text: Chass et alia, You are correct. It is the local group who has to pay the $50.00 charge to the Oklahoma Tax Commission, not each individual merchant. There was some concern when this law was first in effect that even though the SCA is a not for profit organization, we are still required to perchase the license. If I recall correctly, even the folks at the Tax Commission didn't know for sure. Some said no we weren't covered, others said we were. Because of this, the Kingdom Senschal put a hold on merchanting in Oklahoma. Then, right before Namron Protectorate 2003, the Kingdom Seneschal issued a statement that said that if an Oklahoma group wished to have merchanting at their event, to contact her and she would grant approval/disapproval on a case by case basis. You've asked how this has affected merchanting in Oklahoma. My opinion is... (deep breath) 1. It is now up to the Kingdom Seneschal to say "Yea or Nay". And she's basing that verdict on past performances of groups that have had merchants under the new Oklahoma statute...On the way they've worked with the state in getting the required paperwork submitted (properly and on time) and on the way the local SCA group works with the requirements set by the Kingdom Seneschal Office (getting the required paperwork to her, properly and on time). 2. Most groups, in realizing the responsibility, liability, the ickity paperwork involved, and the monetary outlay have opted to not have merchants at their events. (Can't say as I blame them.) 3. Because folks realize that merchanting is "off" in Oklahoma at this point, are no longer prepared to go to an event and spend their money. The merchants realize that since no one is spending money, they will not set up shop at an Oklahoma event. It is more financially sound for merchants to go elsewhere at this time. In conclusion, I say that merchanting in Oklahoma has suffered greatly. No one is shopping and no one is selling. Just my little ol' opinion, Annais ----- Original Message ----- From: "Chass Brown" <chass at cox.net> To: "Northern Region of Ansteorra - SCA, Inc." <northern at ansteorra.org> Sent: Friday, January 30, 2004 4:14 PM Subject: Re: [NR] looking for info for Tax info dealing with merchants > Upon rereading this I do have a suggestion if people would listen and hear > me out. I am for one willing to help but not be.... swept under the mat so I > can not merchant anymore. Why not impose a slight and I do mean slight extra > fee on merchants to help cover the cost of the 50$ fee the sca is being > charged for merchants (the local office said this is the first time they had > ever heard of this because to quote them the SCA isnt what is prospering > over the merchants and since the SCA is a non profit group are supposed to > be outside the new taxlaw). And for my earlier post I apologize I thought > you were saying we had to pay the 50$. but still honestly how has this > affected merchanting in Oklahoma? > > Chass of Rundel > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Gordon Fridenberg" <fitzmorgan at msn.com> > To: <northern at ansteorra.org> > Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 8:32 AM > Subject: Re: [NR] looking for info for Tax info dealing with merchants > > > > There is still a ban on merchanting at SCA events in Oklahoma. All > > exceptions to this ban must be approved on a case by case basis by the > > Kingdom Seneschal. You may have a tax permit for Oklahoma but we would > > still be required to apply for a permit to have merchants, pay $50.00 for > > that permit and submit paperwork to the Ok Tax Comission within 15 days of > > the event. We have events from months ago that still haven't turned in > > Waivers. You having a tax permit isn't the issue. The issue is whether > or > > not we want to open ourselves to getting in trouble with the OK Tax > > Comission if a local officer doesn't get their paperwork done on time, and > > whether local groups should be spending $50.00 of the SCA's money in order > > to have merchants at our events. > > > > Robert Fitzmorgan > > > > _______________________________________________ > Northern mailing list > Northern at ansteorra.org > http://www.ansteorra.org/mailman/listinfo/northern


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Another one of my highlights from the trade show, Top Drawer, was seeing Bohemia. I absolutely adore my Morrocon pouffe from Bohemia that I got for my birthday a couple of years ago. They have them in so many colours that I could quite happily have one in each room, but it was their stand out handmade leather briefcases in a dizzying array of colours that really caught my eye at the show...
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Despite going out last night and having next to no sleep, went for a quick afternoon walk. Managed to fit in a thirty minute walk before my headache got the better of me - cheated and had my brother drive me home. I am proud of myself though for exercising four days in a row now and ensuring that I actually make the effort to do so!
Hi, sorry I don't know how long this has been sitting in my inbox…it's been a while since I've logged on.
But to answer your question - currently straddling the 59/60 kilogram mark. I plan on getting new scales though because the ones I have are rubbish!
I hope you have all been doing amazing! I have missed you all do much and I would like to apologise immensely for going MIA and for so long as well!!!!
To put it simply, working two jobs, studying full time meant that I didn't budget my time appropriately and let my health slide. I developed some really bad relationships with myself and unfortunately I let them consume me a little bit.
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1) current weight varies between 59/60 kilograms. I need to get more reliable scales.
2) I have been meat free for four weeks now. I am really envying the change and it is something I have been considering for quite some time.
3) I got really bad and I was at a point where I would vomit after meals. That was what really hit me hard. That was when I knew I needed to change things and I have thankfully before it got completely out of hand.4) I returned to exercise on Thursday and it was amazing. Today will be my third day of getting back into the flow of things and I am so happy for myself. My sleeping has improved dramatically as Well which rules! I'd love to hear from you all and hope to see more of you all. So happy to be re committing :) Xoxo


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18th May 2011 Archive
Browse by publication date, or search the site.
Gates defends Ballmer's Skype gamble
'A great deal for Microsoft'
VoIP 18 May 00:11
Aussies stumped reading the phone bill
Calls? You charge me for calls?
Broadband 18 May 00:15
Linux kernel runs inside web browser
JavaScript mimics 486 PC
Software 18 May 00:16
Journo was arrested, says Qld cop
'Our bad', says stupid police media tweet
Security 18 May 00:37
Kiwis dump telco 'regulatory holiday'
Joyce dances on the public-private highwire
Networks 18 May 00:45
Intel: Windows on ARM won't run 'legacy apps'
Waves flag for 'traditional' Windows 8
Operating Systems 18 May 03:40
iControlPad Bluetooth controller for mobile devices
Finger clickin' good
Games 18 May 06:00
Third mighty WD 'data tub' launched
3TB AV barrel-o-bytes rumbles down the slipway
Storage 18 May 07:57
Endeavour sneaks up on space station for elevenses
Live TV coverage of space mating this AM Brit time
Science 18 May 08:07
NHS IT dino-project NPfIT should be killed off - NAO
Damning report blasts all concerned
Government 18 May 08:27
HDS training up partners for enterprise sales
Four specialisation areas
The Channel 18 May 09:03
Survey shows slab-fondlers are loving their iPads
'Post-PC era' globo-slabbening awaits lower prices
Hardware 18 May 09:12
Sandy Bridge MacBook Air rumour restoked
Now with added Thunderbolt
Laptops 18 May 09:21
Nominet fails to pin down its net cop role
'Light regulation is good', says ministerial video head
Networks 18 May 09:27
HTC's UK repair centre suffering long delays, confusion
Smartphones just not a prestige product any more
Phones 18 May 09:38
Japanese still locked out of PlayStation Network
Regulators haven't yet OK'd beefed up security
Security 18 May 09:54
Email in the cloud
They did it, would you?
