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Traditionally, chores have been a part of hostelling -- guests performed a small task during their stay to help keep costs low for everyone. Nowadays, our hostel has daily housekeeping and chores are not required, but we appreciate groups being sure to tidy up after themselves by doing things like returning used linens to the front desk, and drying and putting away the dishes they use.
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Steering cable removal
Sorry for this long post, but I had a PM to post some pics. Not sure how to post pics in a PM and the space is limited so I decided to put it here.
The following is the removal of the steering rack/mechanism for a Steermaster helm and cable on an 84 Stars and Stripes. The write up is in reverse order...sorry for that....
In the last pic, you can see the slot for the key that is on the shaft in the coupler I removed and the key itself in my hand. That is the extent of the pics I took. I think next you need to remove the pressure fitted washer that is on the shaft with a pair of flat head screwdrivers. Then you remove the large allen bolt from the hole in the bottom side of the chrome house attached to the dash. Once this is done, the steering rack/mechanism will simply slide out of the back and you can pull it along with the cable all in one piece out together and work on them. Sorry if any of the pics I inserted are not working. If they are not, let me know and I will email them to you. I have never placed pics in a PM before so not sure I did it right.
Then you can remove the coupler that is affixed to the steering rack with a slotted key by hand, although it is a bit tight and you may need to use a screw driver for assistance. See the pic....
Then you can remove the collar that sticks over the coupler that is affixed to the steering rack which sticks through the helm mount. It looks like this and is remove by hand...
Next simply remove the steering wheel as it should be loose. You will be left with this...
In this one, you can see the plate the comes loose once you remove the three bolts. This plate is in front of the wheel and is the plate that gives the center cap its pressure fit...
In this pic, you can see me removing the center nut first which has a lock washer behind it...
You will see what I am talking about in the next few pics. I will do my best to describe what I am talking about.
In this one you can see me taking off the first piece of the steering wheel which is held on by a simple pressure. You can use your hand to remove. This exposes the center nut and three bolts which I mentioned before may have been as many as 5 (I forgot exactly how many)...
Hey Mark,
I disappeared for a while. Here is the short version of how things played out last weekend.
After disassembling the steering wheel, steering column/box, and removing the steering cable (12 hard to reach zip ties under the floor!) from the boat it was time to remove the cable from the box. As you will see in the pictures, this was the moment the game changed. All of the parts (bushings, cable guide etc.) were in good shape...except for the main planetary gear that was in two pieces. Amazing that the steering was able to function at all with a two piece gear.
The gear is unavailable and I can't weld white metal. To be honest, taking the risk of a fix at this point feels like throwing good money after bad. Looks like the decision about which system to go with was made for me. Unless you have any other suggestions...Uflex it is.
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A legend from 1011 nights
Marzipan- the confectionery of the harem
It was a time of changes and challenges, of trade and transformation. The world was in the move: Islam was spreading, the papacy was becoming powerful. And it was the time from Mohammed to Charlemagne. The eighth century changed the world. And with this change a sweet delicacy reached the western world from the Orient: marzipan.
But it was only many, many years later that marzipan received the honour it deserved in the hanseatic city of Lübeck. Just how marzipan became so famous remains a mystery, with many details missing... it could have come about in or around 1407, as famine broke out in Lübeck. There was very little wheat, and therefore bread was scarce. For this reason the senate called on all Lübeck bakers to make bread from almonds, sugar and water! Necessity produced a delicacy and a passion: marzipan. It certainly tasted delicious, the "marci panis", the bread from Venice. At that time it was a reference to the good trade relationship between Lübeck and the city of gondolas. Or did the name originate in Byzantium, the old city on the Bosporus? Mauthaban is the name of the Byzantine coin with which all kinds of goods were paid for: a derivation of Marzapane, our present-day marzipan, perhaps? So many questions, which nobody can answer with certainty. The question of the precise recipe is equally unanswered. The manner in which the Lübeck marzipan companies manufacture their sweet delicacy is still a secret today.
Thomas Mann also succumbed to the attractions and the taste of marzipan, which once served as a confection for harems. In 1926 he described the delicacy in "Lübeck als geistige Lebensform" ("Lübeck as a way of life and thought") as follows: "And if one looks closely at this confection, this mixture of almonds and rose water and sugar, one cannot but suppose that the Orient is somehow involved, that one has a harem confectionery at hand and that the recipe for this opulent burden on one's stomach probably came from Venice to Lübeck."
Apothecaries and monks, doctors and nuns - they all value the healing power: Marzipan strengthens the heart, builds up muscles and improves wellbeing, at least that is what the medical world claims. Marzipan is and remains a true healer - from a sense of passion.
An expensive luxury? In earlier years yes, until the discovery of the sugar beet in the 18th century. That proved to be a breakthrough for marzipan and Lübeck, this time for everyone. Marzipan suddenly became affordable. The nearby beet plantations around Lübeck and the geographical position as a harbour city made Lübeck into Germany's marzipan city. That has remained the case to this day. Lübeck Marzipan is a protected geographical indication (PGI) according to EU law. The quality requirements of Lübeck Marzipan are set higher than those of conventional marzipan and are regulated by the RAL German Institute for Quality Assurance and Classification. And Lubeca is proud that the company is located in Stockelsdorf/Lübeck, right in the centre of marzipan; for over 1,000 years.


