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BELFORD, N.J., Aug. 12, 2011 /PR Newswire/ -- The New Jersey Seafood Cooperative of Belford is the latest addition to the Fishing for Energy initiative, the program providing commercial fishermen a cost-free way to recycle old and unusable fishing gear. Gear, such as rope and fishing nets collected at the Co-op will be processed into clean, renewable energy at the Covanta Union Energy-from-Waste facility in Rahway, NJ.
Fishing for Energy is a partnership between the Morristown, NJ-based Covanta Energy (Covanta), the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Marine Debris Program, and Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc. It was established in 2008 to reduce the financial burden imposed on commercial fishermen when disposing of old, derelict (gear that is lost in the marine environment), or unusable fishing gear and thereby reduce the amount of gear that ends up in U.S. coastal waters. Metal items are recycled at Schnitzer Steel Industry facilities and the remaining material is converted into renewable energy at Covanta Energy-from-Waste facilities.
At a ceremony held this morning at the Belford Seafood Cooperative, the partnership installed a collection bin for old, abandoned or lost fishing gear from area commercial fishermen.
Speaking on behalf of the partnership, Nancy Wallace, Director of the NOAA Marine Debris Program said, 'We are so pleased to be able to continue the expansion of the Fishing for Energy program by adding a new port in New Jersey. This is a great opportunity for local fishermen to dispose of unused gear free of charge, thereby helping to protect the marine environment that is so important to their livelihoods and create clean, renewable energy.'
By placing the collection bin at the Co-op, it makes it easy for fishermen to participate, significantly increasing the likelihood that derelict gear does not end up in the marine environment. Abandoned or lost fishing equipment can threaten marine life in a number of ways; by damaging ecosystems as nets and heavy equipment settle upon the ocean floor or through 'ghost fishing,' wherein a net continues to catch fish, even if abandoned or lost. Gear can also impact navigational safety, damage fishing equipment and boats that are in use, and have economic repercussions on fishing and shipping enterprises and coastal communities.
Fishing for Energy thrives due to extensive cooperation between government, private, public and local organizations. The diversity and unparalleled expertise of the partners results in a unique, community-focused program that addresses a marine environmental issue, reduces costs for small commercial fishing businesses and recycles metal and recovers energy from the remaining material.
Since launching in 2008, Fishing for Energy has reeled in more than 1.1 million pounds of old fishing gear, a portion of which has been retrieved directly from the ocean by fishermen. In 2010, Fishing for Energy was awarded the prestigious Coastal America Partnership Award, which is presented to groups that restore and protect coastal ecosystems through collaborative action and partnership. The partnership has also expanded to include a grant program that directly supports efforts to remove derelict fishing gear from U.S. coastal waters and will continue to partner with new ports to promote retired or derelict fishing gear collection through community education and outreach. For more information on the partnership visit: www.nfwf.org/fishingforenergy.
About Covanta
Covanta Energy is an internationally recognized owner and operator of large-scale Energy-from-Waste and renewable energy projects and a recipient of the Energy Innovator Award from the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy. Covanta's 44 Energy-from-Waste facilities provide communities with an environmentally sound solution to their solid waste disposal needs by using that municipal solid waste to generate clean, renewable energy. Annually, Covanta's modern Energy-from-Waste facilities safely and securely convert approximately 20 million tons of waste into 9 million megawatt hours of clean renewable electricity and create more than 9 billion pounds of steam that are sold to a variety of industries. For more information, visit www.covantaholding.com.
About National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
A nonprofit established by Congress in 1984, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation sustains, restores and enhances the Nation's fish, wildlife, plants and habitats. Through leadership conservation investments with public and private partners, NFWF is dedicated to achieving maximum conservation impact by developing and applying best practices and innovative methods for measurable outcomes. Since its establishment, NFWF has awarded nearly 9,500 grants to over 3,000 organizations in the United States and abroad and leveraged – with its partners – more than $400 million in federal funds into more than $1.3 billion for on-the-ground conservation. For more information, visit www.nfwf.org.
About NOAA
NOAA understands and predicts changes in the Earth's environment, from the depths of the ocean to the surface of the sun, and conserves and manages our coastal and marine resources.
The NOAA Marine Debris Program, housed within the Office of Response & Restoration, coordinates, strengthens, and increases the visibility of marine debris issues and efforts within the agency, its partners, and the public. The program supports activities at both a national and international level focused on identifying, reducing and preventing debris from entering the marine environment. NOAA's Office of Response and Restoration (OR&R) protects coastal and marine resources, mitigates threats, reduces harm, and restores ecological function. The Office provides comprehensive solutions to environmental hazards caused by oil, chemicals, and marine debris. For more information, visit: www.noaa.gov.
About Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc.
Schnitzer Steel Industries, Inc. is one of the largest manufacturers and exporters of recycled ferrous metal products in the United States. Headquartered in Portland, Oregon, Schnitzer Steel operates 42 facilities in 13 states, including seven export facilities on both the East and West coasts, as well as in Hawaii and Puerto Rico. The company's vertically integrated operating platform also includes its auto parts and steel manufacturing businesses. The auto parts business sells used auto parts through its 38 self-service facilities and 18 full-service facilities located in 16 states and western Canada. With an annual production capacity of nearly 800,000 tons, Schnitzer's steel manufacturing business produces finished steel products, including rebar, wire rod and other specialty products. Schnitzer Steel Industries commenced its 103rd year of operations in 2009.
SOURCE Fishing for Energy


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Thread: Judo.
6/17/2009 1:35pm, #651
Go away. Engage in a quote by quote war with easier game.
6/17/2009 1:39pm, #652
I'd also like to meet some of the san diego bullies and hang out. Maybe go to a great chinese restaurant and hit up a club or two afterward.
6/17/2009 1:41pm, #653
Keep in mind that Saulo is a sort of hero for 3moose1. It would break his heart if I was to say something mean about him while there.
Oh yes it would.
Oh yes.
6/17/2009 1:49pm, #654
1) Muncea has absolutely nothing to apologize for... Most people here could sense tongue in cheek. He even validated his remarks, **** you. When was the last time you saw someone not respect a tap in a match like this? Maybe on convict fights? I bet Sicr and Muncea become buddies after.
2) Beatdown? Again, inflammatory Bullshit. I won't comment other than to say it was a decent scrap, Anthony has a great chin and showed heart, good for both guys.
3) DO you apply the same standards you do to others that you do to yourself?
Finally, I would just ignore you lbut you did at one time seem like a reasonable guy with informed views so maybe you will at least consider some of this post a bit... I don't know
6/17/2009 1:53pm, #655
6/17/2009 2:08pm, #656
Yes I explained my position in that thread, you disagree with it like I have always said... its not a popularity contest... and no not because he was a great Karateka. The point made involved a little more than that. Hypocracy to be specific.
Yeah I do get a kick out of the Floyd Webb thread! And it does not involve spewing **** at others either how bout that? Everybody on that thread seems to know that I am joshing even when I rankle. No your the hater here... though you have shown in the past that you have some sense so I hope you appeal to that part of yourself.
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6/17/2009 3:51pm, #657
6/17/2009 3:55pm, #658
I have never seen a match happen where someone didn't respect a tap, because we've always worked to avoid them. The threat has been sincerely made in the past. Munarca seemed pretty pissed at Sirc, to me. In fact, I'm still not sure he was joking at the time he posted, I think it's likely he just cooled down a little.
6/17/2009 4:04pm, #659
Basically, I've said this twice. Read. I don't intend on cranking any submission I get. It was all bullshit, and truth be told, it was pretty transparent. No matter how much I dislike Sirc, I don't intend on hurting him. Even if he provokes me.
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(By E. O. SELLERS, Director of Evening
Department, The Moody Bible Institute,
LESSON TEXT Matt. 21:33-48.
GOLDEN TEXT "The stone which the
builders rejected, the same was made the
head of the corner." Matt 21:42 K. V.
Tuesday morning of this his last
week (Mark 11:20) the disciples saw
the fig tree withered away from the
roots. Passing on they enter the
temple where Christ's authority is
challenged. Following' his disconcert
ing reply (21:23-27) Jesus taught
three parables of warning of which
this lesson Is the second.
I. The parablo, vv. 33-39. It Is a
story of God's long suffering goodness
and'Luko (20:9) tells us that It was (
addressed to the people. We need to I
keep in mind tho previous parable of
the two sons (vv. 28-32) In order to I
understand perfectly the method ho
employed In answering tho chief I
priests. In the first he states a case
and appeals to them for a verdict. I
Without hesitation they replied and by
so doing condemned themselves. In '
this parable he states a case and asks
for a reply, v. 40. This they gave and
in bo doing declared a righteous judg
ment which must fall upon their mo
tives. In both parables Jesus em
ploys the figure of a vineyard. In
the Old Testament this stands for
Israel, Ps. 80:8-11, Isa, 5:1.
