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B. Beede, I. Caparros, N.Chou, J. Consoli, E. Fabiano (convener),
M. Fetzer, R. Gardner, M. Gerwitz, E. Gilbert, R. Jantz, M. Kesselman,
L. Langschied, L. Maman, J. Mardikian, J. Mi, K. Mulcahy, F. Olin,
M. Page, P. Page, H. Rusak, J. Sloan (recorder), F. Tehrani, L. Vazquez,
I. Weintraub, C. Wu
1. Minutes of September 18 were approved.
2. Introduction of new RUL staff - Toyama
Ryoko introduced new members of administrative staff, Julia DiMeo, Director of3. Directors report Toyama/Puniello
Development, and Samuel MacDonald, Webmaster. Julias priority is to raise major
gift monies for the libraries and will be showing off the libraries especially to gain
support for the strategic plan. Another goal is to assist library faculty in connecting
with funding sources for special projects.
Sam will facilitate and enable the placement of content developed by the library
faculty on the web, and will update and redesign current webpages as well as work
with librarians to create new ones.
Maya Gerwitz was introduced and welcomed as temporary librarian for the Art Library.
Francoise is leading a committee investigating the purchase and implementation of4. NB Collections Group, locations subgroup report - Sloan
networked printing systems for NB libraries especially with the increased need to print
for electronic full-text journals; the preferred route is to acquire software to use on our
current PCs. These systems are all intended to provide copies from a networked printer
in response to copicard entry. Projected dates for operational printers are: Douglass and
Kilmer by January 1; Alexander, Dana and Chang by March 1; all others by June 1, 1999
Discussion ensued on cost per print copy, # of printers per library, changing the dates of
implementation for particularly libraries and the many technical problems involved with
Proquest and accessing and printing full-text from same.
Ryoko distributed several NB organization charts and suggested that "reorganization" per se,
is complete. The framework for organizing anew has been created and we are an evolving
NB organization. 14 staff positions in NB have been upgraded, 3 vacant positions downgraded
and 2 transferred to Central Administration for electronic ILL. Because we were so successful
in acquiring several upgrades, our procedures and documentation for upgrading positions are
being used as a model by other departments within the University.
Other useful lists distributed were: NB Libraries List of Contact Persons by Function, Table
of Contents of the NB Annual Report, and List of Temporary Librarians. We are now an
"evolving" organization. All of the above charts and lists are updatable online.
Jane reviewed the June 3, 1998 "Report of the Locations Subgroup" which had been5. Information Services Steering Group update Mardikian
distributed in the summer. There is also a "Summary of Recommendations [Revised and
approved, July 10, 1998] available. The report covered DSS/Cook changes in collections
and recommendations for these subject areas: american studies, business, sport & exercise
science, theater arts and dance, womens studies, visual arts. There was further discussion
following questions about the adjustment of fund codes to reflect moving collections, funding
to move collections, changes in collection responsibility. The status of the business collection
at Kilmer and women's studies at Douglass was clarified in the Long Range Plan appendix
titled "Location and Dispersion of Collections in New Brunswick"
(http://libraries.rutgers.edu/rulib/long_range_plan/long_range_plan_main.html) stating that
the present arrangement is satisfactory. The Locations Subgroup worked within those
guidelines regarding these two areas. Ilona Caparros moved for approval of the report;
all but one voted in favor.
Other issues regarding collection development were raised, discussed and referred to the
Collections Group for further discussion: need for guidelines/policies for collecting in
subjects such as area studies which crosses many subareas (L. Vazquez); review of liaison
relationships with departments (B. Beede).
Jackie reviewed the "NB Information Services Steering Group Implementation Planning6. Updates on current APP searches
Document" and emphasized that it is an evolving plan. The ISSGs first priority is
implementing the new Administrative Services Team. For support they are looking at
software capable of providing a "queuing" model to determine what kind and what depth
of personnel is appropriate at various locations. A question was raised about how the new
team would accommodate discussion of technical changes. How do we solicit input and
influence decision-making? Another question was raised about the overlap of functions
among the NB groups, teams and departments. While there is agreement that our traditional
divisions of technical services, information services and collection development are not
self-contained, alternatives are not clearly available.
Other issues raised and discussed included clarifying the relationships of some "boxes"
(groups) on the organizational chart distributed earlier (C.Wu) and communication
improvements to inform on important issues such as the discussion on MARC records
in the latest SACOTAS minutes (M. Fetzer).
Marty Kesselman There are forthcoming interviews for two candidates for the Information7. Proposed organization for SACs
Technology position in the SCC. There will be public presentations given by both. One of the
candidates in the pool had an ABD in Library Science, but not an MLS. Whether or not they
are equivalent is being reviewed by Marianne Gaunt.
Kevin Mulcahy The Humanities and World History candidates are being reviewed;
selections for interviews should occur in early November.
Mary Fetzer Twenty-two or so applications received; final candidates for the Business
Librarian will be announced soon.
Connie Wu The APP for Information Technology Librarian for the Sciences has gone
to Marianne Gaunt for approval.
Marianne Gaunts position paper on the SACs was distributed. Extensive discussion8. Organizational assessment Fabiano
ensued, about the roles and responsibilities of SAC faculty members; the complexity
of the communication task and the question of whether or not we wanted to pursue the
election of faculty members as SAC chairs. While there was interest in such a change
in SAC structure, our readiness to chair was questioned. A future model of users at the
top, librarians most familiar with their needs next, and administrators responding in
support at the bottom was offered. While setting agendas, recording discussion, and
making and communicating decisions would be helpful to our goals, we may not yet be
sufficiently experienced or effective. A decision was made to put forth a statement
about the timing of the serials cuts and consequent lack of preparation, as an example of our
questioning of the less than satisfactory effectiveness of the current decision making process.
A statement from A. Tallau, regarding the "Report of the Locations Subgroup"NEXT MEETING: November 20, 1998, 9:30am, SCC rooms 406/407.
was read earlier in the meeting. It points to the need for verifying the process of
moving decisions on issues made by groups to the full faculty; this took some time.
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For the first few years, Miss Red, cruised New England in the summer roaming from Annapolis to Newport to Block Island and Nantucket and all the lovely spots. In 2014 she and her captain and crew were getting ready for the Newport to Bermuda Race! This was the really big adventure and in preparation, Miss Red received the royal treatment and lavish expense account. She easily passed the rigorous safety inspection required for entry. She made a good passage and was definitely noticed! After a double hand return to the shore of Massachusetts in early June, 2015, she made the trip to Nova Scotia! It's true what they say…the fog is mostly off the coast! Miss Red enjoyed the whole summer up there. The sail back was exciting with 25 knot winds in fog with 40 degree weather. Miss Red performed flawlessly and everything worked from the new B&G navigation system to the mechanicals. She was flawless. In 2016, Miss Red again made the trip to Bermuda, completing the journey in four days with winds of every variety from storm force to the infamous light and variable "Bermuda High". Miss Red sailed beautifully through it all and we are not surprised! Miss Red sailed from Bermuda to Charleston, SC, where she is presently lives.
Where ever she goes, Miss Red is noticed! They call her Big Red! Up in Nova Scotia at the NS Royal Yacht Squadron, she drew crowds both on and off the water. In Bermuda, many crew from other boats and even staff from the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club came to visit and "take a look". Just look at the pictures. She is amazingly spectacular!
We especially love this Valiant 50 because she has served both her owners so very well. This is a rare opportunity to own a famous Valiant 50 that is absolutely proven. She circumnavigated with hardly a hiccup while other cruisers suffered failures and breakdowns. I guess this is why Valiant is the choice for solo sailors and for live aboard cruising couples. It is because safety and dependability are the foremost reasons that couples choose Valiant. It's quality! Valiant construction is second to none! This is one of the strongest boats you could possible own. The equipment installation is superior and maintainable anywhere in the world. It's Performance! The Valiant 50's speed and sailing characteristics in all conditions are proven beyond doubt. The Valiant 50 is a magnificent powerful sailing vessel that faster and more comfortably than its sailing companions including many other high caliber vessels. It's proven! This proven design and hull shape with its classic Bob Perry cruising fin keel and skeg hung rudder has proved a well mannered race horse. She tracks straight and true. She is easily balanced and steered by her auto pilot. In her previous life, she sailed around the world steered by the autopilot in all conditions even flying the spinnaker for days on end. Sailors on other boats had to hand steer at the least pleasant of times!
She's easy to sail. Sailing short-handed, means one person must to feel comfortable and secure in all conditions, whether taking friends for a cruise or sailing the coast as a couple, or circumnavigating the world when two small people easily sailed the boat in all conditions without crew on any passage. Miss Red is equipped with an in-boom furling mainsail Leisurefurl system and Schaefer roller furling headsails the boat is properly rigged with an electric winch and she is extremely easy to sail.
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Valiant is the standard against which blue water boats are measured and other Valiant can be measured against Miss Red. She is absolutely gorgeous attracting attention wherever she sails. Without a doubt, this is an incredible opportunity for you to own the ultimate blue water voyager, ready to go now!
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The Valiant 50 Miss Red is a very special vessel designed and built by a couple to voyage around the world. It works! She has a beautiful owner's aft stateroom on the port quarter which is the very best place to sleep. With the aft head and stall shower at the companionway, and famous pantry, galley and nav next forward, she is a perfect passage maker. The forward stateroom is extra special with port side upper and lower berths with storage and vanity to starboard. This layout also provides a great storage area forward in the forepeak. The layout was specified for ocean voyaging for a family of four and it totally works! The layout offers the ultimate passage making comfort for a couple and kids or crew. It offers luxurious living space for a small family or for a couple with guests aboard anywhere in the world. With the galley located adjacent the nav station on the port side and the head aft, it is brilliant at sea or at anchor. The vessel has stowage and load carrying capacity for absolutely everything you need on your extended voyage.
The salon is bright and spacious for living aboard and makes a truly comfortable home anywhere. If you do have crew on a passage, thesalon has two perfect sea berths; and the port side dinette makes a big double berth. The main salon is so comfortable; you will believe you are in a living room. With the new red upholstery, it is beautiful and it is literally brand new. With the traditional centerline table opened, you can seat eight in spacious comfort. The galley just aft to port sets the standard for galleys. It is incredible at sea and wonderful at anchor, or at the dock. The head and separate shower are functional at sea as the location is close to the cockpit and comfortable in a seaway. The aft cabin to port is spacious and offers the most comfortable berth at sea and at anchor and as such it is the master cabin on this ocean going vessel. For the cruising couple, this is the perfect passage maker. She is comfortable, fast and easy to sail. This is a perfect layout with the off watch person is always very close by within easy distance of the cockpit. This aft cabin is very comfortable with drawers under the berth; a cedar lined hanging locker, and a dressing seat with storage under.
