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Promoting books successfully has become especially hard recently. Although more books are edited every day, sales are suffering an overall drop nearly everywhere in the world. Whatever kind of books you sell, it is important to understand the underlying reasons for the current book decline.
We are evolving towards a knowledge based society, so globally selling fewer books is a rather surprising and anti-intuitive circumstance. Lazy readers?, piracy?, oversupply of titles? There are a great deal of opinions. We think we are facing a revolution in how people decide how they act, what they do, what they spent their time with, and what they buy. Now they take their decisions in front of a screen: computer, tablet, phone,… And you know what? Books are not there. Sure, you can find them in Amazon, in literary blogs, in networks like Goodreads. But you must actively look for them. They don't appear on search engines (give it a try, ask Google for World War I, for instance; how many books do you get?) and they are seldom shared on social networks (who wants to share the Amazon site of a book?). You don't stumble upon books in your normal life, and that's the problem.
However, we think this situation can be overcome and a bright future is awaiting books. But things must be done in a different way. We must eventually forget part of our hard acquired convictions and start a long and hard adaptation process.
At Noergia we are preparing the tools that will help you to manage the visibility of books in the Internet.
A publisher nowadays has to promote books, both on- and offline, with less means and less sales than before. A tough job, but a few are doing it well.
Online promotion has its own rules, secrets, and good practices. Noergia advises publishers to define goals and strategies and helps to implement the resulting processes. In particular we assist with:
To design a strategy for a given book is relatively easy. Doing it for different books, each one with its own audience and peculiarities, and with an austere budget is much more difficult. Noergia helps publishers to choose a set of actions and tools to achieve success.
Is your web optimized for search engines? Why does your online shop sell little? How could you improve your blog? How to set up e-mail marketing? We help publishers to answer these questions.
Facebook, Twitter or Google+ are social networks where a publisher needs to be, although there often is a lack of time and resources. We know how to increase interactive reader communities for our clients.
Very soon only those who know how to work with the digital opinion leaders are going to succeed selling books. Literary blogs, online book reviews or well known book critics are hard to find. Noergia has developed Mylibreto, a highly innovative tool that allows you to find and manage partners. The main strengths of Mylibreto are its capability to rank books high in search engines and that it can be embedded everywhere the way videos are, thus leading visits to a book. Meanwhile, Mylibreto generates a huge amount of the data publishers need to take decissions. Read more about Mylibreto.
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Joining tens of thousands of volunteers from across the country, Yosemite National Park is participating in the annual Christmas Bird Count (CBC) to be held on Thursday, December 16, 2010.* This is the 79th year that Yosemite is participating in the CBC and the park has contributed over 90,000 observations to this fun and important conservation event.
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This has good reviews and was the reason I bought it. It is so light, weighs about 2lbs. However I would not buy this tent again and I had a 'it's not just me!' moment when I read this review from the most respected of cyclists. It is probably designed for people who go on hikes and are carrying their kit, and for a week once a year this tent would be fine. But when you are using it day in day out it is just not good enough for the $360rrp. The material is not strong enough, and after camping on the sand in desert and beaches of Mexico there are plenty of little holes at the bottom of the tent, so making the extra purchase of the foot print is essential.
There are 2 poles making the tent wider at the front, and just one at the back, again, this would be fine if you are staking the tent each night, but we are not, it is often not necessary and we often are camping on concrete under the shelter of someones house. These means that if you lie at the bottom of the tent you get the tent canvas in your face all night.
Due to the holes in the bottom my tent leaked badly in Guatemala, ruining some of my kit and making us totally wet and miserable. I wrote to Big Agnes to complain and they sent me a foot print and a new tent body. I just had to pay for postage, so good customer service which redeems them somewhat.
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An open dialogue and discussion will be video recorded by Dr. Mary Jo Bulbrook, Healing Touch Elder. There will be Tuesdays monthly series from July to October offered by Dr. Mary Jo Bulbrook and nurse practitioner Robin Curtis.
We have a huge body of knowledge of the power of HT to share with each other and expand into new frontiers. Join us live or receive a copy of the recording if you are unable to attend the live session.
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A steakhouse restaurant dumped meat from its menu to become the first 100 per cent vegan eatery in Blackpool.
Faringo's, based at the Kings Hotel on New South Promenade, is offering meat and dairy-free Italian food across the Fylde coast.
Owner Paul White said the change was made temporarily last June – with its roaring success leading to a permanent switch.
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He said: "We had some guests stay for a week and one was vegan. We thought we would try a vegan menu alongside the main one, and it became busier without being advertised."
The highly-rated restaurant began delivering three months ago, and recently signed up to fast food app and website JustEat.
It already has four-and-a-half stars out of five on review website TripAdvisor – with 72 per cent excellent ratings and 11 per cent very good – and five-and-a-half stars out of six on JustEat.
Paul, who has also recently given up meat for health and ethical reasons, said: "We have been busy throughout January and February – we have had to turn people away and turn the takeaway off at times.
"People appreciate what we are doing. Last summer there was very little to choose from; most restaurants would not even offer vegan food.
"Now most offer vegan because they have seen our success, I suppose."
Paul, 54, who runs the business with his wife Tina, said he advises carnivores – often visiting as part of a group when one or more is a vegan – to avoid the meat and cheese substitutes on offer.
"If you advise them which things to choose, then they enjoy it," he said.
The hotel still serves meat during breakfast, but the kitchen is cleaned afterwards, with an extension already being built for a second kitchen. Paul said he is also preparing to open a vegan food shop in Highfield Road.
The menu at Faringo's, where booking is advised on weekends, includes pizza complete with faux cheese and meat, mock duck in hoisin sauce, and seitan steak.
"As a vegetarian I sometimes find that I only ever get one choice, which is usually limited to risotto or pasta," one customer wrote on TripAdvisor. "However, the menu and variety of food was fantastic."


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I must admit to being quite amazed at the number of posters from far flung corners of the globe, who arrive on the Kintyre Forum in an attempt to trace their family history. I'm also equally amazed by the help offered by the likes of Iain and Shona to answer questions posed. Well done to all who offer their help.Perhaps for those of us who are born, bred and still resident in Scotland, there is less of an innate desire to investigate the family tree, however it is something that has started to interest me recently (I must be getting older!).
