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I got the .22cal. It is more than I hoped for as far as fit quality and finish.The stock looks a lot like a Marauder in color and finish,yet with a more pronounced grain pattern;but not as distinct as an RWS 34.The checkering is not very deep,but it looks good and it works.I like it's light weight and smaller size.The single shot tray is nice.The included magazine bound up and was useless,but the extra that I ordered works great....However,looking at the PAQUETE MICHAEL Dec.2 post,I worry that I may find myself in the Diana boat pulled up alongside.The bolt works well on it's own.But seating a pellet takes 4 to several times more force than any bolt on any other gun I have ever used.The gun is gouging pellets.I scoped the gun and shot it rested to 40 yards.I got round patterns-3.22"ctc.I'm grieved that I have to return it.I really like both companies that I deal with,and I want this to work all the way around.Comments please.
I've not had any issues out of it. I'm getting consistently around 1 inch at 40 yards with it, no leaks or nothing. The magazine does fine for me as well.
If the bolt works out well with the single shot tray, perhaps you can just return the magazine for another one?
if it's still hard with the single shot adapter, then it's a cinch to remove the barrel and clean up the transfer port hole a bit and you should be good to go.


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Christa McAuliffe: A Tribute
By Catherine Gong
March 2012
Mr. Zuniga's music appreciation class was usually boring but not today. Instead of listening to some opera from the nineteenth century, all of us were going to watch the space shuttle Challenger launch and we were all excited. A big television on a cart was rolled right in front of the chalkboard and our seats were perfectly arranged so that even the shortest person in class, like me, could see.
It was January 28, 1986.
A few minutes before the launch, Mr. Zuniga told us that a woman named Christa McAuliffe was on the Challenger space shuttle and that she was not only an astronaut but was also going to become the first teacher in space. Mr. Zuniga also said that McAuliffe planned to conduct experiments in space but more importantly she planned to give students a tour of the Challenger from space. I wasn't too interested in soil samples or Newton's laws. Instead, I was imagining a woman with outstretched arms and legs suspended in a white, sanitized environment where she would be opening a can of tuna to make a sandwich. I daydreamed a little more and envisioned a weightless jar of mayonnaise and Tang floating around her head; and I even imagined a football being tossed in the air by her and another astronaut. Live footage would record these common activities and everyday objects in orbit, and these images would be televised from millions of miles away and beamed into our own televisions at home. Then the teacher would come back from space and she'd tell us in class how something as ordinary as making a sandwich and would be extraordinary in space. Across the whole nation, she'd travel from school to school telling kids like us that eating and playing catch in the Challenger felt funny but neat.
But McAuliffe never came back. In less than ninety seconds the space shuttle Challenger disintegrated. Only a white plume in the shape of a wayward corkscrew appeared on our screen.
Later that evening President Ronald Reagan gave the entire country his condolences. Reagan expressed our nation's loss of the Challenger crew and of the teacher, Christa McAuliffe who epitomized NASA's Teacher in Space Project, "There will be more shuttle flights and more shuttle crews and, yes, more volunteers, more civilians, more teachers in space. Nothing ends here; our hopes and our journeys continue."
McAuliffe never got to tell us what it felt like to be in space but in her short lifetime she taught American history, law, economics, and The American Woman, a class she designed herself. McAuliffe taught traditional subjects but also educated students about women who made historical contributions to America. Intentional or not, McAuliffe was as innovative as the women she introduced to her students. For McAuliffe, a classroom could be a room with four walls but could also be the upper limits of space and NASA's Teacher in Space Project made her quest possible. McAuliffe said, ". . . this opportunity to connect my abilities as an educator, with my interests in history and space is a unique opportunity to fulfill my early fantasies."
McAuliffe's dream of teaching students from space seemed to capture both NASA's mission and Reagan's vision. In 1984 Reagan ". . . announced plans for a permanent human presence in space. . . and he tasked NASA to. . . be a part of a project designed for the benefit of everyone on Earth." (4). McAuliffe's life carried out this message and she did it with love. According to Reagan, McAuliffe like the other crew members ". . . had that special grace, that special spirit that says, "Give me a challenge, and I'll meet it with joy." (1). I don't think McAuliffe ever set out to be the first teacher or the first female teacher in space. More importantly, McAuliffe committed her life to showing the world and its children that anything is possible on this planet and beyond. President Reagan seemed to understand that Christa McAuliffe embodied this pioneering spirit and was prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice like the others, "The crew of the space shuttle Challenger honored us by the manner in which they lived their lives. We will never forget them, nor the last time we saw them, this morning, as they prepared for their journey and waved goodbye and "slipped the surly bonds of earth" to "touch the face of God."

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Dr. Mark Levine was appointed commissioner of the Vermont Department of Health in March 2017. Prior to his appointment, Dr. Levine served as professor of medicine and associate dean for graduate medical education at the Larner College of Medicine at the University of Vermont (UVM). He has also served as the Designated Institutional Official at the UVM Medical Center and vice chair for education in the Department of Medicine. Levine was elected a member of the Board of Regents of the American College of Physicians (ACP) in 2015, has been a Fellow of ACP since 1992, and served as Governor of the Vermont chapter of ACP from 2007 to 2011. In 2016 Levine was also elected President-Elect of the Vermont Medical Society. Levine earned his medical degree from the University of Rochester School of Medicine.