Valiant is special having NO wood outside! Down below there is a cherry forest and the quality is immediately evident when you see the fine craftsmanship demonstrated in everything from the cabin sole, to the cabinets, to the furniture and fixtures. The interior woodwork is American Cherry wood with a hand rubbed oil finish that is absolutely lovely, so lovely, you could never imagine that she has sailed around the world! The cabin sole is teak inlaid with basswood strips coated with satin Varithan. The interior is beautiful woodwork including the bulkheads, cabinetry, and the doors, and dovetailed drawers, and cherry trim. The interior is all beautiful warm wood! Where is makes sense, in the head, galley, and cabin sides, and ceiling panels, light cream Formica is a refreshing counterpoint to the warmth of the woodwork. Ash battens line the hull sides warmly glow with soft satin finish. The cabin interior is light and bright and well ventilated with many opening ports and hatches. At night the lighting is provided with dome lights and reading lights at the settees and berth with additional LED and Alpenglow lighting. The upholstery is brand new red upholstery. It is warm, comforting and gorgeous.
Bob Perry definitely designs a boat that "cooks" in more ways than one, start with the sailing and go to the galley! The Valiant classic U shaped galley to port is considered one of the best galleys on any sailing vessel. It is extremely workable with ample counter space with Corian countertop. Outboard to port is the Broadwater propane stove with four burners and large oven. There is built in dish storage and storage outboard the stove with the microwave just aft outboard. Storage abounds in cupboards and a deep storage locker, but that is not the best part. The best part is the perfect Valiant pantry with its slide out shelves is in easy reach. The well insulated ice box with fridge and separate freezer section has a great Sea Frost 110v refrigeration system at the aft side of the galley against the bulkhead. On the forward side there is immense counter space with deep double stainless steel sinks near the center line facing forward into the salon. Outboard, there is a huge locker for dry storage and pans and pans. The galley will make any chef pretty happy.
Wonderful water capacity with 200 gallons in two tanks, one is epoxy lined aluminum under settees, not in the bilge
Spectra 400 water maker, 400 gallons per day! 14 gallons per hour installed in engine room
PAR pressure water pump
Large head with stall shower located at the companionway on the aft starboard side
Standard marine toilet with holding tank
Y Valves for overboard discharge offshore
Aft head has a holding tank 35 gallon, plastic
Macerator pump for offshore discharge as well as deck pump out inshore
Sink and vanity with storage outboard, and under storage
Clothes hamper
Stall shower with teak grate, sump and seat with wet locker outboard
Cockpit shower
Two 20lb tanks
Pressure gauge and solenoid
Vented propane stern lockers holds one tank in each locker
Navigation and Communications Systems
The Valiant 50 has a wonderful navigation station that is your ship's office. The large chart table is entirely finished in cherry wood. The instrument panel is customized for your instruments and yet it is easily modified when things change. The electrical panel and all the monitoring systems are right there, all in one place, in the ship's office. Miss Red's new electronics package includes everything you need for a circumnavigation with plenty of redundancy.
Navigation instrument displays are mounted in the cockpit where you want them with additional displays at the nav station.
Mechanical Systems:
When it comes to systems installation, the build quality of Valiant Yachts is evident. One of the requirements for a blue water voyaging vessel is access to everything, and Valiant passes the test. The engine room houses the Westerbeke 63 HP with a V drive to accommodate the sleek underbody. The Valiant factory does an outstanding job of organizing and labeling every component, every thru hull, ever wire, and every hose. So you everything is done right and most everything is labeled. This is a vessel that is easy to maintain anywhere in the world, and Valiant Yachts will still ship parts anywhere in the world if you need them! In fact other people will stick close to you!
Step in engine room with work bench and storage area
Westerbeke 63 HP main engine with only less than 3400 hours
Aluminum fuel tanks with fuel in four fuel tanks outboard of cockpit lockers for a total of 156 gallons (easy to replace if you ever need to, which likely you would not as they are not in the bilge)
Fuel manifold system
Dual Racor 500 fuel filters
Remote oil filters for engine and genset
Electric oil change pump
Wema gauge for water and fuel tanks
Fuel transfer pump for the forward extra fuel tank under forward berth
Deluxe engine instrument panel
Single lever control at pedestal
PYI drip less shaft seal
Line cutters on the shaft
Autoprop, three-blade feathering propeller
Many spare parts
Maintenance log
Emergency tiller
Steering system:
Wheel steering at pedestal
Edson cable and quadrant system
Alpha 3000 Autopilot with remote
Electrical System:
Westerbeke 8KW Genset with an estimated 4000 hours located behind the engine with access from cockpit and engine room
Solar panels – two SM55 Siemens and two Solara SM40 – total is 190 watts arch mounted and on hard dodger
New Balmar alternator 150 amp!
12 Volt System:
New Batteries – house bank of six new gel batteries totalling 510 amps
New start batteries for engine
Batteries very well installed under the aft berth
Main engine alternator is a New Balmar upgraded to 150 amp
Battery selector switch
Link battery monitor
Smart Gauge Battery sensor
DC breaker panel
Nav lights,
LED tricolor with strobe (including LED Anchor light)
Nice mast wiring junction box
Steaming light
Stern light
Cabin lights including Alpenglow low amp lights
Cockpit lighting, red and white lights under hard dodger with switch at companionway
Electric bilge pump
12 volt outlets (three)
Cabin fans12v
110V System:
New Prosine Freedom Inverter charger
Shore power connection
50 amp 110v and 50 amp 240v with transformer
30 amp, 110v service
Cruise Air marine air conditioner - two 16K BTU units
110 v outlets - 9
SeaFrost 110v refrigeration system
Generator! 8KW Westerbeke
240 Volt System:
Transformer – 5000 watt allows you to connect in pretty much any country in the world!
Sails and Rigging:
The Valiant 50 is a powerful sailing machine and yet she is easily managed in all conditions. Miss Red's current owners have gently cruised New England frequenting the posh mooring fields and restaurants from Newport to Nantucket. While Miss Red has graced many a harbor in New England in the summer, this boat has been there and done it. In 2014 she completed the Newport Bermuda Race and cruised Nova Scotia. In 2016 she sailed to Bermuda and south to Charleston. She sailed around the world in four short years! They all say is easy! She is generally first to every port! Her captain and crew arrive rested. The boat is a perfect passage maker, rigged for easy sailing and she has a really comfortable layout that does not wear out her crew. Our V50 circumnavigators reported few serious upwind passages during which the boat just shouldered into the weather and leaped over the waves. But mostly it was downwind and the boat sailed effortlessly under spinnaker or a poled out jib day and night! Any time the wind did wind pipe up you just reef her down and sail swiftly and in comfort and safety. The best part is that the boat is so manageable with the Leisurefurl mainsail, it is easy to sail short handed.
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Impressive! It is amazing that the original Valiant 40 design from Bob Perry was the first "performance cruiser". Now 35 years later Valiant 50 is the same proven design "on steroids" with the classic Bob Perry long fin cruising keel, skeg hung rudder, and rounded rear end giving her that long handsome lengthy waterline, with superb buoyancy and straight true tracking. The Valiant has proved the design over and over in winning single hand BOC races and taking couples around the world with the autopilot (or windvane) steering easily in all conditions! The Valiant 50 is proved to be super fast and comfortable and very well mannered. Cruising couples choose this performance cruiser because she is built to take you to sea and bring you back again! Valiant construction sets the standard for a solidly robust and well built vessel that meets rigorous standards set by the ocean! In production for thirty-five years, the Valiant factory built every boat by hand the way real boats are built with hand laid layers of fiberglass matt, woven roving and Isophthalic resin. The laminate schedule of 20 layers at the base of the keel stub and 11 at the waterline and six at the sheer result in a hull with structural integrity and impressive strength. With all the bulkheads and furniture tabbed into the hull sides on the inside, the boat is like one monolithic structure. It sure makes you feel secure in the middle of the ocean. The boat sails incredibly well. With her long waterline of 40'3" and beam of 13'10" she is very stable. With her lead keel with 31% ballast and draft of 6'3" she is stiff and solid and carries sail well. Her long cruising fin keel makes her track true and steer easily with her Alpha autopilot. Steering by hand, you find finger tip control.
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Whatever happened to smart fridges?
The internet of things seems to be invading every part of our lives nowadays. Autonomous cars, smart devices, digital cities – everything and everyone is connected in the modern world. It makes you wonder how long it will be until we're living in a science fiction novel!
Connected devices play an important role in incredibly significant industries, but that doesn't mean they are beyond the grasp of your real estate too. Every year, our appliances get faster, more efficient, and most importantly, smarter. Technology is intended to make our lives easier, and there are few things that take the difficulty out of everyday living than the smart fridge.
What is it?
"The butt of tradeshow bylines for years"
There's no worse feeling than brewing a nice cup of tea or pouring a great cup of coffee, and then nothing but a horrid, rancid sludge pours out of the milk carton into your mug. Wouldn't it be fantastic if there was a device that could tell you when your food is about to go off, or even automatically order what you need for the week from the local supermarket?
That's exactly what a smart fridge can do.
What happened?
Or rather, what it will be able to do. Internet fridges have been around for a while, but only recently have we seen some real development in the field. Before this, they were essentially fridges with a built in internet browser – an odd combination that saw only a little traction in consumer sales. Forbes even named it "the butt of tradeshow bylines for years" in one 13 January article.
The cameras also allow you to check what you need in the fridge while you are at, say, the supermarket.
However, despite the rocky start, it looks like the "intellifridge" still has plenty of steam in the engine, as Samsung has recently unveiled its new Family Hub Refrigerator, which really seems able to deliver everything that a smart fridge should. While it still lacks automatic ordering, it does contain three built in cameras for mobile food monitoring (perfect for catching sneaky snackers while you're away), as well as the typical built-in smart device intended to replace physical calendars and post-it notes.
Perhaps slightly more practically, the cameras also allow you to check what you need in the fridge while you are at, say, the supermarket. You may also still be able to order food from it manually, as news.com.au reports that Samsung is in talks with local shops to enable integration with this device.
The Smart future
With the Australian Media and Communications Authority recording that almost half of Australians own a tablet and Deloitte finding that 81 per cent of Aussies own a smartphone, is the smart fridge the next logical step in the future? Smart devices are already in our pockets, why not take them into our Australian real estate too?