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Get an overview of this hotel4-star Dallas hotel with coffee shop/café
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Where You'll Stay
Book a room at Hyatt Regency DFW and you'll be within a 10-minute drive of popular attractions like Grapevine Mills Mall and SEA LIFE Grapevine Aquarium. Also convenient to this business-friendly hotel are Bear Creek Golf Club and McCormick Park.
Your Guestroom
Unwind in one of the 811 lovely rooms, where you can take advantage of room service, pillowtop beds and premium bedding. You'll also appreciate the iPod dock, coffee maker and cable TV.
Property Perks
Guests staying at this hotel can enjoy an outdoor pool, limo/town car service and a 24-hour fitness center. Dine onsite at Jacobs Spring Grille, one of 3 restaurants, which serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. In addition, you'll find a gift shop/newsstand, a 24-hour business center and conference space.
Stretch your travel dollars with free WiFi in rooms and public areas, along with a roundtrip airport shuttle.
Languages Spoken
- English
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Hotel Amenities
This Hyatt Regency provides a complimentary 24-hour scheduled shuttle service to all airport terminals, as well as, self-parking and valet parking for a surcharge (height restrictions apply). On-site recreation includes a 24-hour fitness room and an outdoor infinity-edge pool. Restaurants range from a traditional steakhouse to a grill serving regional and New American cuisine.
Business center offers copying, faxing, printing, and shipping. Complimentary WiFi access is available. The Hyatt Regency DFW has 92,000 square feet (8,547 square meters) of meeting and event space, including a ballroom for 2,500 guests, with event catering, audiovisual equipment, and high-speed Internet access (surcharge).
Fuel up any time of the day or night at Jett's main lobby coffee bar. Enjoy your favorite espresso and gourmet Starbucks coffee brews as well as market-fresh bakery items. Jett's offers a wide variety of healthy and hearty grab-and-go options that are perfect for those on the way to a meeting or waiting for their flight.
The Grapevine Convention & Visitors Bureau offers an all-day shuttle (daily charge) to and from the hotel to key locations of shopping, dining and vine venues within the City of Grapevine.
The Hyatt Regency DFW is 100% smoke-free.
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- Conference space size (meters) - 9
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- Total number of rooms - 811
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Languages Spoken
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Long-term parking (surcharge), Self parking (surcharge), Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
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- iPod docking station
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- Free WiFi
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
Where to Eat
Jacob's Spring Grille - This lobby-level restaurant serves New American cuisine with a regional touch, including Texas Cowboy steak, duck quesadillas, and Kobe short ribs. A buffet is available at breakfast, and a pasta bar is offered during lunch. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with a children's menu.
Mister G's Premium Steakhouse - Decorated in dark, rich tones and leather furniture, Mister G's specializes in mesquite-grilled steaks and fresh seafood. Open weekdays for dinner only.
ACES Lobby Bar - The casual lobby bar has large-screen high-definition televisions, pool tables, an extensive selection of wines by the glass, classic martinis, and an evening tapas menu. Selections from the menu at Jacob's Spring Grille are also available. Open from early afternoon until late night.
Jett's Coffee Bar - A lobby-level coffee bar with bagels, pastries, and a variety of to-go items and meals; open 24 hours.
Nearby Things to Do
The hotel's 24-hour fitness room features Life Fitness treadmills, stationary bikes, and weight machines. Guests can also use an outdoor infinity-edge pool with a sundeck. There are two pool tables in a game room off the lobby bar.
Three miles from the hotel, Bear Creek Golf Club features two 18-hole championship courses, a driving range, and putting greens. Hotel guests receive preferred tee times and complimentary transportation to the golf course upon request.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
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Check-in time ends at midnight
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- Deposit: USD 50.00 per night
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- Self parking fee: USD 12.00 per night
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Does LivingSocial Need a Deal of Its Own?
Investors wanting to salvage what is left of LivingSocial's value may need to go hat-in-hand to Groupon, which is also facing bad news. Rolfe Winkler discusses on Markets Hub.
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... I ... LivingSocial still a private company still raising money ... however ... the online deals businesses competitive businesses slowing the companies involved in a ... scene a little bit of a struggle ... Winkler Don't speak on a false friend about this one today I am LivingSocial Tony ... they're in trouble ... D I this this is that the whole industries in trouble right ... so ... it's a step back a second look evaluation in December ... which is the last time LivingSocial raise money they did so to valuation between four and five billion dollars ... today Groupon ... after you back out the cash balance sheet ... is itself worth one point six billion dollars ... or four times larger than LivingSocial ... so ... even if you and it's it's not fair to say that ... LivingSocial's worth a quarter ... of group on because this is a kind of business ... you know some get cocky said you know who's the Number two e Bay ... you know this is a kind of business with their network effects and ... whoever wins ... wins the Overstock ok to be on four seconds to think about OK ok fair enough ... but ... so you gotta look good so maybe these guys are worth ... to three hundred million at best a day in this is after ... raising money for a fight going ... now LivingSocial still ... up writing group on public ... I mean soak zone Groupon's struggling even much more ... no pun intended ... of public right in but all these companies and his whole the ... whole online couponing few it seems like ... there's very hot for a little period of time that's when the real results to trick us by screwball you go public It Anhui and India but it's true and if you look at the sea so we actually think spelling Social is private but you do get a window into their financial situation because Amazon dot com has an investment company ... ahh and accounts for into the equity method so in their ... filings to actually publish ... revenue ... and operating income for a loss for LivingSocial ... and if you see in the third quarter ... is actually the business shrank ten percent quarter over quarter this is the kind of thing where ... they will say what the fourth with its third quarter seasonally slow ... but ... at a company at this stage of development economic data have more to show forty if you can eat cannot still may not make money and are still losing ... plenty of money ... that you you have to at least be showing growth ... I'm you know we deal with the because of those losses ... and we're not in so the kids are the tricky thing will be ... alright if they can be profitable ... aam ... they could be they could have a monster fourth-quarter and a lot depends on the fourth quarter and that will be the prove that they can they can push this thing been a possibility ... if they can't do that ... can be profitable ... then in the not growing quickly more ... than ... they've either got a deal be very difficult to raise new money from which they may need it ... because they're now down after raising eight hundred million dollars ... IPO over eight or nine dollars in equity they're down to less than a hundred million in cash the bank ... aam to be burned about twenty million or so cash last quarter ... but then they may have to sell ... it's really it's probably all gone but this did this whole little industry is shrinking ... is not enough this is not enough business therefore his players ... that's where this ends up and the tricky thing there is ok ... who wants to buy a tough couple years ago who will put out this cute bid for group on ... its to look like pecans were ... their coupons could be strategic awaited maybe get a knock on entree to local businesses and ... local is something that people are desperately fighting over special and all the vices ... Yelp ... Foursquare who believe and I mean that that is strategic in yet offers itself ... the not the so the only company you can see that ... did ... maybe I'm too addicted mains I LivingSocial and ... be somebody else the size of a strategic but it doesn't seem too likely ... his group one group wanted to cap the number two competitor in the cave but you know cut a lot of costs combining the two operations ... but as I reported my column ... they actually did have ... conversations Prising didn't get thirty four ... and ... refined decided you know we can just eat these guys in the marketplace ... and Amy still think that sell in other words prime business for for LivingSocial the number of options it is the fourth quarter I mean ... is really a lot depends on its fourth-quarter demonstrate whether these guys can operate independently thick and great ... if not there's can be a lot of questions about


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It's no secret that Steve Jobs was inspired by the incredible work Xerox was doing over at PARC Labs when he came up with the Mac: he borrowed the computer mouse, the desktop, and even the Macintosh business plan from the famous tech think tank.
Now, it looks like we also owe the ubiquitous hamburger icon — widely used in iOS as a menu shortcut, as well as a way to order draggable lists — to Xerox PARC as well. It turns out that the first example of the hamburger icon shows up in a 1981 video for the Xerox Star workstation.