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Dogs With No Names by Judith Samson-French DVM
On the vast reserve lands of North America roam millions of unwanted dogs – dogs with no names, no homes, no one to love them. In a bold trial venture to curb their unbridles populations, Dr Judith Samson-French reveals to us the mysteries of canines gone wild, delves into th complex bond between people and dogs, and opens the door to controversies that test us all. Brought to life throughvivid photograph, these compelling stories of dogs with no names play out with the unpredictable outcomes of feal life – sometimes upbeat and hopeful, often devastating and heartbreaking, always with a powerful message. These unforgettable animals and their struggles will stay with you long after you turn the final page.
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I'm a little ashamed to admit this, but I rarely frequent farmer's markets. It's not that I don't love the fresh produce, bustling atmosphere and support for local farms, it's just that I'm a wimp.
When I picture a farmer's market, I see myself strolling lazily through the stalls, clad in strappy leather sandals and a flowing dress and holding a large, woven basket. Fingers linger in bins of green beans as I laugh with the vendors, lapping up generous samples of juicy peaches. I then skip home to my spacious, sun-drenched kitchen equipped with a Wedgewood stove and twenty cats.
In reality though, my market visits (and outfit and kitchen) look a bit different. I usually wind up red-faced from muscling my way into stalls and bumping into people, hoarse in the throat from shouting over the din to surly vendors, and paranoid of the bacteria lurking in the tasting bowls. As I schlep 50 pounds of produce multiple blocks to the car, crushing baskets of berries and mashing plums to a pulp as I go, I curse myself for buying so much, realizing simultaneously that I've forgotten some key ingredient. The co-op, with its parking lot and shopping carts, sounds ever more appealing.
I have had idyllic farmer's market experiences, but not in San Francisco. Here, the markets are a scene. I gave up going to the famous one in the Ferry Building when I showed up at 8 a.m. one morning, which is when the market ostensibly opens, to find shoppers already leaving, their shoulders laden with bags of goods. Apparently, one must show up at the crack of dawn to shop unfettered by crowds. While the variety there is unparallelled, I just can't stomach the elbow-jabbing market-goers who wield strollers like weapons and shove you out of the way to get at the ripest tomatoes or tiniest little gems.
When friends who live in Berkeley or Fairfax or Santa Cruz expound on their farmer's market finds, it makes me want to punch them. Luckily, I've been able to muddle by these past 10 city-dwelling years, satisfying my urge to cook with squash blossoms, stinging nettles, and pea greens from our awesome co-op which stocks much of the same produce found at the markets (and not punching people).
Occasionally though I'll psych myself up on a Saturday morning and head to a much smaller market in Noe Valley. The market fits into a modest parking lot and comes complete with live music and many of my favorite organic vendors.
The other Saturday, Jay and I found ourselves with a sunny sky, an empty refrigerator, and nothing better to do than to brave the hoards of shoppers and bad parking. The market overflowed with all sorts of lovely summer produce and I thought as I usually do, "Why don't I come here more often?" We loaded up bags of corn, tomatoes, lettuces, padron peppers, and a couple different types of sheep's milk cheeses from Garden Variety, a small raw milk sheep's cheese maker in Monterey County. I even managed to carry on a normal conversation with the vendor and fearlessly taste the cheese samples given to me in gloved hands. Jay and I staggered the 10 blocks back to our car and emerged in our tiny, dark, single-catted kitchen with minimal fruit casualties.
Some friends were coming over later that afternoon, so I baked up this cornbread to serve alongside glasses of chilled white wine. The cornbread base is mostly made from whole grains, and gets its moist and springy texture from lots of butter and plain kefir or buttermilk. I folded in a mess of corn kernels and grated sheep's milk cheese, then topped the bread with cherry tomatoes, padron peppers, sliced red onion, and feta. I love the way the edges of feta caramelize in the heat of the oven, and the cherry tomatoes reduce to tiny bites of what Jay described as "like the best tomato soup ever." The savory cheeses, a hit of pepper, and the padron peppers offset the sweetness of the corn, which makes the bread incredibly tender.
You can certainly use whatever vegetables and cheeses you like here. And I will be the last to judge if you purchase them in an environment other than a farmer's market.
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Farmer's Market Cornbread with Sweet Corn, Cherry Tomatoes and Sheep's Cheese {Gluten-Free}
Adapted from my Gluten-Free Buttermilk Skillet Cornbread
Feel free to use whatever vegetables you like here. Thinly sliced sweet peppers could easily stand in for the padrons, or add chopped roasted green chiles to the batter if you like a bit of a kick. I used two sheep milk cheeses from Garden Variety; Black-Eyed Susan, a fairly firm melting cheese similar in texture to an aged cheddar or fresh pecorino, and a salty and also fairly firm feta.
I like to bake this in my 10-inch round cast iron skillet, but it should also work in a 9-inch round pan or skillet, or a 9-inch square pan. If you or your guests are severely allergic to gluten, be sure to seek out ingredients (especially oat flour) that are certified gluten-free. If you can't find sweet white rice flour (mochiko), substitute regular white rice flour and add
1/4 teaspoon xanthan gum to help the bread hold together. If gluten isn't an issue, give this a go with all-purpose and whole wheat flours in place of the rice and oat.
All ounce measurements are by weight.
Makes one 10″ round cornbread; 8-10 servings
2 ears of sweet corn
1 cup cherry tomatoes, halved
1/2 cup padron peppers, halved
1/2 cup (2 ounces / 60 grams) tiny cubes of sheep's feta (or other feta)
1/2 cup grated (2 ounces / 60 grams) firm sheep's milk cheese (or
other sharp melting cheese such as goat's gouda, gruyère, aged jack, fresh pecorino, or sharp cheddar)
1/4 cup thinly sliced red onion
5 tablespoons (2.5 ounces / 70 grams) unsalted butter
1/2 cup (2.25 ounces / 60 grams) gluten-free oat flour
1/2 cup (3 ounces / 85 grams) sweet white rice flour (mochiko)
1 cup (5 ounces / 140 grams) stone-ground yellow cornmeal
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
2 large eggs
1 1/4 cups (10 ounces / 295 ml) well-shaken plain, low-fat kefir (or buttermilk, or runny yogurt)
Position a rack in the center of the oven and preheat to 375ºF (190ºC).
Shuck the corn and remove the silk. Holding an ear in a shallow bowl, use a sharp paring knife to cut the kernels off of the corn. Reverse your knife and scrape any remaining good stuff off of the cob as well. Repeat with the other ear, discarding the cobs. Prepare the other vegetables and the cheeses and have them at the ready.