Kingdom Committed to Us.
In this case it stands for the King
dom of God which Is no longer Identi
fied with Israel but taken away from
It and given to the Gentiles (v. 43).
The Lord was dealing with the re
sponsible rulers of Israel, those fa
miliar with the prophetlo writings.
His reference to the digging and care
suggests that for his Vineyard he had
done all that could have been done,
Isa. 5:4. Being fully equipped, he
places it first of all in the care of
iBrael, verse 43. Today it is in charge
of believers, I Peter 4:10. The hus
bandman did not own the vineyard, It
was only entrusted to his care. So
In a sense, God has committed tho
kingdom to us, does his work through
us, and of a right expects an account
ing by us, see Matt. 25:14, 15; Mark
13:34; Luke 19:12.
In these parables we can trace the
whole history of Israel according to
Isaiah. The fruits he looked for from
the vineyard "let out to the husband
man" were those of judgment and of
righteousness. Their response had
ever been that of persecuting the
prophets, ill treatment of those that
were sent, and a selfish appropriation
of the blessings he bad given. These
servants sent to get an accounting
were God-commlssloned and God-in-spired,
hence it is small wonder that
such people would accord a like treat
ment of the king when he came.
This 1b still the way the world, uses
godly men, II Tim. 3:12. It reveals
the world's natural hatred 'to God,
John 15:18, 19; Rom. 8:7.
Appeal to Hearers.
II. The application, vv. 4046. Jesua
then appeals to his hearers as to
what should be done to the husband
ma'h, v. 40. They declared, "he will
miserably destroy those miserable
men and will let out tho vineyard to
other husbandmen, which shall render
him the fruits in their seasons." At
this Jesus reminds them of their
Scriptures and what they taught con
cerning the fact of the stone rejected
by the builders becoming the head of
the corner.
The master's question (r. 40) sug
gests the one found in Heb. 10:28,
29. Historically, God did "miserably
destroy these miserable men." That
happened at the destruction of Jerusa
lem, one of the most appalling sieges
recorded in military history. It wa
then that the doom pronounced by
Jesus was executed when he said,
"The Kingdom of God shall be taken
away from you, and shall be given to
a nation bringing forth the fruits
thereof," see Acts 15:14; I Pet. 2:9;
Rev. 5:9. In these words Jesus for
mally and authoritatively passed sen
tence upon the nation and rejected it
from a place of service. It is signifi
cant to observe the alternative of fall
ing upon tho stone and being broken
or of having the stone fall upon and
orushipg all to dust In the erection
of the temple one is the keystone of
the whole. On that stone the build
ers were now "falling" and being
"broken," Isa. 8:15. Soon in their
corporate capacity, as ones entrusted
with a vineyard, the stone should
"fall upon them" in the destruction
of the city, and Individually and per
sonally as unbelievers, in a more aw
ful sense.
Once again, in this lesson we face
the fact that th chosen people were
rejected because of their unfrultful
ness, that is, they had failed to fulfil
the purpose for which they wera
created. The sin of these rulers was
that of their failure to administer
the affairs of the people In the In
terests of God's kingdom. The fail
ure of the people was that they sub
mitted to such false rulers. The su
preme value of this lesson Is In the)
revelation of the wonderful power and
wisdom of God. This Is shown by his
compelling these men to find a verdict
it bat passed sentence upon themselves.
Getting Rid of Dot Files.
The United States department of ag
riculture has thoroughly tested a very
unusual cure for tho disease of' horses
called bots. Bots are tlio larvae of the
horse bot (ly and live In the stom
achs of horses. They Interfere with
digestive processes to such un extent
as to cause loss of Ileal), general pour
tondltlon nud often death. Dislodging
Uiem Is extremely dlUlcult.
In the treatment tested the horse was
fed a little hay and outs In the morn
ing and allowed to go without food
the rest of the day. In the evening a
purgative was given. Next morning
the horse wns given three drams of
carbon bisulphide In a gelatin capsule
three times at Intervals of an hour.
When the capsule reached the horse's
stomach It dissolved, and the carbon
bisulphide, u liquid that Is extremely
volatile at the temperature of a horse's
body, evaporated rapidly. The gas suf
focated the bots and other parasites
in the horse's stomach without Injur
ing the horse In the least The remedy
was tried with complete success on a
large number of affected animals-.
Minneapolis Journal.
Power of the Opium Habit,
In the American Magazine a former
newspaper man. who became a victim
of the opium habit and Is now n con
vict lu n penitentiary, writes a dramat
ic account of his experiences with the
drug. He gives as follows bis idea of
the power of the bablt:
"I do not believe that any man with
an opium or morphine habit of years'
standing can deny himself the drug if
It is within reach.
"I do not believe that any man, no
matter what his previous character
may have been, can use opium contin
uously and not have the Impulse to be
crooked, lie may not be crooked, ho
may lack the nerve or the necessity to
steal, but the Impulse will be there,
and if It ever becomes a question of
theft or a 'ha bit' he will thieve. This
is the history of every opium smoker I
have ever known."
The Invention of the Panorama.
The panorama was Invented by a
Scotchman named Robert Barker, who
obtained a license In London in 1787
and erected a rotunda on Leicester
square. He was associated with Rob
ert Fulton, the practical inventor of
the steamboat who introduced pano
ramas into Paris in 1700. but resigned
in favor of Thayer perhaps in order to
give his attention to the application of
steam to boats. Thayer raised a ro
tunda on the Boulevard Montmartre.
whence comes the name of the Pas
sage des Panorunias. Bonaparte caused
plans to be drawn up for eight pano
ramas, In which his conquests were to
be shown to the Parisians, whom he
always tried to impress with the mag
nitude of the achievements In order to
keep them faithful to his star. But
these projects were never realized.
"Ah, yes, there are still true and loy
al souls In this sad world." murmured
the solemn Individual in the tortoise
shell glasses. "1 used to know a dear
girl it was ten long years ago and
not a year has passed since that she
baBn't written me a birthday letter.
Always what she writes Is about the
same: 'Dear Alfred, I can't ever forget
not If I live to be a hundred, this day
of all the days in the year. Let me
once again wish you long life and hap
piness with all my heart,' etc."
"Very sweet of the girl," said the
stout young man with the amazing
waistcoat "very sweet of her indeed."
"Very," replied the solemn individu
al, "only, you see, she writes that
dashed letter to me on a different day
every year." New York Post
The Stone Houses of Easter Island.
The remarkable stone houses of
Easter Island are built against a ter
race of earth or rock, which in somo
cases forms the back wall of the dwell
ing Tbey are built of small slabs of
stratified basaltic rock piled together
without cement No regularity of plan
is shown In the construction of a ma
jority of them. The average measure
ment is as follows: Height from floor
to celling, 4 feet C Inches; thickness of
walls, 4 feet to 10 Inches; width of
rooms, 4 feet 0 Inches; length of rooms,
12 feet 0 inches; average size of door
waysheight 20 inches; width, 19
He Had a Reason.
"1 notice you are very cautious 1b
what you say about people."
"Why is this?"
"Well, I ain't prominent enough to
claim I was misquoted." Louisville
Helpful Child.
Caller My, what a big girl you are
getting to be! You'll soon be able to
help your mother about the house.
Ethel Ob, I do that already. When
ever she says "For goodness' sake, get
out of my way I" I do It Philadelphia
His Definition.
Teacher Wilfred, a bee is some
thing we get wax from. Now, tell me,
what is a bee? Wilfred Our teacher
Is a bee because he's something we
get whacks from. London Telegraph.
A Criticism.
"He said this skirt of mine was a
perfect symphony."
"Maybe, but it's not well conducted."
"What do you mean?'
"It drags." Cleveland Leader.
It Depends.
Wigwag (trying to think of Insomnia)
When you haven't been able to sleep
ibr about a week what do you call It?
Youngpop What Is It, a boy or glriT
Philadelphia Record.
Queer Feast of the Tadpole Be
fore It Becomes a Frog.
Changes That Mark the Transition of
This Curious Creature From an
Aquatic to an Air Breathing Animal.
How It Differs From the Toad. i
There Is no more Interesting creature
on earth than u pollywog. or tadpole
for it Is u fish In the process of trans
formation Into a land unlmal. Tin
whole process can be watched if you
put a few pollywogs In a milk bottle
or Jar full of water with Boine water
lu any of the ponds In the parks In
the cities or In the pools In the suburbs
in the proper season frog spawn can
be found. It floats on the water like
masses of sago pudding. A handful
of this will furnish entertainment foi
several weeks and will at the same
time give a lesson lu evolution.