Cloud 18 May 10:00
E Ink, Epson to build 'retina' display for e-book readers
300 pixels in every inch
Hardware 18 May 10:24
LinkedIn thinks it's worth $4bn on eve of IPO
Facebook-for-suits goldmine, or just Bubble numbers?
Business 18 May 10:30
Pint-sized 3D printer produced
Fab one
Hardware 18 May 10:33
Endeavour docks with space station for the last time
Final trip to orbiting outpost on swansong mission
Science 18 May 10:45
Serial hacker TinKode rifles through NASA satellite files
Greyhat adds scalp to those of Royal Navy, MySQL, ESA
Security 18 May 10:50
Lloyds TSB signs up to Olympic Phone pay-by-wave plan
Mobe of the Gods just needs operator now
Mobile 18 May 11:01
Heavy coffee drinking wards off deadly cancer in men
Drop that tea and grab some java, man, for pity's sake
Science 18 May 11:29
Hargreaves 'Google Review' backs digi-rights swap shop
No fair use for UK: Trademarks, patents largely ignored
Media 18 May 11:38
Dixons to flog off old 'brands' Miranda and Saisho
Found them down the back of the sofa
The Channel 18 May 11:43
Samsung Galaxy S II dual core Android smartphone
Speed dialler
Phones 18 May 12:00
The other enterprise desktop?
Them's fighting words, Canonical
Open Source 18 May 12:00
Attachmate's Brauckmann takes control of SUSE Linux
Nuremberg eyes 'growing Linux market' hungrily
CIO 18 May 12:00
UK student hacker sentenced over gaming Trojan
'Rare' conviction gave cyber cops useful experience
Security 18 May 12:05
Welshman attempts to board train with pony
Equines 'not permitted to travel', confirms Arriva
Bootnotes 18 May 12:15
Apple proposes even tinier SIMs for future iPhones, iPads
Plans for them to eventually disappear entirely
Phones 18 May 12:28
Boobs on display in Duke Nukem web game
Sure to have its knockers
Games 18 May 12:38
Life is simpler with fewer business suppliers
Say goodbye to promiscuity
Doing Better Business 18 May 12:41
Cisco refuses to deny it will sell off Linksys
Move may come as soon as next week, sources say
Business 18 May 12:43
End user productivity revisited
Five minutes of your time, please
Reg Technology Panel 18 May 13:00
Schmidt: Android will bring DEMOCRACY to the WORLD
'These heroes are dead, because they lived 500 years ago'
Business 18 May 13:01
Downing Street e-petition site to get new Directgov home
To be ready in time for the silly season ...
Government 18 May 13:20
India gets any-phone mobile Facebook for a penny a day
GSM text-menu tech takes the fight downstairs to Orkut
Mobile 18 May 14:00
Labour: France's pirate-bashing Hadopi laws work
Up with this sort of thing
Law 18 May 14:10
SAP to sit enterprise offering on Amazon clouds
Vorsprung durch wolkenstechnik
Cloud 18 May 14:32
Civil-service union hit by invisible DDoS is back up
Just in time for strike ballot
Security 18 May 14:58
David Davis: Jobless should dig trenches for fat UK pipes
Times paywall effectively suppresses story
Broadband 18 May 15:08
Microsoft replaces Xbox 360s after disc-format switch
Changing of the guard
Games 18 May 15:26
Supreme Court: DNA database retention regs are unlawful
Judges lob ball into Parliament's court
Law 18 May 15:43
San Francisco BOFH must cough up $1.5m
Legendary rogue admin cops hefty damages
Government 18 May 16:08
Google rejigs new dev cloud prices after coder outcry
Concurrent Python on way to App Engine
Cloud 18 May 17:41
Otellini: ARM servers 'ain't gonna work'
Intel boss says ARM chips still in short britches
Servers 18 May 17:44
New PlayStation Network hack hijacks user accounts
Sony removes sign-in pages to contain damage
Games 18 May 18:27
Appro plunks Opteron super into US fission lab
Tesla GPUs for GreenBlade, Tetra servers
HPC 18 May 20:35
Sky-high megablog names top 50 'cloud innovators'
A guide to the heavens above
Cloud 18 May 20:41
Intel rewrites 'inadequate' roadmap, 'reinvents' PC
Meet Airmont, a 14nm Atom SoC
Laptops 18 May 20:42
Google rolls out fix for Android security threat
Forecloses 'impersonation attacks' against users
Security 18 May 21:46
Apple leases space in new Silicon Valley data center
Cult sets up shop in someone else's server room
Cloud 18 May 22:36
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The Miami Heat will host the New York Knicks today at the American Airlines Arena as they try and right the ship after losing to the Washington Wizards a few days ago.
One of the most anticipated games the NBA has seen thus far this season, the two teams sit atop the Eastern Conference and New York has already beat the Heat once this year.
Although, Carmelo Anthony is questionable for the game tonight and the Knicks are far from full force, this game has the potential to serve as a wake up call to a Miami team who has basically slept walked their way to 12-4 record.
New York's confidence continues to grow as different guys step up each game, including the consistently erratic J.R. Smith who hit the game winner for the Knicks in their last game.
Taking on the Heat in Miami will be another hurdle the Knicks attempt to hurdle tonight as they look to establish themselves as legitimate contenders, especially in a weaker Eastern Conference.
Both Carmelo and LeBron can be found high on the list of MVP candidates early in the season, but there are other key match ups in this game as well.


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Random thought using simple math.
So the toaster I want from MyCokeRewards.com is 1500 points.
Each cap I get is 3 points, meaning I would need 500 caps for 1500.
Say each drink costs around $1.70, then 500 drinks will have cost around $850.
Pffft! I could buy a toaster for everyone in my apartment complex and still have money left over from $850.
Anywho I'm currently 286 points away from having what might as well be the most expensive toaster I'll ever purchase. Oh well almost there 😜


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Family and Friends Remember Fallen Ky. Soldier
Posted: 09/23/2007 - More than 1,000 family and friends gathered to remember a Kentucky National Guard soldier killed earlier this month in Iraq.
Posted: 09/23/2007 - More than 1,000 family and friends gathered to remember a Kentucky National Guard soldier killed earlier this month in Iraq.
Updated: 09/23/2007 - The SEC files a federal complaint against an area oilman. Investors say he swindled them out of millions at the same time he was throwing his daughter an extravagant 16th birthday party on a reality show.
Updated: 09/23/2007 - A new poll says most Kentuckians want the chance to vote on casinos but support for them isn't as clear. It's the second poll on the matter in September.
Updated: 09/23/2007 - Experts say cardiovascular disease claims the lives of 42 Kentuckians each year. On Sept. 22, many people got their heart pumping and walked to raise money for the cause.