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Laura Dunn Goldberg, MD, is an Associate Staff research investigator in the Department of Orthopedic Sports Medicine at Cleveland Clinic's Lorain campus in Lorain, Ohio. She was appointed in 2006 as a primary care sports medicine staff member with the Department of Orthopedics, at Kolczun & Kolczun Orthopedic Associates in Lorain.
Previously, Dr. Goldberg was a pediatric emergency attending physician at University Hospital's Rainbow Babies and Children Hospital in Cleveland. She also served as a clinical research investigator at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland and University of Vermont in Burlington, Vt.
Dr. Goldberg received her medical degree from University of Vermont College of Medicine in Burlington in 2002. She completed her pediatric residency at Case Western Reserve University Hospital's Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio. In 2006, she completed her primary care sports medicine fellowship with the Cleveland Clinic's Department of Orthopedic Sports Medicine.
She is board-certified in both pediatrics and primary care sports medicine and is licensed to practice in Ohio. Dr. Goldberg is an author and presenter and a member of numerous professional societies including the American Medical Society of Sports Medicine, American Medical Athletic Association, the American College of Sports Medicine and the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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dr laura goldberg was excellent. she seemed to know her stuff. when i didnt have / she didnt have the images and results from tri-point, she was able to make an assessment of my condition quickly right in the exam room. i appreciate that she took that initiative and didnt allow my visit to be wasted without the tri-point info at hand.
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again the care was excellent but I had several important matters to discuss and the doctor was in a big hurry and running late. She answered my question but it was a lot of information to digest in very little time
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Dr. Goldberg was very helpful during my visit. She explained what she was doing and answered all my questions.
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This is an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic, well-qualified Teacher of Maths to join this successful department.
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Brinsworth Academy is the founding member academy of the Learning Engagement and Achievement Partnership MAT, which currently comprises 2 secondary schools with another secondary school converting to join the trust imminently.
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text: Daryl Johnson - is an Actor/Screenwriter based out of Los Angeles, who has garnered most of his notoriety through hilarious commercials i.e. Bacardi Gold and The Ladders and with a stint on the recently revamped version of MTV's Punk'd. He is also the co-creator of the award winning web series Friends in Therapy with Joe Towne which has garnered a lot of attention. He is currently writing a few projects including a comedy feature, a pilot based on the award winning web series Friends in Therapy and an Animated comedy series. He is repped by UTA and managed by Haven Entertainment.


