flourish in 2010 to hold off two-time champion Greg Edwards for the crown.
But winning a third title might be more difficult than winning the first two, because Falk and crew chief Phil Warren – a seven-time Langley Late Model champion who prepared the cars – have parted ways. Lassiter cautions not to count out Falk.
"I think C.E. will make a strong defense of his title," Lassiter said. "It's a neat deal to have someone going for three in a row, but it won't be easy getting there with Danny, Greg, Mark and the other guys."
Those other guys include Doug Godsey, an area racing veteran of about two decades who will benefit from Warren's expertise as crew chief. Word is that Casey Wyatt, a regular in victory lane in 2007 under the Late Model Sportsman format, is faster than he's been since Langley returned to traditional Late Models three years ago.
Then there are the Edwards brothers and Wertz, who have combined for nine track titles. Greg Edwards has reportedly been turning blistering practice times in his new car. Five-time champ Danny Edwards Jr. is expected to do so with the new car he had built in South Carolina, especially since he still has Smithfield engine builder Junior Keen horsepower under the hood.
Two-time champion Wertz is reportedly looking very good in the car he will replace with a faster, new one in the near future. Jeff Oakley and Shayne Lockhart are among the Southside heavyweights expected to join Langley regulars like Paul DeBolt and Terry Carroll in the dash to victory lane.
Lassiter thinks the Modified Division might benefit most from the closing of Southside.
"The fields are going to explode," he said. "The division is going to be a ball of fire, with 22, 24, 26 or 28 cars every week.
"I think their drivers are as good as the ones here at Langley, and they'll add a bunch of excitement. We're getting a lot of calls from people who want to drive here."
Besides flag to flag action in a division already known for tight competition and spectacular crashes, the high car counts mean Langley's champion should place high in the national championship chase in the second tier of the Whelen All-American Series.
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I'm working on a call loggin system that utilizes call-tickets to help keep track of incidents. Each unique problem is assigned to a new ticket, and there can be unlimited notes associated with each ticket. Each note will have a userid associated with it, for tracking purposes.
Right now I'm making a user's history screen that will display all tickets that he/she has worked on.
I have two tables:
On my history window I want to query the database to show all tickets a user has worked on - to do this will need to take a look at call_notes to compare userid vs. the session_userid for matches, then I'll display the results from call_ticket that correspond.Code:
table: call_ticket
ticketid int(5) No auto_increment
fnum varchar(8) No
categoryid int(5) No 0
statusid int(5) No 0
dateopened datetime No 0000-00-00 00:00:00
dateclosed datetime No 0000-00-00 00:00:00
extra tinyint(1) No 0
table: call_notes
noteid int(10) No auto_increment
ticketid int(10) No 0
userid int(5) No 0
call_contact varchar(50) No
call_start datetime No 0000-00-00 00:00:00
call_end datetime No 0000-00-00 00:00:00
call_elapsed time No 00:00:00
call_seconds int(10) No 0
entered_statusid tinyint(2) No 0
This is the SQL query I thought would work:
The query is functional (no errors) but it does not work as intended.Code:
$result = mysql_query("
DATE_FORMAT(call_ticket.dateopened,'$dateformat') as fdateopened,
DATE_FORMAT(call_ticket.dateclosed,'$dateformat') as fdateclosed
call_ticket.ticketid = call_notes.ticketid &&
call_notes.userid = '$userid'
call_ticket.ticketid DESC
while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) {
The problem is I want to limit the rows returned to one per ticket -- in other words it is unnecessary to list 2 rows for the same ticket (where the user entered multiple notes).
I'm relatively new to SQL, and I'm not even sure I have my tables organized properly.
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I may be a city slicker but,
it doesn't mean that I can't enjoy living in the country, driving my truck, wearing boots, listening to and enjoying country, mudding and having huge bonfires in a field.
It's an awesome life style and i wish i could have grown up in the country more and had all that stuff readily available to me, but i also love the city. I'm going to go to New York or Chicago and live and work in the city for my career.
I like both worlds, and it stinks that the day i wear my boots, drive my truck, and want to go mudding people call me a hick. It also stinks that when i want to live in the city and i'm in thrilled by it that im just some city slicker.
Why does it matter?
