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Alexys Paris necesitaba un nuevo diseño de banner publicitario y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 4 diseños de 3 diseñadores freelance.
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I am vocal instructor that teaches Speech Level Singing and I need two web banners for my website and an email newsletter (same design - different sizes) which you can check out at: http://www.alexycon.com. I am changing my branding so you will need the updated logo to create the banner. The size of the web banner is 800 by 100 and the Vertical Response email newsletter is 650 by 70, but is it possibe to create it so it will work at any size?
My target audience is vocal/singing students of all ages!
I would need two banners. One banner size needs to be 800 by 100 for the web and the other 650 by 70 for the Vertical Response email - but hopefully can be resized to fit anything I may want to change to later. I am going for a classic elegant look and or very stylish that is warm and uses the attached files. The "PSD purple background" file is the background for the "PSD darker background" image file. The "PSD lighter background" file has a plain white background. I hope this make sense. Please ask if you have any questions.


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Two Clarkson University Entrepreneurs Place in National Competition
Clarkson students Matthew Turcotte and Daegan Gonyer have a commonality in their budding entrepreneurial careers: both are runners-up for Sigma Nu Tau's first National Student Entrepreneur of the Year Award.
Gonyer and Turcotte operate businesses in Clarkson's Peyton Hall Incubator in downtown Potsdam.
Gonyer, who began at Clarkson as an undergraduate and is now pursuing his Ph.D. in physics, placed first runner-up. His business, Blue Sphere Industries Ltd., has developed technology to grow row after row of plants in an indoor environment without soil. Light-emitting diode (LED) lights and a recycled water system with nutrients provide the plants with necessary ingredients to thrive. Gonyer is successfully growing the world's first soil-less indoor citrus plants in Peyton Hall. He has also run another business, Illusion ATC Prototyping, for nearly a decade.
Turcotte, a rising senior innovation and entrepreneurship major from Clayton, N.Y., was second runner-up for founding and operating North Shore Solutions, which provides Internet consulting services for municipalities and companies around the world, including over 40 towns and villages in New York State. Turcotte also recently entered the real estate industry by purchasing an office building in the town of Watertown.
The award recognizes "successful entrepreneurs who are pursuing principled entrepreneurship in their business ventures," according to the Web site for Sigma Nu Tau, the entrepreneurship academic honor society. Turcotte placed first in the competition's "Main Street" category, while Gonyer earned first in the "High Technology" category.
Erin Draper, director of operations for Clarkson's Reh Center for Entrepreneurship, nominated Gonyer and Turcotte for the award.
"Daegan and Matthew's awards are representative of the true spirit of entrepreneurship that exists at Clarkson," Draper said. "Every day they and many students like them are not just working hard in their classes but they are taking business calls during breaks, meeting with clients, and growing their companies."
Founding and developing a business is much more than a 40-hour a week commitment, Turcotte and Gonyer said. The challenge of developing a business in an incubator program and balancing that with academics requires dedication and discipline but is also very rewarding.
"Peyton Hall is a laboratory where you can experiment with new ideas. As opportunities come up that look appealing, why not go for them?" Turcotte asked. "There are a lot of students out there that are trying to pursue their entrepreneurial ideas. I hope that Daegan and I can inspire other students to pursue their ideas. Just because you are young doesn't mean you can't be successful with the ideas that you have."
Gonyer said the award will help his business as he begins to market his technology to potential customers. His technology may have increasing demand; there will not be enough land to feed the global population by 2050, which will require new ways to grow food.
"Any time I can have some outside expert or panel look at my business and say 'Yes, you've done a good job,' not only is your technology validated, your entrepreneurial and business efforts are as well," Gonyer said.
Both Turcotte and Gonyer praised Clarkson for its support as they have developed their businesses.
Turcotte was the first student to participate in Clarkson's Young Entrepreneurs and Innovators Program, in which the University received partial equity in his company in exchange for free tuition. Turcotte was also recently selected by the U.S. Small Business Administration Syracuse District Office as the winner of the 2013 SBA Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award.
Clarkson worked with Gonyer to develop and patent his idea, and is continuing to nurture the business to prepare it for the marketplace. "There's just this entrepreneurial spirit here that I don't think you'd find at other universities," Gonyer said.
Clarkson University launches leaders into the global economy. One in five alumni already leads as a CEO, VP or equivalent senior executive of a company. Located just outside the Adirondack Park in Potsdam, N.Y., Clarkson is a nationally recognized research university for undergraduates with select graduate programs in signature areas of academic excellence directed toward the world's pressing issues. Through 50 rigorous programs of study in engineering, business, arts, sciences and health sciences, the entire learning-living community spans boundaries across disciplines, nations and cultures to build powers of observation, challenge the status quo, and connect discovery and engineering innovation with enterprise.
Photo caption: Clarkson University student entrepreneurs Daegan Gonyer (left) and Matthew Turcotte are runners up in Sigma Nu Tau's first National Student Entrepreneur of the Year Award competition.
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Live in the Fairfax/Falls Church/Merrfield area and looking to find some hitting partners to play more. I currently am a high school tennis coach so week nights are out but weekend afternoons are pretty open. would be willing to travel a little if interested. I am a 3.5 - 4.0
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Cynthia. I live in Alexandria and am a 3.5. Let me know if you'd like to hit sometime.I know some good courts in the area so we can set something up. I travel during the week and am back on Thursdays. I can do Thursday and Friday evenings, and weekends.
Awesome, will be in touch. I am away the next few weekends but once I get back I will let you know and see if we can get something together.
Hi Cynthia, if you're willing to meet halfway, I can arrange a mixed doubles match. I usually meet people from VA at a nice complex of courts behind Montgomery Mall, off Democracy Blvd on 270. Google says it's a 25 minutes trip.
My weekdays are free as well. Glenn
Awesome. Yeah that is not hard for me to get to since I am right off the beltway. I am out of town the next three weekends but am for sure looking to play on weekends after that. Once my season is over early May my weekdays open up completely its just the next few weeks I am being held to weekends.
Hi Cynthia. I live in Arlington (Ballston area) and would be happy to hit with you sometime. I'm a 3.5 player. Weekend afternoons generally work well for me too.
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Would any of you be interested in something next Tuesday afternoon/evening?
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Standard and Poor's upgraded California's credit ratings to "A" from "A-" thanks to its improving fiscal and revenue outlook.