Place the butter in a 10″ oven-proof skillet and set the skillet in the oven to melt the butter, about 5 minutes.
In a large bowl, whisk together the oat flour, rice flour, cornmeal, baking powder, baking soda, sugar, and salt. Whisk well to eradicate lumps. Add the eggs and kefir, and stir until just combined.
Remove the pan from the oven, swirl to coat the sides with butter, then pour the melted butter into the batter along with the corn and grated cheese, stirring quickly and gently to combine.
Scrape the batter into the buttery, hot pan, and spread evenly. Top with the tomatoes, peppers, feta, and onions. Bake the cornbread until golden on top, and a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean, 35-45 minutes. (The cooking time will vary depending on the moisture in your vegetables, the thickness of the kefir, the temperature of the oven, the material of your baking pan, etc., so just keep cooking it until it passes the toothpick test.)
Let the cornbread cool for at least 1 hour; the bread is still cooking from residual heat. Cut into wedges and serve. Extras can be kept airtight at room temperature for up to a few days.


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I have a black version with a resin band, but the band has about had it. I always liked the design, and new ones on flea bay typically come close to 300 bucks when they show up. So either the market appeal has dried up, or I got lucky.
My other new watch, covered in my introduction thread is an Orient Polaris, my first mechanical watch.
Anyway, I really like the Timex piece, but if I can flip it to help finance another Orient (I already have my sights set on the stargazer, same movement but luminous), I may try it on flea bay in a month or two. The problem with the watch is the band seems to be irreplaceable, in that it has a weird cut out in between the lugs, that make an standard band look weird. The resin band is half torn, and I have yet to have my google fu work in finding it's direct replacement. I bought the first one years ago, and it has (other than the ridiculous resin band) been a great watch. Got it new on ebay for $20!
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A garbage heap in Canada is the source of the renewable natural gas I've been hearing about in Addison County that is sold by Vermont Gas. Collecting and using that methane from decomposing biomass makes sense when burned locally in Canada for heat or electric generation. However, when pressurized and transported to customers hundreds of miles away, benefits are lost. Potent methane escapes from the inherent leaky infrastructure and contributes to atmospheric warming.
During an imagined press briefing of the recently revised North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta) between Canada, Mexico and the U.S., Trump stood with Canadian Premier Trudeau at the podium, when a frenetic American reporter raised her hand to ask excitedly: "I hear it's the best deal ever! Please tell me, do we get Trudeau?!"
Now, that would be a great deal, even if it were tagged with the phonetically challenged USMCA.
But, no, it didn't happen. We don't get Trudeau.
BRISTOL — The Bristol selectboard and Bristol Police Chief Kevin Gibbs commended a local officer for his actions that may have prevented a Colchester woman from taking her own life.
Gibbs penned a letter of commendation to Sgt. George "Randy" Crowe after his role in relaying information from a woman in Canada to Chittenden County police about a woman believed to be in danger of harming herself.
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To judge by this summer's banner policy proposals, the most important question for higher-education reform right now is giving students easier access to loans. But evidence from Canada suggests those changes won't address the greater need: Getting more kids from poor families into college, the key to moving up in an increasingly unequal society.
As the U.S. Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee voted 12-10 this week in support of the Canadian-based Keystone XL Pipeline that would cut through the country on its way to the Gulf of Mexico, groups in the western province of British Columbia are preparing to fight another pipeline, called the Northern Gateway, from the same tar sands region of Alberta to the BC Pacific coast.
We like to give Canada a hard time. The excessive politeness. The accent. The fact that if all the moose in the country formed a city, it would be the fourth most populous in all of Canada. Things like that.
I've been to Canada a half-dozen times, and recently spent four days in Toronto — my girlfriend was going to an international studies conference, and I tagged along for fun.
I write to us all from Elsipogtog First Nation in New Brunswick, Canada. For the past three years, a coalition of First Nations people, French Acadians, and Anglophones have been working together to keep SWN, a hydraulic fracturing company, from polluting the water and land here in the search for gas and profits.
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1- 8 1s lead down between 2s and 3s, Cross&Cast back to top, pass RSh to face opposite couple (Man faces 2s and Lady faces 3s), all set
9-16 1s dance under arches made by 2s/3s, 1s cast to meet at bottom, turn RH and cast back to original places (Man behind 2s and Lady behind 3s)
17-24 All petronella turn to face partner, set and repeat to end in partner's place
25-32 All Men chase clockwise 1 place while Ladies LH across 2/3 to meet partner to form star and Balance, all turn RH ½ way
33-40 All Ladies chase clockwise 1 place while Men LH across 2/3 to meet partner to form star and Balance, all ¾ turn RH to end in new positions
41-48 All circle 6H round and back
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Eilean Donan (Scottish Gaelic meaning "island dark") is named after Donnán of Eigg, a Celtic saint martyred in the Dark Ages. The island is dominated by the picturesque Eilean Donan castle.
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With traditional toilets using up to 20% more water than a water efficient toilet, you can literally be flushing money down the drain. On average, the water used in toilets around a home accounts for 30% of the indoor water consumption for a household. This means that you can save up to 4,000 gallons of water per year by simply replacing your old toilet with a water efficient toilet.
A water efficient toilet is a great way of helping keep our earth green, while also saving you money on your water bill. Water efficient toilets work great, look great and save you money from the start. Some cities even provide rebates for homeowners that install water efficient toilets in their homes. So, you can save the earth and save money by simply replacing your traditional toilet with a water efficient toilet that your Drainex plumber can replace today! So why not install an environmentally friendly, money saving toilet, and stop flushing money down the drain?
At Drainex Rooter & Plumbing Co. in Anaheim, CA we look for ways to not only save you money, but also to make our earth greener. Below are some examples of the water efficient toilets we install in Anaheim homes and businesses. As always, we will work with you to install quality products that look great, have high performance reviews and that you will love.
These are only a few of the water efficient toilets that we install. If you have a different design in mind, or would prefer a color that will match the tone of your restroom, we will find a high performing, water efficient toilet that you are sure to love.
Drainex Rooter & Plumbing Co. technicians are knowledgeable about water efficient toilets and many other money saving plumbing fixtures that are designed to save you money and help maintain our environment. Our technicians would be glad to offer a free in-home inspection to make your home or property GREEN. If you have any questions or would like to schedule one of our plumbers to walk you through environmentally friendly plumbing alternatives, please do not hesitate to contact us. As always, we are available 24/7 for any plumbing or drain cleaning emergency.