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Thursday, October 13, 2011
Molasses Cookies......Week #3......12 Weeks of Christmas Cookies
7 comments:
- BreAna {Sugar and Spice and All Things Iced} said...
I love molasses cookies and yours look perfect!! I am definitely adding them to my list of cookies to make!
- October 13, 2011 at 11:38 AM
- Aggie said...
I can't wait to try these! They look perfect!
(your pictures are awesome Jame!!)
- October 13, 2011 at 12:27 PM
- kita said...
You aren't kidding. These are the perfect fall cookie!
- October 13, 2011 at 8:18 PM
- Meal Plan Mom (Brenda) said...
My mother-in-law makes molasses cookies every Christmas but they are so crispy and almost cracker-like I don't care for them. I love the flavors but prefer a chewier cookie. Your's may be just the thing!
- October 13, 2011 at 9:36 PM
- Trisha said...
I love chewy cookies, however molasses is extremely hard to come by here, I'm gonna keep a look out though. These turned out perfect!
- October 13, 2011 at 10:49 PM
- Beth said...
I love molasses cookies too. So yummy!
- October 15, 2011 at 5:45 AM
- Danielle said...
Hi Jamie.
The molasses cookies sound delicious! I am the co-founder of a food/entertaining blog, and we just announced a Virtual Cookie Swap. We'd love for you to submit a recipe or two! The info can be found at http://thecraftyhostess.com/?page_id=1633.
- October 18, 2011 at 1:52 PM


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North American Juniors Game Night: 11/11/10
World Junior A Challenge
Canada West 3 vs. Sweden 2
C Brendan O'Donnell, CW: 0-1-1, 0 PIM
Tournament totals: 3 GP, 0-2-2, 0 PIM
Canada West is through to the semifinals after getting the winning goal early in the third period to defeat Sweden. O'Donnell had the primary assist on West's second goal, scored on the power play. West will now face top-seeded USA and Lightning prospect Jimmy Mullin. Switzerland will play Canada East in the other semifinal.
Cape Breton Screaming Eagles 2 @ Montreal Juniors 5
D Charles Landry, MTL: 0-0-0, E, 0 PIM, 0 SOG, 0 Hits
Season Totals: 10 GP, 0-6-6, +5, 0 PIM
Montreal had a 4-1 lead early in the third period and coasted to a Thursday night win.
Sault Ste Marie Greyhounds 3 @ Peterborough Petes 2 (OT)
D Brock Beukeboom, SSM: 0-0-0, -2, 0 PIM
Season Totals: 17 GP, 0-2-2, -8, 38 PIM
Beukeboom's two game point streak came to an end. The Lightning 2010 second rounder was on the ice for both Petes goals. Beukeboom will play for Team OHL in the Canada-Russia Subway Super Series' fourth game. In Game 3, OHL defeated Russia 4-0 last night. Russia beat the Q twice before moving to the OHL portion of their schedule.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — The head of Johnson & Johnson decided to step down from President Donald Trump's Manufacturing Council today, prior to its disbandment, according to the company.
Alex Gorsky, chairman and CEO of the New Brunswick-based Johnson & Johnson, announced his exit in a statement, following reports published yesterday, Aug. 15., which said he planned to remain on the panel to advocate for health care.
"Johnson & Johnson has a responsibility to remain engaged as important policy decisions are made. That hasn't changed," Gorksy said. "The President's most recent statements equating those who are motivated by race-based hate with those who stand up against hatred is unacceptable and has changed our decision to participate in the White House Manufacturing Advisory Council."
In a tweet shortly after 1 p.m. today, Trump announced the disbandment of the manufacturing council and another body of business leaders. He cited pressure placed on those individuals and their companies.
Several CEOs resigned from the panels in recent days, after widespread criticism of Trump's condemnation of not just the white supremacists and nationalists who caused havoc in Charlottesville, Va., but also counter-protesters.
One person died and several were injured in an alleged attack by a white supremacist who police said drove his car into a crowd. Many leaders have condemned the act as domestic terrorism.
Gorsky said yesterday he planned to remain on the council to advocate for health care. But that changed after an off-the-cuff press conference yesterday in which Trump once again placed blame on the counter-protesters.
"We will continue to support, advocate and champion policies and programs that make this country and the world healthier, stronger and more united," Gorsky said.


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Alabama Medicaid will implement new prescription limits on October 1, 2013. Due to the nature of the limits and the large number of behavioral health consumers who also have co-occurring chronic medical illnesses, such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease, these changes may affect a large number of individuals who receive services from your agency. Clinical and support staff at your agency should be aware of these changes and be prepared to respond rapidly and effectively to any problems related to medication access that may arise during and after the implementation of the prescription limits. A complete overview of the limits may be found on the Alabama Medicaid website under the pharmacy services section.


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New to blender still and for a while now I've had this same problem here and there whenever constructing objects. I'm working on the first "Blender Learning Exercise" (yellow sub.) and I got to page 98 http://gryllus.net/Blender/PDFTutorials ... marine.pdf when I happened to notice that somewhere along the line my rudder was somehow merged to my sub and are now the same recognized as the same object. Not only that but when I go to delete the object there is a plane that always remains and can neither be deleted or moved. I also noticed that my sub got renamed as the rudder during the process. Is there any way for me to be able to delete this plane and just rename the sub. Also, does anyone know what I may have pushed to cause the rudder (the plane which I added) to become part of the sub?
I've attached my sub file so you can check it out and see what's going on exactly.