The agency cites Gov. Brown's budget accomplishments as a key reason for its upgrade:
The upgrades reflect our view of California's improved fiscal condition and cash position, and the state's projections of a structurally balanced budget through at least the next several years. As part of Governor Jerry Brown's recent budget proposal and multiple-year plan, the state would also largely retire its backlog of payment deferrals and internal loans. We view the alignment between revenues and expenditures as much improved and largely a result of policymakers' heightened emphasis on fixing the state's fiscal structure in the past two budgets.
We recently explained how Gov. Jerry Brown was able to balance the state's budget after years of deficit problems.
The agency listed several other factors that influenced its decision:
- "Deep and diverse economy, which is capable of above-average growth rates partly because of its prominent higher education institutions and businesses in innovative sectors, which help position California as a leading venture capital recipient state.
- "Recent commitment to reaching alignment between ongoing revenues with recurring expenses while paying down budgetary debts.
- "Likelihood for regular enactment of timely budgets following a constitutional change requiring only a legislative majority for budget approval.
- "High but conservatively structured bonded debt."


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Dwell and AIA teamed up to host the How Green Are You? Contest, meant to showcase green homes and renovations. As AIA says, the contest was meant to highlight the design innovations and sustainable strategies used to reduce carbon emissions, energy consumption and improve building functionality. Contest winners were recently announced and there are some beautiful home renovations. The winner of this competition was Ryan Walsh, of DRW Design Build, with his beautiful 1925 bungalow remodel called Recycled Aesthetic.
Exterior of Recycled Aesthetic, Winner of Dwell/AIA Design Contest How Green Are You?
As the Dwell blog article says, "The competition was fierce, with numerous submissions from across the country pitting recycled materials against low energy consumption and anemic carbon emissions in an all out sustainable design steel cage match." The winner emerged as a result of his alternative design approach and use of recycled materials. Rather than designing everything out before hand and selecting materials to fit the design, Walsh salvaged materials and worked them into the home. Of course it took him 8 years to finish the house, but there's no accounting for time when you produce such an aesthetically pleasing home.
Runner up, Gulf Islands House by Matthew Woodruff and Clinton Cuddington of Measured Architecture
Other awards were given to the Gulf Islands House by Matthew Woodruff and Clinton Cuddington of Measured Architecture, and Salvaged Cedar by Ryan Mankoski of Ninebark Studio and Chad Schneider of ArchiLab Design. The Gulf Islands House uses 25% energy of a conventional house of the same size and was built on an average budget. Salvaged Cedar meanwhile was built from cedar sheathing deconstructed from existing materials and incorporates sustainable design principles as a way to reduce carbon emissions.
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Public Record Office Victoria (PROV) is the archives of the State Government of Victoria. We hold around 100kms of records dating from 1830s right up to the present day.
Our impressive collection includes records of immigration and shipping, criminal trials and prisons, premiers and governors, royal commissions, boards of inquiry, wills and probates and much more. These records hold stories of the key events and decisions that have shaped the history of the State of Victoria.
What we do
Established under the Public Records Act 1973 PROV's objectives are to:
- issue standards regulating the creation, maintenance and security of public records including the selection and disposal of public records not worthy of preservation
- advise and assist agencies in achieving compliance with issued standards
- preserve public records of permanent value as the state archives
- ensure that the archives are accessible to the government and the people of Victoria.
Public Record Office Victoria is an agency of the Department of Premier and Cabinet.
To see PROV's organisational chart refer to the annual report.
Our facilities at the Victorian Archives Centre
Visit us at the Victorian Archives Centre at 99 Shiel Street North Melbourne, Monday to Friday 10am to 4:30pm (excluding public holidays) and the second and last Saturday of every month. We are close to public transport and our facilities include free wireless, on-site parking, bike racks, gallery and café. Information on building accessibility can be found here.
The Archives Gallery features new exhibitions every four months. Visit our Public Exhibitions page for more information on the current exhibition on display.
Café 99 is open from 8am to 3pm weekdays (excluding public holidays) with fresh coffee, tea, and a range of lunch and cakes including gluten-free and vegetarian menu items. PLEASE NOTE Café 99 is temporarily closed. There are plenty of other coffee and lunch options nearby on Melrose Place.


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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Penn State basketball coach Patrick Chambers and the Nittany Lion coaching staff will welcome players from across the region beginning May 31 when the first of four Penn State basketball summer camp opportunities begins.
Penn State will offer four different boy's camp experiences including: Father/Son Camp (May 31-June 2), Team Camp (June 15-16), Day Camp (June 24-27) and Advanced Skills Camp (June 28-29).
All Penn State basketball camps are held on the University Park campus with campers housed in University residence halls and supervised by camp counselors.
Nittany Lion head coach Patrick Chambers, entering his third season at Penn State, and the Penn State coaching staff, are actively involved in all camps and bring the same high energy, positive and engaged approach to camp instruction that Nittany Lion team practices have become known for. Inspirational demonstrations, demanding exercises and fun-filled competition highlight camps that address both physical skill development and mental approach to the game.
For more information or to register for camp, please visit SPORTS CAMPS - BASKETBALL or contact Penn State Sports Camps at 814-865-0561. Penn State Sport Camps can also be e-mailed at email@example.com and is on FACEBOOK.
The Father/Son Camp (May 31-June2) offers a great bonding experience between fathers and sons focusing on basketball fundamentals, games and fun competitions. The fathers will take an active role in the teaching process and participate in drills, stations, competitions and games that will be fun and exciting for both father and son. The camp is designed for students grades two through 12 and their fathers or guardians.
The Team Camp (June 15-16) is designed to provide junior varsity, varsity and/or club teams with the opportunity to train and compete under the direction and guidance of an outstanding coaching staff. Each team will have tactical training sessions, technical pressure training and daily competitions. Teams must send a minimum of eight players/coaches and a maximum of 12. Previous camps have consisted of more than 70 teams from across the Northeast with more than 700 regional players and coaches competing in the Bryce Jordan Center and other campus facilities. Teams from Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C., Ohio, Maryland, New Jersey, Virginia, West Virginia and New York have taken part in Team Camp.
The Day Camp (June 24-27) is open to boys entering grades one through eight next fall and is designed to focus on fun and fundamentals. Workouts will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday through Wednesday and from 9 a.m. to noon on Thursday. The focus will be on teaching the fundamentals of the game while providing a fun atmosphere. The campers are asked to bring their lunch on Monday through Wednesday; drinks will be provided.
