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Your plunge router and a simple guide enable you to cut a mortise anywhere.
By Bill Hylton
Pages: 99-101
From the October 2005 issue #150
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Template mortising is an excellent technique for all sorts of special mortising challenges. It works for everyday mortising applications as well, but most of us already have an established setup for making door frames, leg-and-apron constructions, and the like. Where I use templates for mortising is any application that can't easily or accurately be done with a hollow-chisel mortiser or my setup that uses a plunge router, edge guide and mortising block combination (see "Router-made Mortises & Tenons," October 2004).
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Cool video Hayabusa420. I always trip out at seeing that footage of the dark match from Thunder. It would've been cool if Super Dragon also got signed along with Blitzkrieg. They certainly made people sit up and notice.
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Hayabusa420 wrote:I already signed this but here is the new tribute i just finished called Super Dragon-Evolutions End? It features footage from all 4 Super Dragon Evolutions and has some additional footage.I figured some of you guys might appreciate it.Thank you to Tigerdriver98 for some of the footage I used.
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Polyphony Digital boss Kazunori Yamauchi has said his studio is aiming to make Gran Turismo 6 "state of the art".
As reported by Japanese site Game WatchYamauchi appeared at this week's China Joy event in Beijing. There he revealed that he's been working on the framework for Gran Turismo 6 ever since the completion of the last game, adding the at the goal is to make the new racer "state of the art".
"We're always aiming for the latest technology and the latest expression," he added.
Yamauchi was also quizzed about the possibility of Gran Turismo appearing on Vita:
"If we were to make it, we'd like to make use of the ability to play anywhere and the ability to use 3G at any time," he replied.
If you're a Gran Turismo fan, be sure to check out Jeff Dunn's cautionary feature about his experiences with the last game - I platinumed Gran Turismo 5 - but at what cost?
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Parenting can be so damn stressful. Kids push boundaries and buttons, and it's a parent's job to stay calm and steady in the face of it all. But most of us don't perform this job with absolute perfection. We sometimes and say things to our kids we wish we could stuff back inside our mouths. I'm sure most of us have some cringeworthy moments to mull over and make up for.
But some verbal mistakes are worse than others. Parenting expert Chick Moorman, the author of Parent Talk: How to Talk to Your Child in Language That Builds Self-Esteem and Encourages Responsibility, thinks there are seven really big baddies. How many of them have you heard slip out of your mouth?
1 of 7This plays into kids' worst fear: abandonment.
2 of 7Each child should be considered individually, not comparatively.
3 of 7No child is responsible for the failure of his parents' marriage.
4 of 7The message here is "I count,you don't." This breeds power struggles.
5 of 7It might seem helpful, but it might also contribute to "learned helplessness".
6 of 7Shame leads to low self esteem, especially when the child has no idea why he was wrong.
7 of 7If you need an explanation for why you should never say this, imagine what it would feel like to hear it.
If I said any of these things, I'd regret it, but I can't say they all seem equally awful. Enabling incompetence isn't great, but is it as bad as telling a kid you regret his existence? Do you agree with this list? Anything you'd like to add…or subtract?
Read Chick Moorman's article on Pregnancy.org for more about why he thinks these are the 7 worst things a parent can say to a child.
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Gold Melt-Up Coming?
With one extreme tends to come the other. Gold fits the bill.
-- Paulo Coelho
In the fixed income space, the most hated area of the bond market has been long-duration Treasuries (NYSEARCA:TLT). In the equities space, the most hated area of the stock market has been emerging markets (NYSEARCA:GMM). In the commodities space? It's been gold (NYSEARCA:IAU). Historically, gold tends to do well in negative real rate environments. The collapse in bond prices, concerns over European gold selling to raise cash by government institutions, and fears over India's demand for the precious metal has caused many to aggressively sell.
But melt-ups happen when you least expect it. Much like how sentiment on emerging markets (which I call the "fat pitch") is extreme, so too is the sentiment on gold. Meanwhile, there is some better relative price movement underway right here, right now. Take a look below at the price ratio of the SPDR Gold Trust ETF (NYSEARCA:GLD) relative to the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSEARCA:SPY). As a reminder, a rising price ratio means the numerator/GLD is outperforming (up more/down less) the denominator/SPY.
Gold relative to the S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) peaked at the height of the summer crash of 2011, and it has been in an absolutely brutal period of underperformance since then. I suspect much of this has been a repricing of the inflation story, which was so hyped over the past decade, with the metal serving as a "hedge" against inflationary concerns that never materialized. However, with one extreme tends to come the other. The ratio against equities seems to be turning up, in sympathy with the fat pitch and long duration bonds as investors try to play massively oversold trades.
Could a melt-up soon come? If not now, when?
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History of Indiana's Drunk Driving Laws:
1939: Indiana becomes the first state to enact a law setting a blood-alcohol level for drunk driving. (% 0.15 BAC).
1967: Indiana reduces the legal BAC to 0.10 and requires blood-alcohol tests.
1989: Judges are allowed to order ignition interlock devices on vehicles of convicted drunken drivers. The devices require an instant breath test before the vehicle will start.
1990: Bills to ban open alcoholic beverage containers in vehicles and to lower the legal blood-alcohol level for drunken driving to 0.08 are introduced but not approved.
1994: Open containers in the passenger area are made illegal if the driver has a blood-alcohol level of 0.0 or higher. Drivers are banned from drinking while driving.
1996: "Zero tolerance" is established for drivers younger than 21, making it illegal to drive with even a small amount of alcohol in the blood.
1997: Consecutive sentences are allowed for drunken drivers who kill more than one person in a crash.
1999: Indiana requires at least a five-day jail term or 30 days of community service for a second-time drunken-driving offender and at least 10 days in jail or 60 days of community service for a third-time drunken driver. An enhance penalty is created for someone with a BAC of 0.15 or higher.
2001: Law changed to lower the BAC for drunken driving to 0.08 from 0.10.


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Personally? I'm fiscally conservative and socially liberal, so would fall to the right-end of the Dems and just shy of the most left-leaning Republicans.. But I'm shocked at how both parties seem to driven by some of its most extreme elements!
GOP - I am absolutely floored by Michelle Bachmann and the sway that the Tea Party has.. it's absolutely shocking. Outright incorrect beliefs regarding the foundation and formation of the U.S. and anti-science/anti-knowledge fundamentalism is scary.. The fact that Santorum, Herman Cain and others actually were even remotely considered for the Republican ballot is absolutely horrifying.
Dems - As a Canadian, I'm proud of our Universal Healthcare system, but it's not without its problems.. I'm not sure it'll work based on the differing societal values prevalent in the U.S. - any belief otherwise is just foolhardy. Smug intellectual superiority doesn't help things either.. Most green power plans are a pipe-dream, nuclear is likely the only way to go in the future..
Politics are getting polarized around the world.. which is sad - because that means globally tolerance and reason is being suppressed by emotions.. Even here in Canada, the "strongest" parties now are the Right and Left parties - with the historical leading party, the moderate Liberals, being left by the wayside..
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Take the Grover Norquists, Karl Roves, Michelle Bachmanns, etc. out of the Republican Party, and they might just go back to where they used to be.
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I recommend reading how Mussolini came to power, the methods used, the corporations backing it, the anti-intellectualism, the demagoguery, the appeal to zealotry. These aren't just parallels, the GOP is using the same playbook.
I'll say it again, when one person in the room is hitting everyone else with a bat, it isn't "radical" or "polarizing" to react to that.
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Even when not supporting the madman. Right now being anti-abortion by itself leads to accusations of misogyny, fascism, crackpot, when being in that position is for an entirely different reason from what the loonies use.
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I'm a pro-responsibility person who believes that aside from rape or the endangering of both the mother's and children's lives, if one is to do the act of sex one should be prepared to take responsibility. I always saw all the arguments of the human zygote, blastocyst, embryo, or fetus not being a human being with a right to life as a cop-out argument which brushes away why there is the pregnancy in the first place.