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The Family Jewels 5KTM is an annual 5K trail run/1-mile trail walk/ZeroK Sit and Eat Pie event that funds scholarships for local families afflicted by childhood cancer. The FJ5K is an homage to Bothell XC runner and WSU rower Jaimeson Jones, who died on October 7, 2010, at the age of 20, of a recurrence of testicular cancer. He was first diagnosed at just 14 years old.
The Family Jewels 5KTM funds the Jaimeson Jones Memorial Scholarship, which provides at least $3,000 per year, renewable for up to four years, to local graduating high school students who plan to further their education and who have had a sibling with cancer. Our inspiration for these recipients was Jaimeson himself, who bequeathed his college savings to his two younger sisters, understanding very well the financial devastation his illness had caused the family.
In 2017, we awarded three scholarships to graduating Northshore School District students - come meet Hailey, Ryan and Alexandra!!
We have raised our fundraising goal to $40,000 this year, because our total commitment to Hailey, Ryan and Alexandra during their four college years is $40,000 ($10,000 per year total, renewable for the remaining three years).
Let's fulfill our promise to these local kids! Bring your friends, family, kids and dogs to bring awareness to early detection of testicular cancer in a family-oriented fun run, walk, or stroll. We're the #only5kwithapietable! Not to mention other snacks, coffee, cocoa ... :)
Hope to see you there on March 10 at Saint Edward State Park in Kenmore!
*About testicular cancer*
Testicular cancer is the #1 cancer in men between 15 and 44, and it is 95% curable IF it is caught early. Because he was embarrassed about the pain and swelling in his testicle and did not realize that these symptoms indicated cancer, Jaimeson did not alert his family to his pain and swelling for over a year, and his cancer was diagnosed very late. This meant that Jaimeson was faced with agonizing treatment and a poor prognosis for recovery. When his cancer recurred at age 19, Jaimeson ran out of treatment options, and he died at 20.
Caring for a child with cancer devastates a family not only emotionally but financially. In our case, one of the many financial consequences was insufficient funds to pay for Jaimeson's younger sisters to attend college.
Our scholarship mission was inspired by Jaimeson himself, who bequeathed his college savings to his sisters.
The Jaimeson Jones Memorial Scholarship is a registered 501(c)(3) with TIN 80-0905365. Family Jewels 5K is a registered trademark of the USPTO.
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Television Fame Iswarya tied the knot amidst some beautiful and extravagant arrangements (also their loved ones! LOL!!)
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Fitness Edge offers the best home gym machines to strengthen and tone your body. Home gym and exercise equipment are designed to be in someones home. Therefore they are more compact and often combine many exercises into one machine to maximize on space. Basic machines allow the user to work the entire body while more advanced machines allow the user a greater variety of exercise to be performed.
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(JNS.org) Prolific Jewish-American author Philip Roth, 79, has decided to retire after a career that lasted more than 50 years, his publisher Houghton Mifflin confirmed Nov. 9.
"I have dedicated my life to the novel: I studied, I taught, I wrote and I read. With the exclusion of almost everything else. Enough is enough! I no longer feel this fanaticism to write that I have experienced in my life," Roth said in a recent interview with a French publication called Les Inrocks, according to an English translation of the interview posted by Salon last week.
Houghton Mifflin reached out to Roth when the French interview was published. "He said [news of his retirement] was true," said Lori Glazer, vice president and executive director of publicity at Houghton Mifflin.
Roth has won a number of prestigious writing awards. He gained fame with his 1959 book Goodbye, Columbus and later, in1969, with Portnoy's Complaint, in which he gained international fame for his psychoanalytical monologue of "a lust-ridden, mother-addicted young Jewish bachelor." He later won a Pulitzer Prize for his 1997 novel American Pastoral. His final book is the short story Nemesis, published in 2010.


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Private investors are planning to develop a $6 million baseball and softball complex on about 70 acres off Interstate 69 in Anderson, officials are set to announce Tuesday afternoon.
Dubbed "The Farm," the project will feature a 100,000-square-foot indoor training facility—complete with two artificial-turf fields—and 10 outdoor diamonds with all the amenities.
Plans for the "world-class" complex have been in the works for a couple years, said investor Brad Benbow, who owns Joseph David Advertising in Muncie.
"There are various facilities scattered around the country," he said, "but we think there is a void here in the Midwest. It's hard to find a place this big."
Another potential draw is the participation of Anderson resident Mike Shirley, a professional scout who Benbow called one of the top baseball instructors in the country. He already operates a small training facility in nearby Pendleton.
Benbow expects The Farm to attract about 30,000 visitors a year—both spectators and players ages 8 to 18.
City leaders hope the project gives a boost to nearby restaurants, hotels and attractions like Hoosier Park Racing & Casino, spokeswoman Tammy Bowman said, and ideally it also will spur additional development.
An independent study commissioned by investors estimate the potential economic impact at $500 million over 20 years, Benbow said.
A groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled for April 1, at which point the entire investor group will be introduced, Benbow said. The indoor facility is expected to open in October, and the outdoor field in spring 2012.
Anderson's City Council is set to vote on economic development incentives for the project on March 10. Details of the incentive proposal were not immediately available.


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Forget every other book I've ever whined about wanting on this blog. All of them. Forget them. The book I'm about to show you is THE book that I want. In fact, whenever I do finally get my hands on this book, I strongly suspect that I will just not show up for work for the first time in my entire life.
Sybella arrives at the convent's doorstep half mad with grief and despair. Those that serve Death are only too happy to offer her refuge—but at a price. Naturally skilled in both the arts of death and seduction, the convent views Sybella as one of their most dangerous weapons.Is anybody else having trouble breathing? No? That's just me? I have literally been looking forward to this book from the moment I finished Grave Mercy. If you haven't read Grave Mercy, I suggest you read my review and then buy it post haste. I also suggest you read my interview with Ms. Robin herself!
But those assassin's skills are little comfort when the convent returns her to a life that nearly drove her mad. Her father's rage and brutality are terrifying, and her brother's love is equally monstrous. And while Sybella is a weapon of justice wrought by the god of Death himself, He must give her a reason to live. When she discovers an unexpected ally imprisoned in the dungeons, will a daughter of Death find something other than vengeance to live for?
