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'I Am Hale And Hearty, Will Soon Return To Nigeria' – Tunubu
Former Lagos State governor and leader of opposition Action Congess of Nigeria, ACN, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu has assured his teaming supporters that he is in stable health and would return to Nigeria this week.
The ACN leader also described his rumoured il-health as the handiwork of his detractors who are bent on smearing his public image.
In a statement in Lagos on the health of the former Lagos State governor and the Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) National Leader, the Special Adviser (Media), Mr. Sunday Dare, said the frontline politician is in sound health.
The statement reads: "The attention of the TMO has been drawn to the report on a relatively unknown online publication about the health status of Asiwaju Tinubu. The story is malicious and patently false.
"It is the figment of the wicked imagination of the writer and fits perfectly into the smear political campaign by his political opponents, which began last year to wish him ill, to weaken his political clout and get him out of the way.
"The sponsors of this campaign of calumny are known and will soon be unmasked. This is not new. There is a pattern here. It began with the attempt to use the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to shut Asiwaju up, which woefully failed. Then, the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) case, which turned out to be pure political witch-hunt based on fabricated and unsubstantiated allegations. Again, he triumphed.
"The rumour over his ill-health, which has been on for almost a year now, is the latest ploy of his political detractors to taint his rising political profile.
"We wish to state for the record and without any iota of doubt, that Asiwaju Tinubu enjoys good health and continues with his normal political and business activities. These activities have necessitated trips in and outside Nigeria from time to time.
"Ordinarily, Asiwaju Tinubu would not have responded to the unfounded rumour being peddled about his health, but due to the torrents of calls from friends, family, political and business associates, and the undue anxiety being generated, this clarification becomes necessary.
"Asiwaju Tinubu will return to the country this week, as soon as he completes the business that necessitated his trip outside the country."
The frontline politician urged the peddlers of the rumour to spend their time on better things, adding: "I am engaged daily with thoughts and activities on how to move this country forward and make it better for millions. We are confronted with finding solutions to the more urgent problems of unemployment, grinding poverty, corruption, hopelessly bad infrastructure and a government badly in need of good advice.
"These diversionary tactics to distract me from the urgent task at hand has already failed. Those who think I am paralysed in the body and, unfortunately, are the ones paralysed in the minds and who need urgent medical help."
The statement urged millions of Tinubu's followers that the former Lagos State governor is enjoying sound health.
"It is a settled matter. Asiwaju is hale and hearty. He enjoys good health and will be around much longer than many wish," the statement added.
Speaking on the telephone on Channel Television yesterday, Tinubu said: "I assure all that there is no cause for alarm. I am hale and hearty. I will soon return to the country".


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The Journal of Family Strengths (JFS), formerly Family Preservation Journal, is an open-access, double-blind peer-reviewed online journal produced by the CHILDREN AT RISK Institute in partnership with the Center for Family Strengths at the University of Houston-Downtown and the The TMC Library. JFS is devoted to presenting theoretical, practice, and evaluation articles on the strengths perspective in family-centered practice to improve services that promote and sustain family systems. The journal is lead by Co-Editors-in-Chief Angelo Giardino, M.D., Ph.D., MPH, Robert Sanborn, Ed.D., William V. Flores, Ph.D., E. Christopher Lloyd, Ph.D., LCSW as well as an Editorial Board comprised of senior-level academics with expertise in family strengthening.
The journal's goal is to facilitate family, worker, supervisor, educator and agency interchange. The overall goal is to promote research and evaluation, and to disseminate information for best practices that support family centered practice. These services may include: child welfare, mental health, substance abuse, juvenile justice, developmentally challenged, schools, health care, elders, and other social welfare services. The journal provides a forum for practitioners, program designers, administrators, researchers and educators to present and critically review programs, policies, practice methods and research findings from a family strengths perspective. The journal is intended to positively impact the form and type of services provided with families.


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Supermodel Kate Upton's spanking scene in her new film The Other Woman was cut – because she didn't like the idea of having to beat her co-star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau on camera.
The Sports Illustrated Swimwear Issue beauty and the Game of Thrones star play lovers in the new comedy and one intimate scene called on her to whip the actor – and he insisted she didn't hold back.
She tells WENN, "I said I didn't feel comfortable with the scene, but somebody (Coster-Waldau) said that he was totally down for the scene."
He adds, "Absolutely. I was fine with it. I thought she did a terrific job. I've never seen colors that beautiful on my a** before. But it never made the cut… It didn't hurt that much; well it did when she hit me. Kate did exactly what she was told to do and she did it full on."
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The story is causing national outrage: In Texas, a drunk driving 16-year-old named Ethan Couch (who had a blood alcohol level three times the legal limit for an adult) killed four people and seriously injured two others with his Ford F-350 pickup truck. Mr. Couch pleaded guilty to four counts of intoxication manslaughter and was sentenced to 10 years probation and treatment by State District Judge Jean Boyd, who accepted the defense argument that the teen was suffering from "Affluenza." The make-shift diagnosis alleges Mr. Couch was a victim of the wealthy surroundings in which he was raised and therefore was unable to discern right from wrong.