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When I was young and they were still together, my mom and dad would take my sister and I camping. We would explore places like Logan Canyon, The Cottonwood Canyons, The Uintas,...READ MORE
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text: The battle against Alice and Dexus. I can't seem to beat them. I am also having a hard time killing them >< Anyone know how I can beat them in a easier way? I am fighting with a level 52 Emil and a level 50 Marta. And, on youtube, people can check out the stats of the enemy. Anyone know how to do that?


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It appears this match made in Hollywood heaven has come to an end. Rap star Big Sean and his now former fiancee Naya Rivera have called off their engagement. Rumors recently began to surface of cheating in their relationship but neither confirmed that to be true. A rep from Big Sean's camp gave this statement to Us Mag:
"After careful thought and much consideration, Sean has made the difficult decision to call the wedding off," his rep tells Us. "The recent rumors and accusations reported by so called or fake sources are simply untrue. Sean wishes Naya nothing but the best and it is still his hope that they can continue to work through their issues privately. We will not be commenting again on this matter."
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The Justice Department, acting through Immigrant and Employee Rights Section (IER), has filed a Complaint against Crop Production Services Inc. (Crop Production) of Loveland, Colorado, for allegedly discriminating against U.S. workers in violation of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA). In announcing the Complaint, Attorney General Jeff Sessions stated, In the spirit of President Trumps Executive Order on Buy American and Hire American, the Department of Justice will not tolerate employers who discriminate against U.S. workers because of a desire to hire temporary foreign visa holders.
The Complaint, filed with Office of Chief Administration Hearing Officer (OCAHO), alleges Crop Production discriminated against at least three U.S. citizens by refusing to employ them as seasonal technicians in El Campo, Texas, because Crop Production preferred to hire temporary foreign workers under the H-2A visa program. Additionally, the Complaint alleges Crop Production imposed more burdensome requirements on U.S. citizens than it did on H-2A visa workers to discourage U.S. citizens from working at the facility. For instance, the Complaint alleged that whereas U.S. citizens had to complete a background check and a drug test before being permitted to start work, H-2A workers could begin working without completing them and, in some cases, never completed them. The Complaint also alleged Crop Production refused to consider a limited-English proficient U.S. citizen for employment but hired H-2A workers who could not speak English. Ultimately, all of Crop Productions 15 available seasonal technician jobs in 2016 went to H-2A workers rather than U.S. workers.
Under the INA, it is unlawful for employers to intentionally discriminate against U.S. workers because of their citizenship status or to otherwise favor the employment of temporary foreign workers over available, qualified U.S. workers. In addition, the H-2A visa program requires employers to recruit and hire available, qualified U.S. workers before hiring temporary foreign workers. The Complaint seeks back pay on behalf of the workers, civil penalties, and other remedial relief to correct and prevent discrimination.
This Complaint and Attorney General Sessions statement demonstrate the ability of the Trump administration to enforce Trumps Executive Order - Buy American and Hire American. This is the second Complaint filed in two months alleging discrimination against U.S. citizens. I discussed the first Complaint against Technical Marine Maintenance Texas LLC in a prior blog post - http://blogs.ilw.com/entry.php?10034...tus-is-Unusual.
For the answers to many other questions related to employer immigration compliance, I invite you to read my new book, The I-9 and E-Verify Handbook, which is available at http://www.amazon.com/dp/0997083379.
By Bruce Buchanan, Sebelist Buchanan Law
Godwins Nursery and Trees paid nearly over $117,000 in back-pay and $29,500 in penalties after the U.S. Department of Labor determined the company passed over qualified U.S. citizen workers from Puerto Rico in favor of hiring foreign workers under the H-2A visa program.
The Department of Labor determined that the nursery violated Section 218 of the Immigration and Nationality Act by denying five qualified workers from Puerto Rico the chance to work; instead, hiring four Mexican nationals through the H-2A visa program.
Additionally, Department of Labor determined that Godwin failed to post information about the rights of agricultural workers, as required by law, and he failed to provide housing for the workers that adhered to housing health and safety standards.
Remember if an employer is going to utilize the H-2A program or other non-immigrant visa programs, such as H-2A, one cannot discriminate against U.S. citizens.
By Bruce Buchanan, Sebelist Buchanan Law
An administrative law judge (ALJ) of the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) found Gonzalo Fernandez, the president and operator of Fernandez Farms, to have violated numerous laws concerning H-2A visa workers and ordered payment of over $2 million.
The ALJ found the company required each H-2A worker to pay about $1600 from their wages in illegal kickbacks to cover the administrative costs of the H-2A program. For this violation, the ALJ ordered Fernandez to pay $410,850 to the affected workers.
The ALJ also found Fernandez was not paying the correct piece/wage rate and overtime, nor providing free housing to H-2A workers. For these violations, Fernandez was ordered to pay approximately $650,000.
Overall, Fernandez was ordered to pay approximately $1.1 million to the affected workers and approximately $1.3 million in civil penalties to the DOL. Furthermore, Fernandez Farms was barred from participating in the H-2A visa program for three years.
Not only did Fernandez commit the above violations, the ALJ also found he threatened and coerced workers to deter them from reporting the violations and forced them to hide or lie to the DOL investigators.