The Advanced Skills Camp (June 18-19), although open to players entering grades 9 through 12, is a two-day physically demanding and competitive practice camp and is specifically designed for more advanced players who are serious about raising their skills in preparation for playing at the collegiate level.
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Recorded in between his modernist masterpieces Let Freedom Ring and One Step Beyond, Tippin' the Scales finds Jackie McLean returning to a safer, more straightforward hard bop scenario for a short spell. Since the album wasn't really in keeping with the direction McLean was heading (and since that direction proved to be successful), it stayed in the vaults for 22 years before finally seeing the light of day in 1984. As one might expect, given the nearly universal quality of McLean's Blue Note output, Tippin' the Scales is solid from top to bottom, even if it's not nearly as forward-looking as its predecessor. There's a lot of bluesy hard bop with a few unpredictable twists and turns, and the presence of pianist Sonny Clark lends a cool tone to the session overall, making for a nice contrast with McLean's frequently surging passion. Clark contributes three of the six pieces, which are in keeping with his laid-back, swinging style, highlighted by the amiable, appropriately titled "Nicely." There are also two McLean originals -- the fairly challenging title track and the more basic "Rainy Blues" -- and a rendition of the standard "Cabin in the Sky," where McLean's on-the-edge timbre and intonation are put to surprisingly warm use. Though it's one of the more conventional items in McLean's discography, Tippin' the Scales offers an opportunity to hear the altoist in an uncommonly relaxed quartet setting, playing (along with anchor Clark, bassist Butch Warren, and drummer Art Taylor) at a typically high level of musicianship. ~ Steve Huey


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New Mexico Tech Women's Resource Center Hosts Luncheon, Sept. 13, 2005
by Shawna Carter
SOCORRO, N.M., Sept. 13, 2005 —The New Mexico Tech Women's Resource Center recently hosted its fifth free lunch for women at the science and research university in Socorro.
Female faculty, staff, and students were all invited to eat, share, and connect with each other in the university's Tripp Conference Room, inside the Joseph R. Skeen Library.
The recent luncheon is part of the outreach services provided by the Women's Resource Center at Tech. The Women's Resource Center was established at the university in March 2001 as an effort to connect to women on campus and provide them with resources to help meet their various needs.
The primary goals of the Women's Resource Center include providing women with a safe place to express concerns, relax, learn, and connect with other people who understand women's issues.
Throughout the year, the Women's Resource Center also hosts informal gatherings, stress reduction courses, sponsored discussions, guest speakers, workshops, and video viewings.
The next event hosted by the Women's Resource Center will be a poetry reading and art show by Margaret Randall and Barbara Byers. Randall and Byers will present exerpts from their book Grand Canyon Reflections, a recently published volume of poetry and illustrations focused on the Grand Canyon. The event will be held on Saturday, September 17 at 6 p.m. in the upper lobby of Macey Center. There will be books, art, and cards on sale at the event.
For more information about the Women's Resource Center, its upcoming events, or associated women's issues, contact Sue Dunston at 835.5445, or e-mail her at email@example.com, or visit the Women's Resource Center website at www.nmt.edu/~women.


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Bulldogs Seek Top-Half Ivy Finish For 10th Straight Year
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - The 115th season of Yale men's basketball comes to a conclusion with visits from Columbia and Cornell this weekend. Tipoff both Friday and Saturday nights is slated for 7 p.m. Seniors Josh Davis, Jordan Gibson, Paul Nelson and Alex Zampier will be honored prior to Saturday's game with first-place Cornell. The Class of 2010 has combined to lead the Bulldogs to 51 victories and two second-place finishes in the Ivy League. Yale (11-18, 5-7 Ivy) enters the final weekend this year in a tie with Brown for fourth place. The Bulldogs have finished fourth or better in each of the last nine years. Yale needs to sweep the weekend to extend its streak with a .500 or better Ivy record to 10 straight seasons. The Bulldogs played one of their best games of the season in the first meeting with Columbia, a 79-64 victory. Yale scored 48 points in the first half and outrebounded the Lions 46-27 in the game. Michael Sands posted double-doubles in both games last weekend, scoring 11 points and grabbing 11 rebounds against Dartmouth and getting 11 points and 10 rebounds against Harvard. Zampier leads the Bulldogs in scoring (17.2 ppg.). The last Yale player to average at least 17 points in a season was Paul Maley, who averaged 20.2 in 1987-88.
The Yale University Athletics Department is teaming up with the Yale-New Haven Hospital Auxiliary "Toy Closets" program by collecting new, unwrapped toys at Friday's game with Columbia. Fans attending the contest may bring a donation to Lee Amphitheater on game day in exchange for one complimentary general admission ticket per donation. The Yale-New Haven Hospital Auxiliary's Toy Closets program was developed to provide new, age-appropriate and educational toys to pediatric patients at the Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital. Founded in 1993 by Ann Nyberg, WTNH News Channel 8 anchorwoman, the Toy Closets help insure that pediatric patients come away from their hospitalization with a pleasant memory. In addition, the toys serve as gifts for special occasions such as birthdays and holiday celebrations for hospitalized children.
Before every home Ivy League game, Yale Basketball Association members, season ticket holders and corporate sponsors are invited to join the Ivy Lounge, located on the concourse of Lee Amphitheater behind the skyboxes, opposite the main entrance. Enjoy pre-game appetizers, soft drinks, beer and wine beginning a half-hour before the game and continuing throughout the game.
The Bulldogs are looking to sweep the season series from Columbia for the first time since 2006. Friday is the 14th meeting between Yale head coach James Jones and his younger brother Joe, who is in his seventh year at the helm of Columbia's program. Yale has won eight of the games. The Bulldogs have won seven of the last eight meetings with Cornell at Lee Amphitheater. Yale has swept the Columbia-Cornell home weekend six times under James Jones.
The Lions (10-16, 4-8 Ivy) earned their first season sweep of Penn since 1968 with last Friday's 56-55 victory. Brian Grimes's fadeaway 18-footer with two seconds left was the winning basket. Columbia features one of the top scorers in the Ivy League in Noruwa Agho, who is fifth at 16.6 ppg. He scored 30 points in the first meeting with Yale and was 15-of-18 from the foul line.