The spawn that floats on the ponds
Is the eggs of frogs. They lay It lu
the first warm days of spring, spread
lng It where the rays of the sun will
warm It. Each egg contains a yolk,
which is the food of the living germ
within, and is coated with black, prob
ably to attract as much heat us pos
slble and at the same time to protect
the' germ from the penetrating ultra
violet rays of the light, which would
destroy it The bluck yolk Is lu the
center of a mass of transparent Jelly
which Is there as a protective covering
If a small mass of spawn be placed
In a Jar of water and watched dally
with un ordinary magnifying glass the
black yolk of each egg will presently
be seen to assume u sousuge-llke shape
Gradually this takes the form of a tiny
pollywog. which soon begins to wrlg
gle. After a few days these little blni-k
bodies wriggle out through the trans
parent jelly and attach themselves to
bits of green sticks or weeds, which
should be placed In the Jar with thera
For some time they remain attached
to such supports by n sucker, waitliu
for the opening of the mouth. As yet
there are no visible eyes, but sniull
stumps on each side of the head will
be noticed. These are the gills. The
whole skin If examined with a lens
will be found to be covered with a sort
of animated velvet pile, for Its compo
nent threads are in constant motion
thereby creating a stream of fresh wa
ter to carry on the work of breathing
and n little later these movements will
be strong enough to bear the body
slowly along, so that locomotion nt this
stage is like that of the lowliest of llv
lng creatures, the protozoa.
When the mouth appears the Inside
of the great fleshy lips and the jaws
will be found to be armed with rows
of horny teeth numbering many huu
dreds. The gills will also have grown
considerably. These, however, room
give place to Internal gills, and the
water taken at tho mouth passes out
again by a small funnel on the right
side of the head. This flsbllke stage
disappears with the appearance of the
The hind legs next appear, and as
these develop the mouth is closed for
alterations No food can be taken, and
during this enforced fast the tadpole
supports life by consuming its tail:
This Is slowly digested by a process
not yet clearly understood By the
time this- strange feast has ended the
new mouth and the lungs have np
peared the tadpole has become a frog
and leaves the water for the land As
a tadpole it 'fed by rasping off vegeta
ble and animal matter with its teeth:
as a frog It feeds by Jerking food Into
Its capacious mouth by the flick of a
very sticky tongue.
Newts and toads In their pollywog
stage can scarcely be told from frogs
but newts remain water animals, wear
lng tails, nil their life. Some of then
retain their gills also, but most ot then
develop lungs and have to come in tit
surface to breathe. There aie few .pt
des which have neither gills nor lungs
and therefore do not breathe it t all
their blood helms oxidized In the skin
Adult frogs speml most ot their turn
In the water, but tln must .unit- to
the surface to breathe I'cu.l- umv
they leave the water do not return to
It-New York World.
Insurance and Assurance.
What Is the difference between Insur
ance and assurance? An expert ex
plained It Fire, shipwreck, accident
burglary, mumps or any disease are
eventualities, and you can consequent
ly insure against tbem. But death is
a certainty against which no company
will insure you. But you secure the
assurance that a definite sum of money
will be paid on Its occurrence. London
Winning Way.
"What a pathetic face that young
fellow has! His eyes seem so re
"Yes. In the lunchroom where be
worked he pulled In more tips than all
the other waiters combined." Cleve
land Plain Dealer.
Practical Proof.
"Yes, my son, 1 want you to make
yourself ambidextrous, 1 want you to
be able to use one bund Just as skill
fully as you do the other."
"That's me, dad I can lick any boy
In my class with either hand." New
York World.
In all God's creation there Is no
place appointed for the idle man.
It Has More Dry Matter and Nutrition
Than Some Solids.
The food value of milk, though a
hackneyed topic. Is woith a moment's i
consideration, writes D. S. Ilurcb In
Farm and Fireside. Though it Is n
liquid, milk contains more dry matter
than some solids. Skeptics can sur
prise themselves some dull day by put
ting a pan of milk lu the Inner part of ,
a double boiler, evaporating It and ob
R'jvlng the dry matter It contains.
W figures that follow ore Interesting,
too, from a food basis: '
Per cent Units of
Foods. dry matter energy I
Milk 12.5 310
Mushrooms 11.9 133
Oysters 11.7 225
Spinach 7.7 95
Tomatoes 5.7 100
Notice that milk contains more food
solids and units of energy than any
article in the list Milk also Is more
nourishing than tea, coffee or the com
mon Boups aB ordinarily made.
It also has this advantage, that prac
tically all of its solid matter Is digest
ed. It really contains no waste. I
A quart of milk weighs about 2.1 ;
pounds, which makes milk almost al
ways cost less than 5 cents a pound,
fue cheapest of all common foods ex
cept flour nnd grain products, cheap
cuts of meats and starchy vegetables
such as potatoes. All these products
require preparation and cooking, which
add to all their original cost and should
be considered In preparing foods.
The method for selecting tho best
grade of milk from the kinds availa
ble Is a question which the consumer
must help himself to answer. The best
general rule Is to observe the keeping
quality of the milk. If kept in a
clean place at n temperature of CM) de
grees F. or less, good milk will remain
sweet twenty-four hours after delivery.
A Room and Its Furniture Literally
Covered With Them.
I Within easy walking distance of the
old cathedral town of Chichester, Eng
land, is the Rising Sun. in North
Bersted, a house of interest to all who
1 collect stamps, for the little Inn con
tains a room that Is covered, every
inch of it with postnge stamps I
I Ceiling, walls, doors, chairs, tables,
picture frames all parts of the room
' except the floor are thickly covered,
' while from the celling hang long fes
toons nnd ropes made of bundles of
stamps for which there was no other
room. There are fully 2,000.000 stamps
pasted up and 1,000,000 more in these
festoons, while great bundles, one of
which holds 00,000 stamps, hang among
. the heavy loops.
I But it is not only the amazing num
ber of stamps that attracts the visi
tor's attention. There Is evidence on
all sides of great Ingenuity. The pic
tures Inside the stamp covered frames
are of stamps themselves. The celling
. is ornamented with a great star. The
arms of the neighboring town of Bog-
i nor are over the fireplace and the
j tablecloth shows the Eiffel towerl
Queen Victoria is surprisingly lifelike
in carefully chosen stamps of different
colors. The Prince of Wales' feathers
and the crown are also represented.
Most of the stamps are penny English
' stamps, but there are others from all
over the world. One door is a bright
yellow, covered entirely with the Swan
River stamps of Western Australia.
It is all the work of the landlord,
Who, nlready n stamp collector, thought
of this as an amusing way of disposing
of duplicates. He finished the room In
celebration of the queen's Jubilee
Youth's Companion.
Music of the Spheres.
The ancients were of the opinion that
the planets in tbelr movement through
space produced severally the seven
notes of the gamut This music, it was
contended, was imperceptible to human
cars on account of the fact that it was
too powerful for our hearing. Others
held that men did not hear it simply
because they were so used to it just as
we do not notice the mnr of the city
from our constant familiarity with it
The real "music of the spheres" is
purely intellectual, lying in the great
and splendid fact of the universe of
law and order.
Modern Finance.
"We boys wish to raise some money
for our club."
"Well, you wont to get out and run
errands, clean up yards, collect old
Iron, sift nsbes and earn the money."
"Oh, no. Those methods are archaic.
We propose to have a tag day." Kan
sas City Journal.
Mrs. Jones Men never know how
much they owe to their wives. Now,
there's Mr. Blank, who is praised by
every one as a successful man, but
what would ho have been If he had
never married? Mr. Jones A bachelor,
my dear. Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Their Bond of Union.
"Tailors and lawyers have one thing
In common."
"What is that?"
"Both are always ready to press
suits." Baltimore American.
Well Read.
Maude Harriet can read her bus
band like a book. Marie Well, she's
had experience. He is her third vol
ume, isn't he? Boston Transcript
In a Cheap Restaurant.
Guest I would like a cup of tea,
green .and black mixed. I don't take
milk. Host One cup of half and half!
Weaned! Detroit Times.
Tbe blue of heaven Is larger than
lie cloud. B. B. Browning.
Restless Flat Dwellers.