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National Hurricane Preparedness Week
This week is National Hurricane Preparedness Week, so it is the ideal time to prepare an emergency food and water kit. If you already have a kit prepared, now is the time to check it in order to replace and replenish supplies. The Victoria Advocate says it is important to prepare for all types of emergencies by assembling a kit that contains enough food and water to last you and your family at least three days. Since we are in a hurricane-prone area, you may want to consider having up to seven days worth of food and water in case utility services are disrupted for longer than three days. Humans can live for up to three weeks without food (depending on their health), but without enough fluids, death can occur within days. Hydration is necessary for survival, so start preparing your kit by gathering the water you will need. Since water can become scarce during emergencies, it is important to get it beforehand. Your emergency kit should contain at least 1 gallon of water per person per day, and up to 2 gallons per person per day in hot weather. This amount of water should cover all fluid intake needs as well as water needed for basic hygiene.
Start by counting the number of people in your household. Multiply that number by three to get the least number of gallons you will need in your kit. For example, if you are preparing a kit for a family of four, you will need to have at least 12 gallons of water in your kit. That is enough for each family member to have 1 gallon per day for three days. However, if you want your kit to include enough water to supply each member with 2 gallons per day for seven days, you would need to have 56 gallons stored (for a family of four).
When it comes to food supplies for your emergency kit, choose items that do not need refrigeration or preparation, since electricity may be off for an unknown period of time during disasters. Ideal foods to include in your kit are: peanut butter, smoked or dried meats, canned or dried fruit, crackers, canned juices, protein or granola bars, canned vegetables and canned or powdered milk. Remember to include a manual can opener and disposable utensils, plates, paper towels and sanitizer wipes since you will not want to use your water resources to wash dishes. Once you have your food supplies together, store them in an airtight container off of the floor in a cool, dry place to keep moisture and insects out. Check your emergency supplies every three to six months and replace items as needed.
For more disaster preparation information, go to texashelp.tamu.edu.
Resource: "Feeding Your Family When Disaster Strikes" curriculum from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Better Living for Texans program.
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Our season at present consists of a grim hokey-cokey with the relegation zone. In, out, in, out, shake it all about. "It" in this context being the strange, potent hope-and-despair punch that sits somewhere behind the cerebral cortex of every football fan.
The game that inspired me to write this was a dreadful one, but one which left us out of the relegation zone. Most recently we've delivered a much improved performance but dropped to second-bottom. With cause and effect apparently divorced it's hard to have any real sense of what's likely to happen next week, let alone next season.
What is easy during a game this dismal, though, is entertaining the thought that relegation might be a blessed relief. We've had two seasons fighting relegation now. Two seasons losing more than we win, home, away, wherever. Two seasons basically not enjoying our major hobby and the fruit of a large proportion of our disposable income. It's been dispiriting and gruelling. The thought is obvious – if we get relegated, we win more games, we have more fun. OK, it would be depressing trading games against Middlesbrough and Wolves for games against Crawley and Leyton Orient, and OK the club would lose a lot of money. But we'd enjoy going to the Gate again, wouldn't we? And we could do what Norwich and Southampton have – regroup, get promoted, and use the momentum to propel us up into the Premier League. We all remember the momentum engendered by our last promotion, and how close that took us to the top tier. Momentum, drive – that's what's been missing from the club recently. How tempting to make the drop, shed some pounds, and come back a leaner, fitter, promotable outfit grinning from handing out indiscriminate thrashings to the chaff of the league's bottom half.
As with anything in football, though, you can only imagine the sunlit uplands for so long before reality, that spiteful little voice in your head, starts to intrude. "But would it be like that?" it asks. "Would we start winning? What if we kept losing? Look at Scunthorpe, two years relegated and in the bottom two down there! Look at dear old Plymouth Argyle! Remember playing them? Remember losing to them, in the Championship, costing Johnson his job? They're four points above the League Two relegation zone! This could be City. This could be you."
Like a confused Donald Duck torn between "good" and "evil" versions of myself on my shoulders, I don't know which inner voice to believe. So I asked a man who does know. From bitter, horrible experience.
Guardian Sport's John Ashdown is a devoted Blade (in that he supports Sheffield United; he's not a member of some kind of urban gang). He's followed them in three divisions, most recently dropping from the Championship to League One, whence they came agonisingly close to a return last season. And I do mean agonisingly: if you sat down to work out the worst possible way not to get promoted, being second for 45 games before seeing your local rivals pip you to the post on the final day of the season, followed by a penalty shoot-out elimination in the playoff final (in which your keeper misses the final penalty) would almost certainly do the job.
I asked John what was worse; being a poor Championship team or a decent League One outfit. His initial responses tended towards the relegation-is-good argument.
"It was a case of being put out of our misery," said John. "As a club we needed relegation. 2009-10 had been pretty miserable, then 2010-11 was a mess. There were all these short-term loanees... by February, the fans hated the team. Relegation meant a chance to start afresh, win a few games, and see a better style of football."
So strike one for the let's-get-relegated bunch. But John's words about League One strike a cautionary note that relegation hawks would do well to bear in mind.
"Last season was a hideous late kick in the teeth – and a double kick, at that. Failure to go up meant the breakup of a team that the fans had once more become connected with, and we knew it. We knew it as Simonsen spooned that penalty off towards Swiss Cottage."
John's clear that "relegation meant the breakup of a squad we hated". But he's also clear that while the blood-letting of relegation was what Sheff U needed, failure to get out of League One was considerably worse.
"Players we hated leaving v players we loved leaving. Inevitable for ages v short sharp shock. One step back, two steps forward (in theory) v one step back. There's no real positives at all to be taken from another season in League One."
This is the note of caution that ought to be struck. Failing in the Championship is bad. But to assume that the alternative is glory in League One is dangerous. Failing in League One – and, as is clear from John's testimony, third place can count as failure (my God we've been there) – would be far worse. Let's all remember how bad we felt after the Brighton game at the Millennium Stadium. How we felt trudging out of tiny my-garden-shed-is-bigger grounds with no points in the bag, adrift of the automatic spots and with a long winter journey home for eight long years last time.
Things feel bad at Ashton Gate. But clearly they could be worse, a lot worse. Let's not welcome relegation. If it comes, let's make the best of it; but in the meantime let's do everything we can to stay in this division.
Two home games to come. Let's win them, City.


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A daring mountain climber, visionary leader, and passionate activist, David Brower — founder of Earth Island Institute — played a crucial role in creating the contemporary environmental movement.
In 1952, Brower became the first executive director of the Sierra Club. Brower helped breathe new life into the organization, which had lost much of its strength after the death of the group's founder, John Muir. As head of the Sierra Club, Brower spearheaded campaigns to keep giant dams out of Dinosaur National Monument and the Grand Canyon. His advocacy led to the establishment of nine national parks and seashores, including Kings Canyon National Park, Redwoods National Park, and Point Reyes National Seashore. He played an instrumental role in passing the Wilderness Act of 1964.
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After leaving the Club's staff in 1969, Brower went on to form the League of Conservation Voters, Friends of the Earth (which today has independent affiliates in 68 countries), and Earth Island Institute.
Brower's life-long love of wilderness began with childhood family vacations to the Sierra Nevada, and as a young man, when he earned a reputation as a world-class mountaineer. He made 70 first ascents, and participated in a historic attempt on Mount Waddington in Canada, and the first ascent of New Mexico's Shiprock. During World War II, Brower served in the legendary 10th Mountain Division in which he led daring assaults involving hazardous rock climbing to overcome enemy positions.
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David Brower passed away in 2000 at age 88. At his memorial service, many people recalled one of Brower's favorite quotes about himself, a comment by Russell Train, EPA Administrator under President Nixon: "Thank God for Dave Brower; he makes it so easy for the rest of us to be reasonable."
Today, Earth Island Institute continues Brower's legacy through our annual Brower Youth Awards, which highlight the accomplishments of bold, young environmental leaders. In early 2009 we moved in to the David Brower Center, an ecologically sustainable building in Brower's hometown of Berkeley, California that serves as a home to leading environmental groups.