The absurd verdict, exculpating Mr. Couch for his unconscionably irresponsible actions, has appalled a wide swath of Americans. Some focus on the judge's willingness to excuse such reckless behavior, others on the fact that a person is not being held accountable for the terrible consequences of drunk driving because of his wealth.
What few seem to realize is that the criminal justice system is full of seemingly inane exculpatory elements, and they are used prolifically. In felony cases throughout the country, one mitigating factor is the consideration of whether a crime was committed by a person suffering from "extreme mental or emotional disorder."
The entirety of insanity pleas — or "not criminally responsible" pleas, as they're called in Maryland —is an opportunity to escape responsibility.
Defenders of the insanity plea typically argue that only one quarter of 1 percent of those facing criminal charges successfully so plead, but that translates into thousands of cases of Couch-like evasions of punishment.
In 1997, a colleague and I interviewed Karl and Carol Reichardt, the parents of Kevin E. Reichardt, a sophomore at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill who, two years earlier, had been shot and killed while simply riding his bike back from class. Wendell Williamson, his killer, was charged with murder and other crimes, but was found not guilty by reason of insanity. The defense argued that he was beset by "delusions," and one of the testifying mental health experts said her conclusion regarding Williamson's mental state was her "best guess."
In 1993, Elizabeth Maren Hutson, while innocently riding her bike in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood of Washington, D.C., was shot dead by the so-called "Shotgun Killer." He was found not guilty by reason of insanity, despite evidence that he carefully had planned to evade detection in this and other slayings.
You might say that these are only two cases and that they affect few people. But they are not so infrequent, and they affect the integrity of the criminal justice system. Moreover, when large numbers of people become outraged, such as by the successful insanity plea of John Hinckley in the attempted assassination of Ronald Reagan, it can affect for a time the plea itself. As a result of that case, pleading insanity in the federal court system is no longer granted a presumption that must be overcome by the prosecution.
The appalling post-mortems in the Couch case by the defense's "expert witness," psychologist Dick Miller — in an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, he first refused to acknowledge and then proceeded to agree that Mr. Couch had indeed "killed" four people — may have a temporary effect on the successful use of psychological mitigating factors nationwide. Mr. Miller conceded clumsily, and without realizing that he was inculpating the drunken driver, that "we used to call these people 'spoiled brats'" and that he "made the recommendation for [Mr. Couch's] interests."
The real villain in the Texan car-killing legal scandal is primarily State District Judge Boyd, who to this date has not explained her decision, nor could she. If enough people finally get angered, the freedom of irresponsible people to wreak havoc and/or end others' lives without being held legally responsible may be at least attenuated for a period of time.
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This early version of the Model 1 Coleman camp stove
has an offset pump and air inlet valve screw in the left end of the tank (lower image).
This stove, in Mike Murphy's collection, also has top and front oven panels
that separate from the rest of the stove
and store in the lid when it is disassembled.
This is another early Model 1 Coleman camp stove as the one above
seen here completely restored by Joe Pagan. It could be purchased
with a folding oven, baking grate for the upper half of the oven (lower image)
and a heat diffuser - a flat metal sheet that covered the burners when the oven was being used.
The lower half of the oven was accessed by tipping the entire oven back on its hinged lid.
Model No. 1 was made in 1923-24, most of which came with the oven, according to Matt Moore.
Coleman's Model 2 stove included a folding oven,
seen here in a tipped-back position.
This model dates to 1924-26;
This stove is in Randall Adams' collection.
This early Coleman Model 2 stove has wire legs as on Model 1 stoves above
but it also has the offset pump and air inlet valve screw in the left end of the tank
as on the Model 1(not shown here).
The most unusual feature on this stove, in Alex Swanson's collection,
are the latches to hold the case shut (lower image)
that fold open to unlatch the stove and hold the oven when tilted back.
Coleman made the Model 9 stove from 1924-26.
It is like Model 2 above but lacked an oven.
Later Model 9 stoves have the Coleman 9 stenciling on the tank
as on this stove in John Rugotzke's collection.
The wire attached to the lid (upper image) supports that part
to make a work space level with the cooking grate.
This early Model 5052 Coleman Handy Gas Plant
in Dan Boschen's collection can be dated to 1926 or later
based on the name Coleman Lamp Co. & Stove Company stenciled on the fount.
Dan handcut a stencil template using another fount
on which the original stenciling was still legible.
Model 5552 differs from 5052 above because it has a Blue Blaze Preheater.
By opening the black fiber knob on the right (right image)
fuel will fill the reservoir on the preheater.
A central air passage allows the burning fuel to heat the generator.
This Handy Gas Plant, in Glenn Knapke's collection,
is labeled Coleman Lamp Co. so was made no later than 1925.
Coleman's No. 4 urn burner is shown above mounted on a fount with fittings from another manufacturer,
possibly W-M-P MFG. CO. Lohrville, Iowa, which is printed on the pressure gauge.
The fount measures 11" high x 10" in diameter.
The urn burner has a replacement valve stem and is missing parts of the tip cleaner below the stem.
This stove is in Bob Fladung's collection.
This Coleman Model 140 three burner Bungalow Cooker
is an early stove model made from 1923 through August, 1927.