Tho restlessness of the flat dweller
Is u national mystery. Why does he
go forth Inevitably In the spring to
find another flat and to Insert his fam
ily and furniture therein? As likely as
not It Is the Mat which he abandoned
Ave years before. Since then he has oc
cupied four other Mats, eaeh a vast
Improvement over its predecessor, and
be Is now delighted with the new Hat
which he left In disgust five years be
fore, lie has spent hundreds of dol
lars In arriving nt tills stage of hap
piness, but he will ulmnddn the flat
again next year and flit on In n mov
ing van ns large as a small chapel
We falter, appalled at the task of dis
covering the flat dweller's purpose un
til we consider the strangely similar
restlessness of the. sic I; man who lies
on one side until be can't stand It uny
longer nnd then, with the nslstauce of
his devoted family. Is turned over on
the other side. The change Is u de
lightful relief, although a few hours
before be couldn't endure to He on
that side a minute longer. George
Fitch In Collier's Weekly.
The Sewing Machine.
The invention of the sewing moehlne
Is one of the most Interesting evolu
tionary romances In the history of hu
mnn prograss. Stone. Henderson nnd
Greenough hod experimented exten
sively with the double plneer idea,
one to seize the needle below and one
nbove. Helluiann used n double point
ed needle, with the eye in the center,
and Thimmonler and Ferrand had in-
vuun-u 11 UU1IJ OUUU U1UCU1UU IU t
1834 Walter Hunt originated the ex-1
tension arm idea with u needle similar
to the one now In general use. but be-'
fore be npplled for his patent In 1854
he had been forestalled by Ellas Howe. I
who will always be known us the In-
ventor of the sewing machine. If Hunt
had not been so great a luggard lie
might have won fume as an Inventor,
but Howe Is entitled to all the credit
that has been given him Like all
great Inventions, however, the sewing
machine was the
product of many
Had Forty Homes.
Vollon, the painter, was a unique
juiauuut; ctcu uiuuii tut? uuu tmiut-
tors of Paris. While he was essential
ly a bohemlan, there were times when
even his patience was taxed to the ut
most and to obviate the necessity of
meeting unwelcome people he conceiv
ed the idea of multiplying his lodging
places. At the time of his death be
owned no less than forty homes, nil in
npartuient houses, situated In nil the
out of the way corners of Purls, plain
ly furnished and with just enough nc-
commodation for himself. He changed
..u-j- -u- i """'""" " """ "
order to escape Importunate acquaint-
ances nnd to take refuge from his
friends. It was in order to throw them
all off the scent that be engaged rooms
all over the city. He finally died in
the Rue de Dunkerqup. where be had
as many ns three different apartments,
all within a stone's throw of one an
other. The Test of Character.
But responsibility Is the great cnar-
acter developer, and very few of us
really know what we can do until we
are put to the test The market is long
on men who can take orders, but short
on those who can intelligently Issue
them. Responsibility requires n cer -
tain amount or initiative tue wiuiug
ness to act when occasion demands
and the courage to fail under honest
effort and take the consequences. Of
course you may fail, but you can't tell
whether you will succeed unless you
try. and havlug tried to the utmost of
your ability and failed is i better than
never to have tried at all better be-
cause in every loss there is the com -
pensatlon of ' experience, while mere
inaction means mental and physical
stagnation, the dam and sire of annl-
hllatlon. Maurice Swltzer in Leslie's.
Very Red Tape.
A burglar entering a bouse by a lad
der In n small Prussian town fell nnd
broke his leg when making off with his
booty. An Inquiry Into the accident
revealed that contrary to the bylaws
of the town, the house owner's ladder
was not provided with strong Iron
spikes at its base. The house owner
was therefore ordered to pav all tbe
hospital costs and further to give the
uuijjiuiu 0uUu.ul.u. .uul-u
Tnlcinn nn Trust.
It is far better that we trust nnd be
deceived occasionally than not to trust
nt all. Not only must we trust one an-
other, but there ore many things in life
that we must take on trust- things
fhnf ttrc ,1, nnt linnorcfnnn nnll nrtt
.t ... . .wv - . ...
mysteries to us. Even love is a mys
tery. W. .1. Bryan.
When Real Knowledge Comes.
"Mamma," asked a little girl, "how
long did you know papa before you
married him?"
"My dear," replied the mother. "I
was acquainted with your father for
several years, but 1 really didn't know
him until nfter we were married."
She Knew Better.
Maude I cannot say yes, Walter, but
I shall always bo a sis Walter Sister
to me? No, you won'tl Mnude Yes,
Walter; your brother Charlie proposed
Do me last night and I accepted him.
How Those Girls Love One Another.
Maud And tho last thing that Henry
did was to give mo a kiss. Mabel
indeed! I should think that la about
tie last thing be would do. Illustrated
Look always on life and use It aa a
thing that Is lent to you.-fipanlib
August 10. IflU.
Mrs. II. N. Head called on Mrs. Geo.
Henry Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Jane Stultz and Nra. Mary
Bobb, of Fort Hill, took dinner with
the latter'sdaughter, Mrs. Chas. Mc
Coppln Wednesday.
Mrs Lee Lelbrock was calling on
Mrs, H. N. Head Friday evening.
Miss Ruth Henry spent Saturday
afternoon with the Misses Jennie and
Otio Washburn.
Miss Bernlce McCo'ppIn, of this
place, Is spending a few days with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Bobb, of Fort Hill.
J. L. Henry and family took dinner
with Burch Watts and family, of
Marshall, Sunday.
Mrs. J. L. Henry and son called on
Mrs. Geo. Henry and daughter Friday
H. N. Head and wife, Lee Leibrock
and family and James Sams and fam
ily were shopping in Hillsboro Satur
day. Mrs. Ella Henry, of this place, spent
Tuesday evening with Mary Elizabeth
Pulse and daughter, Miss Clara, of
Joseph Scammahorn, of this vicin
ity, who has been employed at Bar
berton the past few months, returned
home last week.
Alfred Greene and wife and baby, of
Byington, visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Wisecup, a few days
jast, week.
Mrs' J"' roe and ch,ldren and
Mr. and Mrs. II N. Head called on
Geo. Henry and family Sunday after-
Mrs. Austin Beaver and children
vIslte(1 John ,
Dnlii. , 1' ul
near Rainsboro, Sunday evening.
Miss Wilmlna Leaverton, of Hills
boro, who has been visiting Miss Faith
Sams the past week, returned home
Keep Your Liver Active During-the
Summer Alonths-Foley Ca
thartic Tablets for Slug--gish
Liver and Con
stipation. It does beat all how quickly Foley
Cathartic Tablets liven your liver and
overcome constinar.lnn. Nor nirtiiam
wimberley, Texas, says :"FoIey (Ja-
thartlc Tablets are the best laxative
T , . , ", " '""ve
I ever used They take the place of
calomel. Wholesome, stirring and
cleansing. No griping. A comfort to
stout persons.
Gakkett & Ayres.
August 10, 1914.
Mrs. Lemuel Dutton and two child.
ren spent last Wednesday night with
tneir aunt) Mrs. rTester Holti
. ,,,..
Mrs'' Rowe ant "er niece, Miss
Homa KinK spent last Friday at the
home of Don King, in Greenfield,
1 Hamer Lyle and wife were miesta nf
Vernon Rlttenhouse and wife last
Ralph Skeen, of Washington, Is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Sallle
i Mrs, Horner, of Greenfield, is visit-
lng at the home of John Perrie.
1 Mr- and Mrs- L B. Mllburn, of Col-
umbus, have been visiting relatives
near Hillsboro and called on their
sister, Mrs. Hannah Fittro.
Wm. Rowe and J. S. Lovett were
guests of Frank Rowe, of near Lees
burg, last Friday night.
Misses Mary McCann and Madelon
Montgomery, of Lynchburg, visited
Misses Mary Shoemaker and Elsie and
Evalyn Wolfe.
, '
Mrs- Del,a Morrow and grandson,
Nevil Farley, spent Sunday at the
borne of E O. Farley.
, The Friends Church at Centerfield,
Hardin Creek and Lower Fall Creek
will hold a Sunday School picnic at
Hardin Creek in John Barrett's Grove
on Wednesday, Aug. 26,
There will
De Kocl speaking. Come and bring
j your Basket filled.
, Hamer Lyle and wife spent last
Thursday wlth theIr mother Mr8,
. '
Mrs. Plummer Thompkins, pf Mon
roe, is visiting her sister, Mrs. O. M.
August 10, 1914.
Mrs. Etta Bates, of Kansas City,
Mo., who is the guest of her sister,
Mrs..Alta Shannon, was In Hillsboro
Miss Fannie Trop, of Hillsboro, was
the guest of Mrs. E. E. West several
days this week.
Miss Ladora Ream was In Hillsboro
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. West were in
Belfast Sunday and attended Rev.
Scarff's meetings.