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CONTACT: Lt. T. Albergo; 760-839-4901
The Escondido Police Department Traffic Bureau will be conducting a DUI/Drivers License Checkpoint on Friday, August 23, 2013. According to California Office of Traffic Safety guidelines, the checkpoint may be changed to a DUI Saturation Patrol due to inclement weather.
The deterrent effect of DUI checkpoints is a proven resource in reducing the number of persons killed and injured in alcohol or drug involved crashes. Research shows that crashes involving alcohol drop by an average of 20 percent when well-publicized checkpoints are conducted often enough.
Officers will be contacting drivers passing through the checkpoint for signs of alcohol and/or drug impairment. Officers will also check drivers for proper licensing and will strive to delay motorists only momentarily. When possible, specially trained officers will be available to evaluate those suspected of drug-impaired driving. Drivers caught driving impaired can expect jail, license suspension, and insurance increases, as well as fines, fees, DUI classes, other expenses that can exceed $10,000.
In 2010, over 10,000 people were killed nationally in motor vehicle traffic crashes that involved at least one driver or motorcycle rider with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08% or higher. In California, this deadly crime led to 791 deaths because someone failed to designate a sober driver. "Over the course of the past three years, DUI collisions have claimed 7 lives and resulted in 507 injury crashes harming 234 of our friends and neighbors," according to Lt. Albergo.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), checkpoints have provided the most effective documented results of any of the DUI enforcement strategies, while also yielding considerable cost savings of $6 for every $1 spent. Based on collision statistics and frequency of DUI arrests, DUI Checkpoints are placed in locations that have the greatest opportunity for achieving drunk and drugged driving deterrence. Locations are chosen with safety considerations for the officers and the public.
"DUI Checkpoints have been an essential part of the phenomenal reduction in DUI deaths that we witnessed since 2006 in California," said Christopher J. Murphy, Director of the Office of Traffic Safety. "But since the tragedy of DUI accounts for nearly one third of traffic fatalities, Escondido needs the high visibility enforcement and public awareness that checkpoints provide."
Funding for this operation is provided by a grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety, through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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army of nobunaga wrote:i have to admit... i expect eurasia mini to be one on the best maps in the game... IF I COULD GET a friggin game on it.. noone is playing it.
and I still say screw you natty.. but good work.. really screw you.
AoN, I concur --- it looks beautiful and I have a message already composed, just waiting to post on Nathan's wall to tell him how marvelous it is, however, I can't - in good conscious - do that until I have played it and no one is willing to play on it.
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Suit Settled Over Minnesota School Anti-Abortion Flier
ST. PAUL (AP) — A settlement has been reached in a lawsuit alleging a St. Paul charter school violated a student's free-speech rights by blocking her from passing out anti-abortion fliers.
Terms of the agreement are not detailed in federal court records.
But Nova Classical Academy says in a news release that the agreement calls for the school to clarify its policies regarding free speech and the distribution of materials at school.
The school says the agreement did not contain any finding of fault or violation of law by any party.
Nicholas Zinos of St. Paul filed the lawsuit on behalf of his sixth-grade daughter.
Zinos deferred comment Tuesday to his attorney, who did not immediately a phone call left by The Associated Press afterhours.


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Alternative Investment Funds Guide 2014: Cayman Islands
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This article appeared in the 2014 edition of The International Comparative Legal Guide to: Alternative Investment Funds; published by Global Legal Group Ltd, London. Click here to view the publication's website.
Grant Dixon and Andrew Keast recently participated in a Q&A focused on practical cross-border insight into alternative investment funds work. Their Cayman Islands contribution formed part of the second edition of the Alternative Investment Funds Guide, published in June 2014.


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For senior running back Jonathan Rigaud, the decision to attend Johns Hopkins was easy. Having first heard in his junior year of high school about the winning combination of strong football and pre-medical programs that Hopkins offered, Rigaud saw the school as "the best of both worlds." When the Blue Jays offered him the opportunity to play Division III football, Rigaud jumped at it.
"I was considering going to Michigan or Miami just for academics, but when Hopkins came into the picture, I decided to come here. What really sold me were the players and coaches and the strong academics," Rigaud said.
Rigaud has made the most of his time on the Homewood campus.
Off the field, the Pembroke Pines, Fla., resident is majoring in public health and is a senior leadership consultant, a brand ambassador for Next Step Realty, a member of the student-athlete advisory committee and a member of Alpha Delta Phi fraternity.
On the field, the 5-foot-8, 190-pound back has been a force. This season, he has rushed for 1,262 yards, third-most in one year ever at Hopkins, and 20 touchdowns, second-most in program history. On Tuesday, he was named the Centennial Conference Offensive Player of the Year.
His play a big reason the Blue Jays have made the NCAA Division III playoffs three of the past four years. Hopkins (9-1) will open postseason play Saturday at noon with a game against Washington & Jefferson (8-2).
Rigaud's recruitment story mirrors that of many of the players on the team, students who are invested in pursuing a rigorous academic program, especially in pre-medical studies and the sciences, while playing for a successful D-III program.
Ten of his teammates comes from Florida, a state lacking D-III football.
"Football is a way of life in Florida. It's hard, however, for many high school football players to pursue playing the sport in college," said senior running back and fellow Floridian Scott Barletta, also a pre-med student. "High school players that don't receive an offer to play at one of the D-I schools have to go elsewhere. There aren't many schools with academic prestige like Hopkins in-state, so a place like this is perfect for those whom want to excel in football and their academics."
Hopkins' combination of D-III football and top-tier academics lends itself to geographic diversity.
Said coach Jim Margraff, "To find a student athlete to fit the academic profile sought by our admissions office and the athletic talent to play on a nationally competitive football team, we have to search a much wider area than a typical D-III football team."
With 21 states accounted for among its 93 players, Hopkins ranks sixth among Division III schools in states represented.
"It's been great having people from across the country on the team because I've gotten to experience different cultures and the different kinds of football each player plays based on where he comes from," Rigaud said.
Rigaud has cherished the opportunity and is acutely aware that his playing time is coming to a quick end.
"It went by too fast," he said. "It went by real fast."
After the season, he'll continue his academic pursuits by doing research with Orioles orthopedic surgeon Dr. Bashir Zikria, an assistant professor of sports medicine, and studying for the Medical College Admission Test.
At Hopkins, there's little doubt Rigaud will achieve his goals.
"Jonathan has done everything the right way as a student-athlete," Margraff said. "He is certain to find success in whatever endeavor he chooses."