The above argument usually results in a massive flamefest in other forums, up to warnings and bannings nowadays. This wasn't the case some four years ago, which in my view means there is a level of intolerance which is unusual for where the American liberals usually stood at.
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That's understandable. Only question I have to it is what if they take all the proper precautions outside of not actually having sex (ie: condoms + the pill), and by some fluke pregnancy still occurs? They were responsible enough to attempt prevention, but bad luck or a poor product from the company resulted in the accident.
Of course, you're also comparing how people on the internet act. I don't think that's a liberal or conservative thing, I think that's an influx of trolls and people who would be too spineless to say anything to anyone in real life realizing they can say anything online and get away with it.
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It may be understandable, but it's not particularly rational.
You're either turning a baby into a means of punishment by dumping it into a home that's neither ready nor eager to receive it, or having the woman "take responsibility" by giving it up at birth, letting somebody else take care of the mess.
I've said it before, but the abortion debate and the "why"s of the pregnancy are unrelated. By the time the former rises, the latter is moot. "Why" only matters when discussing prevention of unwanted pregnancy.
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I'm not sure if it's correct to compare the Republicans to Fascists.
One thing I'd bear in mind though is that in Germany people voted for the Nazis because the "traditional" parties were completely deadlocked and unable to achieve anything. They voted for the Nazis because they thought they'd get things done. They became disenchanted with Democracy and chose to vote in Despotism.
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The example I gave above is just one of the examples of "unconventional" views when looking from a "liberal" POV. While GDB mentioned the influx of trolls and insecure people, the trend has started among long-time established members who had been more tolerant of different views. All of them are self-professed liberals, which in turns makes me wonder why the growth in intolerance is happening.
@ Anh_Minh: It's my personal belief that there is no "moot" point in the end. Of course, given that I gave my belief on the issue as an example, I believe any further discussion should be in some other location.
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Job growth cools, posing challenge for Obama, Fed
Paul Ryan says more stimulus from Fed a bad idea
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Letter to FAA Shares NBAA Concerns With Decommissioning of TEB VOR/DME
April 26, 2018
As part of the transition from ground-based to satellite-based navigation systems, the FAA plans to eliminate as many as 736 "legacy" navaids and procedures that they consider to no longer be of value. NBAA supports this transition, said Heidi Williams, NBAA's director of air traffic services and infrastructure, but each elimination must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis to prevent operators from losing key access to airports. Learn more.
Teterboro Airport RUUDY SIX RNAV SID Effective Aug.
Aug. 8, 2017
The new RUUDY SIX RNAV departure for Teterboro Airport (TEB) will be implemented on Thursday, Aug. 17, and will replace the RUUDY FIVE RNAV departure. The RUUDY RNAV departure was revised to enhance navigational guidance, accuracy and clarity. This departure procedure primarily departure used when Teterboro is on a south flow departing Runway 24. Learn more.
Altitude Deviations Reported by ATC on Teterboro Airport's ILS Runway 6 Approach
Feb. 28, 2017
New York TRACON has reported several instances of pilot deviations for aircraft on New Jersey's Teterboro Airport (TEB) ILS Runway 6 approach. The approach has a required altitude of 1,500 feet at DANDY. Air traffic control typically will call 5 miles from DANDY, cross at 1,500 feet, cleared for the ILS 6 approach. Read more.
Operators: Review Deicing Protocols for Teterboro, Other Airports
Dec. 21, 2016
Now that winter is here, pilots should review the deicing procedures for their destination airports, as failure to comply with established protocols at any airport that has specific requirements can lead to delays, which, in turn, can compromise safety. Learn more.
Teterboro Airport Shares Pilot Webinar Presentation With Operators
Nov. 8, 2016
Teterboro Airport held its bi-annual Chief Pilot Webinar on Oct. 26, and is sharing the information with NBAA members. The webinar included participants from Teterboro Airport, the Port Authority of New York/New Jersey and FAA Air Traffic Control. Lead more.
Teterboro Airport Hosting Pilot Webinar Oct. 26
Oct. 18, 2016
New Jersey's Teterboro Airport (TEB) will host a Chief Pilot Webinar at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 26 to discuss operational issues, including a runway safety action team briefing, an update on construction projects and air-traffic procedures as well as winter operations including the new runway condition reporting. Read more about the webinar.
TEB Chief Pilot Webinar Now Available to Operators
June 7, 2016
Operational issues, severe weather avoidance plans and construction updates were among the topics discussed at Teterboro Airport's (TEB) bi-annual Chief Pilot Webinar. The webinar materials are now available to NBAA members for review. Learn more.
Teterboro Airport Hosting Pilot Webinar on May 31
May 25, 2016
New Jersey's Teterboro Airport (TEB) will host a free Chief Pilot Webinar at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, May 31 to discuss operational issues, including a Runway Safety Action Team briefing, an update on construction projects and air traffic procedures as well as severe weather avoidance plans for the upcoming convective season. "NBAA members and operators who use Teterboro will greatly benefit from the topics covered in the webinar as they contain valuable information in regard to operations in and out of TEB," said Dean Snell, NBAA Air Traffic Services. All operators using TEB are welcome to participate. Learn more about the Chief Pilot Webinar.
New Visual Approach to Teterboro's Runway 19 to be Tested Beginning April 4
March 11, 2016
A new Teterboro Airport (TEB) TEB Charted Quiet Visual Runway 19 visual approach will be published on March 31. Starting April 4, the FAA will test the procedure for 180 days to gauge pilot compliance and environmental impact to determine if the procedure will become permanent. Learn more.
Teterboro Airport Closed to Fixed-Wing Operations March 5
Feb. 24, 2016
There will be a 12-hour, scheduled airport closure for fixed-wing operations at New Jersey's Teterboro Airport on Saturday, March 5 from midnight (EST) until noon (0500z-1700z). This closure is necessary to install new, mandatory hold short signs on Runway 19, which will close the runway intersection. Helicopter operations will be permitted during the closure. Learn more.
Teterboro Airport Hosts Chief Pilot Webinar
Dec. 9, 2015
New Jersey's Teterboro Airport (TEB) recently held its bi-annual Chief Pilot Webinar. The webinar included participants from Teterboro Airport, the Port Authority of New York/New Jersey and FAA Air Traffic Control (both tower and TRACON). The webinar covered winter operations, airport gridlock procedures and ATC information. TEB has made the presentation available to those who are interested. View the TEB Chief Pilot Webinar.
Teterboro Airport Requests Input on Future Operational Capabilities
July 7, 2015
Officials at New Jersey's Teterboro Airport (TEB) are seeking flight operator input to determine the best technology for obtaining lower minimums at TEB. The survey relates to flight department capabilities for CAT II approaches and the use of ground-based augmentation system, and airport officials ask operators to complete the survey by July 15. "This is an opportunity for NBAA members to chime in on future equipage at one of the most significant business aviation airports," noted Bob Lamond, NBAA's director of air traffic services and infrastructure. Learn more and take the TEB survey.
Teterboro's Chief Pilot Webinar Covers Runway Safety, Air-Traffic Procedures
June 12, 2015
New Jersey's Teterboro Airport (TEB) recently held its bi-annual Chief Pilot Webinar, which is now available for downloading. The webinar included participants from Teterboro Airport, the Port Authority of New York/New Jersey and FAA Air Traffic Control (both Tower and TRACON). The presentation covered 2015 runway safety improvement plans, air-traffic procedures in use or planned for the airport, as well as future airport construction plans. "NBAA Members and operators who use Teterboro would benefit from the topics covered in the presentation as they contain valuable information regarding airport runway safety plans, as well as new air traffic control procedures expected in the near future," said Dean Snell with NBAA Air Traffic Services. Read more about the TEB webinar.