Grover McCoy spent Saturday in
For dyspepsia, our national ailment
use Burdock Blood Bitters. Recom
mended for strengthening digestion,
purifying the blood. At all drug stores.
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Gerald McNally
Mr. McNally began handling tax related matters, including tax preparation in 1980 and has expanded into the areas of estate planning, probate, wills and trusts, will contest, real estate litigation, incorporation, business litigation, divorce and family law and debt negotiation. He is a licensed Real Estate Broker. In 2001, Mr. McNally's firm defeated a million dollar claim against a publicly traded company. The firm won a commercial real estate case concerning a multi-million office building in 2005. Mr. McNally has successfully handled a number of will contests. His experience and tenacity in getting things done make him the right match for you.
California State Bar (1984)
US Tax Court (1985)
Admitted to practice before the IRS (Enrolled Agent) 1982 – 1985
Whittier College School of Law 1984
United States Navy 1967-71
Michigan State University 1965-67
Pasadena Bar Association
Southland Regional Association of Realtors
David W. Hearst
Practice Areas and Experience:
Mr. Hearst received his undergraduate degree from the University of Washington and his law degree from Western State University, College of Law.
During his 23 years of active practice, he has extensive experience in commercial and residential real estate, to include landlord tenant lease preparation and review, evictions, land purchase and sale agreements, eminent domain hearings, partition, and adversary proceedings.
His family law experience has run the gauntlet from complex financial litigation and contested custody and visitation cases, serving as court appointed attorney for minors in child custody/visitation disputes and for indigent defendants in contempt hearings.
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A lot has been made of the lack of an elite quarterback on this year's draft board.
If teams stack the graded players solely on ability/potential, there are many scouting staffs that could get through the top 32 without putting a quarterback in there.
Now, nobody really thinks things will go down that way when the draft rolls around, but question marks are there at quarterback and running back.
There are no quarterbacks who carry a consensus first-round grade. There has not been a draft since Jay Berwanger was the first pick in 1936 when neither a quarterback nor a running back was selected in the first round.
The Broncos don't need a quarterback, but would like to add a big back to the depth chart.
In a shallow class overall, and with so many college teams playing spread offenses with smaller backs as their primary runners, there are even fewer options for teams such as the Broncos, who are on the hunt for the runners with a little more bulk.
With the pro days underway across the nation, here is a post-combine update on the best big backs on the board:
• Alabama's Eddie Lacy is 5-foot-10, 231 pounds and generally is considered the top running back on the board. But he suffered a hamstring injury — either a tear to the hamstring or to some of the tissue surrounding the muscle, depending on who is describing it — and could not work out at the combine.
There is uncertainty whether Lacy will be able to work out next week at Bama's pro day. Many scouts have pointed out that behind an offensive line loaded with NFL prospects, Lacy often was into the second level of a defense before first contact.
But he has shown himself to run with power and has explosiveness when healthy.
• Stanford's Stepfan Taylor (5-9, 214) plays bigger and faster than his workouts would suggest. The Cardinal's all-time leading rusher is not considered a big-play guy, but a savvy, tough, get-the-first-down runner who performed well against some of the nation's best defensive prospects at the Senior Bowl.
• Texas A&M's Christine Michael (5-10, 220) has put up staggering workout numbers for a player his size — 4.54 seconds in 40-yard dash, 43-inch vertical jump and benched 225 pounds 27 times at the combine. One of the best pure athletes at the position.
He also missed at least two interviews at the combine because he overslept, was ejected from a game for throwing a punch at an opposing player, and missed part of the 2001 season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and part of the 2010 with a fractured leg.
That's a lot to consider for a player who led his team in rushing in only one of his four seasons — as a freshman.
• South Carolina's Marcus Lattimore (5-11, 221) carries plenty of medical concerns — a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee in 2011 to go with a dislocated right knee with severe ligament damage this past season.
Most teams consider him a prospect who would be available to play in 2014. How the medical staffs gauge his recovery will determine his draft status.
• Michigan State's Le'Veon Bell (6-1, 230) ran a 4.6 40 at the combine and was the Big Ten's leading rusher this past season (1,739 yards). He would be a nice fit in a rotation in the right system.
Scored 33 touchdowns in 40 career games — he entered the draft as a junior — and presents some nice down-the-board value if he consistently heads north and south.
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Sirius Black had dated almost everyone. There was one catch: he never asked out a girl, nor broke up with one. Somehow, he never had to. Even more startling, he never stayed single for long.
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I pretend it wasn't, but looking back, everything I did that day was to spite Sirius Black. The façade and lies and all the dazzle! was to get him and everyone like him back. This wasn't about me, it was about all women. But then things got complicated and I realized I was lying to myself the whole time.
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Love: I realized what it entailed. It meant devotion, control, power. I would become obsessed with itmaking sure he still loved me. I would change myself to fit himmold into him. Because that was what love did. It preyed on ones mind until it took over. Everyone wanted to be loved. It turned us crazy.
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CompTIA® Mobility+® (Exam MB0-001)
Course Specifications
Course Number:
Course Length:
5 days
Course Description
The mobile age is upon us. More and more people are using tablets, smartphones, and other mobile devices to accomplish things in their personal and professional lives. As businesses embrace this trend, they need to support their employees in the use of mobile devices while protecting their own assets, such as intellectual property.
If you are already a traditional network support technician, you're well on the way to having the knowledge and skills needed to support the mobile workforce. This course builds on your existing knowledge and experience to provide you with critical concepts related to over-the-air technologies, wireless networking, and mobile devices.
Course Objectives:
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to support mobile cellular and wireless devices.
You will:
- Configure over-the-air technologies.
- Apply RF principles.
- Implement a wireless network infrastructure.
- Implement network infrastructure devices and services.
- Implement mobile solutions.
- Prepare the enterprise for a mobile network.
- Deploy mobile devices.
- Implement mobile device operations.
- Maintain mobile device operations.
- Deploy mobile applications and related technologies.
- Implement mobile app protocols and services.
- Implement mobile security.
- Mitigate mobile network risk.
- Implement incident response.
- Troubleshoot mobile devices and networks.
Target Student:
Students taking this course are IT support personnel or prospective support personnel who have at least one year of experience working with computer networks, and who want to further develop their IT skills to include mobile device and wireless support.
This course is also for students seeking the CompTIA® Mobility+® (Exam MB0-001) certification.
To ensure your success in this course, you should have experience working with computer hardware, networking, and Windows operating systems. You can obtain this level of skills and knowledge by taking the following Logical Operations courses:
- CompTIA® A+® Certification: A Comprehensive Approach (Exams 220-801 and 220-802)
- CompTIA® Network+® Certification (Exam N10-005)
Course-specific Technical Requirements
For this course, you will need one computer for each student and one for the instructor, plus one extra computer to be shared as a testing station. Each computer will need the following minimum hardware configuration:
- 2.4 GHz dual core CPU with 64-bit Intel Virtualization Technology (Intel VT) or Advanced Micro Devices Virtualization or (AMD-V) processor.
- 2 GB RAM minimum, 8 GB recommended.
- 120 GB hard disk, 7200 RPM Serial Advanced Technology Attachment (SATA) or better recommended.
- Video card MUST support OpenGL 2.0 or later.
- DVD-ROM drive.
- Keyboard and mouse (or other pointing device).
- 1,024 × 768 resolution 17" SVGA monitor recommended.
- Network cards and cabling for local network access.
- Internet access (contact your local network administrator).
- Projection system to display the instructor's computer screen.
- Sound card and speakers for the instructor computer.
In addition, you will need the following network hardware:
- One Netgear N300 Wireless Router or equivalent. Note that the course activities were written using this Netgear wireless router, so if you use a different wireless router, some router configuration options and procedures might be different.
- Internet connectivity.
- At least one Wi-Fi-capable laptop and one Wi-Fi-capable mobile phone must be available in the classroom.
- Optionally, you can also supply a spare Ethernet switch with sufficient ports and cables for the student computers to plug into the Netgear router's LAN.
You will need the following software to run this course:
- Microsoft® Windows® 8 Professional or Microsoft® Windows® 8 Enterprise.
- A web browser.
- Genymotion Android Emulator.
- .NET Framework 3.5.
- X.509 Digital Certificate Generator Demo from http://www.signfiles.com/apps/.
- Microsoft® Office PowerPoint® Viewer.
- A PDF reader such as Foxit® or Adobe® Acrobat® Reader.