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|2011-01-14, 20:45
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Strategic Impersonator
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: the Netherlands
And another thing If that Sword gets powered up with the Energy of the shield doesn't it become more or less useless if you have just 50 shield energy "points"? left and it becomes kinda useless because his suit started of somewhere around the 600 or something right ?
But since he'll probably be fighting 1 on 1 matches I don't think that should become much of a problem...
|2011-01-14, 20:59
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Monterrey, México
Age: 38
Class Representative Selection Match
So, far the show is doing well for me.
The second episode delved on explanations of how users should take in considerations their IS specs and weaponry before approaching matches. We also got chance to hear about Houki's sister being the original creator to the IS technology.
Being one of the first mysteries that Shinono-hakase refused to keep on producing more IS cores, so the world-wide status-quo as of the recent timeline within the series is currently 467 IS distributed throughout the world nations.
The other mystery being that Shinono-hakase disappeared, and no whereabouts have been found about her.
The sparring match was average but was rich, first, at instructing basic spec information regarding the IS formatting configuration, weapon system, and the special Shield Nullifying effect.
I'm not a technological engineer, mathematician, or physicist about this type of particular mecha, sci-fi field, but in my opinion I feel that the effects of the Shield Nullifying to convert defensive capability into offensive power would suit best against IS types dealing in close-ranged combat, rather than those specializing in long-range attacks, Cecilia's Blue Tears IS which is a sniper-type, to as an example.
I'm barely an amateur-inductee into this universe, since basically I know Nothing about the novels and the manga, so please have on me a little patience as I get to know more about this universe.
If anyone likes to talk to me more in-depth or to explain in full details about IS, you're welcome to send a PM or talk in the IS manga thread in AnimeSuki.
|2011-01-14, 21:26
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: On the front lines, fighting for inderpendence.
If I could have an IS, it'd be outfitted with the most powerful weapon you can possibly think of, all in the name of a flashy attack sequence.
Of course I'd have incredible aim too.
|2011-01-14, 21:49
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Location: Kobe, Japan
I still enjoy this, mostly because it knows exactly what it wants to do and does it well. A nicely executed take on a genre - especially a genre not that well represented lately - is a good thing even if it is a bundle of cliches.
I also like the fact that Ichika is already insulating himself from the drearily predictable "spineless male lead" charges - he's quite forceful and assertive with Houki, and his speech about protecting his family's honor just before he almost whupped Cecilia was almost Kamina quality.
|2011-01-14, 21:58
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Location: Philippines
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I really love Houki's tsundereness this episode. Especially with that voice, still reminding me of Shino from SYD. And she's hot.
Ichika definitely a guy with pride and someone who's not backing down from a challenge. And he's not also a person who is a "sore loser". Got my respect.
Cecilia got hit by a Cupid's bow.
Next episode, twintails, though Houki's hair is a hybrid, a ponytwintail.
|2011-01-14, 22:00
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|2011-01-14, 22:02
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: On the front lines, fighting for inderpendence.
Second episode reflection.
So my theory on the IS's possibility of having a soul was correct; they do have a form of consciousness. No doubt this will come into play during some battle or another, where the winner will inevitably be the one with the most willpower. So cliche.
And what was up with Ichika's sudden carefree attitude when asking about the lunch plans? Suddenly then he isn't so bashful about women? Okay...
Though Houki's expressions initially during this episode (as well as her tone) didn't hint particularly well at Tsunderism, as soon as she agreed to Ichika's request for help at the table when another girl came in, it hit me that she obviously does care after all. Go figure.
And wait, wasn't Houki very uptight about being Shinonono's sister earlier, then she suddenly uses it to her advantage like it was nothing? Er...
On another note, they could've animated Houki's hair a little better. It was too twitchy.
Houki's words, "Win and come back," seemed off. It's not like he's going to die, right?
The matrix-esque time stop seemed kind of silly.
EMPTY SHIELD?! You've got to be effing kidding me! That missile-dodging action all just to fail? Bogus! I'm calling crap on that.
Yep, she fell for his bravado. Bravo Cecilia, you're a tool.
Anyways, this episode was okay, though it felt slightly fast, especially the battle sequence. Oh well, I still love the idea and will hope for a better tomorrow.
|2011-01-14, 22:25
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Location: Tucson, AZ
I'm hanging on to this anime if only to see the IS at work. But the more I hear Houki talk (and to an extent the MC too) the more annoying they become.
Tsundere is fine, but bipolar tsundereism isn't.
|2011-01-14, 22:25
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|2011-01-14, 22:29
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So England girl is falling for our male lead for his bravado in the match and how well he easily outmatched her if not fo the fact that his shields did went out.. Now its time to meet Ichika's second childhood friend who is the Chinese girl!
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May 15, 2007
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) announced its regional award winners with head coach Carol Matsuzaki and senior Thomas Dohlman earning accolades. Matsuzaki was named the Division III Northeast Region Wilson/ITA Women's Coach of the Year while Dohlman was the Division III Northeast recipient of the ITA/Arthur Ashe, Jr. Award for Leadership and Sportsmanship.
The selections made Institute history as it was the first time both tennis programs collected major awards from the ITA during the same season. On the women's side, Matsuzaki garnered the first regional coaching honor since Candace Royer was named the Division III Coach of the Year in 1984-85. Dohlman is the second athlete at MIT to be named an Arthur Ashe Award winner after Mealani Nakamura was chosen in 1999-00 from the women's team.
Both Matsuzaki and Dohlman will wrap up their seasons this weekend at the NCAA Division III Individual Championships. Matsuzaki will travel with MIT's No. 1 singles player Leslie Hansen to Fredericksburg, Va., while Dohlman will make the trip to St. Louis, Mo. with head coach Dave Hagymas. Complete tournament information can be found at www.ncaasports.com.


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Ever Wanted To Present At One Of The Music Industry's Key Events?
from the here's-your-chance dept
Unfortunately, due to some other commitments, I can't make it to the next Midem coming up at the end of January, but the organizers are trying something different this year. Rather than handpicking all of the speakers like they normally do, they'd like to try out some "new blood," and have opened up a Speak at Midem Competition, letting anyone under the age of 30 pitch the Midem organizers as to why you should get to give your presentation on the Midem stage. For anyone looking to take part, the initial form is here, but I can say that presenting at Midem has been tremendously helpful to me over the years. So, if you have something unique to say about the industry, and want a giant stage to present it on (and you're under 30...), why not toss in a submission?