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HoM on foundation (AirPlay speaker)CNET's Luke Westaway tries the new House of Marley Foundation speakers with AirPlay.
Hello, I'm [unk] here at CES in fabulous Las Vegas, taking a look at the House of Marley One Foundation home audio system. So, as you can see, this is an absolutely massive speaker system for your home. It was here last year in its concept stages. But this, I'm told, is the finished article. It comes in two finishes, that's walnuts and birch. You're looking at the walnut one right here. The birch is gonna be slightly lighter. This is a 220 watts speaker system with 5-1/4 inch woofers for a really meaty, bassy noise. This one button on the top cycles 3 modes and it has digital and auxiliary inputs plus USB on the side. It could also do stereo RCA in and out which is pretty handy. More excitingly, this speaker has AirPlay which is Apple's wireless audio technology. That means you'll be able to hook up your iPhone or iPad or iPod Touch and play music over WiFi as you wonder aimlessly around the house. It could hurt your bank balance, however. This speaker's gonna cost 700 dollars when it comes out in the third quarter of 2013. If you're not a big fan of AirPlay, I'm told that a Bluetooth version will be coming out a few months after that. As for sound quality, first impressions are that this speaker is very loud and delivers a lot of punch when it comes to bass. It's pretty crowded and noisy here, though. So, wait for the full review where we're really be putting sound quality through its basses. Beats by Dr. Dre may have started the musician-branded audio craze, but House of Marley looks to be trying to replicate that success. They've got some interesting stuff coming out in 2013; so, we'll see how it goes. I'm [unk] [unk] and this is the House of Marley One Foundation.


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Keira Knightley to Play a Gay Teacher on London Stage?
The actress will make her West End-debut in "The Children's Hour," which, if successful, could move to Broadway
Keira Knightley is set to make her West End debut.
The Pirates of the Caribbean star will appear in The Children's Hour in London early next year, the New York Post reports. She'll play a teacher who is suspected of being a lesbian after one of her students spreads rumors about her relationship with another instructor at the girls' boarding school in which she works.
If the show is successful across the pond, it'll likely open on Broadway next winter. See more photos of Knightley at the BFI London Film Festival earlier this month.
The play was written in 1934. It was banned in Boston, but opened in Paris to successful reviews. It premiered in Broadway in 1936.
The Post says Rosie O'Donnell may play the woman with whom Knightley is suspected of having a relationship.
The revival will be directed by Ian Rickson, who also helmed the return of The Seagull on Broadway several years ago.


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text: Helen Wozniak, 82, beloved wife of the late Thaddeus; loving mother of the late Teddy; dear sister of Anna Ozierska; sister-in-law of Elwira Talaga and Joseph Szwed; fond aunt of Alexander (Janina) Ozierski, Chester (Jolanta) Ozierski, Andrew and Teddy Talaga and Dorothy (Marty) Schoubel; dear great-aunt of Anna (Richard) Podgorski; dearest friend of Irene (Thaddeus) Czajka. Visitation Friday 3 to 9 p.m. at Malec & Sons Funeral Home, 6000 N. Milwaukee Ave. Funeral Saturday 8:45 a.m. from the funeral home to St. James Church for 9:30 a.m. Mass. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. 773-774-4100.