Course Content
Lesson 1: Configuring Over-the-Air Technologies
Topic A: Mobile Networking Introduction
Topic B: Evaluate and Select Cellular Technologies
Topic C: Implement Wi-Fi Technologies
Lesson 2: Applying RF Principles
Topic A: Apply Radio Frequency Concepts
Topic B: Conduct a Site Survey and Analysis
Lesson 3: Implementing a Wireless Network Infrastructure
Topic A: Choose a Network Topology
Topic B: Describe the OSI Model
Topic C: Implement Network Ports and Protocols
Lesson 4: Implementing Network Infrastructure Devices and Services
Topic A: Implement a Firewall
Topic B: Implement Connectivity Devices and Services
Topic C: Traverse Wireless and Wired Networks
Topic D: Implement Wireless IP Traffic
Topic E: Configure Core Wireless Network TCP/IP Services
Topic F: Implement Disaster Recovery
Lesson 5: Implementing Mobile Solutions
Topic A: Create a Mobile Device Policy
Topic B: Align Mobile Device Management to Enterprise Requirements
Topic C: Align Mobile Service Solutions to Enterprise Requirements
Topic D: Align Mobile Infrastructure Management to Enterprise Requirements
Lesson 6: Preparing the Enterprise for a Mobile Network
Topic A: Implement the SDLC
Topic B: Prepare the Infrastructure
Lesson 7: Deploying Mobile Devices
Topic A: Manage Cellular Device Activation and Deployment
Topic B: Configure Mobile Device Peripherals
Topic C: Complete the Onboarding and Provision Process
Topic D: Complete the Off-boarding and De-provisioning Process
Lesson 8: Implementing Mobile Device Operations
Topic A: Distribute Centralized Content
Topic B: Implement Deployment Best Practices
Topic C: Configure Remote Capabilities
Lesson 9: Maintaining Mobile Device Operations
Topic A: Manage Lifecycle Operations
Topic B: Back Up, Recover, and Segregate Data
Topic C: Stay Current with New Technologies
Lesson 10: Deploying Mobile Applications and Related Technologies
Topic A: Choose Mobile App Types
Topic B: Determine In-house Application Development Requirements
Topic C: Implement Push Notification
Lesson 11: Implementing Mobile App Protocols and Services
Topic A: Configure Mobile Applications
Topic B: Implement Proxy and Gateway Settings
Topic C: Implement Information Traffic Topology
Lesson 12: Implementing Mobile Security
Topic A: Implement Encryption Methods
Topic B: Implement Access Control
Topic C: Implement PKI
Topic D: Implement Security Monitoring
Lesson 13: Mitigating Mobile Network Risk
Topic A: Identify Risks and Threats
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(Hooping.org Assistant Editor Bonnie MacDougall blooms, even through grief.)
At the first official event of the HoopPath 6 Retreat entitled "Bloom", we were treated on Thursday evening to a scrumptious potluck provided by a local Mediterranean restaurant and the local community of HoopPathers who live nearby in Carrboro, North Carolina. After dinner, however, we broke into mini-tribes of 10-14 people where we spent some time answering several questions to get to know each other while sharing our hooping experience and expectations for the weekend. While I didn't have any expectations for the weekend and was set to just go with the flow, one question really popped out at me – "What does Bloom mean to you?". I thought of a lotus flower, a bloom which comes up from beneath the mud and muck below to produce a most glorious flower. The bloom may not always be visible beneath the darkness, but it is still there. And little did I know just how much this vision would apply to me in the coming days ahead.
Later that night Baxter spoke, as only he can, and for the first time in the presence of his mentor, his father. He talked of the influence his dad, a minister, had had upon his life. He clearly articulated ideas of honesty, authenticity of self and not expecting our blooming to necessarily be obvious. "Perhaps your bloom has grown beautifully out of back and you've been looking in front", he mused. Later that night, after an incredible hoop jam with 170 eager retreaters, I went to bed tired.
At 5:30 am I suddenly woke up. Feeling strange, I reached over to the side of the bed to check the time on my phone. Through groggy eyes I saw the text message from my oldest sister. It just said "Call me ASAP". My heart started racing. I stepped outside, as to not wake anyone, and returned her call. Looking out upon the landscape she told me of my brother-in-law's sudden death, how my parents, middle sister and nephews were on their way to Kentucky. I was in shock and the strong wave of tears began. I sat outside in the dark crying alone, not wanting to disturb anyone so early, but decided to wake up my hoop sister Colleen to sit with me while I tried to make sense of it all. She and I sorted out what needed to be done and even though I had just arrived, it was time for me to leave.
Being at a hoop gathering, I had no appropriate clothing for a funeral. It was in these next few hours that I was cradled in the comfort of my hooping family. I had driven down from Michigan with a friend, Brenda, who quickly informed me not to worry about how she would get home. Natalie Shaw lent me the clothes I would need and let me rest at her home before setting out on the 8 hour car ride to join my family. The hugs and love came from those who had heard and others who could see I was hurting.
Heading to the gym, where the majority of the retreat was being held in order to tie up the last of the loose ends, I found Baxter in the middle of the first session – "Long Sway", a meditative time of free movement. As I listened my body began to loosen and my mind started to relax. Instinctively, I held my hoop and found a quiet spot. I was surrounded by 170 bodies in movement, mostly blindfolded. I held my hoop tight to my chest, my hands in prayer position and gently swayed from side to side, tears streaming down my face. My body shook and I found myself sobbing at times. It was safe to cry there. No one would approach me or question me. I would just be allowed to sway in the safety of this community, with my hoop, my tears, my grief.
Throughout the rest of the weekend, retreat goers, including Baxter, took time away from their experience to text me or write messages. In my mind, throughout the weekend, I kept flashing back to the short but profound time I had spent in the gym that Friday morning. While I did not experience the entire HoopPath retreat this year, and in actuality was only there a few short hours, what I took away was far deeper than any other retreat I have experienced so far. I discovered my bloom beneath even the dark and murky waters of death, and in it I found the strength to be there for my sister and my nephews. Each of us experiences grief and death in our own lives in various forms, whether it be an actual physical death, the transformation of a relationship, or other significant transitions in our lives. Hooping can allow us the freedom to grieve in the safety of community, through movement meditation within our hoop. Hooping with the intent on healing, we each can bloom through difficult times into the beautiful blossoms we are all meant to be.
Bonnie MacDougall of HavenHoopDance has been in the spin since 2002 and is Assistant Editor of Hooping.org. She lives in Detroit, Michigan, USA.


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George W. Carey is Professor of Government at Georgetown University and editor of the Political Science Reviewer.
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Your journey to create the perfect guitar tone starts with the new DigiTech Element guitar multi-effect pedal. The Element gives guitar players everything they need to explore guitar tones and discover their own sound. The Element has 31 different pedals, 12 amps, and 9 speaker cabinets to choose from, a guitar tuner, and dedicated headphone jack so you can play all night long without waking the neighbors. Every Element comes with a power supply so you won't have to waste your money on batteries. With 100 factory presets to build from, you can create and save up to 100 more custom presets as you go. Kick on one of the 45 different drum tracks to play to jam to, with the touch of a button.
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1982 Mercedes 300CD 151k Documented Miles 1 owner Rare Orient Red Color
Price: US $18,000.00 Item location: Los Angeles, California, United States
- Condition: Used
- Make: Mercedes-Benz
- Model: 300-Series
- SubModel: CD Coupe, 300d, 300td, 300sd, 300cdt, 300cd, turbo
- Type: Coupe
- Trim: base coupe 2-door
- Year: 1982
- Mileage: 151,743
- Color: Red - Orient Red Paint Code 501
- Engine size: Diesel OM617
- Number of cylinders: 5
- Power options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
- Fuel: Diesel / Bio Diesel
- Transmission: Automatic
- Drive type: RWD
- Interior color: Tan
- Options: Cassette Player, CD Player, Sunroof
- Vehicle Title: Clear Want to buy? Contact seller!
1982 Mercedes-Benz 300-Series CD Coupe, 300d, 300td, 300sd, 300cdt, 300cd, turboThis cars name is Pandora
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This is the one of the sexiest coupes you will ever see on the road.I have been collecting these specific cars for almost a decade and am selling off a car collection of some pretty awesome motorcars.
You may never see a car like this again. It's a rare color combo with these wheels and I am VERY sorry to see it go.
In the past I have received a feedback rating of 100% and I take pride in knowing that I am making automotive dreams come true.I will work with you if you need time toorganize financing just ask.
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I do reserve the right to remove the auction at any time for any reason. Remember Ebay prohibits the removal of an auction within 24 hours of its completion so if you contact me with cash offers please do not wait until the last minute.
This car is going up in value every year so chances are you will be able to sell it for more than you bought it for provided you care for it.
*7502 total of this car where made and who knows how many have survived especially in this condition. This is a RARE red and in my opinion my favourite!