Joe Pagan restored this stove in his collection.
Not all the grates came with the stove.
The 5" center burner is identical to that of a Handy Gas Plant,
as is the generator & fuel control.
Air-O-Gas Model 326 is a pre-1928 model.
Note the two different grates on this model -
on "open type" on the left and "no burn type" on the right.
Joe Pagan restored this stove to working condition.
Joe notes that the left grate is nearly identical
to the center grate on the Bungalow Cooker above.
Model 2C was only shipped in 1927 according to Strong's Shipping Records (Becker);
only 1424 were shipped.
The auxiliary burner control is a push-pull strap (not visible);
it exits the case under the main generator valve.
Model 9D (down this page), also made in 1927, lacked the oven.
This stove, in Christopher Durbin's collection,
is missing the corrugated oven rack and diffuser plate (lower image).
This is a Model 2D stove manufactured by Coleman in 1928-29;
all original including the box.
The Coleman name is stenciled on the tank in gold.
The tank rests in two positions, one to heat the generator
and the second to operate (seen here).
This stove is in Fred Kuntz's collection.
Coleman made Model 9C in 1927-28.
Ron Lenfield was given this stove as a young boy.
He has repainted the main compartment and still uses it.
This stove featured a change in the burner openings
as seen in the lower image.
Joe Pagan restored this Model 9D stove, successor to Model 9C above.
The stove runs very well with a blue flame from each burner (not shown).
Joe gave the stove back to his boyhood friend, Tim French;
the stove had belonged to Tim's father.
Paperwork with Coleman's Model 10 stove, also called the Gypsy, dates it to Sept. 1927.
The lower image shows the tank and burner assembly.
The push-pull regulator rod on the left
controls the flow of fuel to the second (left) burner,
while the generating shift lever (another push-pull rod) near the middle
allows for putting fuel in the preheating cup just to the left of the right burner.
This stove is in Ron Lenfield's collection.
This urn burner is made with a Coleman burner and other parts
so the appliance may have been made by Coleman as well.
However, Dick Sellers, whose collection this is in,
has not seen any paper documentation for this model
but notes that in the 1920's Coleman shipped thousands of urn burners..
The CQ fount is so identified but is undated.
Model 454 is an instant lighting Utility Burner
that is similar to the 456 Soldering Furnace
and dates to the late 1920's - early 1930's.
The fount is the same as on a CQ lamp.
The stove is finished in brown Colac paint; the collar has the original brown paint.
I painted the upper parts of the stove with high temperature black paint.
The Coleman Model 373 stove is unusual
in that the tank is below the burners.
The tank on this model is pressurized with an external pump;
the pump nipple can be seen on the right side.
This two burner stove dates to around 1930
and is in Jon Schedler's collection.
Coleman made the Model 2E stove for several years
beginning in 1931 (Becker - Strong's Shipping Records).
This instant lighting stove, in Doug Hodder's collection,
includes an attached oven.
The stove instructions note that it can be used
as a warming oven, baking oven, and drum heater.
The No. 10 Folding High Stand sold for $1.90 in the early 1930's.
This 25" tall, all steel accessory had "all folding joints"
that "lock automatically and make a rigid high stand."
Alex Swanson, whose collection this is in, believes the stand color,
in this case black, matched the stoves being sold at that time.
No. 10 stove stands also are found painted brown and green.
Coleman in Wichita continued to make Model 9 in the early 1930's.
This 9E, in Jim MacDougall's collection, is instant lighting.
The fuel valve wheel is tilted upwards in the end of the tank
because the fuel air assembly is straight so it reaches the bottom of the tank.
One of the earliest cabin stoves was this Model 376
made from January, 1933 and later.
This stove, in John Bell's collection,
cites an instant lighting patent, 1,718,473,
on the tag on the bottom middle front of the stove.
This model requires a separate pump.
Coleman continued to produce the Model 2 stove with the integral oven.
James "Smitty" Smith dates his Model 2G to circa 1934.
It includes an Everdur tank and Band-A-Blu burners.
The pump handle has a locking pin;
the left valve wheel slides out of the case for turning.
This stove is instant lighting.
Model 9 continued to be the ovenless version of Model 2 above.
This Model 9G, in Alex Swanson's collection,
has the same features as Model 2G above
except for lacking the oven.
The lower image shows the locking pin on the pump handle
that was a feature of this pair of models.
Coleman made their Model 3F stove in the early to mid 1930's.
This unlabeled two burner stove, in John Stendahl's collection,
was identified by James MacDougall
who noted that the longer case (22") with 3 hinges fits the Model 3F stove.
The valve wheel for the left burner can be retracted inside the case when not in use.
The stove has an Everdur tank.
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Is a merger or acquisition in Sourcefire's future?
It's been a busy year for Sourcefire Inc. founder and Chief Technology Officer Martin Roesch, creator of the widely popular Snort open source IDS tool. In November he announced that Sourcefire had filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to raise up to $75 million in an initial public offering (IPO) of stock. Seven months earlier, Check Point had dropped plans to acquire the company amid concerns that foreign ownership of Snort would threaten U.S. national security. In the wake of the IPO, Roesch remains reluctant to go into greater detail on his company's future direction. But at the Gartner IT Security Summit in Washington D.C., he told SearchSecurity.com how Sourcefire fit into Gartner's Security 3.0 theme. In the process, he suggested that the war chest Sourcefire has developed as a newly public company could be used in a future merger or acquisition.