David Deen
Since 1991, David Deen has been a member of the Vermont House of Representatives. He has frequently served on the legislature's natural resources and water resources committees and is currently chair of the House Committee on Fish, Wildlife and Water Resources. In 2017, Deen retired from the Connecticut River Watershed Council where he served as a river steward. The Council works to protect the watershed "from source to sea." He is also well-known as a former Orvis-endorsed and NH-licensed fly-fishing guide. Deen holds an M.S. in Environmental Science from Antioch University New England.
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Mountain Fever Records announces the release of the fifth CD from Cumberland Gap Connection, ANOTHER SONG on February 12th.
Cumberland Gap Connection has spent quite a bit of time honing and perfecting a sound of their own.
From its inception, the group's efforts have taken a unique, hard-driving style of bluegrass to a new level, combining clever instrumentation with a distinctive knack for vocal harmony. ****** LISTEN HERE ******
Although the band has previously released four projects, they first started to gain real national attention with their CD in 2011 titled A WHOLE LOT OF LONESOME. That CD found its way onto multiple bluegrass music charts and received steady airplay.
Mark Hodges of Mountain Fever Records is very excited about adding Cumberland Gap Connection to his label's roster. "Keeping with the traditional side of bluegrass is important to us here at Mountain Fever," states Hodges. "When Mike Bentley sent me some music from the band a couple of years ago, I was impressed. When he let me hear this new one, I was blown away. This is a band that lives in their songs. These guys know what they are singing about and the emotion in the songs comes from life. This is the real stuff here."
The first single from this new album, "John Dig A Hole," was released to radio programmers last October and is currently enjoying success on several bluegrass charts.
New material is present here on 12 of the 13 songs on this CD. Band leader Mike Bentley contributes 5 songs on this recording, (he also has songs on recent recordings by Lou Reid & Carolina, Grasstowne, and other groups). Mike is not alone in this group when it comes to good songwriting, as Rod Smith presents one original song, Bryan Russell another and band-mate John David Messer contributes two. Popular songwriter Mark "Brink" Brinkman has 2 songs on this recording as well.
Comprised of Mike Bentley on lead vocals and guitar; Rod Smith on vocals and banjo, Bryan Russell on vocals and bass; John Messer on vocals and mandolin; and Albon Clevenger on vocals and fiddle; this five piece ensemble shares a fun sense of camaraderie within the band, making it easy to see how the group has won so many fans in a very short time.
Cumberland Gap Connection enjoys playing songs in the traditional bluegrass style, while performing as much original material as possible, fulfilling what the band sees as its two part goal—enjoying what they do while making their fans happy.


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The date for the nation's switch from analog television to digital television has been changed to June 12. Congress decided that Americans were not ready for the change yet, so the delay had to happen.
Our area has had digital television for a while with The CW and Fox. ABC affiliate WMDT had to make the digital change last fall. WBOC is still switching to all digital on the original transition date, February 17.
The digital change has been talked about and talked about for a while. We have been notified well in advance. Our local CBS affiliate WBOC has been talking about it for probably more than a year, almost to the point where it has become obnoxious. If someone is not ready for the change at this point, they have got to be a hard core procrastinator. There's not a lot of excuse.
While the change to digital broadcasting can happen sooner than June 12 (allowed in the new law), I have to wonder if there will be lawsuits to challenge early conversions. Here's a thought for those considering lawsuits: take the money you're paying for a lawyer and go buy a converter box. Leave the broadcasters alone.


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Filipino Food Fest
We took home a few leftovers from Turkey Day but Friday we would tackle more food. My mom's contribution to our Filipino Food Fest was lechon. When I was little I definitely did not like roasted pig. My grandparents took me to a pig picking once when I was 4 or 5 and I packed my orange Muppets lunchbox full of Twinkies. No pork for me. I can't remember how it changed but I do remember eating pork rinds at my grandparents' house in Indianapolis and loving every crispy bite.
You'll notice that hard, crispy looking skin hiding all the moist yummy pork, and it's hard for me to say which is my favorite. As my mom cracked the skin with a knife we hovered around her waiting to break off a piece. Sometimes you pull away some of the fat and wow is it amazing. You want to keep eating it despite how bad it is for you. Since we were in a room of other people we restrained ourselves but if we were at home I guarantee my family would have kept picking at the skin until it was gone.
Also present for our delectation were egg rolls, pancit (pawn-seat; noodles), siopao (show-pow; steamed buns stuffed with meat usually), greens, steamed white rice and chicken adobo. I have lots of happy memories of my grandparents (Lola and Lolo–the equivalents of Grandma and Grandpa in Tagalog), aunts, uncles and cousins attached to these foods. Steamed white rice was a constant. Actually all of the foods I mentioned minus the greens were staples at the kitchen table. Rice soaked up the sauce or marinade from dishes like adobo letting you savor the tastes a little longer. Sometimes when there were things on the table that I didn't want to eat (octopus omelette) warm rice mixed with butter and sesame seeds or soy sauce suited me just fine. From one of my relatives, or my mom, I learned the art of eating with a fork and spoon: hold the fork in the left hand and use it to push bites of rice and meat into your spoon and shovel into your mouth, so much more effective than chopsticks. Plus you capture all of the rice grains because if you leave one behind that's one year off your life! Probably not but certainly an effective way to get kids to eat.