Ok that all being said... I'll try to include all the info I can:
This is a 1 Owner vehicle with excellent CarFax History - this car came from San Diego and was bought new by the father who now is too old to drive and given to his son.The son and I had mutual friends in the entertainment business.Complete all point inspection - fluids, oils and filters checked and/or replacedMaintenance done at regular intervals with no expense sparedReceipts and logs of all upkeep done over the years including insurance documentsOriginal Mercedes glove compartment owners manual and maintenance booksEnvelope of service records over the yearsGaraged and babied - I have never smoked or eaten in this car. This is a SPECIAL car.Paint looks pristine - only one or two little paint nicks or imperfections and a scratch or two nothing bigThe old man lost the Manufacturing / VIN plate that came with the car but they called me to say they found it but then lost it again!The car has a log book. A hand written note book of service dating back to the nineties plus the regular glove compartment books.Clear California titleRegistration to Dec 2016 - these cars never need to be smogged btw they are smog exemptInsurance is unbelievably cheap with collector car insurance, I pay $280 for full coverage a year! If you are buying this car you should look into it.
Bumpers show no chrome wear or scuffingBrakes in excellent conditionParking brake also excellentRubber parts all around look superb and subtle with no signs of age whatsoeverSeals are factory plump and doors shut like a vacuum - clunk... that Mercedes engineering air pocket thump when the door shutsWindow rubber seals are excellent with windows shutting as they should not letting air or water enter the cabinGrill as new with inserts and chrome showing zero age
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Spare tire wheel is an original chrome wheel that came with the car with a brand new Falcon tire.I found an almost perfect set of aluminum (not chromed) billet Bundt wheels for this car.The chrome wheels are going for about $400 each now but these are the billet ones and are impossible to find.Billets go for $2400 for the set in this condition plus $$$ for the chrome caps which were also hard to find plus $400 for the 20 chrome Mercedes lugs. Plus new tires.Tires with approximately 99% plus age left 195/70R/14 Falcons with the nipples still on themTools for tire removal intactFirst Aid kit intact and never openedFirst Aid kit cover perfectAll emblems in tip top conditionHood ornament showing almost no age at all... chrome looks nice
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Carpet throughout looks as close to factory new as youcanget with no signs of wear including on the drivers side floorHeadliner is in good condition with a couple of tiny imperfections hardly noticeableSpeakers updated with modern name brand speakers - working with no noises, blown tweeters or woofersStereo also updated to a name brand with a USB input and CD playerFader switch on shift panel works great with no staticAntenna goes up and down and is also newHazard switch illuminating as it should with the hazards working fineParking brake pedal works as it shouldDoor panels look amazing and are complete with material covered rubber trimWood is absolutely delicious with continuos lines and no cracking or chipping anywhere - BRAND NEW condition!Glove compartment opens, shuts and locks with the key as new
AC works and blows in every modeClimate control is working perfectly in all switchable positionsHeat worksCool worksDefrost worksInterior AC component lighting works and is dimmableSeats look as beautiful as they were they day the car was bought newSeat adjustment and handles to adjust seats are intact and work as they shouldSeat back netting tightFront seat belts work great too and also look newFloor pedals are showing next to no wear, another tell tale sign that a car has the miles stated...Dash controls all light and workOil Pressure, clock, trip meter, odometer and gas gauge all working perfectlyWarning lights for brakes, seatbelt, glow plugs, headlights, hi-beam and battery all workingBosch yellow fog lights working in pull position as they shouldTransmission is shifting smooth and strongWiper arm and knob working as it should including window washerBrake release and hood release work greatHood liner is intactTrunk liner also in good condition as is the carpet (notice a few stains)Door panels and handles are also near perfectSeat recliner knobs and buttons working and looking fineHorn works too!
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From the Times of India:
LONDON: Al-Qaida is laying deadly "booby traps" by equipping its female suicide bombers with explosive breast implants that are impossible to be detected at airport security checkpoints, British intelligence agency MI5 has claimed.
"Women suicide bombers recruited by al-Qaida are known to have had the explosives inserted in their breasts under techniques similar to breast enhancing surgery," the British newspaper Sun quoted terrorist expert Joseph Farah, as saying.
The lethal explosives called PETN are inserted inside plastic shapes during the operation, before the breast is then sewn up, he added.
According to the MI5, al-Qaida doctors have been trained at some of Britain's leading teaching hospitals before returning to their own countries to perform the surgical procedures.
The intelligence agency has also discovered that extremists are inserting the explosives into the buttocks of some male suicide bombers.
I only have two questions:
- Are the ladies required to wear niqabs while receiving the boob job?
- For the men, will the bomb's fuse be routed through the obvious orifice?


text: On Sat, Nov 09, 2002 at 12:30:32PM -0500, James K. Lowden wrote: > I have two questions regarding this package, one general and one specific. > > > The specific one is that the files are installed in /usr/pkg/freetds/*, > which I think is wrong. That seems to be driven by "GNU_CONFIGURE_PREFIX= > ${PREFIX}/freetds" in the Makefile. > > Should I fix this and send-pr, or is there some greater scheme of which > I'm not aware? The package has installed into ${PREFIX}/freetds since it was created. I would like to see it move into ${PREFIX}, but I'm not the maintainer, and I don't know too much about the package, so I don't feel qualified to make that decision. > The general question is how to affect dependencies. FreeTDS-the-package > depends on libiconv-1.8. FreeTDS-the-library doesn't. It can use > libiconv, or not, and there's certainly nothing in 1.8 that it requires. > I know this because I hack on the project. We have the option of splitting freetds into freetds-lib and freetds-utils, with freetds-utils being the part that depends on libiconv. > I know a policy was chosen (which I don't dispute) to tell packages they > always need the latest, but in my case my whole Gnome house of cards (now > you know) would have fallen down if I'd upgraded libiconv. I could have > forced a second libiconv installation, but I try to avoid that sort of > thing because I don't understand all the ramifications. The policy is to depend on the latest version of a library package in which the major version of the shared library was bumped, or in which the ABI changed. > I created ../../converters/libiconv/buildlink2.jkl.mk, which is a copy of > buildlink2.mk with the minimum version reduced, and changed > /usr/pkgsrc/databases/freetds/Makefile to include it. Worked like a > charm. You can just set BUILDLINK_DEPENDS.iconv in databases/freetds/Makefile, i.e., BUILDLINK_DEPENDS.iconv= libiconv-[0-9]* but if one of the programs, e.g. freetds/bin/tsql, links against libiconv.so, then we actually want to keep the dependency in textproc/libiconv/buildlink2.mk. > But... Was that the right thing to do? It sounds like we want to split the package into two. Cheers, -- Johnny Lam <email@example.com>


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by Greg Neyman
© Old Earth Ministries
First Published 26 Jan 2003
Old Earth Ministries Website
Revised and Expanded February 2006
In order to proceed further, a little explanation about stratigraphy is in order. Click on the graphic below. It will open a new window. The one on the left is the rock layers of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, and the one on the right is the stratigraphy of Arches National Park. Both are located in Utah.
Stratigraphic columns for different locations can vary for several reasons. Name changes from place to place account for some of the changes. At the bottom, notice the Cutler Formation on the right (at Arches Nat'l Park), and on the left, the Cutler Group, which is composed of four formations. The Cutler Formation contains interbedded sandstones, shales, and limestones, but they do not reach any significant thicknesses by themselves to be called a separate formation. As you go southwest from Arches to Glen Canyon, these layers thicken significantly, and can be treated as separate formations, therefore, instead of one formation, we have four.
It can work the other way as well. Note the single formation at Glen Canyon known as the Morrison. When you go north to Arches, it is divided into three members.
There may also be missing formations at one location. In the Permian Period on the left, notice the Organ Rock formation. It is missing on the right. It thins as you go northeast until it disappears. This means the depositional environment that caused this shale to form was prevalent towards the south. Another reason a formation is missing in one locale is because it has two names. What may be the XYZ Formation in one location is the ABC Formation in another location, even though they are exactly the same rock layer.
The main reason for changing rock layers is known as Transgression and Regression. As the sea level rises and falls, the shoreline moves inland and then back out again. This moves the deposition zones for the rock types. Sandstones form at shorelines. When the shore moves in, the sand layer it deposits is moving inland as well. Behind that, the silt layer also advances, covering up the sand layer that used to be the shoreline. For a simple animation of this process, click here.
For an excellent web page showing the relation from location to location, click here.
Now, let us move on to discuss more stratigraphic layers on our excursion up the stratigraphic column. For this page, we will consider the geology at Flaming Gorge Recreation Area. Since we are moving up, I have removed the lower layers from the graphic below. (Graphic courtesy of the U.S. Geological Survey)
On the previous page, we ended with the Dakota Sandstone. The two layers you see below the Dakota in the graph were not present at the previous location we examined, so we will go back and discuss these.