Teterboro Officials Outline Winter Ops Plans, Noise-Abatement Efforts
Nov. 19, 2014
Plans to keep traffic moving during the winter and reduce noise over the surrounding community were the highlights of Teterboro Airport's (TEB) recent chief pilots webinar. During snowstorms, officials at the New Jersey airport plan to give first priority to keeping Runway 6/24 open and clearing enough taxiways so that aircraft can reach the FBOs from that runway. After that, the focus will be on plowing Runway 1/19 and the remaining taxiways, explained John Kastens, Teterboro's operations manager. Teterboro also maintains a voluntary flying curfew from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. to reduce noise. However, for aircraft that must fly during these hours, airport officials recommend that pilots request the preferred runway. Read more about operations at TEB.
Presentation Used for the Teterboro Airport Pilot Webinar Now Available
June 25, 2014
The presentation used at the Teterboro Airport Pilot webinar earlier this month is now available. The webinar was presented by Teterboro Airport and The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey, along with Teterboro Airport (TEB) officials, on Tuesday, June 10 and covered operational issues, planned construction projects and air-traffic procedures currently in use at the airport. Please contact NBAA's Dean Snell at email@example.com if you have any questions. Learn more.
FAA Issues Notice on Improper Use of Teterboro RNAV Departures
Nov. 1, 2013
The FAA has issued a notice regarding the improper filing and acceptance of RUUDY Four departures from Teterboro Airport (TEB) by aircraft not RNAV 1 capable. The improper filing and acceptance of RUUDY Four departures at TEB by aircraft not RNAV 1 capable has contributed to an unacceptable increase in lateral and vertical pilot deviations, and increases the risk of a near mid-air collision with arrivals at Newark Liberty Airport. Learn more.
Teterboro Airport Closed to Fixed-Wing Operations For 16-hour Period on Oct. 26, Nov. 2
Oct. 15, 2013
Teterboro Airport (TEB) will be closed to fixed-wing operations between 5 a.m. and 9 p.m. EDTon Saturday, Oct. 26 and Saturday, Nov. 2. The closure is necessary to complete a project replacing all airfield signs. Helicopter operations will be permitted during the fixed-wing closure. Operators should check the NOTAMs to confirm specific dates/times. Review Teterboro Airport Operations Bulletin #2013-18.
Additional Fee Imposed at TEB Around Super Bowl
Sept. 19, 2013
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is planning to impose an additional fee at Teterboro Airport beginning at 6 a.m. on Jan. 29, 2014, and running through 6 a.m. on Feb. 4, 2014. The proposed fee will offset a portion of additional operating expenses incurred by the airport during the period leading up to and immediately following the 2014 Super Bowl. This added fee is to provide a safe, secure and efficient operating environment during the heavily trafficked Super Bowl period, according to the port authority. Review the Teterboro Airport Manager's Bulletin. (PDF)
Teterboro and London Biggin Hill Now Sister Airports
Sept. 6, 2013
Teterboro Airport, and London's Biggin Hill Airport (EGKB) last month signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that "provides the platform for international cooperation and customer service," according to a Biggin Hill Airport statement. The MOU encourages mutual assistance and participation by both parties, with a focus on communication, security and safety. At the signing of the MOU on Aug. 13, Ralph Tragale, the Port Authority's assistant director of aviation, public affairs, said, "Through this partnership, we'll work together to exchange ideas so that we can play an even greater role in our respective regions…create more jobs... [and] be better neighbors." Read the full article.
Revised Teterboro VFR Departure Procedure Effective March 7
February 25, 2013
A revision to the VFR Dalton departure procedure off Runway 19 at New Jersey's Teterboro Airport (TEB) will be published on March 7. The Dalton 2 Departure Procedure will be available only by pilot request. Pilots must ensure they are completely familiar with the restrictions on the procedure due to the close proximity of overhead arrivals into Newark Liberty International (EWR) Runway 22. The revised procedure will maintain the 1,300 feet altitude restriction and a turn to heading 280 after departure will need to be completed within 2.4 nautical miles DME of the Teterboro VOR. NBAA urges pilots to familiarize themselves with the altitude and heading requirements for the procedure before requesting it. For more information, contact NBAA's Dean Snell at firstname.lastname@example.com. Review details on the revised TEB procedure. Learn More
Teterboro Runway 19 Departure Procedure to Be Revised Apr. 5
March 19, 2012
A revision to the VFR Dalton departure procedure off Runway 19 at New Jersey's Teterboro Airport (TEB) will be published on April 5. The procedure will remain the same except for the elimination of the requirement to climb to 800 feet prior to starting the turn to heading 280. The revised procedure will allow pilots to start the turn prior to reaching 800 feet, but the turn must still be completed within 2 nautical miles (nm) DME from the airport. Pilots should still use caution, as there are two towers within 4 nm DME of Teterboro, to the south, 510 feet high, and southwest, 695 feet high. FAA advises pilots to familiarize themselves with the altitude and heading requirements for the procedure before requesting it. Learn More
NBAA's GA Desk Helps Teterboro Users Stay on Top of Operational Changes
October 24, 2011
For the past decade, NBAA's General Aviation (GA) Desk, located on aviation's front lines at the FAA's Air Traffic Control System Command Center, has offered Members access to the most up-to-date airspace and airport information available. The need for such a service has been highlighted as TEB undergoes a number of infrastructure upgrades. "The business model for business aviation is based on flexibility," noted Dean Snell, assistant manager, GA Desk. "We are there to ensure that flexibility remains." Learn more about recent GA Desk efforts.
Please note: The following material about TEB is provided on this page for archival purposes. For the latest information about this airport visit the TEB web site at www.teb.com or contact NBAA's Northeast Regional Representative Dean Saucier at firstname.lastname@example.com.
New Teterboro Departure Procedures Now in Use
August 31, 2009
The FAA has implemented two new departure procedures for Teterboro Airport (TEB). Eligible RNAV-equipped airplanes will be assigned the RUUDY TWO procedure when departing Runway 24. Operators flying the RUUDY TWO procedure must cross WENTZ waypoint at 1,500 feet and TASCA waypoint at 2,000 feet as charted. Departures over WHITE and DIXIE waypoints now include a new waypoint, ELVAE, prior to the Colts Neck VOR (COL). The Teterboro Six procedure requires airplanes departing Runway 24 to maintain a 240 degree heading until 1,500 feet then turn right to heading 280 degrees and cross 4.5 DME from Teterboro VOR (TEB) at 1,500 feet (non-DME equipped aircraft must cross the Colts Neck VOR (COL) 011 degree radial at 1,500 feet), then climb and maintain 2,000 feet and proceed via vector to the assigned route or fix. For more information, contact NBAA's Dean Saucier at email@example.com.
New RNAV SID for Teterboro Runway 24 Departures
January 12, 2009
On January 15, New Jersey's Teterboro Airport (TEB) will begin using the RUUDY ONE RNAV SID for departures on Runway 24. The SID may be assigned by TEB tower to aircraft that indicate "RNAV departure" on their FAA/ICAO flight plan. Pilots are encouraged to review the announcement provided by the Teterboro Users Group (TUG) concerning the RUUDY ONE RNAV SID. For more information, contact TUG at www.tugatteb.com.
Teterboro Users Asked to Complete RNAV Capability Survey
June 2, 2008
The Teterboro Users Group (TUG), to help develop future area navigation (RNAV) instrument procedures at Teterboro Airport (TEB), has created a survey to determine the RNAV capability of aircraft utilizing TEB. Operators are asked to complete the survey and return it to TUG. Survey returns can be sent three different ways: via e-mail to email@example.com; via fax to (201) 393-6901 or by mail to TUG, P.O. Box 422, Saddle River, NJ 07458. For more information on the development of RNAV procedures at TEB or on the survey, contact NBAA's Dean Saucier at firstname.lastname@example.com. Download the survey..