The Big Red (25-4, 11-1 Ivy) can clinch the outright Ivy League title with a victory at Brown on Friday night. Seniors Ryan Wittman (17.4 ppg.), Jeff Foote (12.3 ppg, 8.3 rpg, 57 blocks) and Louis Dale (11.4 ppg., 121 assists) are arguably one of the most talented and successful trios in Ivy history. Cornell is second in the nation in three-point field goal percentage (.419). The Big Red made 13 three-pointers in the first meeting with Yale.
- Yale swept the season series from Dartmouth for the third time in the last four years.
- Dartmouth's 45 points were the fewest the Bulldogs have allowed in a game this season.
- Head Coach James Jones improved to 18-4 against Dartmouth during his tenure at Yale.
- Saturday's loss to Harvard snapped the Bulldogs' four-game winning streak at Lavieties Pavilion.
The Bulldogs will open the 2010-11 season against Quinnipiac at the Connecticut 6 Classic at the Mohegan Sun Arena. Other highlights of the schedule include trips to Providence, Boston College, Illinois and Stanford. In addition, non-league foes Army, Hartford, Albany, Sacred Heart and Lehigh will visit Lee Amphitheater.
The state of Connecticut has a rich basketball tradition. A new chapter in that history starts this season with the formation of the Connecticut 6, a partnership between six of Connecticut's Division I schools - Yale, Central Connecticut, Fairfield, Hartford, Quinnipiac and Sacred Heart. The inaugural Connecticut 6 Classic tripleheader was Nov. 13 at the Arena at Harbor Yard. The Classic moves to the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville in 2010. In addition to the tripleheader, a preseason All-Connecticut 6 team was selected and there will be a Connecticut 6 Player of the Week chosen each week during the season.
James Jones has made quite an impact on the Yale basketball program. In 10 seasons, Jones has guided Yale to success not seen in New Haven in 40 years. In 2001-02, Jones led the Bulldogs to their first Ivy League title since 1962-63 and the first postseason tournament victory in the 107-year history of Yale basketball. The team won 21 games, the second most in the modern era of Yale basketball, and reached the second round of the National Invitation Tournament. Jones, the longest tenured coach in the Ivy League, earned his 100th victory at Yale when the Bulldogs beat Columbia on Feb. 9, 2007. He is only the fourth coach in school history with at least 100 wins. The Bulldogs have won at least 10 Ivy games twice during his tenure and have had a .500 or better record in league play in each of the last nine years. Three assistant coaches who worked under Jones have gone on to become head coaches - Isaiah Cavaco (Oberlin), Mark Sembrowich (Academy of Arts University) and Mark Gilbride (Clarkson).Jones served as an assistant coach to Villanova's Jay Wright for the 2007 USA Basketball Men's Pan American Games Team.
Six Yale graduates, all coached by James Jones, are currently playing professional basketball. Edwin Draughan '05 (FOS Ouest, France), Dominick Martin '06 (Illescas CLM, Spain), Matt Kyle '08 (Tunisia), Eric Flato '08 (Plymouth Raiders, England) and Ross Morin '09 (SAM Massagno, Switzerland) are playing overseas, while Travis Pinick '09 was was selected in the eighth round of the 2009 NBA D-League Draft by the Los Angeles D-Fenders.
• The 2009-10 schedule features 31 regular season games, including 12 in the friendly confines of the John J. Lee Amphitheater. It will mark the most games Yale has played in a season since 2001-02 when the Bulldogs finished 21-11.
• The Bulldogs made their second appearance in the Preseason NIT. Yale fell to No. 1 ranked UConn in the tournament to open the 2003-04 season. The Bulldogs played four games in this year's tournament.
• The game with Quinnipiac on Nov. 21 capped a busy day on the Yale campus. The 126th edition of the Yale-Harvard football game was played at noon at Yale Bowl. Yale and Quinnipiac had met only once before, an 87-69 Bobcat win in 1999 in the Phoenix Classic at the Hartford Civic Center.
• Senior Alex Zampier had a homecoming when the Bulldogs visited Albany on Jan. 3. Zampier, an East Greenbush, N.Y., native, graduated as the second all-time leading scorer at Columbia High School with 1,381 points. Yale head coach James Jones is a 1996 Albany graduate. He played for and coached with the legendary Dr. Richard Sauers, one of only seven coaches to win more than 700 games.
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Hey everyone,
Just a little post regarding the most recent episode of Hak5.
I went into showing users how easy it really is to setup a VOIP provider so that you can easily make and receive phone calls to and from external numbers.
I chose to use Teliax, which in my opinion is a great option if you're looking for a provider as they have some really attractive pricing especially the pay as you go plan.
The nice thing about that plan is you can have 10 simultaneous calls going, and so long as your 3CX license provides, there's no extra setup. It will just deduct you based on how many minutes each of the callers is using.
There have also been a couple of questions that have popped up both here on my blog and in email. Check out those after the break.


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Peterson Real Fyre 16-Inch Valley Oak Gas Log Set With Vent-Free Propane ANSI Certified 9,500 BTU G8-E Burner - Manual Safety Pilot
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Every once in a while, I'll try to take a detailed look at a specific element of the raiding game. Today in the spotlight: Argent Coliseum Strategy.
I rarely do strategy posts (and by rarely I mean this is the first one ever) but since the instance is so new and information on the coliseum bosses is scattered everywhere, I thought I'd do a quick run through of what I gleaned from watching Youtube videos of the encounters. I'll be skipping the Northrend Beasts encounter because Matticus covered it better than I ever could here. Keep in mind some of this might be incorrect since it's largely guesswork, but it's all I've got at the moment and I'll update later.
The Faction Champions (video link)
Remember the third boss of Magister's Terrace? This looks similar, except instead of facing NPCs with crazy abilities, you're matched up against NPCs of the classes you know and love, but of the opposing faction. They're CC-able (but with diminishing returns, as in PvP). You have the option of CC-ing healers first and killing DPS or doing it vice-versa if you find yourself getting owned by the DPS.
- They can CC you, so be ready with dispels. In 10-man, make sure you have dispels available for every kind of debuff.
- You won't always get the same champions (list of them here), I think, so as soon as they are visible in the coliseum figure out what classes you're up against and set up a kill order.
- Some more information can be found here and here.
- Healers can all be interrupted and should have an interruptor assigned to them if they aren't being CC'd.
- My guild got best results from burning down the 3 healers right away and then moving on killing the most dangerous and least CC/able mobs.
- Treat it like a 5v5 arena – CC liberally, pay attention to DRs and stay away from as much incidental damage as possible (there's a fair amount of AoE that happens, such as Hellfire from the Warlock and Bladestorm from the Warrior).