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The process, the Wall Street aspect, was pretty fascinating. We're public now and it's great. You get taken more seriously as a company. You're no longer the little start-up that could go away. Competitors used to say that because we were private you couldn't tell what was going on, and that we could go away any day. They can't say that now. What are some of the direct benefits customers will notice now that you are public?
We have a bigger war chest now and stock that's worth something, which we could use in a future M&A (mergers and acquisitions) transaction. I have to be pretty circumspect in talking about some of what we have planned. We're looking at certain M&A transactions in spaces that compliment what we're doing now. We're looking for ways to leverage open source more effectively. We have some tricks up our sleeve, but it's too soon to really talk about them. The theme at Gartner this year is Security 3.0, the concept of having security baked into the larger IT infrastructure. Where does Sourcefire fit in?
We have what we call our 3-D strategy, which fits in really well with the Security 3.0 concept. It's an overlay security infrastructure that lets us take our technology, our IPS, defense center, and integrate it with the rest of the existing network infrastructure, making it more effective for providing security in our customer environments. I think it's a great dovetailing of technologies together. Everyone isn't going to run out and buy new security-enabled infrastructure -- switches, routers and so on. They want [their security] to work with what they've got, so our approach is intelligence-enabled technology that overlays very nicely on existing infrastructure. Snort is hugely popular and sometimes the open source community will cringe at the thought of more integration because they like the freedom to be flexible with different programs. How are the Snort users reacting to Sourcefire's direction?
They are very happy with our direction. The bulk of them are Snort users. I'm working on the new Snort 3.0 architecture and I've been showing it to customers and they love it. They feel it's the logical progression, a more comprehensive code base to attack their problems compared to what has come before. The existing Snort architecture has been in the field since 1999 and it is battle tested, very solid code. We're taking it in the next logical direction. The gear heads like the direction and those who aren't gear heads like that they don't have to be gear heads to use it.
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Hehehe. Given, I don't think it's that easy. Customers vote with their feet (or rather, wallets), and when we demand one thing and buy another (in heaps), we send out some really mixed messages. That said, I think there must be some unhealthy element involved in the creative process of many big business game manifacturers that steer any ambition of originality back to the safer mainstream.
Like when little brother picked up the first Halo again some week ago and played it for a while, and I realised howemptyopenlonely the game was, with even some of the more hectic levels containing large empty stretches without a single enemy. Like the first flood level (343 Guilty Spark), where you wander through the Forerunner facility without facing anything (apart from a traumatised marine) up to the flood room. Or any of the outdoor levels, really.
I miss that element, but I think that, somewhere, someone's gotten the idea that the players get bored if there's any more than a minute between each hectic fight, which is sad. I'd like to make a FPS that's more about exploration thanfirefightinggunfighting. You'd wander around, trying to uncover this magnificent ancient secret while your adversaries are practically as lost as you are, and no one has any idea of what the other one knows or is up to, but you have to stop them at all cost.
Might have to crib the whole "AI in you head" concept from HALO. I just like the idea of it...


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my friend has one and he cant stop riding it. it works in a ton of surf too
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I could be wrong. We may just have a huge influx of uninformed or confused buyers, but.....
The most common is someone buying something that they thought they were just looking at and had saved in their shopping cart. In that case it is usually a simple, mutual cancellation of the sale, but last week we had a doozy.
A young lady from East Tennessee bought an item once, twice, no three times! When the first came in with no payment, we wrote to see if she had made a mistake since she was a complete "newby" according to her 0 feedback. No answer.
When the second exact item came in, I decided it was time to make a call to try to help her avoid an unpaid strike right from the start. She claimed to not have purchased either, so I suggested she check to see if someone else had her account information.
I also coached her into what to expect and do when she received the cancellation requests. A few days and no response to the cancellations and bingo, another purchase. But this time, it was accompanied by a payment for one!
I called her again to see if she really wanted the one or the three. She once again said she did not buy anything and did not know of paying anything. (a gremlin?)
I told her no problem, we would refund her money but PLEASE respond to the cancellations. She said she had and could not get them to work. Hmmm, that had never happened before so I asked if she was doing it from her phone. Yup.
My advice to her was to go to her computer (hopefully she had one) and to do it from there. After a few days I have two of the three cancellations. Hopefully the third will show up today.
What I found from my own smart phone use is that many of the links going back do not work. I listed 25 items this week and decided to click on one of them to see what the listing looked like on the phone. I got a message that the listing had been removed. ??
You can guess that I was back on the phone, but his time to customer service asking what the heck was going on. They told me what I knew from checking the listing from the computer, it was not removed.
I could even pull it up through their mobile app, but not from the e-mail, so I would bet the young lady had the same trouble with the cancellation request.
We never did find out what happened for sure and I think the payment was an "operator" malfunction that she was not willing to fess up to, but harmony has almost returned to our universe.