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Moving overseas for a partner's job can be a challenge, writes Ann-Maree Moodie. With the last of her three young sons at school, Mel was ready to resume her career as a human resources director. But just as she was offered a plum job, her husband was asked by his employer whether he'd accept a position in Sao Paulo, Brazil.The couple discussed the advantages and disadvantages of staying in Sydney or embarking on the family's first overseas posting. Two years later, with the boys settled in an international school, Mel's husband has renewed his contract with a European bank for another two years."When you both have equal careers and one of you is offered an overseas posting, it's going to be a challenge - you're going to have a pretty big discussion," says Mel, who has qualifications in mathematics and economics. "If one person is going to have to take a step back in their career, it can be very damaging for the relationship."An organisational psychologist and inter-cultural specialist for Trans Cultural Careers, Trisha Carter, says a dual-career couple can find it difficult to decide because a posting for one can mean a career back-step for the other."There are certainly situations I've observed where the career challenges can create real tensions between the couple," Carter says. "Often the promotion is taken because the supporting partner's career doesn't pay as much, or it doesn't have the [same] future opportunities as their spouse's career. The decision is made on rational economic grounds but that doesn't necessarily take away the frustration. Money is seldom compensation for work you love."I have also met couples where the wife had taken time out from work to look after the family and her husband's promotion came at a point when she was heading back to the workforce. In those situations there is certainly high tension."I always feel most positive about a family's chance of having a good experience on an overseas assignment if the supporting partner is showing enthusiasm for exploring the culture and seeing it as an opportunity to have an adventure or an opportunity for personal growth."The founder and director of Newcomers Network and Global Mobility Network, Sue Ellson, says the decision whether to take a posting can depend on family obligations at home, especially if the couple have caring obligations for elderly parents."Some trailing spouses are initially excited by the new possibilities but then find out that without the support of friends and family - and regardless of the opportunities - they become lonely," Ellson says. "Some even become resentful of their partner, who may have most of their emotional needs met through the variety and status of their new role."Immigration regulations may also prevent some spouses from working and, after a while, there is only so much shopping and leisure time that you can consume."Think Carrie in the final episodes of Sex and the City, when even the beauty of Paris couldn't stop her missing her girlfriends back in New York."I always encourage someone in a new environment to start or continue a hobby or interest that they enjoy," Ellson says. "Without the demands of family commitments and gatherings, they often have time to complete further study, to learn a new skill or search for more meaning in life."Emerging nations often lack professional skills many expatriates can bring on a volunteer basis to orphanages and other organisations trying to help those in need. But be warned, the experience could be life-changing. "Expatriates who work in emerging countries are often so inspired by the ability to make a big difference with small effort and they quickly lament the excesses of Western society and can find it really difficult to return to our luxurious Australian lifestyle," Ellson says.Considering the needs of children is also an important factor in deciding whether to accept an overseas posting. Children under 10 generally cope better than teenage children, who have established networks of friends they might be reluctant to leave behind. Regular trips home and the opportunity to catch up with old friends often convince the child their friendships can survive physical absence.For Mel, her boys - now aged 14, 10 and eight - come first, so even when she was offered a job after the family settled in Brazil, she declined. Spending three hours a day in Sao Paulo's notorious traffic on top of a full day at work didn't seem worth it. Instead, she has enrolled in Pilates and painting classes. She isn't concerned about her future career options."I am well networked with senior people, so when we return to Sydney I'm sure a door will open for me if I work hard enough to find it," she says.Ann-Maree Moodie is the managing director of Boardroom Consulting Group.
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Julie Strain
Julie Strain is known as the "Queen of the B-movies". In addition, she was Penthouse Pet of the Month for June 1991, and Penthouse Pet of the Year for 1993. She has also had her likeness attached to many comic book characters. She also became very popular for performing in the program Sex Court on Playboy TV.


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"Heat Rises" is one of my favourite audiobooks to listen to and enjoy over again.
An interesting plot that is made more exciting by it's heroine. Nikki Heat has strong convictions, and doesn't suffer fools. She is one of the strongest female leads I have ever read, equal measure confident and compassionate and smart. This is one of the few audiobooks I have bookmarked selections to go back and listen to over again.
The narration is clear and the voices distinct for the characters; however, I would have preferred hearing a woman's voice to match Nikki's view.
"Even Better Than One!"
"Two for the Dough" is *hilarious*! I found myself laughing more and cringing less than while reading the first novel, as Stephanie has more experience with bounty hunting. Also her family and friends are more involved in her work life, Grandma Mazur being central to helping her solve the mystery. A fun time with Stephanie, I'm looking forward to "Three!"
"A Captivating Story"
Danger Point is an cozy murder mystery set in 1939, and begins when a young wife overhears disturbing gossip about her husband and his first wife. Miss Silver makes few appearances, I found myself wanting to read more about her! The story itself was entertaining; however the heroine was often listless and had such poor self-esteem that most of my motivation to finish was to learn how she would fair off.
My first Miss Silver mystery, not my last!
"A Good, Solid Listen"
My attention was drawn to this great title... Living Successfully With Screwed Up People. But the book has much more substance than I had anticipated, and a little more heavy (emotionally) in areas than I would have cared for. There is great advice for how to deal with screwed up people of all kinds, whether it be your family, work colleague, or partner, and the situations in which they are giving you difficulty. I especially enjoyed the advice on humour and self-control.
A good deal of the book reflects back at the reader, asking if perhaps the reader is the screwed up person in these situations, and giving advice on how to deal with fixing that. A good listen!