Lord Jaraxxus (video link)
A big fire-centric Eredar guy. There's a list of his abilities here, which you should read first since I'll be referencing them by name. Should be tanked in the centre of the arena.
- Summons Mistresses of Pain through creating Nether Portals. You'll need an off-tank ready to pick them up. There's an achievement linked to having two of these up when you kill the boss. They have their own skillset, the important ones of which are that they can leap towards raid members and cast Mistress' Kiss on raid members which interrupts for 8 seconds if the affected raid member casts something with a cast time.
- Casts Fel Lightning (basically Chain Lightning, like Thorim's) so ranged should spread out to avoid chaining it. If it hits melee there's not much you can do.
- Casts Incinerate Flesh, which needs to be healed through (you have to do a certain amount of healing to the affected target to remove the debuff). If it's not removed in time an infernal spawns.
- Has a bunch of random damage and AoE damage spells, so melee will need a lot of healing. Ranged should stay at least 15 yards away to avoid taking this damage.
- Can cast Legion Flame, which damages the target and causes that person to leave a trail of fire behind, similar to the fire in hard-mode Mimiron. Move while you have it and try to place it so it doesn't interfere with tanks or melee DPS.
- Can summon an Infernal Volcano, which shoots up Infernals that need to be off-tanked.
Valkyr Twins (video link) (list of abilities)
Two mobs (linked HP, I believe), 4 portals that allow you to switch between Light and Dark Essences. The Dark boss is tanked at a Dark zone while the Light boss is tanked at a Light zone.
- Raid members with Light Essence deal more damage to the Dark boss and vice versa (but are vulnerable to damage of the opposite Essence). So you want raid members with Light Essence DPSing the dark boss and vice versa.
- There are little dark and light orbs floating around the arena. You want to absorb those of your current Essence (just touch them) and avoid the other ones (they damage you). When you've absorbed 100 stacks of one type of energy, you gain Empowered (Dark/Light) and deal uber damage. This is the key to the fight (and the achievement, which is to kill them in 3 minutes or under).
- Each sister can cast a Vortex (Light and Dark, respectively). When you get a warning that the one you're DPSing is about to cast her vortex, quickly walk up to the portal-looking things to switch Essences so that you can absorb the damage. Switch back once the Vortex is over. As far as I saw, the Vortices were not cast simultaneously.
- Each twin can cast Twin's Pact, which heals them for 20%. From what I saw, everyone has to switch to DPSing the twin casting the pact (again, not cast simultaneously) because they can put up a shield that prevents spell interruption while active and needs to be broken before the heal can be interrupted.
Anub'arak (video link) (list of abilities)
He's back! Yay… Like his predecessor, he can burrow, summon adds and swarms of bugs.
- Permafrost on the ground means that bugs can't burrow while on it (but it also slows movement speed by 80%). Anub'arak can't burrow either. It looks like he's tanked on top of it when possible.
- While burrowed, Anub'arak's spikes will pursue a raid member, who should run away and not through people (like Kologarn's eye beams).
- Summons adds even when not burowed, which should be tanked near the boss to maximize incidental AoE damage. From what I saw it looked like DPS just continued hitting Anub'arak and allowed cleave/AoE to hit the adds.
- At some point (I'm guessing when his health reaches a certain point) he will cast Leeching Swarm, which is an AoE dot on the whole raid. 20% of health every 1 second with a minimum of 250 health per tick. At this point you simply need to burn the boss down.
Seems like there should be more for the final boss of an instance, right…? IDK.


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Photo by Hilary Hulteen 2012.
Just back from a Midwest run with Howlin Rain. Thanks to all of you who joined us at the gigs, we had a blast on this tour. The Midwest was beautiful with one foot still in Winter and one foot stepping into Spring (we finished and flew home before the Tornadoes swept the region). We had the pleasure of playing the last 3 shows on the run with Oklahoma's Broncho and Ohio's legendary Buffalo Killers. Both amazing bands and an incredible bill.
Back at home now in Oakland I am working on catching up with my hand held recordings from the SXSW run and the Midwest to post some live comps and gigs here from the HR runs but in the meantime I wanted to share something I put together a few months ago. A while back some folks were passing this Rolling Stone vocal track around of Mick and Merry Clayton from "Gimme Shelter" and I was just floored by hearing it bare like this. The beautiful vintage plate reverb, the finger snapping for time, the huffing for breath between takes and then of course one of the most amazing moments in the history of recorded vocal performances; Merry delivering the 'rape...murder!" line with exploding vocal chords in the 3m--3:15 section and Mick involuntarily hollering out an ecstatic "woooooooo!!!" in shocked praise that clearly remains audible in the final mix. Just like everyone I'd heard Gimme Shelter a million times but I'd never really heard the whole scene and action behind that climactic moment in the song. Now whenever I hear "Gimme Shelter" whether it's on a radio, in the car, in the airport or a bar, when that moments comes all of a sudden my mind is just standing there next to them, Merry 9 months pregnant, nailing her vocals on the first pass and Mick standing there next to her shouting her on in the middle of an empty live room at Sunset Sound. When we hear the music that we have as a final product it is a single entity made up of many unique parts in a system. The tracks all crush together in a mix and instead of roads and mountains and lakes and rivers and celebrations and individual births or funerals and tiny dialogs in this corner or that we hear a song as a single musical world zoomed out until it's just glowing green or blue or red from our distance in the space around it. To me there is something incredibly thrilling and mesmerizing about going in and hearing the tracks by themselves, zooming in from the outer space of a whole glowing spinning song into one section of the world, then closer into one continent, through the atmosphere and clouds, zooming in over a state, than a city, down through 3 different layers of weather, down through a neighborhood, into a air duct system through a spinning tin grate on the roof, into the walls, down through the sheetrock and into the live room where you can hear the puff of a cigarette or the swig of a bottle of bourbon between lines and then the details of the voice so magnified you can hear the nose hairs, the scratch in the throat, the swish of leather boots on the rug at the foot of the mic as the singer finishes a great deliver and spins away from the mic for their beer. It's like putting your eyes on secret letters or photos for the first time in generations that you found in an old chest--though the whole world is different and 100 years have gone by for a moment that breath of passion, those words of love live again between your eyes, the letter and your mind. They come to life in the room, in your hands and in this case in your ears for a fleeting moment.