Updated: 09/23/2007 - Hot temperatures didn't stop people from lacing-up their tennis shoes for the third-annual Epilepsy Walk.
Updated: 09/23/2007 - Sept. 22 was the last day the Russell Sims Aquatic Center will be open and people weren't the only ones making a splash. Dog-owners and their four-legged friends from across the area took to the pool for some good, clean fun.
Updated: 09/23/2007 - Authorities are searching for a man who robbed a bank in Bowling Green on Sept. 21. Bowling Green police say, around 1 p.m., a man entered the U.S. Bank, on Louisville Rd., walked up to the teller window and demanded money.
Updated: 09/23/2007 - Two students continue their recovery following a school shooting at Delaware State University early Sept. 21. WBKO's Tamara Evans has reaction from faculty and students on how universities nationwide are stepping up to prevent incidents such as this from happening on their campus.
Posted: 09/20/2007 - A gas main ruptures at a construction site in downtown Glasgow on Sept. 20. The four-inch gas line had Atmos Energy, along with Glasgow Police, the Glasow Fire Dept. and Emergency Services working to fix the problem.
Updated: 09/20/2007 - Local authorities are asking for your help in finding a teenage-runaway. Bowling Green Police say 13-year-old Barbara Ann Mosley of Bowling Green was last seen on Tuesday, September 18, around 6:00 a.m.
Posted: 09/20/2007 - Monthly telephone bills have long been a way of the world. Now one company hopes to make them a thing of the past. A California technology company is hoping to bring new life and innovation to the telephone.
Updated: 09/20/2007 - Some Western Kentucky University students push for the right to bear arms on campus. The student's aren't happy with the school's "no gun" policy and are planning a protest on WKU's campus.
Posted: 09/20/2007 - Bluegrass Bandit, a world champion Tennessee Walking Horse trained and ridden by Western Kentucky University freshman Jared Carrier, is joining a stable that includes horses like Secretariat, Seabiscuit and Black Beauty.
Updated: 09/20/2007 - Two people are in jail accused of making methamphetamine near Grayson County High School. Twenty-six-year-old Christina Probus and Rodney Tomes were taken into custody Sept. 19.
Updated: 09/20/2007 - This is the first time the federal funds interest rate has been cut in four years. The Federal Reserve lowered the rate from 5.25 to 4.75-percent. And one local real-estate agent hopes the decrease brings him more business.
Updated: 09/20/2007 - As we have reported before, Lake Cumberland was lowered 40 feet earlier this year to take pressure off the leaking dam. As work on the dam continues, Governor Fletcher broke ground on Sept. 20 on a new water project for Jamestown.
Updated: 09/20/2007 - Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Jena, La. on Sept. 20 in support of six black teens charged in the beating of a white classmate. The Reverend Al Sharpton called it a "March for Justice."
Updated: 09/20/2007 - The scaled down version of Bowling Green comes complete with traffic lights, streets and even Bowling Green's signature red, white and blue water tower. Safety City was built as a result of the 1996 abduction and murder of young Morgan Violi.
Updated: 09/20/2007 - The Monroe County Sheriff's Office says around 11 a.m. on Sept. 19, they received an anonymous tip about the whereabouts of the driver that fled the scene of an accident that killed David Huff of Tompkinsville.
Posted: 09/20/2007 - The marijuana was located in the Eli community of Russell County. 58-year-old Danny Coffey is charged with cultivating marijuana more than five plants and trafficking marijuana more than five pounds.
Updated: 09/21/2007 - Facilitating good father-child relationships is a priority for any family. But good parenting doesn't happen overnight. A Simpson County school is incorporating a program to turn ordinary dads into All Pro Dads.
Updated: 09/20/2007 - Everyone on board a small plane that crashed in Tennessee has survived. The survivors include three executives of a Kentucky electrical contracting company.
Updated: 09/20/2007 - A prosecutor has filed more charges against the woman who owns the West Virginia trailer, where a 20-year-old female was believed to be tortured.
Updated: 09/20/2007 - One area corporation will close a plant in Central America within the next few months. Fruit of the Loom says in a statement that it will close its factory located in Honduras.
Posted: 09/19/2007 - Forty-year-old Charles Cashmore was booked into the Clark County Detention Center on suspicion of two counts of robbery with a deadly weapon, one count of burglary and one count of conspiracy to commit robbery.


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Bottle Opener Fridge Magnet
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The bottle opener. That simple little gadget that lets us get at that tasty craft beer we love. There are a million of them out there but sometimes it can take precious moments to find. How about a bottle opener that was right there when you needed it? One that was mounted right on the spot you go to get that cold beer? The Bottle Opener Fridge Magnet is right there, on the fridge when you need to pop bottles.
The Bottle Opener Fridge Magnet from SUCK UK offers a convenient way to keep a bottle opener handy, in a spot it can be used as soon as you grab a bottle from the fridge. Stick it to the fridge and you'll never spend time searching through your kitchen drawers looking for a bottle opener again. These things mount with a super strong magnet so there is no danger that prying even stubborn bottle tops will pull it off. The reflective polished surface looks great, and the bottle opener fridge magnet if available in red and white too. Check out how good you look opening that bottle in the mirrored surface. Lookin' good.
Bottle openers are a tool that no beer lover can do without but having one handy can be an issue. Stick a bottle opener where it's always accessible and at the ready with this great looking fridge opener. Never search your junk drawer for the key to your beverage bliss again. Check out the Bottle Opener Fridge Magnet here on the SUCKS UK site.
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Hats Off To Goorin Bros. & Prescriptive Music
Goorin Bros. has been making bold, signature hats since 1895 and now features music by Prescriptive Music to match its classic and grand atmosphere. With twenty-two locations across America and Canada, Goorin Bros. offers extensive collections of hat styles ranging from fedoras and top-hats to straw hats, ball caps and an array of accessories to match.
While showing the artistic, rich traditions of San Francisco in the quality and integrity of their hats, they will also feature music from one of the custom channels Prescriptive Music has created specifically for the brand.
The Goorin Eclectic Channel includes a blend of classic and modern rock, soul, country, oldies, jazz, and a dash of electro songs with artists like Erykah Badu, Creedence Clearwater Revival and The Black Keys. On the flip side, The Goorin Classic Channel contains a mix of classic jazz, golden oldies, and Motown hits featuring Bobby Darin, Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons and other artists that have shaped America over the years. Each individual store plays the channel of their choice that best fits their environment and clientele's personal tastes.
No matter which Goorin Bros. you visit, you can be sure that they will deliver more than just trendy and stylish hats, but an experience where buying a hat is just as personal and special as it was back in the good old days. Whether going out to a classy cocktail party in the city or taking a stroll in the park, Goorin Bros. has the perfect hat for the occasion.
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The Springs fire in Camarillo, Calif., which burned through 28,000 acres before improved
weather helped crews with containment, was not started by arson or incendiary
device or any other suspicious activity, officials said Sunday.
A three-day investigation into the cause of the fire found nothing to indicate it had been intentionally set, according to the Ventura County Fire Department.