"Like Listening To A Good Friend"
Loretta LaRoche has long been a favourite inspirational speaker of mine, and I knew going into this audiobook that she would provide me with some much needed perspective on stress-related events in my life. She did not disappoint, and I enjoyed listening to her stories and advice in her own voice.
Listening to Loretta is like sitting down with a wise aunt or good friend, who has a clear perspective on people and relationships, and how stressful things were managed much better in her grandmother's time, and she steers you back on course with common sense and humour. Sometimes the message can be repetitive to listen to - after all, this is a 6 hour audiobook and I found myself breaking up chapters with a fictional audiobook. But even she doesn't take herself too seriously, as she advises not to look for all the answers in gurus like herself. Entertaining!
"Fantastic Mystery!"
Happy, fun, and surprising!
Absolutely! There is some world building, as this may be the first story in the series but it's not Chet and Bernie's first adventure. Told from the POV of Chet the dog, he doesn't dwell on his mistakes or take life too seriously - as long as there's food and Bernie in his life, he's quite happy.
Chet is very capable and smart, though his memory isn't all that good. The mystery is suspenseful, especially when Chet is alone in scary situations and has to find a way out of them!
Jim Frangione has a carefree tone to his voice that goes great with Chet's attitude.
Without spoiling the book too much,Chet finds himself in a few life and death situations that had me on the edge of my seat, hoping he'd make it through okay!
"A Little Bit Of Everything"
Entertaining, Scary, Unpredictable!
A complex heroine and supporting characters help support a plot that has enough twists to keep the reader guessing what's next. The author has a good sense of timing - just enough description and dialogue, no setting feels extraneous. Lily's history as a witch and the people who are drawn to her reputation, her new friends and clients as a shop owner, her new familiar, and yes - the actual mystery, come together for a full, enjoyable book!
This is my first listen to Xe Sands, and I now consider myself a fan. Her gentle voice is a perfect match for a strong, grounded character.
When Lily and Matt are investigating Francis' house, I found myself genuinely scared, not something I would expect in a "cozy" mystery!
Looking forward to more books by Juliet Blackwell!!
"A Good Beginning"
The first novel in the Hamish MacBeth series, it's enjoyable to go back to the beginning and read how this series began, including Hamish's initial friendship with Priscilla and his lackadaisical lifestyle. The villagers don't play as prominent a role as in later books but it's interesting - knowing the adventures to come, to read (primarily) an outsider's POV of Lockdubh and Hamish.
One of the most memorable, and hilarious, moments was when Hamish was hiding from the Colonel in Priscilla's bed - the romance begins!
I have listened to other Hamish MacBeth mysteries narrated by Davina Porter and they are all very enjoyable listens. She gives each character a unique voice that suits the situation. I listen to books in a loud work setting and I could hear every word clearly, something that doesn't always happen with audiobooks.
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A group called "Empty Bowls of Owensboro" is holding its annual fundraiser tonight.
It's part of a national movement supporting places that feed the hungry.
Tonight's fundraiser will take place at First Presbyterian Church on Griffith Avenue in Owensboro.
Unlike last year, the event is already sold out, but if you already bought your ticket, here's how everything works.
You'll get to pick a ceramic bowl that's been created just for the fundraiser.
After it's filled with soup for dinner, volunteers will wash your bowl, so you can take it home.
Because it was so popular last year, organizers say they're bringing back the silent auction.
There will also be a "buy it now" option if you don't want to risk being outbid.
Local artists have created pieces that will be available exclusively at the fundraiser.
There will be two main serving times tonight; 5 and 6 p.m.
Empty Bowls is a grassroots movement to help end hunger.
The goal is "Feeding hungry people, one bowl at a time."
All money raised will go toward local soup kitchens and food pantries.
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A few of the many reasons for the growing popularity of wine. Some wine facts, a little bit of history and wine reviews from an amateur wine lover for the amateur wine lovers
Monday, October 26, 2009
Why Wine: Joeshico Wine Review; Fox Run Vineyards Reserve Riesling 2008
Tonight, Shirley baked trout with Cajun spices, cole slaw, corn and Cajun fries. Two years ago I would have never had a Riesling in the fridge, let alone think of opening one for any reason. Now I have a few and tonight I chose a 2008 Reserve Reisling from Fox Run Vineyards.
Thankfully for me, a no sugar guy, the 2008 vintage is a dry Riesling, 1.0% RS. In 30+ years as a wine drinker, I would have never believed a Riesling could be this good.
Wild aromas of topical fruits, raspberry, peach and lemon on the nose. You feel and taste all of these aromas on the palate and the finish is dry and very long. Even with a nice light Tiramisu for dessert, this wine was fantastic.
The downside of this Riesling is the price. At $30 this may be a little high for Rieslings, but this is a Reserve that is not produced every year. Only in years when ripening conditions are outstanding will this wine be produced and the 2008 is well worth it.