A few months back Tim Green sent me the stems from The Russian Wilds and for kicks I went through and listened to some of the stuff. I was struck by how detailed some of the vocal arrangements were on a song like "Phantom In The Valley" and yet in the final mix the music was dense enough that although the "feel" of the vocal arrangements remains, much of the detail of their total scope is lost into the greater "feel" of the song--which is exactly what all tracks and elements of a song are supposed to do in a good mix. So I put together a reel of some of my favorite moments, some of the lost dialogs, some of the multi-color details that in final mixing had blended to become a single new color or voice. Originally I just sent this to the Howlin Rain guys and a few friends that I thought might get a kick out of it but over time it has held interest to me as an enamoring peak behind the curtains of a final work where the details of a musical city can spread out again and become individuals interacting for a few more brief moments before being lost back into the history of something greater then themselves.
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Looking for James HAYDEN Convict sent to Australia on the Third Fleet 1791
Does anyone know anything about James Hayden b. 1761 in Staffordshire England? He was tried and convicted in Staffordhsire on 30th July 1788 and sentenced to 7 years transportation to Australia aboard the 'Matilda' in 1791 with the Third Fleet. I cannot find any record of what he was convicted of.
It appears that he was sent to Norfolk Island first, as he did not arrive in Port Jackson until four years later. He married another convict, Mary Keen (alias Jane Kane) on board the ship 'Glatton' on her arrival in Port Jackson in 1803. THey had 6 children and setteld in the Campbelltown area of NSW. James died in 1820.
I would apprecaite any help in discovering what he was convicted of - or being pointed in the right direction to find his trial record from Staffordshire.
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Looking for Mary / Jane Kane / Keen originaly thought to come from Ireland
Looking for any information on Mary/Jane Kane/Keen who was born 1768c in Ireland. She was convicted for theft in the Old Bailey London in 1799 and sentenced to transportation to Australia. She married William Hayden (also a convict)in Australia.
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Select Services under the broker's name in the Administration Console window's navigation pane.
A list of the available services will appear in the result pane (see Figure 2–6), showing the name, port number, and current state of each service.
Select a service by clicking on its name in the result pane.
For this exercise, select the name jms.
Choose Properties from the Actions menu.
The Service Properties dialog box (Figure 2–7) will appear. You can use this dialog box to assign the service a static port number and to change the minimum and maximum number of threads allocated for it.
For this exercise, do not change any of the connection service's properties.
Click OK to accept the new property values and dismiss the dialog box.
The Actions menu also contains commands for pausing and resuming a service. If you select the admin service and pull down the Actions menu, however, you will see that the Pause Service command is disabled. This is because the admin service is the Administration Console's link to the broker: if you paused it, you would no longer be able to access the broker.


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Featured on Maryborough's Walk and Drive Tour - Gatakers Building and the warehouse behind are the oldest surviving commercial buildings in Maryborough.
Gatakers Building was built for Robert Travis in 1868, it and the warehouse located behind, became a warehouse for wine and spirit merchants, Graham and Gataker in 1885. In 1906, John Graham retired and Charles Gataker took his sons aboard and the business became Gataker and Sons. The building behind is now home to Maryborough's new art gallery, Gatakers Artspace which opened in March 2010.


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NIGEL Farage, the leader of the UK Independence Party, was challenged on issues including gay marriage during a visit to a county school.
The Euro MP was invited to Wheatley Park School on Friday following a request from economics A-Level students.
About 100 pupils and students filled the sixth form library to hear Mr Farage following previous talks from members of other parties.
The anti-European Union politician hit back at Prime Minister and Witney MP David Cameron's recent comment that UKIP members were "pretty odd".
The former city trader said: "Compared to Clegg, Cameron and Miliband I am pretty odd. Unlike them I have had a job for 20 years in the real world."
He added: "I love Europe. It is the most fascinating continent on the planet.
"But this does not mean we should take all the countries in Europe and form them into one. That is the very opposite of freedom and democracy."
Asked if he supported gay marriage, Mr Farage said he is "not vehemently against" it, but was surprised it has been given such attention by other parties.
Jackson Cole, 18, questioned Mr Farage's view that "bully boys in Brussels" forced former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi out of office.
The youngster suggested allegations about sex scandals "meant he had to go".
Mr Farage joked: "That in Italy is not necessarily as bad as it is here."
Economics student Beth Jeremy, 17, said afterwards: "I heard some interesting things but felt a lot of it was scaremongering, particularly when he warned about the EU being combined as one state."
Mr Farage said: "They asked some excellent and challenging questions."
In 2010's General Election UKIP came fifth out of seven in Oxford East with 2.3 per cent of votes, fourth out of six in Oxford West and Abingdon with 2.7 per cent of votes, fifth out of 10 in Witney with 3.5 per cent of votes and fourth out of six in Banbury with five per cent of votes.


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Turner Farm and Laura Robinson will hold a hands-on, farm-to-table cooking class in the Meshewa kitchen (adjacent to Turner Farm) on January 8th, 10AM to 1PM. This is the first in a series of classes that will focus on basic cooking techniques using seasonal ingredients picked fresh from the farm.
In this class, you will learn the ins-and-outs of two fundamental kitchen recipes: a pie dough and a custard. Once mastered, these two classic components will become invaluable tools in your kitchen repertoire and work in a variety of applications. In this class, we will combine the dough and the custard to form a lovely quiche!
Weather permitting, we will start by picking the greens that will be used in the dish. We will then make our way to the kitchen to make the dough from scratch and assemble the custard. We will end by enjoying the meal together.
Space is limited, so please email Sally @ firstname.lastname@example.com if you are interested in joining. The cost of the class is $35 and a check must be received by January 5th to reserve your spot in the class. Checks are payable to Turner Farm and can be mailed to Turner Farm, 7400 Given Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45243.


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The rattlesnake that killed "Snake Salvation" Pastor Jamie Coots a week ago made an encore appearance Saturday night at the same church with Jamie's son at the helm ... and this time no animals or people were hurt.
Cody Coots prayed over a bevy of snakes -- one of which was the rattler that killed Jamie. The video is insane ... it looks like a revival service with a live band and snakes and worshipers all flailing in the air.
As we told you ... Cody made it clear to us ... if the rattler bit him he would refuse treatment ... just like his dad.
But snakes weren't the only trick up Cody's sleeve. He also played with fire ... literally.