Pilots Urged to be Alert and Avoid New EMAS at Teterboro
December 18, 2006
Pilots have indicated that the engineered material arresting system (EMAS) arrestor bed at the end of Runway 6 at Teterboro Airport (TEB) is indiscernible at night. Consequently, two aircraft have taxied into the bed since it was installed in mid-October. EMAS systems are designed to stop aircraft in overrun emergencies. Those aircraft may be traveling much faster, but the EMAS systems are just as effective at taxi speeds. The airport diagram for Teterboro does not depict the EMAS installment, but the bed is currently painted with bright yellow end-of-runway chevrons. To further accentuate the location of the EMAS bed, TEB management is considering additional options. For more information, contact NBAA's Operations Service Group at firstname.lastname@example.com.
NBAA Issues Statement Regarding Voluntary Operational Teterboro Guidelines
October 9, 2006
On October 4, 2006, NBAA issued a statement about an agreement signed by a working group of airport and industry representatives, including NBAA, concerning voluntary measures for some operations at Teterboro Airport (TEB). "The measures include not only compliance with existing voluntary bans on Stage 2 aircraft related to nighttime operations, but also the practice of restraint at all other times, including the consideration of alternate aircraft for accessing Teterboro Airport," said NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen. View a copy of the full statement.
NBAA Members Receive Teterboro Good Neighbor Noise Abatement Awards
June 5, 2006
On May 17, 2006, Teterboro Airport (TEB) hosted its Third Annual Teterboro Airport Noise Symposium and Good Neighbor Noise Abatement Awards Luncheon. NBAA Member Companies Adelphia Communications, Hawkaire and Textron, Inc. each were awarded the 2005 Good Neighbor Award for successfully meeting the airport's aircraft-friendly criterion throughout 2005. Hawkaire also was recognized for having the lowest average jet fleet sound level for the year 2005. NBAA congratulates these Members and encourages all operators to follow NBAA Noise Abatement Program procedures, which are available for review online at http://www.nbaa.org/quietflying.
NBAA and GAMA Staff at TEB for Meetings With Local Members and Airport Staff
August 22, 2005
As part of their ongoing work to represent the business aviation community at Teterboro Airport (TEB), staff from NBAA and the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) last week met with airport officials and business aircraft operators at TEB. NBAA Senior Vice President, Government Affairs Lisa Piccione and NBAA Northeast Regional Representative Dean Saucier were joined by GAMA Vice President for Government Affairs Brian Riley for a meeting with TEB Airport Manager Lanny Rider and, separately, with several representatives from NBAA Member Companies. The meetings, which included discussion of the variety of operational safety and noise reduction initiatives in place at TEB, were among the recent efforts the two associations have undertaken in response to recent calls by federal and local officials for reductions in aircraft traffic at the airport.
NBAA Continues Work to Represent Business Aviation at Teterboro Airport
August 1, 2005
In response to recent calls for reductions in aircraft traffic at New Jersey's Teterboro Airport (TEB), NBAA's staff has been active in raising concerns about the proposed traffic curbs among federal and local stakeholders. In Washington last week, NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen met with Rep. Steve Rothman (D-9-NJ), who has called for 25-percent reductions in traffic at TEB. While no definitive conclusions were reached, Rep. Rothman indicated his desire to continue discussions with NBAA on matters related to Teterboro Airport. NBAA staff members also were available at a meeting last week of the Teterboro Aircraft Noise Abatement Advisory Committee to answer questions about the proposed traffic restrictions and outline mobilization efforts to date. NBAA's meetings in Washington and New Jersey are the latest in a series of efforts the Association has undertaken to preserve full access to Teterboro Airport for business aircraft operators.
FAA Letter to Port Authority of NY and NJ Challenges Calls for Restrictions on Access to Teterboro
July 11, 2005
Last week, the FAA sent a letter to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey in response to recent calls from Port Authority officials for reductions in business aircraft traffic at New Jersey's Teterboro Airport (TEB) as a means of enhancing safety. In their letter, FAA officials state: "...We do not see any relation between safety and the kinds of restrictions on airport use you are proposing." The letter goes on to state that the specific proposals offered by the Port Authority to reduce traffic – including noise restrictions, aircraft weight limits and airport fees for business aircraft operators – would be subject to review under federal law. NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen commended the FAA for its letter. "We applaud FAA officials for making clear what NBAA has said all along: aircraft activity levels are not a precursor to, or a cause of, accidents. I hope that this letter will prompt a reasoned discussion of effective measures to enhance safety at Teterboro Airport."
Bolen Opinion Piece in Bergen Record Challenges Calls for Restrictions on Access to Teterboro Airport
July 3, 2005
In response to recent calls for reductions in business aircraft traffic at New Jersey's Teterboro Airport (TEB), NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen submitted an editorial to the Bergen Record defending access to the airport for the business aviation community. Bolen's opinion piece, which was published in the July 3 edition of the paper, points out that proposals to reduce traffic as a means of enhancing safety are based on the flawed assumption that aircraft activity levels are causally linked to airplane accidents when the data tells a different story. "There are several general aviation airports in the U.S. that handle more traffic than Teterboro, and they are clearly safe," Bolen points out in his editorial. "Thus, high aircraft activity levels are not a precursor to, or a cause of, accidents." Bolen's opinion piece calls for a deliberative approach to making safety improvements at TEB that is based upon determination of underlying reasons for accidents.
NBAA Continues Work to Represent Business Aviation at Teterboro
June 27, 2005
In light of recent calls from public officials in the Morristown, NJ, area for significant reductions in aircraft traffic at Teterboro Airport (TEB), NBAA President and CEO Ed Bolen last week submitted an opinion piece for publication in two local newspapers to bring clarity and reason to the debate about safety at TEB. Bolen's piece, which was submitted to the Bergen Record and Newark Star-Ledger, states: "There is no question that the incidents at Teterboro serve as a reminder that safety must remain the highest priority at the airport. But reducing aircraft operations at Teterboro is not the appropriate solution." Bolen's opinion piece is just one aspect of NBAA's ongoing effort to represent the business aviation community at TEB. NBAA has worked on TEB policy with current and former public officials, including former Acting FAA Administrator Joseph Del Balzo, whose own opinion piece on TEB safety recently appeared in the Bergen Record.
Bolen and other NBAA officials continue to meet with representatives from the FAA and Port Authority of New York and New Jersey on TEB safety, and NBAA Northeast Regional Representative Dean Saucier recently attended a local public hearing on the issue.
NBAA Files Objections to Proposed Obstructions Near Teterboro
NBAA recently filed objections to the placement of various buildings and a Ferris Wheel in the immediate vicinity of Teterboro Airport (TEB) in New Jersey. The buildings and other structures are being proposed by the Meadowlands Mills/Mack-Cali Limited Partnership. All structures generally underlie the final approach course to Runway 01 at TEB. In each of five cases, the proposed structures exceed FAA obstruction standards and would represent hazards to air navigation. NBAA said in its filings, "It is imperative for FAA to do everything within its power to protect our airspace, as an asset for the entire aviation industry."
FAA Invites Comments on Proposed Antenna Tower Near Teterboro
The FAA is conducting an aeronautical study concerning the construction of a proposed antenna tower 421 feet above ground level (AGL) near Runway 01 at New Jersey's Teterboro Airport and is taking comments until June 2, 2004. Although the antenna and a proposed Ferris Wheel (see related story, April 19 NBAA Update) are not expected to affect instrument approaches, they could become a factor in circling to land as well as on glide path VASI approaches to Runway 01 at TEB.
Comments should be sent to FAA Eastern Region, 1 Aviation Plaza-AEA-520, Jamaica, NY 11434; reference 2004-AEA-633-OE.
Second Customs Facility Added at TEB
The Teterboro Users Group, with assistance from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and NBAA, was instrumental in obtaining a second U.S. Customs facility at TEB. The first facility is located at Atlantic Aviation and the second will be at Jet Aviation. The chief inspector approved the second facility based on the approximately 5,000 international flights per year at TEB.