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The West Milford High School Band Parents Association is excited to announce the 16th Annual Highlander Band Military Concert and Tattoo taking place on Saturday, November 14, at West Milford High School Gymnasium, 67 Highlander Drive, West Milford, NJ. Doors open at 5:15 pm; performance begins at 6:30 pm.
The Highlanders are hosting a special musical evening performance of various pipe & drum corps (traditional and non-traditional) from the tri-state area as well as the lively high-stepping Clifton High School Mustang Band. The Highlanders will join with the Mustangs for a grand finale.
This year, the Highlanders will be honoring First Responders. In previous years, they have honored Active Military and Veterans.
The word "tattoo" is derived from an old Dutch word from the 17th & 18th centuries describing when military bands would parade through garrison towns alerting taverns it was curfew for the soldiers. Over time, this has become a feat of band precision, bagpipe glory, and drum excellence that is the Highlander Tattoo.
This evening supports The Highlander Marching Band, one of America's finest high school bands. The Highlander Marching Band 2015 Field Show entitled "Arabesque" has received high awards and recognition so far in the competition season. They received First Place, Best Percussion, Best Visual, and Best Effect at the Yamaha Cup Competition at Met Life Stadium September 26, 2015.
At Randolph Under the Stars Contest, the Highlanders won Best Band Overall, Best Color Guard, Best Percussion, and Best Music. The Highlanders have ranked First Place in the NYC Saint Patrick's Day Parade, 2011, 2008, 2005.
In April of 2012 the Highlander Marching Band went on a 10-day Performance Tour of Scotland and England and they are now preparing for their return Performance Tour April 2016.
The Highlander Marching Band is under the Direction of Dr. Brian McLaughlin & Mr. Matt Gramata.
Ticket prices: Ages 13 to Adult $20.00
Ages 60 and Up $15.00
Kids 5 to 12 $10.00
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One of the things that the Kindle has opened me up to is short stories and serialised novels. Like Dickens of old they are back with vengeance.
Yesterday's Gone: Episode 1 is the first of 12 episodes that are currently available in this series and is at this time free on the Kindle.
The story follows a number of people in the immediate aftermath of something that causes 99.9% of the worlds population to disappear, with the characters ranging from a 7 year old boy to a escaped prisoner how they tackle the situation varies greatly. As the pieces start to come together the mysteries increase as to what happened and what the future will hold for the survivors.
The book is very well written is one of the better written self published books I have read recently and I am currently straight into the second episode.
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Xmoor Studios has been off the news waves as we begin our big push towards the 2008 calendar. Eric and I are focused upon placing Xmoor on another level and believe that the crop of announcements for 2008 will have a lot of people standing up and paying attention…
As for the rest of the year I wanted to let everyone know that Xmoor Studios will be promoting at the New York Anime Convention Dec 7-9 at the Jacob Javit center.
At the show everyone can pick up issues of GATOW, SEIZE ASYLUM and the limited edition of the INHERITORS ashcan:
We will also have a number of surprises at the show that will be announced before the show including several raffles and chances to win an exclusive Keylon Jakes Bust.:]
Robert Taylor with his Super Humanworks publications has a table exhibiting their books such as GHOST FIGHTER, NIGHTJAK, and RIPPERS created by Regine:]
Also promoting at the Convention will be Steven Harris with his NS Studio's The FRINGE:
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HP ZBook 15u G4 Mobile Workstation Review
The HP ZBook 15u is a compact mobile workstation equipped with Windows 10 and the latest 7th generation Intel Core i5/i7 processors. This the 4th generation ZBook also comes equipped with three USB ports (charging, 3.1 Gen 1 and USB 3.0) a DisplayPort, and a 720p HD webcam while giving users several HD touch or a non-touch 4K UHD display options.Read more
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Synology RT2600ac Router Review
The Synology RT2600ac is a wifi router that brings together a comprehensive selection of wireless protocols and features with a management interface based on Synology's DSM operating system. Powered by a dual-core 1.7Ghz processor, the RT2600ac incorporates 2.4GHz and 5GHz radios and offers WAN aggregation, WAN failover, and hardware-assisted Layer 7 traffic control. The result is a wifi router and access point with a polished management experience that is specified for up to 100 connected devices.Read more
February 3rd, 2017 by StorageReview Consumer Desk
NETGEAR Arlo Pro Security Cameras For Home Security Review
Arlo security cameras are a simple way to add cameras around the home without need of extensive, or even very much, technical knowledge. In our initial review, we found the cameras to be easy to install and manage with the enough features to keep the average consumer happy. As with anything, there is always room for improvement and improve the latest version, the Arlo Pro, are. Arlo took a look at some feedback around things like when the camera begins recording, swapping out batteries and its inherent cost, and what happens is the Internet goes out, and has made improvements across the board.Read more
January 27th, 2017 by Adam Armstrong
HP Z2 Mini Workstation Review