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In Las Vegas, Jason Cage is known as "The Beast Master." But his onstage feats of magic are nothing compared to the abilities he keeps hidden from human eyes. Jason is Prime of his vampire family, and once used his telepathic skills to tame wild werewolves. It's a talent that leads him to beautiful , sensual Sofia Hunyara, who instantly triggers all of Jason's primal urges. Sofia is destined to be his bondmate, but keeping her alive long enough to convince her of that fact will not be easy.
Sofia has no reason to trust Jason, or to believe his story about her family's secret history as Wolf Tamers. The only thing she's sure is an overwhelming attraction that quickly develops into a scorching affair. If Jason's claims are true, can Sofia embrace her legacy - when it means walking away from a soul-searching desire that's deeper than any she's ever known?
Sixth in my Primes series is: Primal Desires.
Primal Heat
Fifth in my Primes series is: Primal Heat.
The location is Las Vegas. The Hero is a Family Prime. The Heroine is a cop who is the sister of the Heroine in my second Primes book, "I Thirst For You".
Master Of Darkness
She thinks he's helping her hunt vampires...but she's dead wrong.
When vampire hunter Eden Faveau mistakes Laurent, a renegade vampire of Tribe Manticore, for her new partner, he's not about to correct her.
USA Today bestselling author Susan Sizemore puts a reluctant vampire hero to the test when he discovers steamy passion with a mortal...and desire that transcends night and day.
Fourth in my Primes series is: Master of Darkness.
Crave The Night
The first three books in my Primes series: Crave The Night(Includes: I Burn for You, I Thirst for You, I Hunger for You.)
I Hunger for You
Mia Luchese comes from a long line of vampire hunters but has never believed in the supernatural. When she's attacked by vampires, though, Mia must accept her family's dark legacy. What she doesn't know is that sexy S.W.A.T. team leader Colin Foxe, her rescuer and former lover, is also a vampire.
Colin doesn't want to mate with a mere mortal, but his attraction to Mia is blistering. To get to the bottom of the attack on her, he is forced to reveal his real identity--and Mia hers. But a generations-old battle that should rip them apart cannot break the bond that has their souls hungering for an eternity of ecstasy in each other's arms....
Third in my Primes series is I Hunger For You.
He appeared out of the night to rescue her - but what price will the vampire demand in return?
The Shadows of Christmas Past
"A Touch of Harry"
When the injured wolf Dr. Marjorie Piper takes back to her kennel turns into a man, Marj is stunned, and keeps his subsequent escape a secret. The only thing more difficult to hide is the burning desire she feels for Harrison Blethyin, a stranger in town who brings out her animal instincts. But when Marj and Harry join forces to find a pack of runaway teens before Christmas, truths are revealed that will bind their souls together forever.
The Shadows of Christmas Past contains supernatural Christmas themed novellas by Christine Feehan and myself. My novella "A Touch of Harry" is about a werewolf missing persons detective, and is based in my Primes universe.
I Thirst for You
He appears out of the dark desert night - a huge, dangerous stranger who sparks desire and fear in her like she's never known. Josephine Elliot knows only that her captor's name is Marcus Cage, and that he's on the run. But who is chasing him, and why? Is Marcus protecting her by taking her hostage...or is he planning to use her to buy his own freedom? And why, above all, is she so inexorably drawn to him, body and soul?
Marcus is overwhelmed by the thirst for Josephine, and instantly recognizes her as his soulmate. Desperate to evade enemies intent on destroying him and his kind, Marcus has no choice but to take Jo on the run. But when she unwittingly betrays him to his enemies, both are thrust into mortal danger. Can their newfound love survive her deceit and spare them a dark fate? Or will their insatiable desire burn for eternity?
Second in my Primes series is I Thirst For You.
No one sets fire to the page like Susan Sizemore! In her sensual new vampire romance, an unsuspecting mortal is embraced in darkness and passion....
"A dark, sexy dream of a book. You wont want to put it down." bestselling author Connie Brockway
"A dark, sexy dream of a book. You wont want to put it down." bestselling author Connie Brockway
I Burn for You
The world holds great danger for Alec Reynard and his kind. As the dark hollows of his soul threaten to overwhelm him, he undergoes secret medical treatments that allow him to bear daylight. Living a double life as a bodyguard, he must also battle the powerful chemistry that explodes between him and Domini Lancer, a mere mortal and unbelievably, his soulmate.
Domini knows nothing of Alecs true nature. But when danger threatens, he kidnaps her to his clans stronghold to protect her
and there, he can no longer hide who or what he is. As the forces aligned against Domini draw near, Alec wonders whether shell accept the darkness within him or whether shes actually a vampire slayer whos cleverly infiltrated his clan.
First in my Primes series is I Burn For You.
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Year-end roundups have everyone with a pulse creating their Top 10 lists. Best-of selections abound and you see everyone dying to tell everyone else what the coolest "whatever" is, be it albums, movies, moments etc. It's enough to make you want to hole up in your room, watch Star Wars and listen to the Beatles' White Album on repeat.
In an age when the "M" in MTV doesn't stand for anything, the music video format surprisingly took a front seat in 2012 and came blazing back to life online.
The sad part is that despite our expanded options in this digital age, we still managed to collectively distill our watching to a scant few clips, almost like it was 1983 all over again when you could see either Michael Jackson, Madonna, Lionel Richie, the Eurythmics or nothing. You'd think the open frontier that is the Internet would even out online views, but quite the opposite happened.
By now, and after 1 billion hits on YouTube, "Gangnam Style" is a worldwide phenomenon. For anyone who's been living under a rock, "Gangnam Style" is a song by South Korean singer, Psy. It's accompanied by a signature dance both a three-year-old and a 90 year-old can ape.
I was living under a rock since I only became familiar with "Gangnam Style" around the 917.3 million views mark. Upon watching the video (on Dec. 9 at 12:55 p.m.) and seeing the view count, I promptly tweeted this to the world:
"This Gangnam Style phenomenon is more proof we are on a planet overrun by village idiots."
Instead of getting the usual avalanche of hate tweets I get for my online rants, I got over 100 retweets and 100 per cent support. Now, I must be clear, I don't hate the song. I hate the fact that over a billion people were drawn to it.
I don't weep for the future because the future is now and it's in the form of a chubby-looking dude who thinks wearing sunglasses indoors makes him cool. I also fail to see what differentiates this song/video from the endless parade of all the other vapid dance songs/videos that we're inundated with.