This heart-pounding sequel to Grave Mercy serves betrayal, treachery, and danger in equal measure, bringing readers back to fifteenth century Brittany and will keep them on the edge of their seats.
But, you might be wondering, what has me so excited other than the fact that it's the sequel to one of my favorite books OF THE ENTIRE YEAR?
Okay, first, nun assassins. Really, how can you beat a hook like that? NUN. ASSASSINS.
Second, it's about Sybella. Grave Mercy was solidly Ismae's book, and Sybella had very few appearances. Yet every time she appeared, she stole the show. Frankly, she's a bit nuts! That and she's more powerful than even Ismae, which is saying something. I can't wait to see what kind of danger she puts herself into, especially considering I'm pretty sure I know who her father is...
Third, we're returning to Brittany, which is GREAT news. Ms. Robin has done her research to an extent that flabbergasted me. Despite being a solid six hundred years removed from present day, fifteenth century Brittany felt so very alive. I can't wait to disappear into that world again.
Fourth, the returning characters. I don't know who all will return, but we've already been promised at least a token appearance from Ismae and Duval. Anne will probably play a role in the proceedings, as well (and maybe Isabeau?). We'll probably hear from Annith, too, as the third book will be her story. I also can't wait to meet new faces, if they're anywhere near as fantastic as the returning cast.
Fifth, the wounded knight in the dungeon. I don't think I'm allowed to say who he is, but let me just say that when I heard, I was rendered speechless. Then, when I could speak again, I flipped out. I am SO excited to read what happens and to find out how he impacts man-hater Sybella.
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Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I love the songs in this movie. This was greatly needed today and has turned my tears of sadness into tears of joy!
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- Tienne said...
I thought you might like to post this update from Erin Hopkins on Stacey P's condition:
"I am sorry to say that Stacey and Joey's son, John Christian was born a few weeks ago, was baptized immediately and died shortly after his birth. The family chose to keep the news private until he had been buried and they had time to mourn his loss. Stacey is heading to the doctor soon and finding out the status of her own battle with cancer. She returned to her chemo/treatment shortly after John's birth and can always use prayers as she faces this next hurdle. I am very confident that the family would appreciate continued prayer and condolences.
Thank you so kindly, I appreciate your help in spreading this latest intercession.
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The International Thriller Writers announced their nominees for the ITW Thriller Awards today, and I was wonderstruck to hear that The Poacher's Son is up for "Best First Novel." Here are the other nominees:
- Carla Buckley – The Things That Keep Us Here (Random House)
- Paul Doiron – The Poacher's Son (Minatour)
- Reece Hirsch – The Insider (Berkley)
- Thomas Kaufman – Drink the Tea (Minatour)
- Chevy Stevens – Still Missing (St. Martin's)
The winner will be announced at Thrillerfest in July.
When I think about this past year and all the good things that have come my way, I feel so grateful. I suppose that being nominated for a bunch of awards might make some people feel full of themselves, but honestly, I find it humbling. Life moves in strange ways.


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A national scheme designed to equip young people with a range of skills for work and social life has been running again in the Sleaford area.
The National Citizenship Scheme (NCS) held activity sessions for groups of teenagers from across the county last week and on Thursday were visited by Gemma Summerfield of the When You Wish Upon A Star charity to give an insight into how to fundraise.
NCS cohort leader Marc Clowes explained the session at Sleaford New Life Conference Centre was designed to add to their skills development.
He said: "All 80 of them, plus adults have been on a two-day residential stay (at the previous weekend) bringing everyone together focussing on team-building and communication skills at PGL in Caythorpe and are now learning about charities in the community before planning how to make a difference in their own community through fundraising."
He said that Gemma was an expert in putting on fundraising events and was sharing that knowledge with them so they could come up with ideas.
This was followed by a number of workshops on such themes as budgeting and having a voice in the community.
On Friday, the eight groups went back to their local areas to finalise their fundraising events before embarking on four Saturdays of volunteer work in the community.
Mr Clowes said the previous Tuesday had seen Coca Cola Business Enterprises visit the conference centre and each young person had to have their own role on the board of a business.
He said: "They had a presentation from our marketing department showing how to do press releases and about raising publicity, getting in your local press and showcasing the amazing things teenagers do in their communities."
On the Wednesday they were at Lincoln Theatre Royal putting on their own short performances in groups doing sound, lighting, costume and performing to help boost confidence.


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HUD takes applications in five states for mortgage assistance program
The Department of Housing and Urban Development implemented its new program providing mortgage assistance to the unemployed in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Connecticut, Idaho and Delaware. Applications were being accepted Monday. Through the Dodd-Frank Act, HUD was cleared to establish the $1 billion Emergency Homeowner Loan Program. Through it, unemployed homeowners can receive a $50,000 interest-free loan to assist with their mortgage payments for up to 24 months. Eligible homeowners must be at least three months delinquent. The property must be the borrower's principal residence, and the borrower must able to demonstrate a good payment record before losing employment. Pennsylvania is set to receive $105 million in funding. Maryland will receive $40 million, followed by $33 million to Connecticut, $13 million to Idaho and $6 million to Delaware. HUD said because the program is similar to others set up by housing finance agencies in these five states, HUD can begin taking applications for EHLP ahead of other states. Since October, consumer advocacy groups began asking for distributions. HUD said previously that applications would be accepted this spring. In Philadelphia, the sheriff's foreclosure sale was delayed three consecutive months to wait for the EHLP to arrive. The first one since December will be held this week, but if a homeowner applies to EHLP and shows he or she received the assistance before July 6, the foreclosure sale can be stayed. "It's been a long time coming, but we hope that PHFA can begin to actually approve homeowners for aid within a week," said John Dodds, the director for the Philadelphia Uemployment Project, which pushed for the delays. He remains concerned about how long HUD is taking with the other 27 states. The funds must be obligated by Sept. 30, 2011. HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan, however, said he was happy the program is up and running. "The Emergency Homeowner Loan Program will provide limited and targeted assistance to help working families get back on their feet and keep their home while they look for work," said HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan. "We are pleased to get the program off the ground in Pennsylvania, which is already working to help keep families in their homes during difficult economic times." The House of Representatives voted in March to end the program before it began, however, claiming the U.S. government can no longer afford such subsidies. The Senate has not yet taken up the issue. "This Washington spending binge is driving our country right off a cliff," Rep. Spencer Bachus (R-Ala.) said after the bill was passed. Rep. Chaka Fattah (D-Pa.), who set up the original bridge loan program in Philadelphia, commended the administration for clearing the assistance. "The $105.8 million means real help for real people and it comes at an appropriate time, as hundreds of Pennsylvania homeowners are facing eminent foreclosure," Fattah said. Write to Jon Prior. Follow him on Twitter @JonAPrior.