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Over at Salon, Andrew O'Hehir has a lengthy rumination on film criticism's complicated relationship with boredom. The gist seems to be that, while there's certainly nothing wrong with films that aim solely to entertain (and in fact a lot of these films are pretty great), this is not and should not be the aim of the entire medium. Great films often have other goals in mind, and sometimes achieving these goals means asking the audience to put a little work in and/or allow themselves to become a little bored.
That's all basically unobjectionable to me. I like Die Hard as much as the next guy. What bothers me about entertainment for its own sake isn't its dispensability so much as its ubiquity. Our thirst for entertainment and the market's willingness to provide have together completely co-opted and debased forum where entertainment should be, if anything, a tertiary concern. I'm thinking, of course, of politics.
The giant school of press-credentialed piranhas gnawing at Rep. Anthony Weiner's exposed parts illustrates my point perfectly. Here is a massive story which is massive solely because of its capacity to titillate. As Glenn Greenwald pointed out yesterday, virtually no one covering this story is even trying to explain its importance or relevance to the public interest. That's because they know there is none, and they don't care. The story's entertaining, and that's all that matters.
What propels feeding frenzies like this is simple economics. Reporters and commentators could put extra work into producing research and original reporting on stories which more directly affect the public. If they've got any talent at all, they could even present these stories in a compelling and entertaining fashion. But making a story entertaining isn't as easy as just regurgitating an already widely disseminated story with an entertaining premise. Of course, because this is still ostensibly journalism, you've got to add something new: a slightly skewed context, a new fact (no matter how tangential or arbitrary), or just a new quip about Weiner's peener. The point being that the more content about the story you aggregate (regardless of the quality), the more likely that you'll be considered a worthwhile source for people looking to be tickled by another yet another politician's ritual humiliation.
You could fairly point out that this is a two-way street, and the reason why this sort of lazy tabloid journalism works is because the public is eager to consume it. To which I'd say, sure it's a two-way street, but one lane is narrower than the other. The public consumes political media as entertainment in part because they've been trained to do so by the political media — entertainment being both an easier product to deliver and friendlier to various corporate and governmental interests. If reform is going to begin anywhere, we can't realistically expect it to begin with mass boycotts by a spontaneously fed-up audience. It must instead begin within the press itself.
On Monday, Paul Waldman wrote: "If I were Dictator of All Media, I would force every reporter to include a sentence in each of their stories that begins, 'This is important because…'" That's not what I would do (it sounds like it would cramp a lot of otherwise eloquent writers' styles), but clearly every reporter and commentator should be able to write that sentence if asked. This week it seems like barely anyone — including a lot of journalists I like and admire — has even tried to come up with an answer.
Hell, why should they? There's no immediate profit in having an answer. But journalists used to aspire to something higher than immediate profit. And if that required them to demand a little more of their audience, or even risk boring that audience, then so be it.


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Farm equipment manufacturers report strong sales heading into the fourth quarter of 2013. According to the Association of Equipment Manufacturers' latest report (issued in August), U.S. unit retail sales showed double-digit growth in most categories of equipment, as high crop prices and tax incentives gave farmers two big reasons for spending. Tractor sales were up 13% and combine sales up 27% year-to-date compared to the same period in 2012.
Next year's sales, however, are expected to see some softening as the same factors credited for growth in 2013 start to reverse in 2014. For example, commodity prices, which reached record highs in 2012, have dropped 35% for corn and 14% for soybeans at latest report. A drop in prices usually means a decline in net cash income, which is a key determinant of farm equipment sales.
Ann Duignan, an analyst with J.P. Morgan, noted in her midyear report that there is a high correlation between farmer cash receipts and equipment sales. She stated that cash receipts may have passed their peak and forecast a 12% drop in tractor sales going forward (see charts).
Another factor that could slow sales in 2014 is a change in the current tax code. This year, farmers could deduct $500,000 a year from their income taxes for equipment purchases up to $2 million. They also could claim what's called a "jumbo" depreciation allowance on new equipment. These tax incentives, which helped drive the recent run in sales, are scheduled to expire on Dec. 31, which analysts say could curb spending patterns in 2014.
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"I'd say there is cautious optimism because of these unknowns," said Charlie O'Brien, AEM senior vice president, in late September.
The benefit to buyers, according to analysts, is that rising inventories — if machinery makers can't flex fast enough — could lead to some deals for farmers who have cash on hand. The rising level of used equipment is also offering a potential for deals.
Price tags on equipment are difficult to predict. But averages calculated over the last 40 years can provide hints, say the agricultural economists we talked to.
"Using historical USDA input price indices, machinery prices increased 4.65% per year from 1973 to 2013, and 5.94% per year from 2008 to 2012, the last five years," says Michael Langemeier, an agricultural economist at Purdue University. "Given relatively lower crop prices and the potential for higher interest rates, it seems logical to assume that price pressure will not be as great in 2014 as it was during the last five years."
The potential price drop applies especially to used equipment prices, which have been high the past few years. New equipment prices may be a different story because of the high costs associated with Tier 4 engines, required in all farm tractors starting in 2014. Estimates vary, and manufacturers are hesitant to give a number. But a recent survey of dealers, conducted by Farm Equipment, shows that they expect pricing on new farm machinery to increase by 4% to 6% or a bit more in 2014, largely due to Tier 4 engine costs.
The bottom line for farmers, economists say, is to consider the economics before making their buying decision.
Langemeier says it also is important to look at the implications for future asset purchases.
"When crop margins tighten and interest rates increase, it is particularly important to closely examine asset purchases such as machinery, building and land purchases," Langemeier says.
"These asset purchases are generally paid for with future cash flows. Locking oneself into a higher cost structure, due to asset purchases, is not something a firm wants to necessarily do in this new environment."


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Lobbyist Profile: Summary, 2013
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|Michael Torrey Assoc
|American Beverage Assn
Crop Insurance & Reinsurance Bureau
Dean Foods
LCH Clearnet Group Ltd
Options Clearing Corp
Snack Food Assn
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Bangkok post 2011 floods: how about the poor?
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The wet season has already arrived in Thailand, and with it, also memories of the devastating floods that in 2011 affected more than 13 million people, left 680 dead, and caused US$46.5 billion in damages and losses. The impact of the floods on businesses and global supply chains has been well-documented with accounts making headlines throughout 2012. But how about the poor?
The flooding altered the lives of hundreds of thousands of men and women - particularly those in already precarious situations. Two years onwards, what has changed? Having visited two slum upgrading projects in north Bangkok last month, there are insights relevant for other Asian cities grappling with rapidly growing populations, the force of natural hazards, and climatic uncertainties.