I'll be back to Fox Run for the annual Deck the Halls event and will definitely bring home some more.
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- The Wine Whore said...
Very glad to hear that you are trying different wines and expanding your palate... after all, isn't that what enjoying wine is all about! I had a sweeter white wine from Clos du Bois called Malvasia Bianca... I thought of you and wondered if it was one that you would enjoy!
- October 27, 2009 at 11:32 AM
- joeshico said...
Thanks Randy. You're right about expanding the palate. All wines now seem much more enjoyable.
The Malvasia Bianca, on the other hand, may be a bit too sweet. I am finding that whites with <2% RS are really nice, but still can't seem to tolerate late harvest sweet wines, dessert wines or Ice wine.
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The Roman camp of Aquarium are in high spirits, as their own Legionary Gluteus Maximus has been chosen to take part in the Olympic games for Rome. Centurion Gaius Veriambitius hopes that by bringing back a Palm of Victory, they'll receive rewards from Caesar. Maximus goes out to train in the forest, and bumps into Asterix and Obelix. The Gauls' potion-powered antics put Maximus off his stride, sending the Legionary into a depression. Veriambitius goes to the Gaulish Village to complain about these unprovoked attacks, but all this accomplishes is inspiring the Gauls to take part in the Olympics themselves. Even pointing out that the only outsiders allowed to compete are Romans doesn't stop them; Gaul is part of the Roman Empire, isn't it?The men of the village take a boat to Greece in high spirits, confident that the Magic Potion will allow them to sweep the events. This, of course, puts the Roman competitors in a bad mood. However, things turn around when a Grecian from the Olympics committee points out that stimulants like Magic Potion are prohibited. Without the Potion's strength, Asterix, the chosen representative of Gaul, does not win any events, and Obelix, on the grounds that he was permanently empowered as a baby, is not allowed to compete. However, the Roman athletes fail to win any events either. The Olympic Council, fearing that a lack of Roman victory will hurt Greece's tourism, creates an 'Roman only' event. Meanwhile, Asterix and Getafix launch their own plan; Right next to the Romans, the two stage a loud conversation on where they're keeping a cauldron of Magic Potion and how unguarded it is. And the Romans are interested...At the event, the Romans do well; Superhumanly well, in fact. Asterix accuses them of using the Magic Potion, and in response, the Romans stick out their tongues- blue tongues. Asterix reveals that blue food coloring was added to the cauldron, and with their cheating exposed, the Romans are disqualified. As the only athlete not to take Magic Potion, Asterix is declared the winner. The Gauls return to their village and have their feast, and Asterix confides to Getafix that he gave his Palm of Victory to someone with more need. In Rome, Gaius Veriambitius and Gluteus Maximus present the Palm of Victory and reap rewards from Caesar.


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Hey all! Hope everyone is doing well.
First off, I want to say how blessed I am to be with sparkpeople. Its the best resource by far, and whats more, its FREE! I thank the creators of this wonderful community. I read my sister's blog, and what an inspiration she is to me! I'm not quitting! I've read my Bible this morning and feel much better today than last.
Didn't have a good day yesterday, but I did resist the temptation to go out and binge on rainbow cookies, you know the ones with the M&Ms, haha. Anyway, didn't go out and get them, could have, but didn't.
Anyway, God bless each and every one of you and your journeys to becoming a healthier you!
Hello all, hope everyone is doing well on their journeys to a healthier, happier life.
So, A LOT has changed since I last posted on here. God blessed me a wonderful new job. I had to go to San Antonio, TX for training with my hubby and his caretaker. I'm working from home, continuing as a telephone triage nurse. I absolutely LOVE it, but its been difficult getting back into the swing of things. Got home on Dec. 15, and I still don't feel like I have a routine yet, but that will come.
I started reading Dr. Phil's Weight Loss Challenge and am feeling very hopeful. I'm addressing some painful emotions that I've stuffed with food for FAR too long. I'm looking forward to transforming my thinking.
Thank you all for your support as always!
Hi everybody. Its been quite a while since I posted. I'm embarking on something new. I want to dedicate my whole entire self to God. I have dedicated my soul and spirit to Him, but its time to stop giving Him left overs and put Him first. I have abused by body with lack of exercise, sugar, and processed foods for way too long, and I'm ready to give up those things. I call to mind what the Apostle Paul said, inspired of the Holy Spirit, "I discipline my body daily and keep it under control lest after preaching to others, I myself should be disqualified." (1 Corinthians 9:27)
I am beginning the Maker's Diet Phase 1. Prayers are much needed and appreciated!
God bless you all! Have a great day!
Hello everybody! Hope everyone is having a wonderful and healthy summer. Its going quickly as it always does.