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When we talk about beauty treatments of long ago, for some reason the Romans and Egyptians hog the spotlight. Sure, Cleopatra, with her milk baths and kohl eyeliner, was a nice poster girl, but early civilizations here in the Americas had a few tricks up their sleeves, too. Between saunas, herbal soaks, massages and facials, the ancient world on this side of the Atlantic didn't slack in the wellness department.
Today, Mexico's top spas are taking note. From jade facials and chocolate massages, to shaman blessings, classic rituals rule the treatment menus at even the most elegante resorts. Take a look at these throwback treatments from pre-Hispanic times.
1. Bath blessing with a shaman
Bath blessing with a shaman
With so much beachfront property along the Caribbean Sea, is it any wonder the Mayans practiced hydrotherapy? Nowadays you can still visit a shaman—a traditional healer—who will lead you in meditation and a soak. He'll bless a batch of fresh botanicals and add them to a small pool. Then, once you settle in, his helpers will drizzle water over your head and scrub your skin with the sacred blooms (so much better than a loofah).
2. Where to get it: Casa Itzamná in Cobá
Where to get it: Casa Itzamná in Cobá
Just minutes from a pre-Columbian archeological site, you'll find a small home that's essentially a hub for all things Mayan medicine. Here your bath will include the super-curative honey of the Melipona bee. Keepers raise the endangered insect right on the property. They also grow healing herbs and offer massages, curative teas and some of the most scrumptious pork tacos in town.
3. "Magic" tree bark wrap
"Magic" tree bark wrap
The Mayans had a leg up on Proactiv with their prized tepezcohuite or "skin tree." This local evergreen produces some mighty bark. Used primarily for burns, its powder extract can be used as a painkiller that soothes skin for up to three hours. Because of its regenerative properties, it's also used to treat acne, scars and stretch marks. Salma Hayek even put it in her AM/PM Anti-Aging Super Cream.
4. Where to get it: Aurora Spa at Las Alcobas in Mexico City
Where to get it: Aurora Spa at Las Alcobas in Mexico City
Put down your bottle of Banana Boat. The ultimate in after-sun healing is the Skin Soufflé at Aurora. You'll get a healthy dose of tepezcohuite, plus some cooling mint lotion.
5. Holistic massage
Holistic massage
In the States we tend to think Swedish, Thai and Japanese (shiatsu) when we think massage, but Mexico also has a strong tradition with touch. Visit a sabrador, or massage therapist, and you'll get a head-to-toe treatment, including abdominal work, which is the Mayan specialty. Traditionally, the belly massage was used to help digestion and aid reproduction. At the very least, it will alleviate any bloating from lunch. Local herbs are par for the course—expect eucalyptus and lavender among them.
6. Where to get it: Azulik in Tulum
Where to get it: Azulik in Tulum
To get to the thatched-roof massage villa, you'll make your way through winding jungle paths and emerge onto a cliff that overlooks the sea. Just miles down the beach sit the Tulum ruins, once inhabited by people who (fortunately for them) could never have fathomed a motorized massage chair in a mall nail salon.
7. Jade facial
Jade facial
Here's the ancient world's answer to fillers. Jade stone, which is believed to be anti-aging, was a hot commodity among Old World leaders. The most powerful were buried in masks made of the stone as a symbol of immortality. Unfortunately therapists these days can't promise you everlasting life, but they can help you prevent wrinkles. Not too bad, eh?
8. Where to get it: Grand Velas Riviera Maya
Where to get it: Grand Velas Riviera Maya
Stateside, it's not too often (or ever) that you start a facial relaxing in a chair as a therapist pours tiny millet seeds over your bare feet. It's a tribute to the earth and it feels phenomenal. At Grand Velas, the Mayan ritual that takes place before your skin treatment—including the seeds, hot obsidian stone, rose water and seashells—is almost half the fun.
9. Cupping therapy
Cupping therapy
There was a time when the hottest Hollywood accessory was a grouping of round welts across an actress's well-toned back. The culprit? A stress-relieving treatment called cupping that was embraced by celebs like Jennifer Aniston and Gwyneth Paltrow. Centuries before any starlet walked the red carpet, the Mayans practiced their own version of the seemingly of-the-moment cure. The Mayans call it ventosa, which means "to pull out the wind" and they used it (and still do) to heal achy muscles.
10. Where to get it: The Spa at Viceroy Riviera Maya
Where to get it: The Spa at Viceroy Riviera Maya
Ask for the Wayak Ritual, which includes gentle cupping (no welts!), plus a massage with rosemary and an egg. Don't worry about a yoke-y mess—the egg stays intact as the therapist rolls it over your skin. Some believe the egg can absorb bad energy.
11. Volcanic rock sauna
Volcanic rock sauna
Fancy yourself a warrior because you've survived a Bikram yoga class? Take a tip from the Aztecs of yesteryear—temazcal is where it's at. You'll experience just as much sweat, but much, much less Lululemon. The ritual, which includes a series of songs and prayers, takes place over two hours in a clay dome that's heated by volcanic rock. They say that the process is so cleansing that you'll emerge a new person.
12. Where to get it: Pueblo Bonito Pacifica Resort & Spa in Cabo San Lucas
Where to get it: Pueblo Bonito Pacifica Resort & Spa in Cabo San Lucas
You'll find temazcal all over, but if you're going to endure hours of sweaty rebirth, make sure there's a beautiful pool nearby. The two at Pueblo Bonito more than suffice.
13. Herbal steam bath
Herbal steam bath
If you're not quite up for the full temazcal (we repeat: two hours), go for the abridged version, which is simply called a pre-Hispanic bath. In half an hour you'll still feel the heat. You'll also breathe in herbs, like basil and spearmint, which help ease muscle pain, asthma and digestion.
14. Where to get it: Playa Grande Spa in San José del Cabo
Where to get it: Playa Grande Spa in Cabo San Lucas
Once you've settled any digestive issues, you'll be in perfect striking distance of the hotel's restaurant, Brigantine. Try their famous molcajete stuffed with lobster.
15. Cacao massage
Cacao massage
He may be known as the last Aztec emperor, but Montezuma was also a raging chocoholic. Allegedly, he'd drink 50 cups of frothy cacao before having a rendezvous with his harem. Even when Cortés got wind of the precious bean, he was impressed by its energy-enhancing properties. That's why, when in oil form, it's the perfect ingredient to massage into jetlagged muscles.
16. Where to get it: NIZUC Spa by ESPA in Cancun
Where to get it: NIZUC Spa by ESPA in Cancun
As a bonus, every treatment here starts with a foot ritual and an organic tea ceremony—that's one glass of tea, though, not 50. Cool your jets, Montezuma.


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Tracking recent action on shares of Industrias Bachoco, S.A. de C.V. (NYSE:IBA) we have noted that the stock price has been spotted trading around $56.9. Investors may be closely following price activity on the stock over the next few trading periods. Investors will be trying to gauge which way market momentum will trend as we move into the close of the calendar year.
As most investors realize, markets will trade in cycles. This being the case, most investors will likely experience extremes of both bull and bear markets during their investing tenure. A big factor in scooping up profits during bull or bear markets is having the ability to identify when markets are beginning to peak or bottom out. This is obviously no easy task even for the most experienced investor. Certain types of stock investment strategies may do better during different market conditions. Professional traders may use highly complex systems in order to spot market opportunities. Novice investors who are just starting out may use simple strategies at first. Choosing a stock picking strategy that is tailored to fit the individual investor's goals and financial situation may be a good way to create a solid base from which to start from. With the proper amount of research and discipline, the novice investor can begin to make the transition into becoming a skilled investor.