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Q-4. WHAT FOODS DO BATS EAT? Back to FAQ List A. Bats are some of the top exterminators of insect pests that would wreak havoc on your home, business and yard. Bats are valuable to have around because of their diet. Moths, beetles, gnats and crickets are some favorite insect bat foods.
Q-5. I HAVE BATS IN MY ATTIC, WALLS OR EAVES. HOW DID THEY GET THERE? Back to FAQ List A. A half inch of space or less is all a bat colony needs to get into the attic of your home or business. Bats feel most safe when they have to squeeze into their home, since they know most of their predators can't follow behind.
Q-6. I WANT TO LEARN HOW TO GET RID OF BATS IN MY ATTIC, WALLS OR EAVES. WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO HIRE UNITED WILDLIFE'S BAT REMOVAL TEAM TO REMOVE BATS? Back to FAQ List A. Once living inside your attic, if the habitat is pleasant, the bat colony will only stay and grow larger. A homeowner may not even know bats are present until piles of droppings are obvious, or odors emanate throughout the house. Another sign may be if you see bats flying from the house or business at night. You may even find bat droppings in the fireplace after they've fallen down from the chimney, or guano (bat droppings) in the basement after they've fallen down through the walls from the attic.
Sometimes bats will get lost and stray from the attic into your living area. A bat inside the house can never be good, as bats carry diseases. United Wildlife's bat removal experts have seen cases where a bat is in the house, perhaps a baby bat, and it will fly into humans' hair while they are sleeping. The human will brush away at the bat and then get bitten. Or, a domestic cat or dog will play with the bat and get bit by a sick bat and then spread rabies to the humans in the household.
Bat guano will pile up quickly and the smell is not pleasant, even if the guano is just in the attic. Bat guano will produce a rancid ammonia smell as it decomposes. If bat guano piles are high enough, they can cause sheetrock to rot and collapse. The excretions in bat toilets will drip through the attic floor, causing an unsanitary, disease-harboring, brown splotch on the ceilings in your home or office.
Many people also dislike the screeching noises bats tend to make, and it can also frighten children and keep them awake. When an attic has many bats, the animals will emanate a musky scent which can creep into the living quarters and cause an unpleasant situation.
Though most humans' bat fears are unfounded—they are usually not aggressive and don't suck blood—most people don't like the thought of 100 bats living right above their heads in the attic. If you have bats in your store or business and customers or employees hear about the bat infestation, you will likely lose business and productivity.
All these bat pest problems will affect the value of your property. It is difficult to sell a home that has a bat infestation and actually, it's required by law that you fix the bat problem before you sell your home. Property value can decrease between five percent and ten percent due to bat or insect problems.
Q-7. I HEARD BATS CARRY DISEASES. IS THAT TRUE? Back to FAQ List A. Bats are some of the main rabies hosts in the country. Rabies, a virus, progressively paralyzes and can kill any mammal, including humans. Though humans should avoid contact with any bats, if the bat seems especially fearless around humans or is very active during the day, it could be infected. Call United Wildlife's bat removal experts immediately at 1-888-488-1415.
Though bat guano has been sold as a fertilizer and can be useful in some situations, bat droppings are also a major breeding ground for histoplasmosis. Histoplasmosis is a fungal disease contracted through airborne spores in bat droppings. Histoplasmosis symptoms may be anything from a mild influenza to blood abnormalities and fever, or even death. An eye condition has been linked to the bat disease histoplasmosis and can lead to blindness in those who contract it.
Little critters can also get a ride on a bat's back and the closer you are to the bats, the more chance you have of coming into contact with mites, ticks, fleas, cockroaches and other nibbling insects.
Several cases of mites biting humans indoors have been reported.
Ticks are very mobile and have been known to crawl down into buildings that bats are roosting in, and travel great distances to attach themselves to people.
If a bat brings fleas into your home, most likely the biting bug will hop onto your house pet's back. Once inside, large flea populations can build up quickly. Fleas live on the outside of their hosts' bodies and need to feed on blood in order to produce eggs.
A bug living in a bat roost can become an infestation in your pantry, bedding, drapes or carpet in no time. One or two mites may stray from the bat colony and crawl along your kitchen table. But if the bats abandon the attic for any reason, the whole caboodle of bat bugs will enter your home, looking for a new host. This is why it's especially important to have our bat control experts remove bat droppings and other garbage after all the bats have been removed.
Bats are a liability for businesses and restaurants. Bat diseases or bat bugs may infect your employees, guests or food. There are documented cases of illnesses occurring in these situations, and the plaintiff successfully sues the owner of the business. Also, if you are an employer and your workers' environment is being contaminated by bats, you will see a drop in productivity due to illness.
Q-8. I WANT TO GET RID OF THE BATS IN THE ATTIC MYSELF. IS THAT OK? Back to FAQ List
A. Bat removal is probably the most intricate and difficult task that United Wildlife's animal control experts deal with on a regular basis. Even if a homeowner successfully found a way to trap a bat colony and drove them to a place far away, bats have been known to fly back to their home site up to 500 miles away in a few short days or weeks. Their sense of direction is impeccable, so relocating has to be done through United Wildlife's special bat relocation process.