The HP Z2 Mini workstation is exactly what the name implies; it's a tiny workstation that looks more like a thin client than a full-fledged workstation. Make no mistake though, despite the diminutive size, the Z2 Mini is still packed with everything most creative and design professionals need. Inside the case there's an NVIDIA Quadro M620-class GPU along with an HP Z Turbo PCIe SSD. For those who need a bit more local storage, there's also a standard 2.5" SATA bay that can house a hard drive or potentially a second SSD if needed. For those with visual performance requirements, the Z2 can drive up to six displays.Read more
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Dell 24 Touch Monitor (P2418HT) Review
The Dell 24 Touch Monitor (P2418HT) is a highly versatile 24-inch display equipped with 10-point touch functionality. Equipped with an articulating monitor stand, the 24 Touch is targeting graphics designers and other users that need hands-on contact for productive workflows. It also gives the display a greater level of sensitivity and dexterity with multi-touch applications, easily adapting to different positions. The Dell 24 Touch features a wide range of connectivity options, including VGA, DP, HDMI, USB3.0 and USB2.0, and offers a 1080P resolution panel with an 8 million to 1 dynamic contrast ratio. To keep glare to a minimum and colors looking accurate regardless of the position of the monitor, Dell also includes a matte finish IPS screen supporting a wide viewing range of 178ᵒ side to side or up and down.Read more
January 23rd, 2017 by Lyle Smith
Dell 24 Monitor For Video Conferencing Review (P2418HZ)
The Dell P2418HZ is a 24-inch monitor bundled with built-in functionality to make video conferencing a more seamless experience. Remote meetings are a standard practice, so there certainly is a lot of appeal for a purpose-built monitor that is ready out-of-the-box and optimized for sound and video recording. While most business monitors are frugal when it comes to built-in conferencing tech (or are devoid of it altogether), the P2418HZ includes a 2 megapixel full HD image sensor camera with a privacy shutter, noise-cancelling microphone, 5W integrated front-firing speakers and call-centric hardware buttons.Read more
December 21st, 2016 by Adam Armstrong
Seagate Duet Review
The Seagate Duet is a 1TB portable storage device that works with Amazon Drive to provide unlimited cloud storage. The Duet allows users to store up to 1TB of files, photos, videos, or music locally, as well as sync with the users Amazon Drive account. That way files are backed up on the device with a copy on the linked Amazon Drive account. This has two benefits: if anything happens to the Duet files are still safe and if users are without the drive itself, they can log into their Amazon account from various devices in order to share files.Read more
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CalDigit Tuff 2TB Review
The CalDigit Tuff is a 2TB portable drive that can take a beating without loosing user's data. The drive leverages USB-C connectivity (and it is backward compatible with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0) making it attractive to customers using new devices with USB-C ports such as the MacBook and the new MacBook Pros. USB-C has a maximum transfer speed of 10Gb/s. The drive also supports future embracing Thunderbolt 3 technology that has a maximum transfer speed of 40Gb/s.Read more
December 2nd, 2016 by Lyle Smith
WD My Cloud Pro Series PR4100 NAS Review
The My Cloud Pro PR4100 is the company's premium 4-bay NAS solution designed for creative teams and small businesses looking to streamline their workflow. This versatile NAS features multiple RAID configurations, password protection, 256-bit AES volume encryption and upwards of 32TB in storage capacity. Though the PR4100 enters a flooded SOHO NAS market, its ease of use through software, such as the WD SmartWare Pro and the My Cloud dashboard, help it to stand out among its competition. Users can also leverage the PR4100 to remotely edit, save and share their projects using the My Cloud mobile app for Android and iOS.Read more
November 30th, 2016 by StorageReview Consumer Desk
Netgear Arlo Q Security Camera Review
The Netgear Arlo surveillance system is well known for being the easiest to set up for a home or small business/remote office. We run a few Arlo systems both in the lab and at home; the wireless cameras can go just about anywhere. An all wireless system has drawbacks though, primarily the Arlo cameras require batteries that must be replaced at regular intervals depending on the frequency and duration of recording the user configures. As the platform continues to mature though, Netgear recognized this issue and has since launched Arlo Q and Q Plus cameras. The Q cameras are wired, which gets around the battery issue, and they bring a slew of new features like two-way voice, 1080p resolution and support for continuous video recording with an optional Arlo plan upgrade. Like the standard wireless units, they connect to the Arlo base station over WiFi; the Arlo Q simply plugs into a wall outlet for power where the Q Plus gets power over Ethernet.Read more


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No comments from anyone? Isn't anyone watching?
Holland vs Italy was as great a game as you could dream of.
Imagine: Italy and Germany both beaten already, and France doing an England at their most bored and disinterested.
If I'd been a betting man, I'd have put something on Croatia to win the whole thing. But I'm not and I didn't, mainly because Eduardo got injured playing for Arsenal and it seemed too much to expect them to do so well without him. So I had no financial motive for enjoying them make monkeys out of Germany.