Sell-side analysts often undertake stock analysis to give their opinions of whether they believe that shares should be bought, sold, or held. Using ratings provided by analysts polled by Zacks Research, we note that the current average broker rating on shares of Industrias Bachoco, S.A. de C.V. (NYSE:IBA) is currently 1. The recommendation falls on a scale between 1 and 5. A broker rating of 1 would translate into a Strong Buy. A rating of 5 would indicate a Strong Sell recommendation. This consensus broker rating may help shed some light on how the sell-side is currently viewing company stock. After a recent check, we can see that 1 sell-side analysts have rated the stock a Strong Buy or Buy, based analysts polled by Zacks Research. Professional investors often incorporate various strategies when approaching the stock market. Capitalizing on market dips can be highly profitable when thoroughly researched and executed. Closely monitoring earnings, news, and analyst views may play an important role in equity study.
Shares of Industrias Bachoco, S.A. de C.V. (NYSE:IBA) currently have an average target price of 71. This is the consensus number using estimates given by polled analysts. Professional Wall Street analysts that track the stock are constantly monitoring the company to assess where they believe shares will be moving in the future. Price target projections can be calculated using various methods. Many investors will follow stock target prices, especially when analysts make revisions.
The average investor might not have the time to monitor every single movement of a certain stock. Tracking the historical performance may help provide some valuable insight on where the stock may be trending in the future. Looking back over the last 4 weeks, shares of Industrias Bachoco, S.A. de C.V. (NYSE:IBA) have moved -3.38%. Over the last 5 days, the stock has seen a change of -2.93%. Looking at the last 12 week period, we note that the stock has moved -10.08%. Since the beginning of the calendar year, we note that shares have changed 16.08%. Investors will often track the current stock price relative to its 52-week high and low levels. The 52-week high is currently 67.61, and the 52-week low is resting at 45.76. When shares are trading near the 52-week high or 52-week low, investors may be on the lookout for a breakout.


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In 2007, Stephanie Costello had a boring office job with a lot of downtime that she spent online. She recalls the day she read one of those articles on MSN.com that have become a staple of the Internet: how to make extra money online. These types of articles often appear in the soft-news sections of MSN, Yahoo and other sites, usually with the message that there is money being left on the table. Costello was intrigued at the prospect of cutting through the boredom of her day with the opportunity to pick up a little extra cash. She went to the website, Mechanical Turk, where companies can post tiny tasks and workers can find and perform them online. It was free to register—no call for an "investment" up front, which indicated that it was not on its face a scam. And she began making money immediately. Very small amounts of money.
Costello is a trailblazer of sorts. She was one of the early workers to join Mechanical Turk, the first online, crowd-based, micro-labor platform. In her telling, she sounds like an alcoholic describing her first drink. It was fun at first—and when it became less than fun, it was still useful, if only to get through the week. But six years later, it has become a serious problem, and not just for Costello.
Mechanical Turk is the innovation behind "crowdworking," the low-wage virtual labor phenomenon that has reinvented piecework for the digital age. Created by Amazon in 2005, it remains one of the central platforms—markets, really—where crowd-based labor is bought and sold. As many as 500,000 "crowdworkers" power the Mechanical Turk machine, while millions more (no one knows how many exactly) fuel competitor sites like CrowdFlower, Clickworker, CloudCrowd and dozens of smaller ones. On any given day, at any given minute, these workers perform millions of tiny tasks for companies both vast (think Twitter) and humble. Though few of these people have any sense of their finished work product, what they're doing is helping to power the parts of the Internet that most of us take for granted.
Currently, computers are very good at certain sorts of tasks, such as identifying spelling errors, processing raw data and calculating financial figures. However, they are less able to perform others, such as detecting a positive or negative bias in an article, recognizing irony, accurately reading the text off a photograph of a building, determining if something is NSFW (not safe for work) or discerning among ambiguous search results. This is where the "crowd" comes in. In the current iteration of crowdworking, individuals are tasked with those parts of a job that a computer cannot perform. This work is used both to fill in the blanks and to train the computer algorithm to do a better job in the future.
Crowdworking is often hailed by its boosters as ushering in a new age of work. With the zeal of high-tech preachers, they cast it as a space in which individualism, choice and self-determination flourish. "CrowdFlower, and others in the crowdsourcing industry, are bringing opportunities to people who never would have had them before, and we operate in a truly egalitarian fashion, where anyone who wants to can do microtasks, no matter their gender, nationality, or socio-economic status, and can do so in a way that is entirely of their choosing and unique to them," asserts Lukas Biewald, the CEO of CrowdFlower, in an e-mail exchange. (CrowdFlower claims to have "among the largest, if not the largest, crowd" available, with roughly 100,000 workers completing tasks on any given day.)


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BOSTON — You can't accuse Steven Kampfer of not being superstitious.
The Bruins rookie reported for duty today with a tight buzz cut that he hopes will change his recent run of subpar play. The Bruins host his hometown Detroit Red Wings tonight at TD Garden.
"I figured I needed to change things up," he said after the morning skate. "I didn't have a good couple games there."
Kampfer recorded an assist against Montreal Wednesday, but that has been his only point in Boston's last nine games. Maybe the new do will provide a little jump for his stride.
"They say you've got to be quicker on the ice," he said. "The less hair, the more aerodynamic [I'll be]."


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UNITED NATIONS — President Barack Obama on Tuesday challenged the U.N. Security Council to hold Syria accountable if it fails to live up to pledges to dismantle its chemical weapons stockpiles. He said the United Nations' credibility and reputation is at stake.
UNITED NATIONS — President Barack Obama on Tuesday challenged the U.N. Security Council to hold Syria accountable if it fails to live up to pledges to dismantle its chemical weapons stockpiles. He said the United Nations' credibility and reputation is at stake.
"If we cannot agree even on this," Obama said, "then it will show that the United Nations is incapable of enforcing the most basic of international laws."
The United States and Russia earlier this month brokered an agreement to secure and destroy Syria's chemical weapons, thus averting a threatened U.S. military strike to deter and degrade Syrian President Bashar Assad's ability to use the banned arms. Despite the agreement, Washington and Moscow remain at odds over possible consequences should Syria fail to comply.
"We believe that as a starting point the international community must enforce the ban in international weapons," Obama said in his address to the U.N. General Assembly.
The U.S.-Russia agreement came as Obama was pushing Congress to approve a military strike against Syria for a chemical weapons attack last month on civilians outside Damascus, which the Obama administration contends was carried out by Assad's regime. With Congress appearing all but certain to withhold its approval, Obama did an abrupt turnaround and asked Secretary of State John Kerry to try a last-ditch diplomatic approach with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
The subsequent diplomatic steps placed the threat of force on hold.
Kerry and Lavrov were meeting at the United Nations later Tuesday to discuss how to enshrine the agreement in a binding Security Council resolution. They are to meet again at the U.N. on Friday with Lakhdar Brahimi, the U.N.-Arab League special envoy for Syria, to push ahead with plans for a new international conference that would help form a Syrian transitional government.
Despite the chemical weapons deal, the Russians have challenged the administration's claims of Assad's culpability. Assad has blamed rebel forces for the attack.
Obama aggressively pushed back against those claims in his U.N. speech.
"It's an insult to human reason and to the legitimacy of this institution to suggest that anyone other than the regime carried out this attack," the president said.
Obama also said that while the international community has recognized the stakes involved in the more than 2-year-old civil war, "our response has not matched the scale of the challenge."
Obama also announced that the U.S. will provide $339 million in additional humanitarian aid to refugees and countries affected by the Syrian civil war, bringing the total American aid devoted to that crisis to nearly $1.4 billion. The White House said the aid will include $161 million spent inside Syria for medical care, shelter and sanitation projects, with the remainder going to help Syrian refugees in Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Turkey and Egypt.
Obama reiterated his stand that Assad cannot continue to lead Syria, but said he would not use U.S. military force to depose him.
"That is for the Syrian people to decide," he said. "Nevertheless, a leader who slaughtered his citizens and gassed children to death cannot regain the legitimacy to lead a badly fractured country."
He called on Assad allies to stop supporting his regime.
"The notion that Syria can somehow return to a pre-war status quo is a fantasy," he said. "It's time for Russia and Iran to realize that insisting on Assad's role will lead directly to the outcome that they fear: an increasingly violent space for extremists to operate."