Just got back a couple of days ago from vacation. My husband and I went to see his parents at their lovely new home in Myrtle Beach, SC. We spent about 10 days there. Had a wonderful time! Some friends of ours were there while we were, and we had the pleasure of spending some time with them. I did a lot of swimming. I feel like I stayed pretty active the majority of the time. As for as the eating goes, not so hot. Two days I tracked what I ate and stayed within my ranges. So now, time to get back to business.
I have to say I'm blessed far beyond what I deserve. My hubby and I came in around 10 pm Monday night to find a clean house! Thanks to my amazing parents. What a gift they are to me. They have been so loving and kind during our grief over our precious Frank, and now this! Everything looks great! I can't begin to imagine my life without them.
Today God has blessed me with another chance among many other blessings. I've walked 7 miles with Leslie and have stayed within my ranges thus far. Went grocery shopping and planned some healthy meals.
Hope you all are doing well and sparkin' on!
Well, let me start off this post by getting the hard stuff out of the way first. What a whirlwind of a week! Its been very bittersweet. This weekend was wonderful, got to spend some much needed time with my sister and her hubby. Only problem was it didn't last long enough. Came home Sunday night to no power. We've been having 100 degree heat, eesh. So, my parents were very gracious and had Zach and I come to stay with them. Monday, still no power, Tuesday, the same. We were on our way to Charlotte for a concert and took our black pug, Frank with us. We were going to go and get settled in a hotel first and then go on to the show. Frank became very nervous, as he usually did, when going on a car ride. He started breathing heavy, which was not at all unusual for the situation. He kept on, we had the AC on him. We were about an hour and a half into our trip, when we noticed that his breathing was slowing down. We thought it was getting better. My husband looked down, and to our horror, we realized he had passed away. Zach and I both were extremely attached to this precious little being. We've been hard hit with grief, and I imagine we will for a long time. So, don't ever deride someone for grieving over the loss of a pet! The good thing was, he did pass peacefully. He had a lot of health issues. I first felt a lot of guilt, and still do to some extent. I realize, however, that we gave him a very happy home. He originally belonged to my in laws. They moved to Myrtle Beach and gave him to us, being that my father in law has had some heart problems, and had just not felt well enough to keeping up with a pet. So, they gave him to us, and what a gift he was. I will always treasure. No pet will ever be able to fill that hole in my heart.
Ok.....got to get past the really sad part and get on to my blessings. This morning I stepped on the scale, and guess what...9 more pounds down! I was really pleasantly surprised when I saw that. I haven't been working out this week because its just been a killer of a week. I am now down 25 pounds! How incredible that feels! Bye-bye 240s! I will never see you again! I am determined not to. One thing that I plan on doing is when I get to my goal weight, I want to get rid of all my fat clothes so I'm not tempted to get back into those clothes. I'm so thankful to God who has given me the self discipline to do this! I have more to go, but I'm well on my way to a new me! I'm feeling more energetic, and I know this will only get better.
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An embryo is not an infant, a fetus is not an infant. Part of the struggle with this particular debate is the obfuscation of the terminology.
And in terms of abortion, I don't believe that it's the state's right to intervene, either. I believe that it is a personal choice of a woman, no more, no less.
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Tax dollars should be spent on abortions, no.
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Another thought.
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I think we've hit on the problem
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BBC Official Site Updates
The people behind the BBC's Official Doctor Who site have been hard at work this week, with some new written content added.
Most notable is The Beginners Guide to Doctor Who. While the title may seem somewhat familiar to long-term Kasterborourites, this new addition to the BBC's Doctor Who pages is frankly beyond late. It's about time that the new generation of Whovians were given more of an insight into the classic show – and this seems to be a great way of doing it. From the point of view of the Daleks, various facts are detailed about the Doctor, his companions, the TARDIS and other alien beings form the series. It's very well done, and there's even a history of the Daleks, which features the only picture in existence from the Last Great Time War…
The BBC are also after drawings from under 12s for reproduction on the site – so if you fit into that age group, click this link for more information…
The BBC Official Doctor Who site meanwhile gave copies of the new book by Gareth Roberts I Am a Dalek – released to promote the Quick Reads Campaign – to a Reading Group in Stockwell, South London. There comments are posted on the site, as well as a link to the Quick Reads website, where the first chapter of I Am a Dalek can be read. I Am a Dalek retails at £2.99.
Glamour Magazine has voted Billie Piper as UK TV Actress of the Year Award, and as reported on the BBC's Doctor Who news pages, the award was presented by none other than David Tennant.
Finally, the BBC's Official Doctor Who website features a review of the latest Big Finish release. Kingmaker is a Fifth Doctor adventure featuring the time traveller and his companinons Peri and Erimem travelling to the court of King Richard III. The script is by comedy writer Nev Fountain, and also features comedian and writer Arthur Smith.


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Scottish Ski Bus
"Making Scottish skiing more accessible and sociable."