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New Holland CofE and Methodist Primary School New Holland, Lincolnshire
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Education News
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- Pupils in hospital after 'drug-related' incident at Dunfermline High School
- Government to fund 2,900 school exchanges for poorer pupils
- Essex teacher banned for life for sex with female pupil
- GCHQ sets up all-female cyber-training classes
- Periodic table found at St Andrews University 'is world's oldest'
- London state school secures 41 Oxbridge offers
- English-medium education to put more emphasis on Welsh
- Ofsted pledges new ranking for schools in tough areas
- Rich students save by paying fees up front
- Inside the hidden world of Britain's Hasidic ultra-Orthodox Jews
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- Watch 'incredible recovery' as jockey Mikey Sweeney almost falls off and still wins
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- Barcelona 3-1 Leganes: Lionel Messi off the bench to inspire victory
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- Six Nations: Ireland fly-half Johnny Sexton should be fit for England opener - Cullen
- James Milner: Liverpool player sent off by his former PE teacher Jon Moss
- England in West Indies: Why you should not miss Test series
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I will not discuss the details of the allegations against me (I am not even sure exactly what they were) as the grand jury has made its findings. I do adamantly disagree with the allegations, assertions and attacks on my character and behavior. My responsibility has been and continues to be what's best for kids – often that means we have to change how we do business – change is hard and it is human nature to resist change because we all become comfortable in how we do things.
May 18 is a critical election for Owen County. With the loss of tobacco contracts and tobacco buyout funds ending with the terms of the leaders we elect, the economy and lifestyle of Owen County is changing. The question is, changing to what?
Times are tough. Times have always been tough. That's never changed. For generations we get politicians time and time again telling us how they are going to make things better for us. But when you look at Kentucky's statistics, it makes you want to pull your hair out. We are bottom of the list in America for education, health care, and wealth.
With elections just around the corner, I would like for everyone to think about the significance of every single vote and its impact on the future of our county, state and country. Today, more than ever before, we are pressed to look beyond "party loyalty," the "good ole boy" system, retaliation, or complacency, when voting. Whether local, state or federal, the consequences are often the same – a bad political landscape with poor policy making.
Thursday, May 6, is the National Day of Prayer. Bro. Franklin Graham is asking every Christ follower to assemble somewhere to pray.
I'll be at the flagpole at the (Owen County) Courthouse. See you at the pole.
Dr. Joy Arnold-Morse
I have recently become involved in a very unpleasant situation at Owen County schools.
There have been events in the last two weeks that have hopefully opened the eyes of those in charge and with any luck by the time this letter prints, (Mark Cleveland) will have been removed from his position as superintendent of Owen County schools.
Have you ever read the Constitution of the United States? Sure, we all learned about it in school and probably memorized the preamble. You may have a basic understanding of the Bill of Rights and subsequent amendments, but when was the last time you really read the Constitution and gave any thought to its meaning? I would imagine that our children know more about the Constitution than most adults do. We have simply forgotten why it was written and what it represents.
Leadership of Owen County was held on April 7 and the topic was health care.
Our day began at the Owen County Extension office and the first place we went to visit was the New Horizon Specialty Clinic.
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MACON, Ga. – The awards continue to roll in for Whitney Kiihnl. The senior pitcher for the Lady Bisons softball team was named the 2012 Atlantic Sun softball Scholar Athlete of the Year the conference office announced, Tuesday.
Kiihnl, who graduated Saturday with a degree in biology, carried a 3.63 GPA through her collegiate career. The Batesville, Miss. native has been accepted into the physician's assistant program at Harding University and will continue her academic career in the fall.
This is the second academic award Kiihnl's received this year. She was named to the CoSIDA District III All-Academic team last Friday. The three-time All-Academic team honoree is the first Lipscomb softball player to earn Scholar Athlete of the Year.
The second-team all-conference selection went 22-12 with a 1.79 ERA and 211 strike outs for the Lady Bisons this season.
Junior Bree Thurman joined Kiihnl on the Academic All-Conference team. Thurman, who carries a 4.0 GPA in marketing, hit .208 with one home run and nine runs batted in during 52 starts in center field this season.
Of the twelve student-athletes chosen for the team, Thurman is the only one with a 4.0 GPA.
The duo will be on the field tomorrow in Spartanburg, S.C. as the Lady Bisons open the 2012 A-Sun Tournament against defending champion Jacksonville at 3 p.m. (ET).
Check back on Lipscombsports.com for more information on the Lady Bisons softball team, and be sure to like us on Facebook (Lipscomb Softball) and follow us on Twitter (@LU_Softball).


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Fast, Light and Autonomous Quadrotors
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The University of Pennsylvania's GRASP Laboratory has received a three-year, $5.5 million grant from DARPA, the Defense Advanced Research Project Agency, to create new flying robots that are able to quickly and autonomously navigate unknown environments. These abilities would be invaluable in disaster situations where conditions are too dangerous for humans to inspect damage or search for trapped or injured people.
Fully Loaded Quadcopter Achieves 20 m/s Flight
Published on Feb 12, 2016
DARPA's Fast Lightweight Autonomy (FLA) program recently demonstrated that a commercial quadcopter platform could achieve 20-meters-per-second flight while carrying a full load of sensors and cameras. The FLA program aims to develop and test algorithms that could reduce the amount of processing power, communications, and human intervention needed for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to accomplish low-level tasks, such as navigation around obstacles in a cluttered environment. If successful, FLA would reduce operator workload and stress and allow humans to focus on higher-level supervision of multiple formations of manned and unmanned platforms as part of a single system. Through this exploration, the program aims to develop and demonstrate the capability for small (i.e., able to fit through windows) autonomous unmanned aerial vehicles to fly at speeds up to 20 m/s with no communication to the operator and without GPS.
Smart Quadcopters find their way without human help or GPS
Published on Jun 28, 2017
"Smart Quadcopters Find their Way without Human Help or GPS"Phase 1 of DARPA's Fast Lightweight Autonomy (FLA) program concluded recently following a series of obstacle-course flight tests in central Florida. Over four days, three teams of DARPA-supported researchers huddled under shade tents in the sweltering Florida sun, fine-tuning their sensor-laden quadcopter unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) during the intervals between increasingly difficult runs. DARPA's FLA program is advancing technology to enable small unmanned quadcopters to fly autonomously through cluttered buildings and obstacle-strewn environments at fast speeds (up to 20 meters per second, or 45 mph) using onboard cameras and sensors as "eyes" and smart algorithms to self-navigate.
Milestone series of tests have quadcopters slaloming through woodlands, swerving around obstacles in a hangar, and reporting back to their starting point all by themselves
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The Keota Eagles were facing number one ranked Danville on Saturday in Fairfield. Keota Head Caoch Dan Stout says they came out with the right approach and had very paitent posessions. He says after holding Danville to 20 points in the first half, Danville scored 20 in the third quarter. It was a six point game with Danville on top and five minutes to go and Stout says Danville got a key offensive rebound and went on a run to win 60-40.
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Casey Sieren 13 points
Clint Bombei 10 points
So Danville will head to state as the number one seed. They will face Boyden Hull.


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If you are looking for an vegetarian entrée perfect for esteemed dinner guests, I would highly recommend this easy-to-prepare pasta dish loaded with fresh and dried mushrooms baked in a creamy goat cheese sauce. It's quite similar to and equally delightful as my famous pasta and Feta cheese casserole, only creamier and earthier and also very rich and filling.
On the menu with:
Rosemary Parmesan drop biscuits
Creamy beet borscht
Homemade pumpkin pie
|Pasta with Goat Cheese and Mixed Mushrooms
|Recipe by Lisa Turner
Adapted from Lucy's Kitchen: Signature Recipes and Culinary Secrets
Cuisine: Italian
Published on November 8, 2007
Rich and delicious pasta loaded with seasoned mushrooms and baked in a creamy goat cheese sauce