Killing bats on purpose is a very bad idea. Bats are a valuable part of the ecosystem and you would be doing yourself and your neighbors a disservice if you were to kill these insect-eaters. Also, you'd be left with hundreds of rotting bat carcasses and the smell and biohazard that comes along with them.
Anything that involves climbing up and down roofs may put an amateur in physical harm. Detailed bat prevention measures have to be taken to make sure bats don't roost in the attic, chimney or walls again. The bat guano, insects and other bat garbage need to be cleaned up, too.
Homeowners may try to take matters into their own hands by exterminating, killing or poisoning bats. First of all, proper licensing has to be obtained to use any lethal techniques. Bat poisoning fines can reach up to thousands of dollars. Illegal use of poisoning can affect pets and people. Besides, the closer you get to bat habitat, the more likely it is you're putting yourself at risk of being bitten by a rabid bat or coming into contact with histoplasmosis from guano.
The absolute worst thing a bat trapper can do is to block off the entrances to an attic before all the bats have been removed and their roosting area cleaned. The bats outside will sniff around for the air flow entering the attic of your house or office and find their way in. United Wildlife bat removal knows how to make sure all young bats are able to fly on their own before we begin the venting and trapping process. Once that is finished, United Wildlife bat clean up will make sure the home or business is properly sealed so bats can't get in. Then we'll treat for bat bugs and bat guano.
Q-9. DO BAT HOUSES WORK? Back to FAQ List
A. In some cases bat houses are effective. It is important, though, to keep bats as far away from homes, businesses and barns as you can. Putting a bat house directly on your home or business is not advisable. The closer the bats are to your home or business, the more likely they will be to find a way into your house or business. The liability of inviting bats into your home or neighborhood is very risky. Your neighbors could complain through legal measures.
Q-10. HOW CAN UNITED WILDLIFE'S BAT REMOVAL TEAM HELP ME SOLVE MY BAT CONTROL PROBLEM? Back to FAQ List
A. United Wildlife's specializes in bat removal from attics, chimneys and other hard-to-reach locations through special bat-trapping and bat-venting techniques. This way, the bats will be treated in a humane manner and allowed to live, just not in your attic. There are many old wives' tales touted as remedies for bat removal. They don't work. United Wildlife's bat removal experts know how to evict the bat colony from your building, and then bat-proof the location so they can't squeeze in again.
If bats have already died in your air vents or anywhere else on your living or working space, we offer dead animal removal services and can also help clear odors caused by decomposing bats. Removing dead bats is crucial because bat carcasses will attract fly larvae and maggots and cause a nasty odor, sometimes for up to a year. Then, the bugs may travel down into your living or office space once the bats have fully decomposed. Bugs will search for a new host if United Wildlife's insect exterminators do not remove them.
We're experienced trappers who will travel to any location to solve your bat nuisance. We can also do professional phone and Internet coaching for those who live in remote areas and who want to perform pest control for bats by using digital pictures sent by e-mail. We can ship traps and equipment to help you trap bats yourself the right way. Either way, we will work with you to solve your bat infestation. There is not a bat problem that can't be solved with United Wildlife's knowledgeable bat control assistance. Call 1-888-488-1415. We'll do it safely, humanely and right.
Q-11. WHAT ARE UNITED WILDLIFE'S BAT REMOVAL PAYMENT OPTIONS? Back to FAQ List A. Call United Wildlife's bat removal specialists at 1-888-488-1415 and we'll give you our rates. We charge incrementally per bat group and number of service calls. Prices will vary depending on severity of the problem. Depending on the amount of bats and where they are living, you may be able to assist us with the problem as we are dealing with it. There is no free government service that takes care of bat control. The good news is, insurance companies will often pay for some, if not all, of the costs incurred to get rid of bats.
United Wildlife bat control accepts Visa, MasterCard and American Express. We also take purchase orders and cash.
Q-12. WHAT SHOULD I DO AFTER UNITED WILDLIFE'S BAT REMOVAL EXPERTS REMOVE THE BATS? Back to FAQ List A. After our bat removal experts have taken care of the bat problem, it is best to contain or properly repair the structure and kill any bugs in your home the bats may have been feeding on. Don't entice other bats to return. We will also help you make sure the building is properly secured to deter any future winged friends from entering.
Cleaning up the bat guano is a crucial step. Dry guano can carry histoplasmosis for years and contaminate items you are storing in the attic. United Wildlife can clean up the bat poop and use special solutions afterward to sanitize the bat area.
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"Tradition and Modernity" focuses on how Christians and Muslims connect their traditions to modernity, looking especially at understandings of history, changing patterns of authority, and approaches to freedom. The volume includes a selection of relevant texts from 19th- and 20th-century thinkers, from John Henry Newman to Tariq Ramadan, accompanied by illuminating commentaries.