Investigators scoured the fire's point of origin about a quarter-mile north of the Conejo Grade off Highway 101 and interviewed witnesses, spokesman Mike Lindbery said. They found no evidence of suspicious activity or anything to validate rumors, including one that a cigarette butt was the culprit.
"They've been unable to determine a specific cause. ... We can't tell exactly what it was," Lindbery said.
During moist, cool conditions this weekend, firefighters increased containment to 75 percent Sunday afternoon from 60 percent earlier in the day.
There were 62 engines, 33 fire crews, six helicopters, two bulldozers and 10 water tenders fighting the blaze as of 7 p.m. Sunday, according to Cal Fire. Agency spokesman Tom Piranio estimated about 1,060 firefighters were working on the blaze Sunday afternoon.
A county Fire Department damage inspection team performed an assessment of the burned area Sunday afternoon. Members reported no homes were destroyed or damaged. The number of destroyed outbuildings, such as recreational vehicles and agricultural buildings, and other structures was reduced to 10 from 25, and the number of such structures that were damaged declined to four from five.
Piranio said the numbers changed drastically due to more accurate mapping and GPS monitoring of the area.
Fire officials used the possibility of returns home as a motivational tool at a briefing for firefighters Sunday.
"The harder you push today, the sooner you can go home," said Mike Parkes, a deputy chief with Cal Fire.
Showers Sunday morning helped with containment of the fire but did too little to dampen the soil, department spokesman Tom Piranio said.
Ventura County firefighters reported light rain was falling on the blaze Sunday night.
Today there is a 50 percent chance of rain and a chance of a thunderstorm, the National Weather Service reported. The weather will be cloudy with temperatures in the low 40s to 50s.
The relative humidity was 95 percent to 100 percent in the mountain areas Sunday, said Scott Sukup, a weather service meteorologist. Temperatures were in the low 50s to 60s, the agency reported.
Nick Schuler, Cal Fire battalion chief, said Sunday there had been no new flare-ups.
"We're making quite a bit of progress," Schuler said. "We've really transitioned from a fire attack to a mop-up patrol."
Officials called the fire a "dirty fire" -- flames raged through an area quickly, wiping out some areas of vegetation and fuel but leaving other pockets unburned. Those unburned pockets were the focus of firefighting efforts Sunday.
Firefighters kept watch on hot spots in the Dos Vientos area and inspected the damage, working in the rugged terrain around Deer Creek Road where they had built a perimeter around the fire area.
Starting Sunday night, firefighters were taking a new approach toward the hot spots by replacing larger engines with smaller equipment, said Mike Lindbery, spokesman with the Ventura County Fire Department.
"Beginning tonight we will have heavy duty pickup trucks with water tanks driving the perimeter of the fire looking for hot spots," Lindbery said.
The goal was "buttoning this fire up," said Ventura County Fire Department spokesman Tony McHale.
The fire threat that chased Barbara Karplus out of her Newbury Park home Thursday had ended Sunday. Still, she worried what would happen if rains came and sent mud down the now barren hills behind her home.
"I don't feel like it's completely over until the vegetation grows back," she said.
Still, the teacher and tax accountant felt thankful to the firefighters who guarded her and her neighbors' homes.
Her 16-year-old daughter felt the same way. Her sister and she showed their appreciation by gathering oranges for the firefighters.
"They were grateful everything was safe," Karplus said.
At one point, about 4,000 homes were considered endangered by the fire. No homes were in active jeopardy Sunday, fire officials said.
Eight firefighters were injured during the blaze. All suffered minor injuries, officials said.
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Fifty years ago, Bell Aerosystems completed the first successful flight with its Rocket Belt, hovering about four feet above the ground and flying a distance of more than 100 feet.
A half-century later, the jet pack lives on but it has yet to meet the sci-fi dreams of passing generations. From Buck Rogers in Amazing Stories to the futuristic police in "Minority Report," the jet pack has not only captured the imagination of popular culture, but also the interest of NASA and the Department of Defense. Although progress has been slow, with limited advancements in the first 50 years, there is hope for the next 50.
"Let's pretend we're in the late 1800s and talking about automobiles," said Andy Filo, who works on special projects at Jet Pack International. "The conversation would be 'How will we make enough steam?' The internal combustion engine hasn't been fully realized yet."
It will take just that sort of engineering breakthrough to move to the sci-fi version of a jet pack that can allow anyone from a police officer to a tourist to fly through the air for significant lengths of time, Filo said.
Jet fuels, in general, are heavy — at least if you need enough to get you off the ground and into the air. The weight of a jet pack has come down over the decades, but the most successful products today still weigh more than 100 pounds.
Starting with the 1960s, most jet packs have used hydrogen peroxide as the fuel. When hydrogen peroxide is put in contact with a catalyst, such as silver, it decomposes into steam and oxygen — making it a relatively safe option for something that's strapped directly to your body.
The drawback is that the power produced from hydrogen peroxide does not last very long, only about 30 seconds. About 70 percent of the fuel is used to overcome gravity, and that doesn't leave much for zipping around.
"Hydrogen peroxide was preferable because the engine was just so simple," Filo told InnovationNewsDaily.
But today, jet pack companies are exploring other options. Martin Jetpacks is using gasoline, and claim they can fly for up to 30 minutes and as far as 8,000 feet. Martin plans to sell their product for about $86,000. Martin Jetpacks, however, use fans for lift, making it more of a personal aircraft strapped to your back, rather than a true jet pack, which have only thrust.
In 2012, Jet Pack International is releasing the T-73 model, which will have an approximate nine-minute flying time and will run on Jet A fuel, which is the jet fuel used in commercial airplanes. Filo also noted that advancements in turbine engines could be used in future jet packs.
No matter what the engine type, though, hours of uninterrupted flying time are still the realm of sci-fi, unless you're in space. In zero gravity there could be hours of flight time, Filo said. "It's a very fascinating application." Astronauts already use a backpack propulsion system, Simplified Aid for EVA Rescue (SAFER), as a rescue device in case they become untethered during spacewalks.
Here on Earth, people dream of just flying around the neighborhood, but the technology could have important applications for first responders. Jet packs could be used to track criminals in flight, or rescue people from burning buildings.
"If police had the advantage to fly over objects to get where the action is," Filo said, "that would be a tremendous thing."
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A diversion arising from the above:
If I hand a stranger my camera and ask her to take a photograph of my wife and me at some tourist attraction (as an alternative to sticking the machine on a tripod and using a remote release), does the copyright of my photograph on my camera theoretically belong to the stranger?
Or could I argue that I composed the photograph and the stranger merely operated a piece of machinery rather than playing any part in the origination of the art?
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Quote: Just do a print screen of the raw file with EXIF data, and send it to them.
Yes, that's the best route. I think they've sent you a generic copy and paste [American] response - hence all the irrelevant stuff.
In answer to LF, yes, I'm pretty sure that copyright strictly speaking belongs to the complete stranger!