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The probation for Christopher Antonio Polley, 27, was revoked and he will be sentenced Oct. 9 in San Diego Superior Court on both cases, said Deputy District Attorney Brendan McHugh.
Polley will not receive more than a year in jail, and Judge Laura Halgren agreed to "consider alternatives to custody, including work furlough," according to court records. If Polley has a job that qualifies for a work-furlough facility, he could spend nights and weekends in that facility if not given jail time.
McHugh said the new case involves Polley cashing a payroll check for $1,500 at a check-cashing business after he had already cashed the check in his bank via a smart-phone deposit in which he scanned his check with the phone. McHugh said the business lost the money because the bank already cashed his check.
His attorney, Jim Fitzpatrick, said Polley did deposit the check via his smart phone to his bank and then learned there would be a delay in getting his money. Fitzpatrick said Polley then cancelled the deposit, and then cashed the check at the business without realizing the bank didn't cancel it.
"He's going to go back on probation," said Fitzpatrick.
The burglary charge alleges that Polley entered the store March 6 with the intent to commit theft and it does not involve a break-in. Other charges of grand theft and obtaining money by false pretenses were dismissed.
Polley is still paying about $20,000 in restitution on his 2012 convictions for grand theft, false impersonation and using another person's identification that he lifted when he worked at the WaveHouse. He was sentenced a year ago to 180 days in jail.
No member of the fitness center lost money, and the victims were eBay and PayPal, said Fitzpatrick. Polley used actual members' names from the center to create fictional auctions online. He no longer works at the fitness center.
Polley, who served four years with the Coast Guard, remains free on $25,000 bond.


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Just a hope
Others | 3 October 2010
I hope to see an electronic voting screen within "people,s Assembly "it is the debuties right to know the exact outcome of the voting , and that would be the next question we will be waiting for the answer in the next few months ... More
Chretien de France
Others | 26 September 2010
Be strong one day our Lord will come back and will give retribution.Do not hate them but pray that many of them will also be shocked and find our good Lord of Love and be saved by His cross.We pray for you... More
Security Services Officers
Others | 19 September 2010
Security Services Officers must be held accountable for derliction of their duty.There is NO doubt that those Moslems would not dare to use Christians as slaves and humiliate them to this extent without full support of Security Services Officers (Amn El Dawla).Christians have NO human rights in their country Egypt.. More
Simsim !!
Others | 12 September 2010
Why are so concerned who did what in their beleives !!? If someone wants to be Christian let him or her free !! do not try to "cut their head off" or the other way muslims like to do it is.... " through converts with acid " do you not have anything else to do !!? In your closed and sick mind you sit down and take count.....God .. More
Kamelia Sheehata
Others | 8 September 2010
It seems you have backwards, Muslims did not keep Mohamed Hegazy ( the 16 years old kid) to rewash his washed brain. BUT The church kept kamelia Shehata (25 years old adult) who converted to Islam, without any pressure, The church kept her (or killed her as Waffa Konistanteen) and then you are talking about freedom of religion. .. More
Deja Vu !!
Others | 5 September 2010
I was in Egypt when Mr. Sadat set up that same meeting in the Mena House Hotel more than 30 years ago, he invited everyone to come including the traitors...sorry I mean the Palestinians and of course the Syrians too....The conference room was set with the name of every country and their flag, at that time I was very .. More
This is an inside Job
Others | 1 September 2010
I have said it before !! look inside the museuem., specially at the people who were not there at that day, or they called sick or got an excuse 24 hrs before....I said it before and I will say it again and again ...the .. More
Human Being
Others | 29 August 2010
A question, is there any Islamic authorities or organisations that are addressing these types of concerns with people that claim to have the same Islamic faith yet cause such pain to those who are not? would really like to know... More
One more time!!
Others | 19 August 2010
Sheik Toba Imam must be arrested and charged with crimes against humanity. I know this is difficult to believe to do as people who are charged with these crimes should first be "human" this man is a thug and a killer. Again, I should not blame him as he is doing the work of his child molester thief,killer and of course .. More
It is time !!
Others | 15 August 2010
This thug al-badri should have a warrant for his arrest and should be put in prison for all the sick and hate speeches that he makes against Christians and moslims, Since the moslim people are used to hating and killing each other from the time of their child molester profit , then my consern will switch to the Chrsitains .. More
What Now !!
Others | 8 August 2010
The British want the veil banned !!!! Let us see what the moslims want to do, they will, for sure, refuse to obey, so let me see, they go to a country were the infadils live, then they want to change the way the British live, even though 67% of people in the UK want it out .....now try as a Christian woman to go to Saudi"The Wahabi Land' ware a .. More
Time to Go....really
Others | 1 August 2010
Our beloved 80 year old president still have unfinished work to be done to get Egypt back on track !!!! please let me tell something, it HAS BEEN 30 YEARS since you took charge of this country and you could not finish the job ...for 30 years. This is the definition of a crazy person who keeps doing the same thing over and over...may be for 30 years...and expect a diffrernt result...don't you think it is time to go.....really. .. More
Copy right Vs. Money
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The rah bany's heirs are just looking for money. but Fayrouz has the copy right too. they just can\\\'t tell her not to sing the music the Mansour Al Rahbany supposedly sold her to sing it. when she sang the songs according to his will she got the copy right... More
Here we go again !!
Others | 25 July 2010
The Palestinians will never learn, either they are that stupid, or they do not want peace.Sadat had them on the negotiating table in the 70's . They decided to hold for all or nothing, now they have nothing !!! They also lost 1/2 their" not occupied land to Iran "Gaza". So now they have less than when they started with Sadat, after the 1973 war.....There is an opening now to get some peace,.. More
The Tombs Thieves!!
Others | 18 July 2010
This is what we gained from the arabs, they concered Egypt by the sword in 642 A.D. They then turned on the Churches that they burned or took over and converted them into Mosques, then they start getting into the Pharaoh's tombs to rob them of all what is valuable and sell them to anyone who will pay a few shillings !!.. More
Does anyone miss Sadat ?
Others | 11 July 2010
Mr. Abul Gheit does not know what he is doing, or even saying. This man has failed in everything he touched and try to do with the Palestinians, Africans,Arabs and even Turkey. We need a leader in this position !! The Egyptian diplomacy has failed in every aspect..is this because Mubarak, or Mr. Abu Gheit ? You know , it .. More
Health in danger
Magdy Malak | 4 July 2010
The last statement launched by the chief of Egyptian association for liver cancer proclaimed that there is like 10.000 thousands per year being sick for liver cancer and it means that we live in disaster if the ratio will .. More
Praise to the living God
Others | 27 June 2010
This sounds so encouraging but is it very true really? As a christian i was really touched and yeah i believe jesus is the lord and he is alive.. More
It is about time !
Others | 23 June 2010
Challending this law is very important, not because it allows the Moslim courts to control, or try to control, Copts in Egypt, but it will make this case a sample of human rights and non constitunal laws , against.. More
Let's assume !!
Others | 20 June 2010
Let us, for one minute, believe the Interior Minister is correct and this young man did fail to carry out his military service ! and had a record of convictions !!let us also add that this man is a drug dealer !!! and .. More
Really this is not an issue of religion!
Others | 16 June 2010
Since the egyptian court seems to be so pro-freedom, let it interfere with muslim marriage and rule in favor of muslim women marrying up to 4 men. or is that tabu based on religious (islamic) belief. or let it limit the .. More


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"There's no better Chinese food in this city." So said our waiter on our second visit to Fung's Kitchen this week, and I'm inclined to agree with him. As my (perhaps limited) experience with Chinese food goes, I've had nothing that quite compares to the variety and uniqueness of the flavors on their menu.