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Small business owner and financial advisor, Samiyah Manhattan is mourning the death of her six-year marriage when she vows never to trust men again. Alone at a local bar, Samiyah attempts to put her situation in perspective when she is drawn inexorably to the presence of a nearby patron.
Celebrity ex-boxer and heavyweight champion turned business mogul, Jonas Alexander Rose never takes women too seriously. They only attach themselves to him because of his star-studded status. However, when he meets the beautiful Samiyah Manhattan mulling over a mimosa at his favorite bar and grill, Jonas is overwhelmed by the heart throbbing heated attraction, and now he is on a mission to explore this thing called love. But can Jonas break the barrier that Samiyah's put up and is he even ready? Find out if Jonas and Samiyah are a match made in heaven or if they will miss out on their happily ever after in Safe With Me. Book one in the Falling For A Rose Series.
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After having her heart-broken by a man she thought she would spend the rest of her life with, Samiyah decides to live a little and then go back to her quiet. Well a trip to the bar changed all that. Meeting Jonas Alexander Rose takes her on a ride she never would have imagined. Both of them have some struggles they have to endure.
Jonas has retired from boxing and very few people know why. Fighting with that inner turmoil and some previous family guilt, Jonas has always managed to keep things to himself. He soon finds out that in order to keep Samiyah he has to let her in and start healing himself.
So much happens in this book that you will just keep reading and reading. This is the first book I've read by this author and I truly enjoyed how she portrays her characters and drops hints about possible future couples. I've got some questions about a few clues that were dropped in this book, but something tells me they will be answered later on in the series.
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Today I bought a barbecue. I have never owned one before, and I think I was suffering from barbecue envy as chargrilled smells wafted around the neighbourhood this weekend. So I bought one off TradeMe (our version of Ebay) from a man called John. I trekked all the way out east past St Heliers, along the waterfront, to pick up my pre-loved and somewhat still greasy barbie. "He's a fine one," said John. Obviously barbecues have masculine qualities, but we should know that, as in this country men are usually to be found clustered in a gaggle around them.
Instead of going home, I got fish and chips and sat on the beach, and because I didn't have L with me, there was a feeling of calm solitude about it all. Now, as soon as I work out how it goes back together, I can finally make all those marinated things on skewers and join the rest of the New Zealand population chucking them on barbies in the last few months of summer.


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"David Suzuki, iconic Canadian scientist, educator, broadcaster and activist delivers a 'last lecture' — what he describes as "a distillation of my life and thoughts, my legacy, what I want to say before I die."The film interweaves the lecture with scenes from the places and events in Suzuki's life — creating a biography of ideas — forged by the major social, scientific and cultural events of the past 70 years."
You can view the trailer here. We have been lucky enough to get a free screening of this movie through Curious Films however they would like a donation of $2.50 per person to a charity. We have nominated the Cubberla-Witton Catchment Network.
Please note the new venue - the new Kenmore Library at the Kenmore village shopping centre, details below:
We have decided to trial a new meeting venue - at the new Kenmore Library (near the Post Office entrance to the Kenmore Village Shopping Centre), as they have a great room, and it's free. It's Meeting Room 3 on level 1. The library closes at 6pm and access after this time is via swipe card. We will only have one swipe card.
So please go to the After Hours Lift Entrance on the ground floor. It's under the library, right by the car park, behind the library's main escalator entrance. Someone will be there to take you up to the meeting room. It sounds a bit complicated I know but hopefully it will all be fine! If you arrive late (I'll keep someone at the door till about 7.45) please press the buzzer for Meeting Room 3, and someone will come and let you in.
Remember, I'd love to hear from anyone who is keen to be a member of the Transition Kenmore Steering Committee. If you'll be at the meeting on Wednesday we can talk then, if not send us a quick email to let me know you're interested.
If you don't want to be on the steering committee but have an idea for an event or upcoming meeting similarly have a chat to us about it at the meeting or send us an email and we can see what we can do.
Looking forward to seeing you there
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Are there drippings and splashes there too or do you work like in a drawing? I wish we could see the surface of this. Beautyful.
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The eight or nine pieces in this series were done without brushwork. I used knife and stick, a comb, and did some nasty adjustments with a rubber mallet. The surfaces are hugely textured, the canvasses very heavy with paint. Tell the guard at the gallery that i said you could touch them.
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Home Valley or Home Valley Station is a pastoral lease and cattle station located along the Gibb River Road 114 kilometres (71 mi) west of Kununurra in the Kimberley region.
The pastoral lease is currently owned by the Indigenous Land Corporation along with nearby Karunjie Station and Durack River Station which together cover an area of 3,500,000 acres (1,416,400 ha). Home Valley covers a total area of 1,400,000 hectares (3,459,475 acres) and is bordered to the east by the Pentecost River from its neighbour El Questro Station. The station is also known as HV8 which is the stations brand and many of the signage to the station uses the HV8 logo.
Coming into existence in 1957 the pastoral lease was taken up by when Harold MacNamara left Mabel Downs which he had been managing for the Naughtons family. The area had a poor reputation and, along with El Questro Station, were known as the underworld as a result of the large amount of theft of unbranded calves. MacNamara then sold up to Kevin Stansby, including 700 head of cattle, and returned to work for the Naughtons on Texas Downs. Stansby later sold to General Development Corporation, based in Perth in 1972.
An upgrade was planned for the airstrip in 2005 when A$96,350 was allocated so that so it could be brought up to Royal Flying Doctor night landing standard as part of the Regional Airports Development Scheme implemented by the Gallop government. The station has been open for tourism since 2006 and offers a range of accommodation to visitors, following a major renovation in 2008 it was converted to a holiday resort. The accommodation and homestead overlook Bindoola Creek which is lined with Boab trees and has views of the Cockburn Range.
Parts of the station were featured in the film Australia as the fictional property Faraway Downs, particularly through the cattle drive scene
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Outback travel can be a very exciting adventure but it also can be very hazardous especially off road and in remote and isolated areas.