For my business project I am creating a proposal for a Scottish Ski Bus. The service will let people know, by text when conditions are good, pick them up from major Scottish cities, take them directly to the slopes along with a group of people who share their passion for snow sports and at the end of the day, take them home via a local pub, bringing Apres ski to Scotland!
This is a mock newspaper article, predicting the companies success and positive impact to the Scottish ski industry in 5 years time.
Initially, the service will consist of one bus, running from Edinburgh to the slopes at weekends throughout the winter. A text on a Friday night informs customers of good snow conditions and by simply replying to the text they can book their place on the bus in the morning. The idea is simple; take away all the hassle of organizing your own trip, as well as the expense of driving and replace it with an easy bus service where passengers can relax, meet like minded people and share their passion for snow sports.
The Scottish skiing experience has always lacked that Après Ski atmosphere of European skiing, but the Ski Lift will changed this, taking its customers to local bars in Aviemore on the way home, making the whole experience fun and sociable, as well as helping local business.
(This is not a real Scotsman article, I have edited the front page, purely for educational purposes)
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MORNING KEYNOTE: Coming From Every Direction! Plan Sponsors Get Ready For the Deluge of 2013 Changes from the DOL, SEC, CFTC and More…
As if keeping up with day-to-day compliance tasks weren't keeping defined contribution plan executives busy enough already, now there's a number of regulatory initiatives on the horizon in 2013 to add to the already long list of responsibilities. Helping to navigate the complex legal landscape is one of the nation's top ERISA experts on defined contribution plans providing an update on regulatory changes to watch out for this year along with policy changes that could affect the DC plans across the U.S. Get the latest on:
- DOL's proposed changes to ERISA's definition of "fiduciary"
- Continued re-evaluation of ERISA fee disclosure rules
- Commodity pool status/CPO exemption reporting and disclosure for DC plans
- CFTC's Dodd-Frank rule changes affecting stable value funds
- SEC & DOL guidance on target date fund disclosures
- Treasury guidance on rollover substantiations
- DOL guidance on retirement income disclosures
- Lessons learned from recent ERISA litigation
- The impact of Tax Reform initiatives to reduce tax expenditures
WORKSHOP: If the Future is Defined Contribution, Should TDFs Look Like DB Plans?
In stark contrast to previous generations, tomorrow's employees will finance their retirement based mainly on what they accumulate in their defined contribution (DC) plans—and target-date funds (TDFs) appear poised to dominate DC plans of the future. Yet when thinking about the optimal structure of TDFs, many investment service providers appear to remain focused on approaches designed for the DB world. This presentation will explore different approaches to TDF design and implementation, including"DBization", customization, and alternative investment strategies. It will highlight the relevant portfolio construction issues that need to be considered to ensure that the target-date funds in your plan provide the greatest possible value for your DC plan participants.
PANEL DISCUSSION: Creating a Plan Design to Fuel Retirement Income
With so much focus on DC plans' ability to generate adequate income for employees in retirement, it may be time for plan sponsors to re-evaluate whether their plan design can get participants to desired outcomes. Join this lively discussion between top DC plan executives as they examine ways to improve plan design with a goal of optimizing income in retirement for employees.
- What are the new trends in plan design that you can incorporate now?
- Has deployment of auto-features within your DC plan made the desired positive impact, and what can be done differently?
- How can you address leakage within participants' accounts?
- With significant longevity risk facing a record number of future retirees, how can defined contribution plan executives help facilitate transitions to the decumulation phase?
WORKSHOP: Exploring Real Asset Strategies
Real asset strategies are attracting plenty of attention by DC plan sponsors today. Incorporating real assets in a DC portfolio can offer participants diversification benefits as well as a way to protect against inflation in different market environments, so the focus on these strategies is not surprising. This workshop will begin by examining best practices in DB plans that are being translated into DC plans, focusing on how plan sponsors are utilizing real asset strategies within their plan line ups. We'll explore the various ways of obtaining exposure to extended asset classes like commodities, real estate and TIPS, and how participants can gain efficient access to these asset classes. Finally, we'll discuss the key elements that should be communicated to participants to educate them on the benefits of incorporating real assets into their DC investment portfolio and how to utilize them in the most efficient manner.
WORKSHOP: Managing Risk in DC Plans – Lessons Learned From the Last Two Decades
Plan sponsors and participants have faced two decades of unprecedented market volatility, disruption and unrest. With DC plans quickly becoming the primary retirement saving vehicle for U.S. workers, employers and participants will need to implement new tools and techniques to effectively manage investment risk over time in a volatile but potentially low-return environment. In this session, MFS will take attendees through a study of lessons learned from recent and past market disruptions, examining participant, plan sponsor and investment manager view points and provide practical risk management tools and techniques for plans to consider.