I think the Croatian manager Bilic might be the canniest chap in world football, for how he deploys his resources and what he gets out of them. They are skilful and calm from the backs to the fronts. When they were 2 up yesterday, they didn't go into their shells and just defend, but continued to attack. And even when Germany scored to make it 2-1 with about 15 minutes to go, Croatia still kept attacking. Exemplary.
What chance for the semi-finalists being Portugal, Spain, The Netherlands and Croatia? With Turkey as the dark horses, I like them too.


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The APEX1500, an ARRIS narrowcast edge QAM product, is optimized for narrowcast applications such as SDV and VOD. The APEX1500 provides flexibility, high QAM density, license-free VOD encryption, and low power in an extremely cost-effective two RU platform. The APEX1500 supports up to 96 total QAM channels across either 12 or
24 RF ports. The number of RF ports depends on the type of QAM modules that are installed in the chassis.
Details for APEX1500 Narrowcast Edge QAM
- Features a two RU modular chassis that supports up to six QAM modules and up to two redundant power supply modules
- Supports up to six hot-swappable QAM modules. A QAM module soft upgrade is available to field-convert a 2x4 module to a 2x8 module
- Provides eight GigE interfaces (as well as four SFP slots) with support for IGMPv3 and transport stream redundancy
- Supports up to two, dual hot-swappable, redundant load-sharing power supplies (system can operate with either one or two); supports two AC, two DC or one AC and one DC
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Kent M. Forkner
Chief Investment Officer
Kent M. Forkner is Chief Investment Officer and a Partner at Daintree Advisors. Kent oversees Daintree's investment advisory process. He sets investment strategy and manages ongoing due diligence and implementation for client portfolios. This process includes setting asset allocations as well as assessing the risk tolerance and targeted investment returns for each client.
Kent joined Daintree Advisors at its inception in early 2010. Previously, Kent was a Senior Vice President and Portfolio Manager at The Boston Company and Director of Research for Mellon Growth Advisors LLC. Prior to that, Kent worked as a Senior Equity Analyst at State Street Global Advisors. Kent began his post-business school investment management career at Alex. Brown where he was an Associate Analyst covering the insurance industry.
Kent received his M.B.A. from the Olin Graduate School of Business at Babson College and his B.A. from Wheaton College (IL).
Kent and his wife Lisa live in Hingham and have three children, a daughter in college and two teenage boys. When Kent isn't following the complexities of the investment world, he can usually be found following a golf ball or a striped bass. Kent provides counsel to several non-profit interests, serving as a Trustee/Treasurer of Boston Trinity Academy, as Chairman of the Board of Visitors of Wheaton College (IL), and in various leadership roles at South Shore Baptist Church.


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We're out swimming but we'll be back next week. See you on the 10th.
4 comments:
- DGM said...
I love this photo for several reasons, but when taken in context with your announced return, I get the feeling that you are shouting the announcement, with tremendous intensity, from beneath the waves!
This works on so many levels. :)
- April 4, 2012 at 10:37 AM
- AdamR said...
I'm going to take the lead and start the internet rumor that Kirk Tuck is stepping away from photography to pursue swimming full time. Come April 10th, VSL will become Aquatic Science Lab. Expect real-world, sometimes snarky reviews of goggles and Speedos. Obviously the photo is a subtle hint at the changing direction of VSL, what other meaning could it have?
I look forward to your posts on the art of breaststroke and flip turns.
Hope your having a good break, Kirk!
- April 4, 2012 at 6:31 PM
- Michael Ferron said...
Better hurry up or we will forget all about you and will have moved on. ;>
- April 4, 2012 at 11:43 PM
- kirk tuck said...
We'll find new ones.
- April 5, 2012 at 8:07 AM


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Sailing sometimes is dangerous because of the hidden rocks, unknown creatures and the deadly torpedoes. If all the obstacles are cleaned from the water, voyage may be one of the most enjoyable activities in the world. Crazy Torpedo is a shooting game in which you launch torpedoes to destroy various things in the water to make a better environment for navigating. Your targets are manatees, dolphins, mermaids and other objects. Different objects mean different scores. Don't hit the boat otherwise you will lose your game. Drag the torpedo to aim, the longer you hold screen before releasing, the more powerful your weapons will be. Calculate the distance carefully and try not to miss any targets. Good luck!
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Our high efficiency plate heat exchanger is formed by stacking a series of corrugated metal sheets, and the plates build up a rectangular path. The plate is used to transfer heat, and this new product is an ideal device to exchange heat for liquid-liquid or gas-liquid. The corrugated plate has a uniquely designed structure, and high heat transfer coefficient is gained. Its compact structure ensures the large heat exchange area, while the floor space is quite small. In addition, the plate is produced through stamping process with a high level of standardization, and the use and installation are very convenient.