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Prior to establishing The Moyles Law Firm, Jim served the people of Pennsylvania in his legal roles at the Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General. He was appointed Deputy Attorney General in 1986 and handled psychiatric and medical malpractice cases throughout the state. Four years later, he was promoted to Senior Deputy Attorney General and was responsible for defending the Pennsylvania State Police, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, and Pennsylvania state hospitals and physicians. His unwavering advocacy resulted in 90 percent of verdicts in favor of the defendants he represented.
Bar admissions
- Pennsylvania, 1979
- Ohio, 1998
- U.S. District Court Western District of Pennsylvania, 1997
- U.S. District Court Eastern District of Pennsylvania, 1983
- U.S. District –Middle District, 2011
- U.S. Court of Claims
- U.S. Federal Court of Claims
- Ohio Northern University Pettit College of Law, Ada, Ohio, J.D., 1979
- East Stroudsburg University, East Stroudsburg, B.A., 1976
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- Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General, Senior Deputy Attorney General
Published works
- Mental Health, Hospital News, September, 1997
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- Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Fraternity
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- Pennsylvania Super Lawyers
- Pittsburgh Medical Malpractice Super Lawyer
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- Allegheny County Bar Association
- Western Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association, Board of Governors
- Pennsylvania Bar Association
- Dauphin County Bar Association
- Cumberland County Bar Association
- Pennsylvania Motor Truck Association, former counsel
- Pennsylvania Association for Justice, Board of Governors
- Ohio Bar Association
- Federal Bar Association
- Pennsylvania Bar Association Judicial Selection and Reform Committee
- American Association for Justice (AAJ)
- National Board of Trial Advocacy
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There was a testy exchange Monday (10 October) in the Legislative Assembly between Sports Minister Hon. Osbourne Bodden and former head of the Cayman Islands Athletics Association (CIAA) and current West Bay MLA Bernie Bush.
Mr. Bush pressed the Minister on why Government is funding the CIAA at its current level of more than $135,000 during this budget cycle.
The Minister responded the funding was increased so the CIAA could hire Cydonie Mothersill as an instructor. Ms. Mothersill recently stepped down as CIAA President.
Mr. Bush went on to questions Ms. Mothersill's coaching qualifications and asked why her employment wasn't listed in budget documents earlier this year.
"Nothing about salaries," Mr. Bush said. "So how come the hiring of Ms. Cydonie Mothersill is now in this (document) and was this job advertised?"
Mr. Bodden responded that the process was for Government to give the CIAA money and for them to complete the hire.
"The person we're talking about is our most celebrated athlete," Mr. Bodden said. "CARIFTA champion. 2010 gold medalist at the Commonwealth Games. Cydonie brings a lot to the table. She also has a certain degree, level of coaching."
It's not clear how much money Ms. Mothersill is being paid by the CIAA, of which she was President before stepping down last month.
An e-mail sent to Ms. Mothersill asking for comment on the matter was not returned by air time.
Last week, we told you how several CIAA members question the way the association leaders are spending its money and tracking expenses.


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If you believe electric car maker Tesla Motors can build hundreds of thousands of cars in a few years, the stock could triple.
Today, shares of Tesla Motors (TSLA) are down 6%, or $7.11, to $103.23. The stock crossed the important $100 threshhold this week, on the heels of its first profitable quarter, and repayment of its government loan following a 2.7-million-shares stock offering.
In addition, Tesla CEO Elon Musk is expected to announce news this week about an expanded network of fast-charging stations. He said recently that Tesla could create a compelling, affordable car with a battery that could last for 200 miles, and do so in the next three or four years.
Bull Andrea James, an analyst at Dougherty & Co., said on Bloomberg today that Tesla shares could head to $300 over the next few years if it can increase its production to something meaningful, meaning at least 200,000 vehicles. At that point, the company could earn $15 per share in earnings, and would deserve a multiple of 20 times those profits, meaning a $300 stock price, according to James.
As this YouTube video indicates, James thought the stock wouldn't get past $40 two years ago. Her current target price is $90. But as the company moves ahead, and projects more about its growth model, she thinks that even with blips, Tesla can achieve scale.
But bears counter that Tesla is burning cash and may not be able to achieve sales expectations. Can Tesla move from production of a small number of expensive vehicles to, at some point, 500,000 autos or more with a presumably more-affordable price point? And what do you pay for that potential growth, as an investor?
It's difficult to provide an exact stock comparison for valuation purposes, but motorcycle giant Harley-Davidson (HOG) and recreational vehicle manufacturer Polaris Industries (PII) are two possibilities. Here's how the numbers break down:
- Tesla is not expected to turn a profit in 2013, based on analyst estimates, but the consensus calls for 98 cents per share in 2014, with 33% long-term earnings growth, according to Thomson Reuters. Valuation: 105 times 2014 per-share earnings estimates.
- Harley-Davidson is expected to earn $3.87 per share in 2014 on 16% long-term earnings growth. Valuation: 14.4x 2014 profits, a discount to long-term growth
- Polaris is expected to earn $5.99 per share in 2014, with 15% long-term earnings growth. Valuation: 15.3 times 2014 profits, in line with long-term growth.


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In a rush to get to a meeting, I managed to bash Moose's right side mirror into a garage side wall and blow the mirror off. Crap. That's what happens when you have a large car, in a small garage, and do things in a hurry. This little accident cost $135 to fix and 30 minutes of time.
While I was at the dealer, I used the opportunity to ask several other questions regarding what's wrong with Moose. For the past 12 months, there's been a progressively louder rattling sound every time I drive, or slam the door shut. After a little inspection, the service agent said that it looks like my middle muffler connected to my catalytic converter is wearing out and needs changing. OK, good to know. "How much?", I asked. The service agent said around $1,200-$1,500! YOWZA!
$1,200 to fix a muffler is ridiculous. The service agent agreed and recommend I just go to a muffler shop and have them replace just the middle portion. Parts plus labor will probably equal to $600 instead. OK, that's somewhat more reasonable I guess. I certainly don't want the muffler to fall off while I'm on my way to Tahoe when it's dumping snow!