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Controller Savings For The Smaller Grower
like DIF and night set-back.
A controller does not have to be elaborate or complicated to save you money and improve your crop quality. It does not have to control every operation of the greenhouse to be effective. Replacing thermostats with a simple controller that handles only the heating and cooling will save you energy and improve your crops. Many affordable controllers add settings like DIF, night set-back, humidity control and curtain control and still stay price competitive with thermostats.
Single Temperature Reading
One of the greatest cost savings that a controller produces versus thermostats is from the coordination of heats and cools from one temperature probe. It is almost universal that growers will tell you that in a greenhouse with thermostats, you will, sooner or later, get heats and cools running at the same time. This can happen when the heat thermostat is located too close to an inlet or when a thermostat loses its calibration, causing overlap between the heating and cooling ranges.
A controller uses one temperature reading and compares this to a set point to decide if heating or cooling is needed. The temperature cannot be in both the heating and cooling zone, so only heating or cooling will be
active–never both.
The accuracy of a controller will also lead to savings. Inaccurate thermostats often cause the temperature to be higher than the dial setting, causing energy waste through higher heat loss. The accuracy of controllers also makes the staging of appliances effective by using only equipment needed to maintain the desired temperature. In fact, Mark Lugibill of Lugibill's Greenhouses in Columbus Grove, Ohio, says when he originally installed his controllers, it took a little time to get used to the preciseness of the controllers because he was used to "sloppy thermostats."
Night Setback & DIF
Heat loss is a function of the temperature difference from the inside to the outside. Night is generally the time of lowest outside temperature, so dropping the night temperature (night set back) can save energy. Most decisions have trade offs. Be careful that your night set back does not affect your 24 hour average temperature so much that you extend your growing time and miss target dates. Raising your day temperature, when it is easier to heat due to warmer outside temperatures and solar gain, can help boost your 24 hour average temperature to compensate for the night set back.
Lowering the night temperature and raising the day temperature can lead to plant stretch so you can take advantage of the DIF feature of many controllers. DIF is the lowering of the temperature during the one to two hours just before sunrise. The early-morning drop of temperature can convince some plants to act as if the entire day is cooler than the night. This reduces stretch plus allows you to drop your temperature just prior to sunrise, which is usually the coldest time of the night.
Additional Features
Losing a crop to disease is a horrible waste of energy and labor! Humidity control is the first tool in fighting disease by keeping leaves and surfaces dry. Manual humidity control with thermostats can be tedious, time consuming and inconsistent. First, you adjust the cooling thermostats to purge the humid air. Next, you adjust the thermostats to stop the ventilation and start heating to capture more humidity. Then you repeat the first step to exhaust more humidity. Lastly, you adjust your thermostats back to their original settings and hope they control at the same temperature as before. Controllers with a built-in dehumidification cycle make automated humidity control easy and consistent. The cycle is triggered at a consistent humidity level, runs without any manual adjustments and returns to precisely the original set point. Humidity control does use energy, but saving a crop by controlling the humidity can keep you from being penny-wise and pound-foolish.
Energy/shade curtains are great energy saving devices but hard to control manually. Matt Mohrfeld, of Matt's Greenhouse & Flower Cottage in Fort Madison, Iowa, wanted to add an energy curtain and inquired about what additional controls he would have to add. He was pleased to find out the small controller he was using had the capability to extend the curtain at night with the timer and adjust the curtain during the day with an unused proportional output. When you are upgrading from thermostats to an affordable controller, make sure it has a timer function to close a curtain at night and a proportional output to move the shade curtain during the day.
Monitoring your greenhouse remotely with a computer interface is another indirect saving that controllers can provide over thermostats. Checking all your greenhouses from your desk or home will eliminate the cold, night-time walk to each greenhouse to check on the heaters and thermostats. You will know the temperature of each house without opening the door and letting more cold air in. Additionally, controllers generally have alarms to alert you of problems and prevent the awful surprise of opening a greenhouse and finding it frozen due to a heater that failed after your last check of the night.
A small, affordable controller can save you energy. "This is the best thing going for small growers," Richard Bodfish of Bodfish Farms in South Haven, Mich., says of his controllers. Growers who have indicated that the system paid for itself in one growing season have attributed the greatest saving to not running heats and cools at the same time. The great thing about controllers is they are installed for energy savings, and then quickly become a growing tool that will help produce better crops. Schlegal Greenhouse in Indianapolis purchased a controller for the energy benefits but, Terry Christian, a grower there, also commented that they had the best poinsettia crop in 20 years thanks to tight control and DIF. A controller will not solve all your greenhouse problems, but a small affordable controller can start saving energy dollars, provide growing tools not available with thermostats and free up time that was spent continually adjusting thermostats.


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Appledore...brief historyDue to the proximity of Appledore & Instow the Villages histories have travelled parallel paths so you can expect many events through history to be the same.
The history of Appledore is well document in the 'Illustrated History of Appledore'. Books 1 & 2 by David Carter. Indeed Book 2 provides an excellent path of historic dating evidence going to 4200BC in the surrounding areas. Appledore itself is better annotated during landing of the Danish Army lead by King Ubba. Defeated he was by 'brave men of Devon' legend has it, where the battle ended at Bloody Corner. Bloody Corner located on the sharp bend in the road between Appledore & Northam commemorated with a stone to this day.
With further reference in Domesday Book with Appledore as we know it today considered part of Northam, with Noble Land & Gentry laying claim to pastures, selling and leasing through time to their own ends. Indeed the name Appledore did not appear until 14th Century circa. 1320s in a Petition Document with the National Archives in which the village of Affpeldorford is mentioned.
Throughout time Appledore has gone through growth and decline as economic prospects sailed in and out, along with the tide. There have also been some famous people with Stephen Borough being one of Englands most famous Explorer and Navigators. The Spanish Armada also had ships crewed mostly with people from Appledore and the surrounding area in 1588. Under Sir Richard Grenville's command, five ships in all joined Sir Francis Drake at Plymouth to head off for the Spanish Armada.
Instow...brief historyAppledore History thepaths the villages have travelled and unsurprisingly
Unsurprisingly Instow shares many historic parallels with Appledore including much of the growth and decline like Appledore; with trade activity up and down the Taw and Torridge Rivers through the centuries.
An excellent book 'Instow a History' by Historian Dr Alison Grant contains many pictures and local stories of the Parish of Instow past and more recent times. This book notes the eminent figures from the past, such as the 18th century engraver Ferdinand Bauer. Featuring along side 20th century heroes Sir Francis Chichester and David Shepherd (Shep) and even earlier with Romans, Doomsday Book entries, through to Clevlands and Christies local families of the time, with the Christies still residing nearby in Tapley Park. However this book is primarily a story of ordinary folk through the ages in peace and in war, sickness and in health, working and playing, on the water and on the land.
Instow evolved predominant from a Land and Gentry and farming community over the centuries, given the natural expanse of land from the waters front, which has significantly changed to the present day. Over the past three centuries the water front has given way to a modern Quay side, a railway which is now a footpath and sandy beaches with the changing tides of economic decline and prosperity.


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NATIONAL LEAGUE -- Named Chicago Cubs second baseman Ryne Sandberg player of the week.
SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS -- Purchased the contract of left-hander Mike Jeffcoat from Phoenix of the Pacific Coast League; optioned pitcher Frank Williams to Phoenix.