Was a similar problem encountered recently where a model went down to the local boots and was told that they could not print the pictures without a signed statement from the photographer that she had the rights to do this.
Would you be OK creating your own headed paper referencing your http://markboadey.com/ company and writing a statement that you hold copyright for the image thumb nailed below and the original available full size (with that exif info) then signed by you and made into a PDF become a legal document that gives them the go ahead to pursue this.
The proof would now be a legal statement made by you not a technical evidence based approach or email complaint?
Or is that the same as a DMCA ?
Just heard back from Google:
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The URL was here, I removed it. Don't want the site to get even more exposure.
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So the statement I sent along with the screen capture was enough for the action to take place.
Thanks to everyone for your help.
Its good to know, thanks for sharing the outcome
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Maharashtra landslide toll touches 50
The toll in a landslide disaster in Maharashtra's Malin village touched 50, with another 22 injured, an official said here Friday.
"So far we have recovered 50 bodies. The relief and rescue work continues on a war-footing," Pune Collector Saurabh Rao, who is monitoring the situation round-the-clock, told IANS.
The village was entirely swept under a landslide Wednesday.
It has also come to light that around two dozen people were sleeping on a platform of the village temple premises in Malin and they may have been washed away in the adjacent river.
A team of National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has started a combing operation along the banks of the river, now in a spate due to incessant rains, to search for victims or survivors.
Braving all odds, the relief and rescue teams continued to search for survivors or bodies of the estimated 130 people who are still feared trapped under the debris, though chances of any more survivors appeared bleak.
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh and former union agriculture minister Sharad Pawar visited Malin and supervised the ongoing search operations here Thursday.
Meanwhile, heavy rains accompanied by strong winds lashed Malin and surrounding areas since early Friday, slowing down the rescue work.
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Published: 3/3/2010
To be honest, the Rafiki Project not to be confused with the Central Ohio charity had me at sound check. Guitarist-vocalist Daniel Ramirez tested out the mic with the chorus from Fleetwood Macs Dreams and part of Bone Thugs-n-Harmonys Crossroads two songs Ill always be a sucker for. I bring this up not, surprisingly enough, to discredit myself as a music critic or to say the band sounds anything like either of these acts when theyre not goofing around during tune-up, but to bring up a few peculiarities in my own musical taste, strange fetishes I try to avoid talking about, but Im afraid the Project caters to directly. I have a genuine appreciation for some Sublime songs, for example, and I like trance-y Bob Marley remixes better than their original counterparts. If you do, too, get to the next Rafiki Project concert (they play a free First Friday show March 5 at Lazy Daze, 628 S. St. Marys), and give them a listen. If you stopped reading this at the first mention of Sublime, uh well, I guess Ill catch you later.
Aggressive Touch plays off of the tension created by the imbalance between Banner Matneys relentless bassline and Charlie Hickmans lethargic trumpet. Brandon Perry, electronics wizard, fiddles knobs and plays keyboard, creating walls of reverb for the other instruments to bounce off of. Like most of us born too late, the Rafiki Project seem to cut their Marley with a healthy dose of revisionist reggae, diffusing the key elements the off-beat guitar, the dread-rattling basslines, the soulful, politically minded vocals through contemporary American filters such as Fugazi and Ben Harper. Raincoats makes the inanity of lines like Raincoats will do you no good/ Its the rain that provides you with your food a non-issue by hazing Ramirezs vocals in a thick cloud of dub and distortion till theyre another noise in the collage, serving the same purpose as the vocal-sample sweet nothings in a lot of electronic dance music.
Other songs seem to have more meaning. This is a song about people who steal land, Ramirez says before Whole Entire World. Other songs are titled Interconnected, Planting Trees, and Ocean Thief, which opens with Ramirezs guitar getting fierce before the music belies its angry lyrics with shrugging delivery, oceanic ambience, and Hickmans catchy mariachi trumpeting. This is another song about stealing land, Ramirez says, introducing it, because we think its important. We dont like singing about girls. Lets put it that way. A few other song titles: Enorma, Dub Atomic Atmosphere, and Preservatives, which wastes no innuendo describing a flight to my mushroom planet and drifts between Top 40 catchiness and tweaked-out retro-futuristic reggae that might be called space jam, if Michael Jordan were never born. Watching it played live is like seeing a remix created in real time.
The one weakness worth pointing out, in fact, is the rest of the bands reliance on Perrys electronic embellishments, which could be more effective if the band better diversified to supply him with more original instrumentals to work with, but as the Rafiki Project has yet to drop their first official album (due March 20), we can save that worry for some other day. Jeremy Martin


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by John Stewart
Recent events have illustrated how much flight paths matter. As Mark Hookham put it in today's Sunday Times "low-flying aeroplanes are causing uproar in affluent commuter towns and idyllic villages across Britain as airports test new flight paths" – Suburbia in revolt at new f light paths
Unless you are a Harmondsworth resident whose home is threatened by a third runway or an Indian farmer whose land is taken for a new airport, flight paths are what is likely to matter most to you. If planes could land and take off perpendicularly most local objections would fade away.
Flight paths are the motorways of the sky. Building new ones or doubling the traffic on existing ones will always bring a flood of complaints. It happened in Ascot and Teddington in recent months. Eighteen years ago it happened in Brixton, Stockwell and Clapham when landing procedures were tightened up. Aviation Minister Glenda Jackson told the House of Commons (28/10/97): "when the airport is busy, which is for much of the day, aircraft will join the ILS [the final descent path] further east over Battersea, Brixton or Lewisham." Ms Jackson, the least sympathetic of recent aviation ministers, refused to meet with residents.
One resident wrote at the time: "I've lived in Clapham North at the same address for almost 20 years. Until 3 years ago one hardly noticed the planes, apart from Concorde, of course. Then in summer '95, as if someone somewhere had flicked a switch, the occasional drone became a remorseless whine. It was like an aerial motorway, open from early morning till at least mid-evening."
And flight paths are going to change again. This time driven by the new computer technology which enables planes to be guided more precisely when landing and taking off. The industry believes this will allow it to make more efficient use of airspace, thus saving on fuel, cutting emissions and reducing delays.
The American airports have gone for the easy option and concentrated flights on a very few number of routes. This has resulted in big protests in places like Chicago: http://www.aviationpros.com/news/11681350/noise-complaints-about-ohare-skyrocket London City Airport, to its shame, is proposing to do the same thing: http://www.hacaneast.org.uk/2014/09/campaigners-call-on-caa-to-suspend-consultation-on-city-airport-flight-paths/
I believe concentration is indefensible in built-up areas. It is asking the chosen communities to bear all the pain. And, whenever surveys are done, they show that people prefer the flight paths to be shared, so that everybody gets a break – some respite – from the noise. That doesn't mean piling the pressure on Ascot so that other areas can get some relief. What it does mean is finding a balance so that the fewest number people possible are truly disturbed by the noise.