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Questions about Schaeffer's 80% improvement
by adam on November 18, 2009
According to Kim Zetter at Wired, in Senate testimony, Richard Schaeffer, the information assurance director at NSA, claimed that "If network administrators simply instituted proper configuration policies and conducted good network monitoring, about 80 percent of commonly known cyber attacks (…)
ICSA Labs report
by adam on November 17, 2009
In the book, Andrew and I wrote about trading data for credibility. If Verizon's enthusiasm for sharing their learning is any indication, the approach seems to be paying off in spades. At the Verizon Business blog, Wade Baker writes: Today (…)
Can't tell the players without a program
by Russell on November 16, 2009
You can't tell the good guys from the bad guys without knowing the color of their hat. I wish there were some sort of map of the Black Hat ecosystem because it's hard for non-specialists to tell. Case in point: Virscan.org. Looks like a nice, simple service that scan uploaded files using multiple AV software with latest signatures. But it seems *much* more useful to bad guys (malware writers and distributors) than for good guys. Who does it serve?
Rich Mogull's Divine Assumptions
by alex on November 13, 2009
Our friend Rich Mogull has an interesting post up on his blog called "Always Assume". In it, he offers that "assumption" is part of a normal scenario building process, something that is fairly inescapable when making business decisions. And he (…)
Best Practices in Tax Management
by adam on November 12, 2009
Someone sent me a link to "How to Audit-Proof Your Tax Return: Don't e-File," by Paul Caron. In it he quotes a plausible theory that "you are giving the IRS easy electronic access to information it would otherwise have to (…)
CFP: 9th Workshop on the Economics of Information Security (WEIS)
by Russell on November 11, 2009
The Workshop on the Economics of Information Security (WEIS) is the leading forum for interdisciplinary scholarship on information security, combining expertise from the fields of economics, social science, business, law, policy and computer science.
Practices: Proven vs. Standard?
by adam on November 11, 2009
In comments yesterday, both Kyle Maxwell and Nicko suggested that "standard" is a better adjective than "proven:" I like Kyle's "standard" practice, since it makes it clear that you are just following the flock for safety by sticking to them. (…)
How to Use the "Think" Best Practice
by adam on November 10, 2009
After I posted the new Best Practice: Think, Dennis Fisher tweeted "Never catch on. Nothing for vendors (or Gartner) to sell." Which is true, but that's not the point. The point is to be able to ju-jitsu your best-practice cargo-culter (…)
Quick Thought: Scenario Planning
by David Mortman on November 10, 2009
I spent yesterday in a workshop learning about and practicing scenario planning. It's a really great tool for planning for (as opposed to predicting) the future. It feels like it's a great addition to the risk assessment/management process. Check it (…)
Welcoming A New Addition
by adam on November 7, 2009
Margret Ann Hutton: Congratulations to Alex & Ms. Alex!


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The Rolling Stones' vintage Sticky Fingers pic from 1971
Look what we uncovered recently, via The Fly magazine.
It's a vintage pic of The Rolling Stones modelling their own Sticky Fingers LP. We presume it's from 1971 when the album came out, hence a Sleeveface before the word was ever uttered!
Credit: The Rolling Stones


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Wednesday, March 1, 1865
J. B. Jones
John Beauchamp Jones (1810-1866) was a writer who worked in the Confederate War Department in Richmond during the war. His diary was published in 1866 as "A Rebel War Clerk's Diary at the Confederate States Capital."
"The enemy's columns are approaching us from all directions. They say the rebellion will be crushed very soon."
We have no news, except from the North, whence we learn Lieut. Beall, one of our Canada raiders, has been hung; that some little cotton and turpentine were burnt at Wilmington; and that the enemy's columns are approaching us from all directions. They say the rebellion will be crushed very soon, and really seem to have speedy and accurate information from Richmond not only of all movements of our army, but of the intentions of the government.
Lieut.-Gen. Grant has directed Col. Mulford, Agent of Exchange, to say that some 200 prisoners escaped from us, when taken to Wilmington for exchange, and now in his lines, will be held as paroled, and credited in the general exchange. Moreover, all prisoners in transitu for any point of exchange, falling into their hands, will be held as paroled, and exchanged. He states also that all prisoners held by the United States, whether in close confinement, in-irons, or under sentence, are to be exchanged. Surely Gen. Grant is trying to please us in this matter. Yet Lieut. Beall was executed!
Emma Leconte
Emma Florence LeConte (1847-1932) lived in Columbia, SC and witnessed Sherman's burning of the city.
"Heavens – have we not suffered enough?"
There was a rumor afloat yesterday that a negro regiment was marching from Branchville to garrison Columbia – Heavens – have we not suffered enough? I do not believe it but the very thought is enough to make one shudder.
Thursday, March 2, 1865
J. B. Jones
"Tobacco is being moved from the city with all possible expedition."
The Negro bill still hangs fire in Congress.
The government is impressing horses in the streets, to collect the tobacco preparatory for its destruction in the event of the city falling into the hands of the enemy. This fact is already known in the North and published in the papers there.
I saw a paper to-day from Mr. Benjamin, saying it had been determined, in the event of burning the tobacco, to exempt that belonging to other governments-French and Austrian; but that belonging to foreign subjects is not to be spared. This he says is with the concurrence of the British Government. Tobacco is being moved from the city with all possible expedition.