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Special equipment: a collapsible steamer basket
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Spread the pine nuts on one side of a baking sheet and the cumin seeds on the other side, not mixing the two together. Toast the nuts and spices until fragrant and browning in spots, 6 to 7 minutes. Remove the baking sheet from the oven and let cool.
Cut the tops off the carrots and reserve. Peel the carrots and chop them into 1-inch pieces.
Fill a medium wide-mouthed pot with 2 inches of water. Set a collapsible steamer basket insert into the pot, then bring to a simmer over high heat. Put the carrots in the steamer basket and cook, covered, until the largest pieces are tender when pierced with a knife, 10 to 12 minutes.
Puree the carrots and chickpeas with a food processor until blended. Add the orange juice, tahini, reserved cumin seeds and 2 teaspoons salt and continue to process until the mixture is smooth and light and very well blended, about 5 minutes, scraping down the bowl as necessary. Transfer the carrot hummus to a medium bowl and reserve.
Pick 1/2 cup packed leaves off of the stems of the carrot tops and reserve. Discard the stems. Pulse the garlic and all but 1 teaspoon of the pine nuts in a food processor until coarsely ground. Add the carrot top leaves, mint, 1/4 teaspoon salt and all but 1/4 teaspoon of the orange zest and pulse until finely chopped. With the processor on, slowly drizzle in the oil and process until blended well.
Spread half of the carrot hummus in the bottom of a medium glass serving bowl. Spread 1/2 cup Greek yogurt on top. Spread the remaining carrot hummus over that. Spread the pesto into a wide circle in the center and drop a dollop of the remaining 1/4 cup yogurt in the center of the pesto. Sprinkle with the remaining teaspoon pine nuts and 1/4 teaspoon orange zest. Serve with toasted pita triangles.
The dip can be made ahead and refrigerated. Before serving, pull the dip out and let it warm up about 30 minutes.
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Avenged Sevenfold has yet another new album headed out -- this one a live acoustic set that will be coming out digitally on Friday (December 8).
Avenged Sevenfold Live at the Grammy Museum features the group's performance there earlier this fall, its five songs including the group's cover of the Rolling Stones' "As Tears Go By" along with band favorites "Hail To The King," "Roman Sky," "Exist" and "So Far Away."
In a statement A7X says the release is celebrating its first-ever Grammy Award nomination -- Best Rock Song for the title track from its latest album, The Stage -- and that "a portion of the proceeds...will benefit the educational initiatives of the Grammy Museum, which seek to inspire youth to the enduring qualities and cultural significance of music."
The GRAMMYs will be presented on January 28 in New York, while A7X begins a North American headlining tour on January 12 in Nashville, with Breaking Benjamin and Bullet For My Valentine opening.
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We're excited about our Grammy nomination so we're releasing a special acoustic album, "Avenged Sevenfold Live at the GRAMMY Museum," on Dec 8th. A portion of the proceeds from this digital-only...
Gary Graff is an award-winning music journalist who not only covers music but has written books on Bob Seger, Neil Young and Bruce Springsteen.


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Housing Law (LAW-985-001)
Ezra Rosser
Readings are available on the syllabus, but if you have questions about this class, please do not hesitate to contact the professor at email@example.com
This class focuses on housing law and policy. We will cover everything from urban development and suburbanization to gentrification and public housing programs. The class is graded primarily through a final paper that if done well will satisfy the ULWR.
Textbooks and Other Materials
The textbook information on this page was provided by the instructor. Students should use this information when considering purchases from the AU Campus Store or other vendors. Students may check to determine if books are currently available for purchase online.
Most of the readings are not in books, but the required books to purchase are: ALEX F. SCHWARTZ, HOUSING POLICY IN THE UNITED STATES (3rd ed. 2014). MATTHEW DESMOND, EVICTED (2016).
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"There is no wrong way to work with your dreams." – Dr. Michael Lennox
Thirty years ago, when I started working with my dreams, I had no idea how to go about it.
I decided to use what I call the "John Powell" method. I relied upon his wise advice "If you don't know the answer; live the question."
I would pick out the main symbol(s) in the dream; and reflect on it throughout the following day.
What could this symbol represent?
Eventually, its meaning would reveal itself to me. This would take two or three days with most dream symbols.
I would then experience what Jeremy Taylor refers to as the "aha moment" that occurs when you have made a connection with what a symbol represents.
Over time, the process "quickened" to a point where I could understand most symbols before the end of the following day.
Except for those oddly elusive ones which would capture my attention for a much longer period of time before its deeper meaning would be revealed to me – either by the dreams that followed; or by a future event in my life.


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Diane Kruger: Dental Spa Visit!
Diane Kruger chats on her cell phone after leaving a Dental Spa and Whitening Studio on Thursday (August 16) in Vancouver, Canada.
The 36-year-old actress decided to take a twenty minute walk to get home to enjoy the beautiful day.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Diane Kruger
The day before, Diane took a solo trip to the movie theater to check out the new comedy flick The Campaign.
In case you missed it, check out the trailer for Diane's boyfriend Joshua Jackson's upcoming movie Inescapable.
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Cougars Edge Vandals on Cook's Three
Dec. 14, 2008
MOSCOW, Idaho - Washington State freshman April Cook connected on only one field goal Sunday against Idaho, but it was the biggest field goal of her life, leading the Cougars to a 53-50 victory over the Vandals at Cowan Spectrum. The Cougars improved to 6-2 on the season, while the Vandals fell to 3-6.
With 52 seconds remaining in the game, Idaho's Charlotte Otero hit a 3-pointer to give the Vandals a 50-48 lead. Just 19 seconds later, Cook nailed a 3-pointer of her own, putting the Cougars back in front 51-50. Senior guard Katie Appleton recorded her fourth steal of the game on Idaho's next possession, and freshman guard Jazmine Perkins added two free throws for the final margin.
'That was the first three I have ever shot to win a game,' Cook said. 'I knew I needed to get down, square up and make the shot.'
The Cougars shot only 25.7 percent (18-of-70) from the field on the game, but forced 27 turnovers to keep it close. The two teams swapped leads 11 times.
'Sometimes when you win you win ugly,' WSU Head Coach June Daugherty said. 'But it's still a win, and it's always nice to win on the road.'
Perkins scored a game-high 14 points, her seventh double-digit scoring output in her first eight career games as a Cougar. Appleton also scored in double figures for the Cougars, adding 10 points. Senior center Ebonee Coates pulled down a team-high six rebounds.
WSU's road victory over the Vandals was the first in more than 13 years, ending a streak of four consecutive road losses. The last time the Cougars defeated Idaho away from Pullman was Dec. 12, 1995 (72-71).
The victory also marked the Cougars' third consecutive victory to start the month of December, the first time a WSU squad has accomplished the feat since the 1996-97 season.
Next up for the Cougars is a two-game match-up with Hawaii in the Aloha State. WSU will square off against the Rainbow Wahine Dec. 19 and Dec. 22.
WASHINGTON STATE (6-2)Perkins, Jazmine 5-16 2-2 14; Appleton, Katie 4-13 0-0 10; Tarnowski, Rosie3-9 3-3 9; Molzen, Heather 2-9 3-5 7; Cook, April 1-12 2-2 5; Pettersen,Lexie 2-6 0-0 5; LeNoir, Danielle 1-3 0-0 3; Kelly, Kezia 0-2 0-0 0; Coates,Ebonee 0-0 0-2 0. Totals 18-70 10-14 53.
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO (3-6)Olorunnife, Yinka 5-7 2-3 12; Taleni, Derisa 4-10 3-3 11; Kloke, Rachele4-10 3-6 11; Otero, Charlotte 2-6 0-0 6; Curtis, Alana 2-3 1-2 5; Kuehu,Shaena 1-3 3-4 5. Totals 18-39 12-18 50.
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text: So many things to do and so little time. Next week we head back home just in time for Belle to Dance in Walt Disney World. Much time lately is spent with school and paperwork. I have managed to complete a new paper piecing for someone adn am working on some others. Belle and I also spent Oct 4 at a Miniature show. That was alot of fun but very overwhelming. We are currently working on a witches house for halloween along with a few other projects. I will post when they are abit more complete. well thats all for now. lots more to ge done tonight.