I would argue the current situation across huge swathes of London and the Home Counties is untenable and change can only be a good thing. 40 planes an hour an overfly the Oval Cricket Ground or Clapham Common. This video of Vauxhall, 17 miles from Heathrow, gives a flavour of the disturbance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXf8o_khz8s. A report commissioned by HACAN from the consultants Bureau Veritas found that in Ruskin Park in Camberwell, almost 20 miles from the airport, "aircraft noise dominates the local environment". And many under the take-off flight paths are experiencing a volume and concentraion of planes they never imagined possible twenty years ago.
Heathrow estimates that, if they get it right, most communities could get relief from the noise 50% or even 75% of the time. In an attempt to get an answer which works both for the industry and for as many residents as possible, Heathrow is doing more pre-planning and conducting more experiments than any other airport in the world before it puts its final proposal out to public consultation.
The devil will be in the detail and there will be areas where 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' – maybe parts of West London which enjoy runway alternation. And real care should be taken to avoid the very few plane-free 'oases' which still exist. But there is a fighting chance of getting it right and banishing the dark era Glenda Jackson helped usher in nearly 20 years ago.
Ms Jackson is standing down at the next General Election.


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As expected, Alexander Helle and T-Michael's upcoming creations are nothing short of mindblowing. In my opinion, the duo has been delivering some of the most unique pieces I've seen to date, so much so, that even with a scorching 40 degrees in Firenze, I wanted to try each of them on… Instead of (simply) updating or restyling traditional garments, such as trenches or macs, Norwegian Rain is redefining outerwear as we know it, creating unique models that merge some of the most advanced fabric technology with high-end design. Definitely one to keep under the radar.
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With an outstanding duo comprised by bespoke tailor T-Michael and creative director Alexander Helle at its core, Norwegian Rain is another one to keep under the radar. Presenting a unique mix between "extreme outerwear and Japanese sensibility", the project delivers polished alternatives for those who, like its founders, face the rain (almost) on a daily basis. Highly technical windproof and waterproof fabrics are merged with refreshing designs to make you look flawless, even if the weather doesn't match…
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January 22nd:
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chilled downtown with guelph friends trying to find something to do for very little amounts of money.
ended up eating at spring rolls… it still was pretty expensive
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And yet, here we are.
Just a month and a half till this semester from hell is over I CAN DO THIS.


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Après la pluie, le beau temps.
After the rain, (comes) good weather.
It gets better.
Don't forget to be awesome, I love you & you are valued.
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I know it's already Black Friday, but I hope you all had a wonderful day surrounded by friends and family (: Don't go too nuts shopping for stuff!
Happiness and Success
1. Marry the right person. This one decision will determine 90% of your happiness or misery.
2. Work at something you enjoy and that's worthy of your time and talent.
3. Give people more than they expect and do it cheerfully.
4. Become the most positive and enthusiastic person you know.
5. Be forgiving of yourself and others.
6. Be generous.
7. Have a grateful heart.
8. Persistence, persistence, persistence.
9. Discipline yourself to save money on even the most modest salary.
10. Treat everyone you meet like you want to be treated.
11. Commit yourself to constant improvement.
12. Commit yourself to quality.
13. Understand that happiness is not based on possessions, power or prestige, but on relationships with people you love and respect.
14. Be loyal.
15. Be honest.
16. Be a self-starter.
17. Be decisive even if it means you'll sometimes be wrong.
18. Stop blaming others. Take responsibility for every area of your life.
19. Be bold and courageous. When you look back on your life, you'll regret the things you didn't do more than the ones you did.
20. Take good care of those you love.
21. Don't do anything that wouldn't make your Mom proud.
I am so proud of our SHPE chapter for winning Bomba Cup, today! It was all worth it (:
Oh, and guess who the new Academic Advisor is! :D
Farmer's Markets & amazingly cheap organic produce
Seasonal produce (it's apple season!)
Fresh apple cider
My house & housemates
Warm, homemade apple pie
Snuggling up in 50F weather, watching old Disney movies (Beauty & the Beast and Aladdin), with the house smelling like an apple pie baking in a paper bag (trust me, it's a pretty nice smell once you get over the fact that your bag won't burn)
So my senior design group just got a $3000 grant to do research for our project in Nicaragua! Go Team Awesome!! :D
J'habite à California. Je viens d'Hawaii. J'aime beaucoup le Bay Area.
As much as I miss home, I do love the Bay Area. It's a pretty progressive area, and I really like that. San Francisco is the "greenest" city in the nation, right now, and another one of their buildings just achieved a LEED Platinum rating (it's a big deal—-look it up). The City of San Jose is also in the process of banning single-use plastic bags (i.e., the ones you get from grocery stores) to reduce waste. Silicon Valley is home to a bunch of start-up companies as well as Google, Apple, and Microsoft (just to name a few). And my favorite thing about the people here is that majority of them are dog-lovers. I have to say, I'm gonna be pretty sad leaving here if I do decide to go to grad school in a different area.
So I'd like to know what you think:
NorCal or SoCal?
draft proposal for senior design project* due monday
steel design homework due wednesday
EIR** summary due wednesday
EIR presentation wednesday
interview with a professional engineer on thursday
steel design project due friday
french test on friday
japanese report due friday
FE/EIT exam*** on saturday (all freaking day)
*senior design project is our year-long capstone project. my group is designing a water distribution system (including sanitation and resource recovery) for a rural community in nicaragua. our proposal is sent to the deptartment of civil engineering.
**environmental impact report—-it's a 150-400 page document detailing environmental impacts and intended methods of mitigation for a proposed project. the EIR we read was 360 pages long and it was on the proposal for the new 49ers football stadium in santa clara.
***FE = fundamentals of engineering, EIT = engineer in training. the FE exam is the exam engineers need to pass as a first step to becoming a licensed professional engineer. it is an 8-hour test that covers material from your entire undergraduate curriculum. it's 4 hours of general engineering knowledge, an hour break, and then 4 hours of specialized engineering (i.e., civil, mechanical, electrical, etc.).
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Dry across much of the country with warm sunny spells, especially in the south and east. Winds will strengthen in the west, with rain edging slowly form the northwest later.
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Rain in the northwest of the UK will continue southeastwards during the weekend. Cooler, showery weather will follow on Sunday afternoon and continue through Monday. It will be windy too.
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UK Outlook for Friday 14 Nov 2014 to Friday 28 Nov 2014:
During this period, the generally west or southwesterly flow is likely to bring spells of wet and windy weather, especially to northern and western parts of the UK. However, southern and eastern areas may see some drier and settled conditions increasing the likelihood of some sunshine, but also the risk of frost, mist and fog overnight, the latter of which could be slow to clear. Spells of unsettled weather are still likely across the south and east though. Daytime temperatures may well be near normal, although it will feel colder during any wet and windy spells.