And although 2012 was a landmark year for music videos, where bands like Walk Off The Earth got 142 million views for simply covering Gotye's "Somebody That I Used To Know," a 358 million-viewed song that sounds like some Sting/Police knockoff while the actual Police themselves have only a mere 31 million views for "Every Breath You Take," it was also a year in which the greatest video I have ever seen was released to comparatively little fanfare.
That is Nekrogoblikon's "No One Survives."
Squeaking in at 1.5 million views in the last three months isn't anything to sneeze at, but endowing it as "greatest video ever made" definitely requires answering why. How can a semi-active death/folk metal band suddenly produce the greatest video ever in the history of everything?
Nekrogoblikon's "No One Survives" video contains no silly synchronized dance moves, no rusted out electronic beats, no silly looking guy in sunglasses. It's a music video containing a classic music video narrative (remember those?) about a misfit boy working in an office who likes a pretty girl. Only in this case the misfit boy is a goblin. And the pretty girl is played by Digital Playground contract girl, Kayden Kross. (That means she's a porno star in real life.) Describing the plot here does the video disservice. If you're thoroughly confused, curious or both, go watch the damn video.(Note: It borders on NSFW if you work in a really crappy place.)
When I first saw "No One Survives" it was, interestingly enough, while we were making our own music video, "Just A Beautiful Day," and our directors Josh and Jason Diamond showed it to us for inspiration purposes. We didn't exactly reach the Citizen Kane-esque heights of Nekrogoblikon, but at almost 100,000 views to date, I'd say we're doing just fine.
Criticizing something that's so widely popular and then propping up an alternative will more than likely set up whatever is being paraded for a fall. So it's with some trepidation that I even venture to suggest Nekrogoblikon over Psy. It's a tall order and a thorny request, but if you're over "Gangnam Style" you need to watch this because Nekrogoblikon's the best.


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Florida's ban on net fishing near shore debated again
Most Floridians probably have thought little about restrictions on net fishing in Florida's Atlantic and Gulf waters that took effect 18 years ago under a state constitutional amendment approved by 72 percent of voters.
The aim of the measure banning gill nets and limiting other types of nets to a maximum of 500 square feet was to protect inshore fish stocks—mullet, pompano, redfish, snook and others—from overharvest. Since the net ban took effect in 1995, several stocks have bounced back to healthy levels and South Floridians pretty much forgot all about the issue — until now.
Several commercial fishers in North Florida have never stopped fighting the netting laws in state courts, and last month convinced Leon County Circuit Judge Jackie Fulford to strike the limitations down. For about a week, commercial fishers struck their gill nets with impunity, harvesting unknown numbers of mullet and other species until Nov. 6 when the First District Court of Appeal in Tallahassee granted the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's petition to stop them.
Now, the FWC — joined by Coastal Conservation Association Florida, a prominent recreational fishing group—is asking the court to permanently uphold netting restrictions while the Wakulla Commercial Fishermen's Association—joined by the Florida Keys Commercial Fishermen's Association — wants the rules thrown out.
Captain Bill Kelly, executive director of the Keys group, says he and his colleagues would like to sit down with FWC officials, recreational anglers, conservation groups and others to negotiate a solution and avoid a lengthy court battle.
"We would like the opportunity to harvest Spanish mackerel, pompano and mullet in state waters," Kelly said. "We'd like to see the use of gill nets with the appropriate mesh size for the appropriate targets."
Kelly said his group would agree to catch limits and establishing areas where netting would be prohibited, such as beaches and residential canals.
Current state laws ban gill nets out to three miles in Atlantic waters and out to nine miles in the Gulf. A gill net is defined as any net with a stretched mesh greater than two inches. The Keys has a thriving commercial gill net fishery in federal waters with 17 active fishermen pursuing king mackerel under a federal quota system, according to Kelly. He says bycatch—netting unintended species—is less than one-10th of 1 percent.
"One of the cleanest, most robust fisheries there is," Kelly declared.
He believes the same kind of gear would be suitable for harvesting Spanish mackerel, pompano and mullet in state waters.
"They could fill enormous consumer demand," he said.
Since the gill net ban, black mullet has been harvested primarily with cast nets, or hand-thrown nets, and shipped mostly for their roe to the Far East. According to the latest figures from the FWC, the average price of roe is nearly $7 per pound while the fish themselves go for about 75 cents. Kelly believes there could be a healthy market for mullet as a food fish in the Keys.
"It would be a win for fishermen and win for consumers as well," he said.
Meanwhile, recreational anglers are outraged at the notion of weakening or repealing netting restrictions in Florida. They fear a return to what they call the "bad old days" when their favorite species and those species' prey were being decimated by nets.
"We will spend every penny necessary to protect the constitutional ban on gill netting," CCA Florida chairman Jim Williams said.
The netting imbroglio is not listed on the agenda for next week's FWC meeting in Weston, but commissioners are likely to bring it up.
In the meantime, says FWC spokeswoman Amanda Nalley, "we have always been and continue to be willing to discuss the issue with all parties, but we also respect the judicial process and will stay within the bounds directed by the courts."


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This article examines the flat-glass manufacturing process and explores several decorating methods that you can use to crack into this large market.
By Wim Zoomer
Glass is just an everyday object for many of us—one that we rarely stop to consider. By nature, we are inclined to look through it rather than at it. Glass is confusing, as it is neither a liquid with a disordered collection of molecules, nor a solid that comprises a motionless formation of molecules. Glass exhibits definite characteristics of both and is typically classified as an amorphous solid.
A unique characteristic of glass is that it is one of the most transparent solid substances on earth. People do not realize this phenomenon, as they just look through a window, instead of observing the window glass to confirm this special characteristic.
If we take a closer look at flat glass in general, we may ascertain that people can look through the glass. Meanwhile, the glass helps maintain the climate inside the building, providing the desired comfort and protecting against undesired atmospheric influences.
Glass can easily be processed by simply modifying its surface properties or by changing its shape by way of high-temperature bending, forming, slumping, or fusing. Among other things, flat glass is an integral part of architectural objects (Figure 1), automotive components, gaming machines, appliances, and art objects. The possibilities seem endless when you consider all of these potential applications and the ways in which you can decorate the glass. Let's examine some of the basics associated with the production of glass panels. Then, we'll discuss some of the ways you can decorate the surface of this unique medium.
The float-glass process
In 1952, Alastair Pilkington was washing the dishes when a plate moved for a short period of time across the surface of some water on a countertop. Pilkington wondered if this effect—the principle of floating—could help him produce flat glass.
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