Friday, March 3, 1865
J. B. Jones
"We must have a victory soon, else Virginia is irretrievably lost."
This morning there was another arrival of our prisoners on parole, and not yet exchanged. Many thousands have arrived this week, and many more are on the way. How shall we feed them? Will they compel the evacuation of the city? I hope not.
Our nominal income has been increased; amounting now to some $16,000 in paper — less than $300 in specie [gold]. But, for the next six months (if we can stay here), our rent will be only $75 per month — a little over one dollar [in gold]; and servant hire, $40-less than eighty cents [in gold].
It is rumored that Gen. Early has been beaten again at Waynesborough, and that the enemy have reached Charlottesville for the first time. Thus it seems our downward career continues. We must have a victory soon, else Virginia is irretrievably lost.


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Here's everything you need to know about the London games next season.
The NFL's International Series rolls on in 2018 with another series of games taking place in London. On Thursday, the league will announce its upcoming schedule, featuring the Jon Gruden-led Raiders, Carson Wentz and the Eagles and the Seahawks. News of which teams will play in the UK next season was first reported by Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
What are the games?
The Jaguars, regulars on the London circuit, will "host" the Eagles in one game. And unlike years past when the Jaguars struggled, this one should be pretty good. In fact, all of the games ticketed for London look to be, on paper nine months out, solid matchups.
The Seahawks will take on the Raiders, and the Chargers will face the Titans.
What are the most interesting things to know this year?
The three games are heavy on West Coast teams. The Raiders, Chargers, and Seahawks, three of the six teams playing across the pond next season, will all have to travel the 10,000 miles or so to play those games. Teams coming from the West Coast to the East Coast already have a disadvantage, so tacking on a few more time zones won't help.
It's also a first for three of the teams. The Eagles, Seahawks and Titans are three of the six NFL teams that have never played a game in the UK.
Which stadiums are hosting this time?
The games are expected to be played in at Wembley Stadium and a new stadium in north London built for the English Premier League's Tottenham Hotpur soccer club.
The NFL will make the official announcement at 10:45 a.m. ET.
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Talk about an awkward situation.
BNC Bancorp (BNCN) has been busy integrating its systems with those of Randolph Bank & Trust, which it bought in October. Oddly enough, a glitch in the process created problems for a rival bank, Carolina Bank Holdings (CLBH) in Greensboro, N.C., that was in no way involved in the M&A deal.
A message that was supposed to appear on the old Randolph Bank website to direct its customers to their new bank, BNC, accidentally appeared on the Carolina Bank website. An error made by technology vendor Fiserv was the culprit, officials at BNC and Carolina Bank said.
Fiserv was Randolph Bank's core processor and, during the conversion process, "must have incorrectly made a change on the Carolina Bank system, which only they had access to, when it possibly intended to make the change on the Randolph Bank system," says David Spencer, BNC's chief financial officer.
Fiserv did not return calls seeking comment.
Carolina Bank officials noticed the error Saturday afternoon and had to determine whether the cause was hacking or something else, says Bob Braswell, the chief executive of Carolina Bank. The company quickly posted a note on its home page flagging the error, which had been resolved by Monday morning.
"We understood that it could have created some customer concerns, so we updated our website and put a notice on our Facebook page," Braswell said.
Braswell and his team also spent some time over the weekend getting employees "settled down," since the message also led to some speculation that Carolina Bank might be selling itself to BNC. "I told my folks that we'd be more professional announcing something like that," he says.
BNC, which is based in nearby High Point and has branches in Greensboro, agreed to buy Randolph Bank in July. Most systems integrations have snags, but it is rare for one to create headaches for an unrelated financial institution.


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Latitude: 52.274 / 52°16'26"N
Longitude: -1.6308 / 1°37'50"W
OS Eastings: 425286
OS Northings: 264047
OS Grid: SP252640
Mapcode National: GBR 5M8.GHG
Mapcode Global: VHBXN.P36L
Entry Name: The Old House
Listing Date: 23 January 1987
Last Amended: 23 April 1990
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1035235
English Heritage Legacy ID: 308007
Location: Budbrooke, Warwick, Warwickshire, CV35
County: Warwickshire
District: Warwick
Civil Parish: Budbrooke
Built-Up Area: Hampton Magna
Traditional County: Warwickshire
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Warwickshire
Church of England Parish: Budbrooke St Michael
Church of England Diocese: Coventry
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The Old House
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Old School Lane
The Old House
BUDBROOKE Old School Lane
15/138 The Old House
Small circa early C17 timber-framed house with colourwashed brick infill panels.
Plain tile roof with gabled ends. Two storeys. Three/four window range.
Modern gabled cross wing on left hand end (east). Extended in brick one bay
on right hand end (north). Central brick chimney stack. Small modern casements.
Modern brick porch at centre.
Listing NGR: SP2528664047
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Group C and Peter Auto are combining their know-how. In 2016, Group C will be present at each of the circuits on the French organiser's calendar.