The issue is, Moose is an 11 year old SUV that is worth maybe $4,000. My main concern is operability and safety, hence the muffler should be fixed. In addition to the muffler problem, I've got three yellow lights on my dashboard that is indicating the traction control, ABS, and hill decent functions are out! The reality is all three functions are working, it's just the switchboard fuse that is broken. I've tested all three and reconfirmed with a mechanic friend of mine. To fix the switchboard, that will probably cost another $1,200 bucks which is not worth it. Instead, I just got some black tap and stuck it around the dashboard glass to block the lights so I don't see them! Finally, my brakes only have 30% left on them and will likely need replacing in 6 months. That's another $600-700 that must be spent.
All in, I will have to spend a minimum of $600 (14% value of the car), and perhaps up to $2,500 (62% value of the car) to get things nice and good again. Oh yeah, I also got my DMV car registration renewal yesterday to the tune of $109. Adding everything up, it just doesn't seem worth it…. or does it?
I've been thinking about buying a new car for the past couple of years. It's just that every time I see a new model, I get bored of it in one year, which means spending tens of thousands of dollars on a car is not a good idea. When the BMW 335i coupe first came out in 2007 for $47,000 I was determined to have one. By the time 2008 rolled around I was bored because I saw the new Audi S5 coupe roll out for the similar price. And then I got over it because something better kept coming along. It's a never ending cycle of desires.
It's strange, but to cure my car-lust, I go to car dealerships. Sometimes, I just slide on into one of them babies and inhale the intoxicating new car small as I pretend she's mine. Other times, thanks to very aggressive salespeople, I always respond "Oh, twist my arm and my nipples, OK!" when they ask me to go for a test drive. By the end of the session, I am so thrilled, that the desire to spend any money on a car dissipates!
So let's say your car is dying, you are by nature a frugal person, but fulfill the important 1/10th rule and can pay cash for whatever car it is that you desire. Do you spend 20-62% of the value of the car ($500-$2,500) fixing it to a level which can last another 5 years? Or, do you spend perhaps 35-150X that amount and buy a new, safer, more reliable car which has a 4 year, worry-free warranty? OK fine, I could also spend $20-$30,000 and buy a cheaper car too, but then I'll really get bored with the car after a year. By the way, don't forget about higher car insurance, crying if you ding your new car, sobbing if your girlfriend or boyfriend dings your new car, and never feeling at ease when you park at the grocery store!
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Updated for 2017 and beyond. I ended up finally trading in Moose for a Honda Fit named Rhino! It costs $22 to fill up a tank of gas vs. $80 before.


text: LINGUIST List: Vol-15-2302. Fri Aug 13 2004. ISSN: 1068-4875. Subject: 15.2302, Calls: General Ling/Austronesian; Cognitive Science Moderators: Anthony Aristar, Wayne State U.<aristar at linguistlist.org> Helen Dry, Eastern Michigan U. <hdry at linguistlist.org> Reviews (reviews at linguistlist.org): Sheila Collberg, U. of Arizona Terence Langendoen, U. of Arizona Home Page: http://linguistlist.org/ The LINGUIST List is funded by Eastern Michigan University, Wayne State University, and donations from subscribers and publishers. Editor for this issue: Marie Klopfenstein <marie at linguistlist.org> ========================================================================== As a matter of policy, LINGUIST discourages the use of abbreviations or acronyms in conference announcements unless they are explained in the text. To post to LINGUIST, use our convenient web form at http://linguistlist.org/LL/posttolinguist.html. =================================Directory================================= 1) Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2004 21:10:15 -0400 (EDT) From: afla12 at ucla.edu Subject: 12th Meeting of the Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association 2) Date: 13 Aug 2004 22:31:26 -0000 From: assist at cogsci.snu.ac.kr Subject: Journal of Cognitive Science -------------------------------- Message 1 ------------------------------- Date: Tue, 10 Aug 2004 21:10:15 -0400 (EDT) From: afla12 at ucla.edu Subject: 12th Meeting of the Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association 12th Meeting of the Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association Short Title: AFLA Date: 30-Apr-2005 - 02-May-2005 Location: Los Angeles, CA, United States of America Contact: Kie Zuraw Contact Email: afla12 at ucla.edu Meeting URL: http://www.linguistics.ucla.edu/afla12/ Linguistic Sub-field: General Linguistics Subject Language Family: Austronesian Call Deadline: 01-Dec-2004 Meeting Description: The UCLA Department of Linguistics is please to be hosting the 12th meeting of the Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association. Abstracts are invited for talks and posters in any area of the formal linguistics of Austronesian languages. We are pleased to announce that the UCLA Department of Linguistics will host the 12th meeting of the Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association. Abstracts are invited for 20-minute talks (plus 10 minutes for discussion), or for a poster session. Talks and posters may be in any area of the formal linguistics of Austronesian languages. SPECIAL SESSION There is the possibility of a special session, possibly after the main conference. If the special session proves feasible, a separate call will be issued for it. ABSTRACT REQUIREMENTS Submissions are limited to 1 individual and 1 joint abstract per author. (These will not count towards any submission limit for the special session.) Abstract text should be single-spaced, at least 12-point font, on one page ( US Letter or A4) with 1-inch or 2.5-cm margins on all sides. 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The Sikorsky X2 Technology demonstrator reportedly broke the speed record for rotorcraft on Monday at a maximum speed of 225 knots (417 km/h).
The previous record had been set by Trevor Egginton on a Westland G-Lynx at a speed of 216 kts (400 km/h) on August 11, 1986. The fly-by-wire X2 helicopter was flown by Kevin Bredenbeck. Unfortunately, the test flight performance was not officially.
With a counter-rotating coaxial rotor, and its brand new tail configuration, the X2 is more maneuverable as the helicopter gains in speed. Moreover, the X2 would be excellent at low-speed handling as well as hovering.
The X2 Technology demonstrator combines an integrated suite of technologies intended to advance the state-of-the-art, counter-rotating coaxial rotor helicopter. It is designed to demonstrate that a helicopter can cruise comfortably at 250 knots while retaining such desirable attributes as excellent
Thanks to its integrated auxiliary propulsion system – coaxial pusher prop concept, and to other assets among which its reduced hub drag, the Sikorsky X2 prototype should exceed the 250-knot benchmark (463 km/h)!
A Lufthansa MD-11 aircraft (modern DC-10) is reported to have crashed while landing at King Khaled International Airport in Riyadh today. Casualties have not been reported so far.
A plume of smoke could be seen as the commercial airplane reportedly caught fire in the crash, then was split into two parts according to Al Arabiya channel.
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