KEYNOTE PRESENTATION: See the Future, Change the Present
Picturing our life as a retiree is something we can only momentarily imagine will one day include added wrinkles and less hair. Instead, we tend to focus much of our attention on enjoying the fruits of our labor now, with little focus on creating retirement savings for the future. But what if we each had a chance to take a closer look into a virtual mirror-like image of ourselves that would resemble what we might actually look like someday? Would the image of our future-selves have an effect on how each of us saves money? A top researcher unveils the findings of a combined study by New York University and Stanford University on the surprising behavior changes recorded after viewing age-progressed images. Discover how the findings are having a positive impact on participant engagement that could make a big difference in retirement savings plans.
WORKSHOP: Preparing Your Plan's Investment Line-up for the Next Decade
While we cannot predict with certainty what the economic environment of the next decade will hold likely possibilities including: rising interest rates, inflation, increased globalization, strengthening of emerging markets, and increased cyclicality in developed market economies. In this fast paced and interactive session, T. Rowe Price investment professionals will conduct a tour of these topics providing ideas and opinions for plan investment line-ups from both an equity and fixed income perspective.
PANEL DISCUSSION: Is it Time to Reconsider the Plan's Capital Preservation Option?
Despite their staid reputation, capital preservation options have endured a tumultuous few years. Since the financial crisis, both stable value funds and money markets have endured regulatory scrutiny and dramatic changes in structure, yields and even fees. Examine developments within the stable value and money market environment, as well as potential alternatives within the capital preservation arena. Panelists will address the following questions:
- Given wrap provider capacity and constraints, how much value-added do stable value wraps really provide?
- How do recent regulatory developments affect the viability of stable value and money markets?
- What alternatives to stable value or money market funds make sense for DC plans?
- How necessary is a stable NAV within a plan geared for retirement investing?
WORKSHOP: Building a Portfolio in a Globalized Economy
The importance of including global investments in DC plan asset allocations cannot be overstated. Yet research shows that the U.S. plan allocations to domestic assets are higher than those of othercountries. Additionally, plan participants tend to overweight their portfolios with domestic investments. Over the past generation, the global economic, political and social landscapes have changed dramatically and, we think, irreversibly. Plan sponsors and plan participants have the opportunity to take advantage of portfolios positioned to benefit from economic progress all over the world, while seeking to protect and grow long-term purchasing power. Investors who embrace the idea that investment opportunities are no longer defined by borders are positioned to benefit most from the insights and opportunities presented by the new landscape.
PANEL DISCUSSION: Guide to Building a Financially Literate Employee Population
One of the greatest challenges DC plan sponsors face is developing true financial literacy among workers. This session will explore the most effective ways to provide financial education that fits the needs of employees at various stages of life and different wealth accumulations. Experts will discuss what's needed to bridge investment knowledge gaps in the following areas:
- The role of financial literacy in the world of automated DC plans—how does automatic enrollment and automatic contribution escalation change the communication and education equation?
- Understanding the latest in social media and other alternative communication approaches
- Moving away from one-off, one-hit-wonder communication approaches to a program that keeps outreach and learning consistent
- Reaching the toughest-to-reach investors—younger workers. How can plan sponsors overcome the hurdles?
- Best practices in measuring the success of communication and education programs


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According to authorities, the robber entered the bank and gave the teller a note indicating he had a gun, though the teller did not see any firearm displayed, and demanded money.
The robber fled the bank through the main exit with an undisclosed amount of money.
Police searched the area but could not find the robber.
Officials say the robber was in his late 20s, between 6-foot and 6-foot-1. He was approximately 200 pounds and was wearing black framed glasses, a dark blue baseball cap, a light long-sleeved blue button-down shirt, dark jeans and dark sneakers. He may have had a goatee/facial hair.
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My ex-husband and I have been divorced for 3 1/2 years. I just recently found out that he never told Deers that we got divorced. Is he liable to pay back the money he has been collecting for BAH?
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If he was collecting BAH w/dependents and has not remarried or you do not have children that he shares custody of then yes he would be required to give the amounts back. But you would have to show proof of that. He could be collecting BAH w/o dependents which he is eligible for.
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I'm currently dealing with a similar situation. Almost for the same amount of time actually. The worry is the repercussions of not submitting the divorce until almost 4 years later. The BAH is justified due to children. The ex has not used the benefits. What will DEERS do when he finally turns the divorce in to them with it dated back to 2008?
if he is elegible for BAH with dep based on the custody agreement- it will not have a huge impact on what will happen- if he is not elegible for BAH with dep but is elegible for BAH without- they will make him pay back the difference and could kick him out for fruad, they - all 5 Branches are cracking down on BAH fraud.
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"Occu'thar with five to six healers is very serious business for a guild that's running Firelands hard modes."
Then it would never be brought up for examination in that situation, the log would never even be clicked on. No one's looking at HPS/Healing done numbers for a fight that a raid's well beyond.