Peter Auto, which already has four remarkable historic racing grids, Classic Endurance Racing, Sixties' Endurance, Trofeo Nastro Rosso and the Heritage Touring Cup, is widening its horizons even further with the arrival of Group C Racing in 2016. Up to now the sports prototypes of the 80s were invited to certain events like Spa-Classic and the Dix Mille Tours on an occasional basis.
Henceforth, these incredible cars will be present at each event on the calendar as the Group C Racing Association and Patrick Peter have decided to unite their forces with the avowed intention of putting together a field of 25 cars on the European circuits – among them the Le Mans 24 Hours at Le Mans Classic!
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Nick Williams – Chief Executive Officer, x311
As the leader of the Chamber, Nick oversees day-to-day operations and strategic development and is also responsible for coordinating essential Chamber activities to benefit the growth of membership and financial stability.
He works closely with community leaders, the Chamber Board of Directors and Chamber staff. Nick leads and manages advocacy for the Chamber that leads to the improvement of the economy and quality of life in Salem. As a fourth-generation Oregonian, Nick is honored to serve as the Chief Executive Officer to lead member businesses on the path to success.
Kathy Moore – Chief Development Officer, x316
An active member of the Chamber since 2000, and a staff member since 2007, Kathy wears many hats as the Chief Development Officer, and is first and foremost dedicated to the success of the community. She works closely with the President of the Inspire Foundation and the Chamber CEO to assist with managing and advancing annual fundraising and workforce development efforts.
Additionally, she serves as the CEO of The Inspire Foundation, the charitable arm of the Salem Chamber that develops the leadership potential of Salem-Keizer students through educational programs and events.
Heather Kline – Controller, x313
Heather's responsibilities include all day-to-day accounting functions, including receivables, payables, payroll and general ledger elements. She prepares the Chamber budget and financial reports by collecting, analyzing and summarizing account information and trends. Heather also works as the HR representative for staff and handles the on-boarding process.
Elaina Turpin – Programs, x301
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Natalie Jasinski – Member Services, x307
As a key part of the member services team, Natalie is dedicated to learning more about what ignites your passion for your business. She is often in the community meeting with new members and connecting with current ones. Natalie is the coordinator for After Hours, the Ambassador program and Greeters, the weekly networking event every Friday.
Natalie is happy to help you navigate your membership and how to get the most out of the benefits associated with membership.
Communications and Events
Kate Gillem – Director of Communications, x303
A graduate from Georgetown University with a Master's in public relations and communications, Kate is dedicated to telling the Salem Chamber story in innovative ways on both print and digital platforms.
She is responsible for managing the public relations aspects within the Chamber and handles all communication with the press. She sets and guides the strategy for all communications, website content and public relations messages and collateral to consistently articulate the Chamber's mission.
Workforce Development
Chris Phipps – Workforce Development Specialist, x308
Chris has worked for the Chamber in a variety of capacities and currently works with the Ready to Learn Ready to Work Program. She connects students with college and career learning opportunities through a partnership with the Salem-Keizer school district.
Chris is the one to contact if you are interested in making a difference in a Salem-Keizer school student's lives.
Norma Sanchez – Business Liaison
As the link between businesses and the Career Technical Education Center (CTEC), Norma has the unique opportunity to facilitate those relationships.
CTEC is where the Chamber helps ensure students are joining the workforce with the skills and training employers are seeking. As the business liaison, Norma makes it possible for the business community to be part of the process.
Katie Hawkins – Business Liaison, x304
Katie is one of the links between businesses and the Career Technical Education Center (CTEC), where she focuses on the newest programs. Katie invites businesses into the education process, to better align what students are learning to what the community needs to thrive. She plays a key role in the planning and implementation of the CTE & Industry Summit as it grows each year. If you want to get involved in shaping the future workforce through education, contacting Katie is a great place to start.
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- Calories 186
- Caloriesfromfat 27%
- Fat 5.5g
- Satfat 2.7g
- Monofat 1.2g
- Polyfat 0.4g
- Protein 7.6g
- Carbohydrate 27.8g
- Fiber 3.4g
- Cholesterol 18mg
- Iron 1.1mg
- Sodium 398mg
- Calcium 84mg
Corn and Fingerling Potato Chowder with Applewood-Smoked Bacon
As the name implies, fingerling potatoes have a narrow shape, similar to a finger. These baby white potatoes contain less starch than russet potatoes; waxy small red potatoes make a good stand-in.
How to Make It
Cook bacon in a large Dutch oven over medium heat until crisp. Remove bacon from pan; crumble. Add onion to drippings in pan; cook 8 minutes or until tender, stirring occasionally. Add corn, chopped thyme, and garlic to pan; cook 30 seconds, stirring constantly. Stir in broth, milk, half-and-half, and potatoes; bring to a simmer. Cover and cook 10 minutes or until potatoes are tender, stirring occasionally.
Transfer 2 cups potato mixture to a blender. Remove center piece of blender lid (to allow steam to escape); secure blender lid on blender. Place a clean towel over opening in blender lid (to avoid splatters). Blend until smooth; return pureed mixture to pan. Stir in salt and black pepper; sprinkle with crumbled bacon. Garnish with thyme sprigs, if desired.


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