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Studio Album, released in 1970 Songs / Tracks Listing Side 1 Search AQUILA Aquila lyrics Music tabs (tablatures)Search AQUILA Aquila tabs Line-up / Musicians- Ralph Denyer / vocals, electric & acoustic guitars LP RCA Victor SF8126 (1970) Thanks to easy livin for the additionand to ProgLucky for the last updates Edit this entry |
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1970 band Aquila's only release was this self titled album. In that year, founding member of Welsh proto-prog outfit Blonde on Blonde, Ralph Denyer, left that band to go it alone. He brought in four other musicians including George Lee, a dedicated wind instrumentalist and the five piece Aquila was formed.
Denyer is the clear leader, writing all the material on the album. He did however entrust production duties to Patrick Campbell-Lyons who at the time formed 50% of the real Nirvana, i.e. the late 60's early 70's proto-prog outfit, not the grunge band from Seattle.
Whenever I play this album, and even though I bought it over 30 years ago I still do so on regular occasions, right from the start I find myself anticipating the sensational ending section. I am of course doing so again here, and we should return to the beginning.
The album is split into two distinct halves. Side one has four self contained tracks which range from jazz rock to psychedelic proto-prog, while all the while remaining firmly in art rock territory. Side two is taken up entirely by the "Aquila suite", a 26 minute venture in three parts, delving into much deeper territories.
The opening track "Change your ways" has a jazz tinge to a rock basis. The mid-pace of the song seems quickened by the driving beat of the rhythm section. The track is reminiscent of the early work of CHICAGO, with a similar gruff vocal. "How many more times" is a slightly softer Hammond organ based piece with overlain flute and still that strong rhythm section, perhaps reminiscent of MOUNTAIN. The strength of the melody and the passionate vocals, together with a lengthy Rod ARGENT organ style solo make this one of the album's highlights. This track in particular is reminiscent of the music of STEAMHAMMER.
"While you were sleeping" is the closest of the set to Denyer's former band, with a more psychedelic feel. The literal echoing of the vocal line by the sax is quite striking, the song being very similar to TEN YEARS AFTER's "Love Like a man" from their "Cricklewood Green" album released the same year. Side one closes with "We can make it if we try", which combines light pop verses with loose thunderous choruses. The instrumental break is a jazz sax solo backed by Hammond organ. Some nice bass work by Phil Childs here too.
And so to the crux of the album, "The Aquila Suite". The first movement opens with a brief solo flute rendition of the closing theme before the band burst in and we're straight into a Hammond led blues rock rhythm. The feel is slightly JETHRO TULL ("Thick as a brick" era) accentuated not just by the presence of flute and organ, but by the way the former is played. Once again, the rhythm section drive the track along as it twists and turns through various instrumental leads and occasional "Fly high" verses. Midway through, a percussion break (as opposed to drum solo) intervenes, not unlike OSIBISA's contribution to the closing section to URIAH HEEP's "Look at yourself".
The brief first part of the "Second Movement" is entitled "Cloud circle", the music being onomatopoeic as it moves from flute to organ. This is followed by "The hunter", a slower section with more of a blues feel, but lyrically the song is perfunctory serving only to carry the concept forward. "The kill" lifts the pace, as the high pitched organ backed by dramatic percussion simulates the bird of prey's dive for it quarry, the sax leads the ever increasing pace until the deed is done.
The third movement is what we have been anticipating right from the start, and is for me one of the most delightful pieces of music in my collection. There are two distinct sections, "Where do I belong" and "Aquila (conclusion)". "Where do I belong" is an uplifting, emotional ballad with sensitive lyrics which prolong the bird of prey analogy in a personal context. Here the organ is swirling and ever present, while saxes carry the main theme coming to the fore for the almost smooth solo section. During the solo, the Hammond is all the while raising the emotion of the piece until Denyer brings things to a wonderful conclusion. Acoustic guitar backs Denyer's link vocal which ends with a single held note on the organ. The held note swells driven on by rolling drums before bursting in to the magnificent closing section. This organ and multi-tracked sax wall of sound is simply awesome. Think "Hamburger concerto" (Focus), think "I want you" (Beatles), and your approaching the majesty of the conclusion. As endings to an album go, this is the standard by which others should be judged.
In all, an unjustly lost album from 1970. It is perhaps George Lee's contribution which distinguishes "Aquila" from other releases of the time, his multi- instrumental talents giving each track a unique flavour. Ralph Denyer's own contribution though should not be under-played. As sole songwriter and vocalist, as well as lead guitarist, he takes great credit for the way he exploits the talents of his fellow band members.
Highly recommend, if you can find it!
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The music is rock music with lots of organ and sax. Ralph Denyer is an ok singer in my book, nothing special but not bad. The music reminds me of the english band Audience which have almost the same concept ( without the organ), so if you´re into Audience try this one out. Audience have a better singer though.
The prog elements are most clearly displayed in The Aquila suite which very typically prog rock is divided into movements. It´s still basic rock, but with some organ and sax soloing put in there. The whole Suite ends quite symphonic without ever being symphonic prog though.
All in all I think this is a good rock album with some prog tendencies. 3 stars from me.
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Quilting Obsession. I haz it. I loves it. I'm starting to dream in colours and squares, and that's ok.
A few pics of works in progress:
This one was a bit of a test run, but I'm pretty happy with how it turned out. Just have to actually quilt it now!