"Cross healing is not heal sniping. Tossing a HoT on a tank or raid member is not heal sniping. Heal sniping is when you go out of your way to heal another healers target before they can do it."
Again, I fail to see a situation where this healing isn't beneficial. If you have your assignment covered and you're not running out of mana, you should be tossing out more heals whereever you see a deficit. You paladin example is a perfectly legitimate practice, this concept of owning a health deficit is completely foreign to me. If someone is worried about having a heal "sniped" then the problem is either A. Raid leadership doesn't know how to evaluate healers and puts too much stock in simple HPS/Healing done numbers or B. the person bent out of shape about the "snipe" doesn't know what raid healing is about and puts too much stock in personal HPS/Healing done numbers


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Center for Integration and Improvement of Journalism 20th Anniversary Fundraiser
Date: Wednesday, November 10, 2010
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Jose Antonio Vargas, senior contributing editor at the Huffington Post and Austin Long-Scott, retiring professor of journalism at SF State will be honored with the Center's Founder's Awards. Jose was a student in our 1998 Bay Area Multicultural Media Academy and went on to win a Pulitzer Prize while at the Washington Post. He is the co-producer and writer of The Other City, a film inspired by his stories from The Washington Post about HIV/AIDS in Washington, D.C. He will be in conversation with retiring professor Austin Long-Scott. Austin was the first African American reporter hired full time for the Associated Press, and was the chair of CIIJ's advisory board for five years. Austin is currently working on a book about his life as a member of the second generation of African American journalists to integrate mainstream newsrooms. Long-Scott was on the national staff covering poverty and race relations and was also a White House correspondent at the Washington Post from 1972 - 1978.
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If you could make a wish on behalf of The City 2.0, what would it be?
Today, TED announces the winner of the 2012 TED Prize: the City 2.0. The City 2.0 is the city of the future ... a future in which more than 10 billion people on planet Earth must somehow live sustainably, together. The City 2.0 is not a sterile utopian dream, but a real-world upgrade tapping into humanity's collective wisdom. The City 2.0 promotes innovation, education, culture and economic opportunity. The City 2.0 reduces the carbon footprint of its occupants and eases the environmental pressure on the world's rural areas. The City 2.0 is a place of beauty, wonder, excitement, inclusion, diversity, life. The City 2.0 is the city that works.
A range of visionaries around the world will be advocates on behalf of the City 2.0. We are listening to them -- and to you.
What is your wish for The City 2.0? A wish capable of igniting a massive collaborative project among the members of the global TED community, and indeed all who care about our planet's future.
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Dec 15 2011: Part #2- and can be invited into private forums. This takes the boundaries off of education and creates a thinking and breathing world limited only by the imagination.
In City 2.0 each aspect of our lives will have a platform where citizens can learn information and how to get involved in organizations within their real cities.
Companies and organizations will have an opportunity in the Business Center to recruit virtual employees who collaborate on projects giving access to a global employee base, as well as, actual volunteers from their areas.
City 2.0 Emergency Response System (including the siren) will be able to give real time access to updates and information regarding disasters and relief efforts happening on a global level and City 2.0 citizens will be given the opportunity to mobilize, make donations directly to organizations already equipped to respond and share resources that are available.
Citizens of City 2.0 will be given the opportunity to meet together in real cities all over the globe during the TED Conferences with a live feed. They will meet in places that have larger seating capacities and up to date sound systems such some public schools and large churches. Registration fees will be donations of food and completed volunteer hours with participating non-profit organizations.
TEDMinor or TEDJr will be a traveling hands on forum hosted by schools around the world to give children the ability to be innovators and problem solvers and attend a live City 2.0 classroom.
In the Religious Neighborhood citizens can believe in whatever religion they want in the real world but in City 2.0 the only religion allowed is LOVE. The world will be taught how to feed, clothe, house, and more importantly educate it's real communities and City 2.0 citizens will help through micro finance and various organizations that empower and awaken the human heart with acts of kindness and generosity.
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In a ruling that could affect as many as 15 plywood mills in Oregon, a federal appeals court judge has rebuffed an attempt by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to create a regulatory loophole in the air quality standards that govern the millions of pounds of hazardous chemicals that mills around the nation release each year.
As recently as 2001, non-durable goods manufacturing employment in Umatilla County outnumbered durable goods by more than two-to-one.
In khaki shorts, a short-sleeved red shirt and, natch, Keen sandals, there's nothing monastic about Kirk Richardson's getup.
PepsiCo has delayed plans to build a Gatorade plant in Albany. The $250 million project would bring 200 new jobs to the area.
Doorjamb manufacturer Oregon Woodworking Co. is shutting down its Bend plant, citing international competition. Deschutes County has been ordered to review its approval of the Thornburg destination resort, a 1,000-home development 20 miles north of Bend.


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The beauty of God's love.
God Bless you,
xoxMari; )
(Source: marisbeauty4u)