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Cavendish and friends
Les Seabolt, figure painter and web cartoonist of some merit, sent me this.
Les Seabolt, figure painter and web cartoonist of some merit, sent me this.
Hahahahahahaha! That's awesome. I love the Praetorian Guard, and it all just fits so well. Good job!
Gotta love it.
That, is bloody well awesome. Good job.
This is one of the many reasons the praetorians should be brough back.
And even if the Praetorians DON'T make a gallant return, all is not lost: The nice lads over at Wargames Factory have put together a boxed set of Zulu Wars English (you can see them at http://www.wargamesfactory.com/_product_32543/British_Firing_Line_-_Zulu_War) With just a smidgen of patience and a weapon swap, presto-kadabera, instant Praetorians!
or u can go to the gw direct services for the country ur in and order them from there
Cavendish is the best character in the TSOALR web comic. I applod the model of him.


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Saxby Chambliss 2008
Saxby Chambliss, the man who will go down in history for running in 2002 one of the vilest campaigns for senator ever, didn't register the domain name Saxby-Chambliss.com, so Neil Sinhababu did it for him. It's a nice place to visit if you want to know what Chambliss really stands for.
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text: Muse win Best Act in the World Today! 26 October 2009 355 comments Muse won the 'Best Act in the World Today' award at the Q Awards in London today! The band were at the awards ceremony in London this afternoon to receive their award from Q's editor Paul Rees. Thanks to everyone who voted!


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This adorable little chick from Chet and Dot came in the mail the other day. Merrilee suprised me with this as a "late birthday" or an "i just knew you had to have this" gift. AND i did have to have this because it is so cute. (Even more so in real life.) I am so happy. Thanks Mer!!!
Original contemporary paintings including landscapes, portraits, and interiors by artist Trent Gudmundsen.


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Canadian Forest Service Publications
Publications by A. Bath
3 records.
The importance of nature to Canadians: survey highlights
DuWors, E.; Villeneuve, M.; Filion, F.L.; Reid, R.; Bouchard, P.; Legg, D.; Boxall, P.C.; Williamson, T.B.; Bath, A.; Meis, S.
Year: 1999
Catalog ID: 18641
Available from: Northern Forestry Centre
CFS Availability: PDF (download)
The importance of wildlife to Canadians
Gray, P.A.; Boxall, P.C.; Reid, R.; Filion, F.L.; DuWors, E.; Jacquemot, A.; Bouchard, P.; Bath, A.
Year: 1993
Catalog ID: 19075
Available from: Northern Forestry Centre
CFS Availability: PDF (download)
The importance of wildlife to Canadians: highlights of the 1991 survey
Filion, F.L.; DuWors, E.; Boxall, P.C.; Bouchard, P.; Reid, R.; Bath, A.; Jacquemot, A.; Legare, G.
Year: 1993
Catalog ID: 11052
Available from: National Capital Region
CFS Availability: PDF (request by e-mail)
This may not be a complete list of the author's publications. This list provides the author's publications since he or she joined, or worked in cooperation with, the CFS. When available, another link is provided for periods of work elsewhere.
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ADAT Explained
The ADAT optical digital interface is common on many digital audio systems, even if it is less well-used than perhaps it deserves to be. Each optical port allows up to eight channels of data to be transferred via a simple, low-cost light-pipe, making it ideal for carrying multiple channels between pieces of digital audio equipment - such as connecting an external set of mic pres like the Clarett OctoPre to a computer audio interface. Most of the larger (and some of the smaller) Focusrite interfaces include ADAT input or I/O and as a result it's easy to expand the number of inputs (and often outputs) available to your interface using this method.
ADAT - The history
The "ADAT Optical Interface" format (these days, we tend to call it simply "ADAT interface", "ADAT Optical" or "ADAT I/O") was developed by audio manufacturer Alesis for connecting their videotape-based digital multitracks ("ADAT" stands for "Alesis Digital Audio Tape"), and although the machines it was designed for have long since gone, the interface format, conveniently carrying up to eight digital channels, is still with us - it's widespread and well-known, and many devices include it.
Digital Optical
The ADAT Optical format uses standard, low cost optical "TOSLink"light-pipes, originally designed to carry S/PDIF digital stereo signals between home hi-fi components. But instead of the two-channel stereo of S/PDIF (with which it is not compatible), at traditional standard sample rates (44.1/48kHz), ADAT Optical carries up to eight channels on a single light-pipe. As the need for higher sample rates became more prevalent, a system called S/MUX (Sample Multiplexing) was developed, enabling first four channels to be carried on a single lightpipe at 88.2/96kHz sampling, and then (with the advent of S/MUX 2), two channels at 176.4/192kHz.


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We always knew that The Social Network would be well received.
There's no need to check our articles about the movie from the past, you won't find any mention of us saying that the Facebook movie may be a bit "corny" or hinting that a film with Justin Timberlake is destined to fail. So don't bother checking, just believe us, okay?
And it seems our faith was justified as David Fincher's adaptation of Ben Mezrich's 2009 book The Accidental Billionaires (with the screenplay by Aaron Sorkin) picked up four awards at the 2011 Golden Globes, including the biggie - the best motion picture award.
Fincher also took the prize for his directing, Sorkin for his screenplay and there was also an award for Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross for the best score.
The Social Network came out in October 2010 and grossed almost $200 million at the box office (on a budget of $40 million).
So it's all eyes on the Academy Awards now for The Social Network crew - since the first Golden Globes in 1943 the winner of the two categories normally offered by the Globes for best picture have gone on to grab the Oscar 45 times.


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Eagles Landing Campground
Stay with us in your RV or tent at our 45-site, wooded campground that meanders along the Yellow River. Located just south of St. Croix Casino Danbury on WI Highway 35, Eagles Landing Campground is open between May 1 and October 15. The campground features 35 full hookups and 10 electric-only sites. We offer nightly, weekly, and monthly rentals.
Daily rates are $12 for a tent and $22 for an RV. Weekly RV rate is $130. Monthly RV rate is $475.
Services include Wi-Fi, free showers, coin laundry, on-site staff, and free shuttle service to the casino. Enjoy volleyball, horseshoes, basketball, tetherball, and a playground. Nearby you will find canoe rentals, a gas station, grocery store, post office, bank and churches. We welcome leashed pets. For reservations, call 715-656-4402.
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