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The Barns at Wolf Trap Welcomes Sam Bush; Jesse Winchester; and Magpie. All Shows at The Barns at Wolf Trap 1635 Trap Road, Vienna, VA 22182
Sam Bush
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Often called the "King of Newgrass," Sam Bush is distinguished for his artful mandolin skills and Grammy-winning fusion of bluegrass and rock. Once a child prodigy on the fiddle, he grew to become one of the originators of the newgrass genre-an offshoot of bluegrass that combines jazz, rock, and reggae influences, as well as jam band-style improvisations. Bush has won three Grammy Awards for his collaborative efforts and won the Lifetime Achievement Award for Instrumentalist from the Americana Music Association in 2009. His most recent album, Circles Around Me (2009), peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard bluegrass music chart and was praised as "an excellent collection of material from a practitioner at the top of his game" (PopMatters.com).
Video: Sam Bush - "Circles Around Me" (Live)
Jesse Winchester
Friday, October 25, 2013 at 8 pm
Gifted with a vocal instrument that Rolling Stone called the greatest voice of the 1970s, Memphis native and classic country star Jesse Winchester has been producing hits for more than four decades, including "Yankee Lady" (1970), "Isn't That So" (1972), and "Say What" (1981). His latest release, Love Filling Station(2009), includes a mixture of original compositions and covers in genres spanning from blues and folk to R&B and country. AllMusic.com praised his album as "beautifully crafted, yet never seems overly calculated, as Winchester and his band blend together as if they have been playing this material for years."
Video: Jesse Winchester - "Mississippi You Are On My Mind" (Live)
Magpie 40th Anniversary
Saturday, October 26, 2013 at 7:30 pm
Through compelling songs that touch on romance, the environment, and the working class, eclectic folk duo Terry Leonino and Greg Artzner continue to find ways to combine Leonino's beautifully subtle voice-able to replicate anything from jazz to blues to folk-with Artzner's versatile array of instruments and vocal harmonies. In 1998 Magpie won the Wammie Award for Traditional Folk Duo of the Year from the Washington Area Music Association. Their recent release, The Civil War: Songs & Stories Untold (2012), consists of battle songs as well as contemporary takes on the effects of war. This Fall they are also releasing a special album that celebrates their 40th anniversary.
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Former Dagenham & Redbridge goalkeepers Chris Lewington and Jordan Seabright have wasted little time in finding new clubs.
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But instead he penned a three-year deal with League One side Colchester United and one of his first games for the U's could come at Victoria Road, when Joey Dunne's side visit the Daggers on July 26 for a pre-season friendly.
That game could also see goalkeeperMark Cousins line up against his former Colchester side, having made the switch to Daggers from the fellow Essex side.
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Pathfinder RPG Comic Book from Dynamite!
- Written by Jude Terror on Monday, May 14 2012 and posted in News with Benefits
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May 14, 2011, Runnemede, NJ - Paizo's incredible award-winning, best-selling fantasy world, fiction line and tabletop RPG is now the ultimate fantasy comic from Dynamite Entertainment, hitting stores in August! Dynamite is proud to announce that the ongoing series is written by Jim Zubkavich with art by Andrew Huerta, with covers by Lucio Parillo, Matteo Scalera, Dave Dorman, and Erik Jones!!!
The iconic heroes at the core of the Pathfinder's world are brought to life for the first time in a brand new story full of charm and high adventure that will please fans and entertain new readers alike. Issue 1 clocks in at 40 pages (and remains $3.99) and includes over 10 pages of character profiles and Pathfinder RPG game statistics, plus an EXCLUSIVE removable, playable tactical map and poster. Be sure to pick up Pathfinder #1 from Dynamite, coming this August to comic stores everywhere!
In issue #1, Valeros can rely on only his sword arm and his friends, the mysterious and beautiful sorcerer Seoni and silver tongued quick-witted elven rogue Merisiel, but nothing can prepare him for the dangers that lurk ahead. The scattered and chaotic goblin tribes of Varisia are changing, growing in power and unifying in ways no one has ever seen before. At the heart of this strange evolution is an ancient evil looking to establish itself anew.
"Pathfinder has blazed new trails in gaming and fiction, winning over thousands of fans all over the world. I'm absolutely thrilled to add to its mythology and flesh out the iconic characters at the heart of the Galorion world," says writer Jim Zubkavich. "Sword and sorcery adventure pumps through my veins and I can't wait for readers to experience what Dynamite and I have planned."
"I am thrilled with the work Jim Zub and Andrew Huerta have put into the Pathfinder comic book," adds Paizo Publisher Erik Mona. "Jim and I go way back to my time as Editor-in-Chief of Dragon Magazine, and his experience with fantasy and gaming make him the perfect writer for the series. Andrew's pencils are absolutely amazing, and bring an exciting and fresh new look to the characters, monsters, and lands of the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game."
"From day one of when we were awarded the license for the Pathfinder comic we knew we had only one chance to make a great first impression for Pathfinder and comics fans - Jim and Andrew are the perfect team for the series. It is great to finally have the opportunity to publish these wonderful comics," adds Dynamite Entertainment President and Publisher Nick Barrucci. "I also finally get the chance to work with Jim Zubkavich, a writer whom I have the upmost respect for, and Andrew's art is nothing short of breathtaking. And these covers by Lucio Parillo, Matteo Scalera, Dave Dorman, and Erik Jones are just astounding!"
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In addition to their critically-acclaimed titles and best selling comics, Dynamite works with some of the most high profile creators in comics and entertainment, including Alex Ross, John Cassaday, Garth Ennis, Michael Avon Oeming, Mel Rubi, Marc Guggenheim, Stephen Sadowski, Mike Carey, Jim Krueger, Greg Pak, Brett Matthews, Jae Lee, Matt Wagner and a host of up and coming new talent!
Dynamite recently won the Diamond Gem Award for Best Publisher Under 4% of market share for 2011!
DYNAMITE is consistently ranked in the upper tiers of comic book publishers and several of their titles - including Alex Ross and Jim Krueger's PROJECT SUPERPOWERS - have debuted in the Top Ten lists produced by Diamond Comics Distributors. Several of their titles have also hit The New York Times Best-Sellers list: The Boys, Vampirella Archives, Robert Jordan's New Spring and Wheel of Time graphic novels. In 2005 Diamond awarded the company a GEM award for Best New Publisher and another GEM in 2006 for Comics Publisher of the Year (under 5%). The company has also been nominated for several industry awards, including the prestigious Eisner Award.
About Paizo Publishing:
Paizo Publishing®, LLC is a leading publisher of fantasy roleplaying games, accessories, board games, and novels. Paizo's Pathfinder® Roleplaying Game, the result of the largest open playtest in the history of tabletop gaming, is currently the best-selling tabletop roleplaying game in hobby stores. Pathfinder Adventure Path is the most popular and best-selling monthly product in the tabletop RPG industry. Paizo.com is the leading online hobby retail store, offering tens of thousands of products from a variety of publishers to customers all over the world. In the nine years since its founding, Paizo Publishing has received more than 50 major awards and has grown to become one of the most influential companies in the hobby games industry.