Morrison Formation
The Morrison Formation is a distinctive body of
rock in the western United States and Canada that has been the most fertile
source of dinosaur fossils in North America. It is composed of mudstone,
sandstone, siltstone, and limestone; and is light grey, greenish gray, or
red. Most of the fossils occur in the green siltstone beds and lower
sandstones, relics of the rivers and floodplains of the Jurassic period.
It is centered in Wyoming and Colorado, and includes parts of Montana, Saskatchewan, Alberta, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, the panhandles of Oklahoma and Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Idaho. It covers an area of 1.5 million square km (600,000 square miles), though only a tiny fraction is exposed and accessible to geologists and paleontologists. Over 75% is still buried under the prairie to the east, and much of the rest was destroyed by erosion as the Rocky Mountains rose to the west.1
The Morrison is famous for many dinosaur finds. Trackways, with dinosaur footprints, exist all over the Morrison. On my desk as I type this, I have a piece of dinosaur coprolite (fossilized dinosaur dung) from the Morrison. Other key features that have been found include nest sites, with dinosaur eggs, and feeding sites, where dinosaur carcasses were scavenged by other dinosaurs.
If we accept the flood model proposed by young earth scientists, which started with the first horizontal layers at the base of the Grand Canyon, we have had over 11,000 feet of sediment deposited by the time we reach the Morrison Formation. However, the Morrison provides clear evidence that dinosaurs were alive and well, eating, walking, and pooping all over the landscape. As a reminder, there are no dinosaur fossils in the first 8,000 feet of sediment deposited by the flood. And at this point, we still have not had any mammals show up in the fossil record. Either the dinosaurs and mammals were excellent swimmers, or the young earth model is wrong.
Even if they were excellent swimmers, we would still expect to find fossils of dinosaurs and mammals at the base of the Grand Canyon, or, in units stratigraphically equivalent to them. At this point in time, we have had over 1,500 years minimum, from the creation to the Flood, for dinosaurs and mammals (and humans) to die. There should be evidence of 1,500 years worth of death for mammals and dinosaurs. There is none.
To my knowledge, this problem has been ignored by the young earth community. When something cannot be answered, it is usually ignored, and left for other young earthers to figure out. This is evidenced by the words of young earth creationist Jonathan Sarfati..."We should remember, if confronted with other 'unanswerable' challenges to the biblical world view, that even if we don't have all the answers, God does. And He, in His good time, may raise up godly scientists to discover them." 2 In other words, if it doesn't fit the young earth model, then it must be flawed, and re-evaluated until it does agree. Therefore, using this assumption, it is impossible to prove an old earth from their perspective, no matter how convincing the evidence.
For More Reading
Wikipedia - Morrison Formation
Wikipedia - Dinosaur National Monument
Dinosaur National Monument - Official Site
Cedar Mountain Formation
Cedar Mountain is early Cretaceous in age, and overlies the Morrison Formation in Utah. It contains three distinct units, and varies up to 450 feet thick. The first represents a dry, seasonal climate, and contains many fossils, to include fish, turtles, crocodiles, and dinosaurs, including my favorite, Utahraptor.
The middle sandstone represents about 10 million years of deposition. In this layer are evidences of flowering plant life, and a large number of nodosaurids (large, land-dwelling, armor plated herbivores).
The third level is characterized as a period of volcanic activity, and was a wetter period of time. This layer contains turtles and crocodiles, many dinosaurs, such as Troodon and Eohadrosaurus, and freshwater fish.
One of the best known localities of the Cedar Mountain Formation is the Dalton Wells Quarry near Moab in east central Utah. This quarry has been known for at least 50 years, but was only recognized as early Cretaceous in 1979. Large numbers of bones, mostly dis-articulated elements, of both juvenile and adult dinosaurs have been unearthed, many of which have not yet been named. At least 7 genera have been recognized, including Utahraptor. The fossils appear to have been deposited in a volcanic ash-choked stream on the shore of a lake.
Here is a standard geologic explanation. Far to the west, in present-day California and Nevada, high mountains rose shedding their sediments eastward. Since Precambrian times, oceans had encroached from the west, but no more. Oceans would now have to invade from the south and east because of the new highlands to the west. Sediment washed from the western mountains accumulated on top of the Morrison and later became the Cedar Mountain Formation. The Cedar Mountain environment was probably much like the Morrison. Dinosaurs roamed this environment, but the types of dinosaurs had changed. Deinonychus, for example, comes out of the Cedar Mountain Formation.
How does this fit with the young earth model. The first unit had a dry, seasonal climate (i.e. spring, summer, fall, winter cycle). However, the flood would have been anything but dry, and seasons would be indistinguishable. The second layer has evidence of the first flowering plants. How could plants have survived the first 10,000+ feet of rock layers being deposited? Unlike animals, plants could not flee the flood. The bottom, first layers of the Flood rocks, in the bottom of the Grand Canyon, should contain many plant fossils, but there are none. Young earth creationists have not answered how plants could appear so high up in the fossil record.
And just like the Morrison Formation, we have living dinosaurs walking all over the landscape, right in the middle of Noah's Flood. For reference, the premiere young earth Grand Canyon book, Grand Canyon: Monument to Catastrophe, lists these rocks (all rocks from the Mesozoic) as "Late Flood" rocks. According to the Bible in Genesis 7:17-23, the waters rose, and all animals were killed, indicating death by Day 40 of the flood. However, if we are to believe the young earth model, we have to account for the clear evidence of dinosaurs being alive at Day 200 or later of the Flood. Granted, some young earth creationists have recognized this problem, but they have not put forth a workable replacement theory, and the theory from this book remains the most popular one.
Dakota Sandstone (previously discussed in Part 3)
Mowry Shale
The Mowry Shale is a member of the larger Mancos Shale. It was the result of the ocean floor subsiding and the sea deepening. There are also ash falls from volcanoes in this shale. Fossils include fish scales, oysters, and large ammonites.
The shale was formed on top of the Dakota Sandstone as a result of sea level change. At this location it is only about 400 feet thick.
Frontier Sandstone
A sandstone member of the Mancos Shale, although at this locale it is considered a formation. The Mowry ocean retreated eastward temporarily, exposing the ocean floor. A little west of present-day Salt Lake City, stood high, newly-formed mountains. Rivers washed sediment down the mountains and piedmont to coastal plains, forming gravelly alluvial fans. Ocean waves and littoral currents constructed sandy beaches, offshore sand bars and dense jungle-like forests grew down to the coastal lagoons behind barrier beaches. As the ocean depth fluctuated, these ecosystems moved east and west over present-day Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado. The coastal waters teamed with shellfish.
This depositional environment hardly sounds like the earth is covered in water. Alluvial fans of course sediments are a clear indication of mountain streams emptying into larger bodies of water. Clear sandy beaches, and evidence of dense jungle growth from the fossil record all testify against the young earth flood model.
Baxter Shale
The Baxter Shale is the equivalent of the Mancos Shale in other localities. Most of the references in the literature use the name Mancos. The Mancos is a gray-black mudstone, and can be up to 2,000 feet thick in localities.
The geologic setting for the Mancos is as follows. The high mountains that arose during Frontier (Sandstone) time perhaps depressed the crust in front of them, causing the Frontier ocean to deepen. The Frontier deposits thinned eastward giving way to deep-water clay and mud that later became the Mancos Shale.
Mesaverde Formation
There are three members of this formation at the location we are examining. The geologic setting is this...the Mancos seaway gradually withdrew to the northeast (85 million years before present) with many temporary re-advances. Beaches and coastal swamps marked this retreat and are preserved in the Mesaverde Formation.
Again, we have evidences of fluctuating sea levels, in the transgression and regression of the shoreline. Sunny beaches right in the middle of Noah's Flood...along with coastal swamps full of plant and animal life, make the young earth model collapse.
We have seen many transgressions and regressions of the shoreline at a time when the whole planet is supposedly underwater. We have many dinosaurs walking around when the whole planet is supposedly underwater. We have many thriving swampy environments at a time that the planet is supposedly underwater. With such evidences, clearly the young earth model is not correct. In the next and final part, we will examine the Cenozoic Era, from 65 million years ago to the present.
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1 The Morrison Formation, from Wikipedia, the free internet encyclopedia
2 Creation Magazine, Volume 21, Issue 2. Published on the web at answersingenesis.org/creation/v21/i2/yellowstone.asp
3 http://www.dinoruss.org/de_4/5ca00ee.htm
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