And this one is for my mama who is in to very girlie pinks and purples. These are all the blocks just laid out together:
And here it is with the sashing nearly finished:
This really is rather good fun. Just hoping I don't stuff it up after the eleventy billion hours of work that have gone into getting it to this stage!
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SEW pretty!!! I haven't done quilting yet...I know I'd be hooked if I did. :)
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If you haven't already, get yourself over to Heather's Galaxy Express blog for a steampunk extravaganza that has lasted all week. The contest is over (sorry for the late announcement) but the posts are still well worth visiting. She has links galore on everything steampunk, from books to movies to video games.
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That was an awesome series! Bet a lot of work went into it. Thanks, Heather.
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Tia, thank you so much for the kind words and acknowledgment. I'm thrilled you and Kimber An could visit and the support of you both means a lot.
What I found amazing was all of the great steampunk/steampunk related sites out there. Talk about work--I can't even begin to imagine the creativity/craft/skill that goes into all of these projects. - September 27, 2008 at 7:51 PM
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The Somerset Swim Club provides a fun and happy environment for all to pursue their love of swimming, at whatever the level they aspire. The Club is fortunate to have exceptional facilities, a terrific coaching staff and very supportive families.
Somerset Swim Club is open to both Somerset and non-Somerset families. Current club members range in age from under 5 to over 70! The Swim Club is an avenue for swimmers to compete, at regular club meets and also against members of other clubs.
In addition to the Swimming Club, the Somerset Swim Academy provides a well developed programme open to all the public that caters for all swimmers from Learn to Swim, development of juniors and seniors and Masters swimming.
The Swimming Academy runs out of wonderful facilities with three heated pools and has a fully qualified and experienced coaching team under Head Coach, Forrest Butcher, including Graeme McDonald, who has coached swimmers to the Australia Swim Team and former Olympic Champion, Ashley Callus. I do not hesitate to recommend the Swimming Academy to you.
I welcome you to the club and look forward to meeting you on the pool deckIan Otto, President
Competitions are graded to allow swimmers to compete at an appropriate level with the view of improving themselves. We'd love you to join the club and invite you to view our handbook in the resources section on this page to view more information.
The Swimming Gold Coast (SGC) Championships were held this past weekend at the Miami Pool with the Clubs within our Region, one of the strongest in Australia, competing for not only individual qualifying times but individual medals and an important Team Championship.
The Somerset Swim Club held its February Swim Meet, the 2017 Somerset Sprint Meet on Saturday 4 February. The day saw over 350 competitors from Brisbane, the Gold Coast and Northern New South Wales compete.
Somerset had 38 swimmers attend the Queensland State Swimming Titles in December held in Brisbane. The Somerset Swim Club had 36 individual swimmers, and both Bianca Crisp (TSS Aquatic) and Toby Wilson (Miami Swimming Club) were also competing. In addition, the Somerset Swim Club had 11 relay teams compete.
We welcome new members to the Somerset Swimming Club. At whatever level you aspire to as a swimmer, you will find our Club welcoming and supportive.
Club Nights are held during the first and fourth school terms. Each Club Night provides the opportunity to swim some or all four strokes in the following distances: 25m, 50m and 100m.
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The Florida state house and the senate are processing a bill to allow large multi-day poker tournaments to the states' card rooms. It is hoped that approval will be granted in May, and the law could take effect in July.
The Florida state house and the senate are processing a bill to allow large multi-day poker tournaments to the states' card rooms. It is hoped that approval will be granted in May, and the law could take effect in July. Because the House only meets for two months a year, failure for it to pass that stage may mean the death of the proposed changes. Democrat sponsors, Senator Steve Geller and House Member Joe Gibbons, hope for a new market for the tourist industry. The bill will not introduce any changes to the regulation of cash ring games in the state, where betting being limited to $2, with a maximum of three raises per hand. Despite this, poker remains very popular in Florida. The problem for large-scale tournaments would be the hours of operation, which are limited to between noon and midnight. Cardrooms located at racetracks can only operate when events are taking place. Kristin Carter, legislative aid to Gibbons says, "Poker's gotten big, and lots of people travel to these tournaments and we would love to have them come to Florida and patronise our districts."
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The Winter Poker Championship Seefeld 2017 is set to run from February 16 to February 26 and online poker players are being offered the chance to win a prize package into the Austrian tournament series' main event for as little as $3.30.
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Creative Design for Marketing & Communications
For over 30 years, I've designed nearly everything from books to billboards. I love the smell of ink in the morning!
I craft files that image perfectly at the printer's. I attend press checks to make sure the job is done right from the paper stock selection to the trimmed and folded finished product.
I don't rest until the finished product is on your shelves or delivered to your audience.
- Advertisements
- Annual reports
- Billboards
- Brochures
- Business cards
- Catalogs
- Collateral materials
- Direct mail pieces
- Displays
- Event invitations
- Stationary
- Print advertisements
- Press kits
- Programs
- Packaging
- Promotional materials
- Posters
- Sales kits
- Trade show booths
- White papers
- Personal
- Business-to-business
- Business-to-consumer
- Nonprofit organizations
- School / Educational
- Government / Public service