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Plants and animals will always be found regardless of climatic changes in the ranges discussed here. The threat to the natural communities of plants and animals, called ecosystems, from greenhouse warming also comes from its projected rate of change as much as its magnitude. If the climate changes as rapidly as some computer models project, the present natural ecosystems may become fragmented and break up. New communities may replace them with different mixes of species. Long-lived plants like trees, for example, might persist. If ill adapted to the new conditions, however, they would fail to compete and reproduce. Species better fitted to the new climate would immigrate, sometimes hastened by disturbances of various kinds. Species well suited to the changing conditions may become more dominant, or pioneer species that could fill a particular niche may thrive in the new conditions. Certain ecosystems might vanish if the climate that currently sustains them disappears or changes its location faster than the key species are able to migrate.
Much human adaptation involves the invention and diffusion of technological "hardware" or "software." Examples of technological hardware include air conditioners that make hot days comfortable and tractors that cultivate large tracts of land in a few days if spring is late. Software includes information, rules, and procedures like weather forecasts or insurance restrictions. Knowledge and new procedures are generally indispensable for adopting new hardware. Major breakthroughs like irrigation usually consist of innovations in social organization and financing as well as new machinery.
Many past innovations in hardware and software have helped people adapt themselves and their activities to climate and variable weather. Food preservation in warm weather, refrigeration and air conditioning, antifreeze for all-weather automobile travel, and weather satellites to aid prediction all help. Such innovations can occur rapidly in comparison to the 40 to 50 years envisioned for the equivalent doubling of atmospheric CO2. For example, in 1900 California had little crop production; in 1985 it produced twice as many dollars of crops as second-place Iowa. Penicillin was discovered in 1928; by 1945 it was saving thousands of lives.
The question frequently asked is how rapidly inventions can replace existing equipment and how fast other technology can be supplanted. About two-thirds of capital stock in most industrialized countries is in machinery, and one-third is in buildings and other structures. This capital stock turns over more rapidly than might be expected. Most current office space, for example, is in buildings built in the last 20 years. In Japan, the average period for virtually complete replacement of machinery and equipment ranges


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Time Catches Up
At the train stop around the corner, there's a man that sells shoes. He's an older man - 60s or 70 years old, maybe. He has a lazy eye. His English is broken and you wouldn't describe his demeanor as "friendly". He once barked at me in some foreign language for trying to negotiate the cost of resoling my shoes. I paid full price. His store is dusty, the shoes are look like they were cobbled in the 70s and the leather jackets hanging in the window are fit for a Las Vegas cowboy. The smell of rubber, polish and moth balls sometimes seeps into the stairwell.
He's probably been selling shoes from that store closet for over a decade. Up until now, the neighborhood has been sketchy. Not a lot of foot traffic to support a shoe business tucked inside a subway stop in Queens. Every time I walked passed his store, I wondered how on Earth he was able to make a living selling shoes. His inventory never seemed to move and I never saw him talking to a customer. During hot summer days I would catch him sleeping outside on a fold out chair wearing nothing but boxers and a t-shirt, a small fan blowing directly in his face to keep cool. That's New York for ya.
But as I predicted, over the past two years my neighborhood has sprung into life. Construction for three luxury condos wakes me up in the morning and there's always a new awning popping up for some small business across the Plaza. It's exciting times for the neighborhood. But as I feared, it looks like the end for my dear shoe salesman. Last night, coming home, I read the words in his front window - "GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE". Time has finally caught up to him.
Power walking back to my apartment, I wondered what would happen to my dear shoe salesman. Would he keep selling shoes? Did he have a family to support? How does he feel now? He's been doing the SAME thing for SO LONG that I can't help but wonder if he feels afraid of what's immediately ahead. I admire people who adapt and embrace change because I'm always dreading worst case scenarios and staving off feelings of failure. I'm scared to ask myself, "How much is this going to hurt?"
Have you ever had to start over? Losing someone you love? Letting go of your business?
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Obama Administration Launches Strong Cities, Strong Communities to Support Local Development
Today, the Obama Administration launched Strong Cities, Strong Communities (SC2), a new and customized pilot initiative to strengthen local capacity and spark economic growth in local communities, while ensuring taxpayer dollars are used wisely and efficiently. To accomplish this, federal agencies will provide experienced staff to work directly with six cities: Chester, PA; Cleveland, OH; Detroit, MI; Fresno, CA; Memphis, TN; and New Orleans, LA. These teams will work with local governments, the private sector, and other institutions to leverage federal dollars and support the work being done at the local level to encourage economic growth community development.


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A few months ago, while visiting a hacker friend's magnificent new San Francisco loft, he gestured to a little alcove stuffed with server racks and said: "And over there are the Bitcoin mines." I smiled and nodded, thinking, Oh, right, Bitcoin. Is that still a thing? Andy, if you're reading this, I apologize. Is it ever, and how. Over the last few weeks the hype… Read More


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Belton by Design
The Perfect English Country House?
Begun for Sir John Brownlow in 1685, Belton was certainly designed to impress and across its 300 year history, each generation of the Brownlows left their creative mark.
The work of leading designers, artists and craftsmen is evidenced in the house; from Grinling Gibbons carvings and Edward Goudge plasterwork to one of the most significant historic silver collections in the country and the second largest library held by the National Trust. Relatively compact it may be, but the quality of its collection, its setting in 36 acres of formal gardens and 1300 acres of deer park mean that Belton House is regarded as the most complete example of an English country house.
In 2014 we'll be celebrating the importance of design at Belton through a broad range of events and activities, from Meet the Expert talks to Design Days for families.
Your Day, Your Way
A visit to the mansion gives you the opportunity to plan your day, your way. Gone is the set visitor route; Now you can explore at your own pace, enjoy themed interpretation, guided tours and rooms that enable you to delve a little deeper while our daily Below Stairs Tours give fascinating insights into how Belton's servants lived and worked in the 1900s.
The Great British Walk
Autumn is a great chance to get out and explore the park and gardens. Choose from a range of activities during October and get involved with the Great British Walk.
• Take a guided walk with our Head Gardener and discover how Belton's gardens have changed over time
• Get the kids hunting for autumn objects on the scavenger trail
• Explore the parkland by downloading the Belton Park Walk
• See if you can see any rutting deer with our Ranger as he guides you on the Deer Park Walk
• Take in the grand views of the estate on the Belton to Bellmount Tower Walk led by our Ranger
Booking is advised on all guided walks so please contact us to book your place, see our events for more details.
The Belton Beaker
Win £2000 silver beaker
Saturday 1 November will be the final day of the Goldsmiths' Company exhibition at Belton House.
As part of the exhibition, artist silversmith Angela Cork has been creating a silver cup, inspired by the Little Marble Hall staircase, and one lucky visitor will win the beaker following a prize draw on Friday 31 October.
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No.4 Build a den
Does it feel like ages since you all explored the great outdoors together? Well why not get out there this autumn? Build a den, go on a scavenger trail or climb a tree!
The 50 Things to before you're 11¾ challenge is a great way to keep the whole family in touch with nature, and have great fun doing it. Children can track their progress, earn badges, certificates and collect secret rewards on the way.
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