The subject of my first review on this blog, Golden Phoenix (which I was very sad to find out closed due to a fire), was an Asian restaurant that dabbled in everything on its enormous menu: a little Vietnamese, a little Chinese, even some of the same dishes that Fung's offers. In fact, Golden Phoenix is just a few blocks south of Fung's in Oklahoma City's bustling "Asian District." But those are the only comparison to be drawn. Fung's is all Chinese. Any question of its authenticity can be settled by looking at its menu. And by that I mean the Chinese menu.
Yes, I found out by a happy accident that Fung's actually carries two different dinner menus. One is marked with a little "A", which I assume must stand for "American," and which they must give to people that don't quite look, er. . . local. It offers all of the Chinese food you've probably heard of before: spring rolls, sweet and sour chicken, moo goo gai pan, even the dreaded egg roll. All I can say is don't waste your time with that. Ask for the "other" menu and buckle up, because it's impossible not to try something new and interesting.
On all of my visits, the place has been mostly full, and my good friends (Sophie and Grace) and I have definitely been in the minority of caucasians. It's easy to see why; When you open the massive Chinese menu you'll see every dish printed first in Chinese characters, and upon reading the English translation, realize that almost every one is something we have simply never heard of in this country. Take the Frogs Legs in Salt & Hot Black Pepper ($12.95), or the Duck Tongues in Salt & Hot Pepper ($12.95); good luck finding those at P.F. Chang's. The revelation of this place, something which I've never experienced in this or any other American city, is that they actually serve food that people eat in China. Imagine that! So if you feel a little lost in this territory, bring a Chinese friend. Don't have one? Make friends with one of the waiters!
I'm not kidding about that last part. We had the same waiter (named Ray) on both of our visits, and he was extremely helpful in taking us through the menu. But I'll go chronologically here, and say that on our first night we knew nothing and decided to play it safe with familiar protein and veggies. Grace and I (both on diets, as fate would have it), after perusing the multitude of meat and seafood options, decided to share three dishes: half of a Roast Duck, Barbecue Pork, and Chinese Broccoli. You know it's a good sign when the person taking your order says "oh good!" with genuine enthusiasm (this in response to the Chinese Broccoli). And I must say, he had reason to be pleased with our choices.
To start, Chinese Broccoli ($9.25) is absolutely nothing like broccoli broccoli, making me wonder why it's so named. Cooked in garlic and butter (or oyster sauce, your choice), The vegetable is dark green, soft and leafy, but with crunchy stems and a slight touch of bitter; something between bok choy and spinach. It was also maddeningly delicious, which is an achievement since, after all, we're talking about a vegetable here.
The Barbecue Pork ($7.50) was one of many "Chinese Barbecue" items on the menu. For those who have never had it, it's not the smoky, cancerous Barbecue we're used to (and don't get me wrong, I love that stuff), but simply roasted until crispy on the outside with a sweet glaze. The pork is still tender on the inside, with a lot of flavor under a crackling, red, caramelized surface. I would also highly recommend the Pork Belly with Preserved Vegetables ($8.95)
But the real show-stopper here, what I've started identifying as "the reason to come back," is the Roast Duck (half, $9.95). If there's any question in your mind about what good fat tastes like, let this duck be your answer. When you walk into the restaurant you can see it displayed proudly in the middle of the room, glistening as it beckons to you in its glass case. After watching a gentlemen come out from the kitchen and hack it with a cleaver behind the glass, you'll be able to enjoy the layers with soft fat and that tasty, gamey meat all encased in that crisp, golden skin. Sure, it may be a little difficult to eat as you have to extricate the edible parts from shards of bone, but every precious bit is worth it.
We were also persuaded to try the Fresh Shrimp Wonton Soup ($5.75). An absolutely huge bowl for the price, the soup is rich warm broth with dozens of shrimp dumplings happily bobbing on the surface.
On our second night Ray made a couple of recommendations, including changing our vegetable to Snow Pea Tips, claiming "they're better than Chinese broccoli" (he was right). But ok, here it is, the moment you've all been waiting for: I asked Ray about the Pig Intestines ($8.25), to which he replied "They're my favorite! But try the deep fried ones."
I came, I saw, I tasted. And believe it or not, I didn't regret it. Intestines are pretty tasty. That's not to say they're for everyone, as they definitely have a distinct, musky, animal taste that I could only take in small doses. But served sliced with a spicy sauce, cooked crispy on one side, left soft (tissue-y?) on the other, they were definitely rich and interesting, if not a little overpowering.
So, where do I go from intestines? Not anywhere, as it turned out that night, because this food will fill you up. Four dishes split between three people is more than enough here. Three would probably do it (two meats and the vegetable). Taking that into account, did you notice the prices? You can get half a duck for less than $10! Not to mention some of the best-prepared pork you've ever had for even less. So if you come with friends, you're looking at about $8-9 per person, which for exotic, fun food from a faraway land is pretty incredible. They also bring out rice with the meal, in addition to complimentary orange wedges and the obligatory fortune cookies before you leave.
Whether you're an adventurous daredevil, or just want a good, hearty meal, Fung's Kitchen may just change your conception of Chinese food and become a new favorite. It's definitely become one of mine. Maybe next time I'll try the duck tongues.
*Fung's Kitchen is open daily for lunch and dinner, as well as Dim Sum starting at 10 am Saturdays and Sundays. A very good Dim Sum at that (I would highly recommend the Shrimp Dumplings and Barbecue Pork Buns).


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The European Union will take more time to assess U.S. and Japanese rules for swaps trading as it scrutinizes banks' access to clearinghouses based outside the 27-nation bloc.
The European Commission gave regulators a Sept. 1 deadline to complete a review of the measures, allowing them to "take account of international on-going developments," according to a letter published on the website of the European Securities and Markets Authority. The previous deadline was June 15.
The EU and the U.S have been locked in an escalating spat over swaps rules amid warnings from the bloc that planned U.S. requirements would leave EU banks saddled with extra costs and incompatible legal obligations.
The international reach of U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission rules has been one of the most controversial elements of the U.S. Dodd-Frank Act, prompting opposition from financial companies including Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Barclays Plc, as well as EU, Asian and South American regulators. Nations may discuss the measures at a June 20 meeting of derivatives regulators in Montreal, Canada.
Under EU legislation adopted in 2012, which is still being phased in, banks can face barriers to using clearinghouses based outside the bloc unless the European Commission has deemed the other country's regulations to be as robust as the EU's. The commission has tasked ESMA with carrying out assessments to aid it in reaching these so-called equivalence decisions.
The commission also extended ESMA's deadline for other national swap-rule assessments to Oct. 1.
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"Eat an onion from each new place you visit to adjust your body to the local cuisine." -- Words of wisdom from one of our guides on the subtle appreciation of eating one's way through Iran. Traditional Iranian cuisine combines the savory of fresh herbs and spices like saffron, merges it with the sweet of pomegranate, barberry and cinnamon and tops it all off with a … [Read more...]
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Persian Design at the Jameh Mosque – Yazd, Iran
Yazd, a historically Zoroastrian town and a sort of desert outpost that took in people fleeing persecution and wars in other parts of the country, is one of our favorite cities in Iran. Its old city is almost entirely built in brown-red adobe clay, helping to blend it into the surrounding desert landscape and to keep its building interiors cool. … [Read more...]
The Hidden Peacock at Sheikh Lotf Allah Mosque – Isfahan, Iran
"If you look up, at just the right time, you'll see a peacock on the ceiling," our guide, Javad, explained as he walked us under the gilded and tiled dome of Sheikh Lotf Allah Mosque in Isfahan, Iran. We craned our necks, searching for just the right angle. With the aid of sunlight passing through a nearby window, an image of a peacock -- previously unseen, now … [Read more...]
The Fairy Chimneys of Kandovan, Iran
Upon hearing the news of the recent earthquakes near Tabriz in Northwest Iran, my mind went immediately to the time we spent in that region last November. This includes a day trip from Tabriz to the village of Kandovan where people live in fairy chimneys, caves made from volcanic ash deposited thousands of years ago. … [Read more...]
Midnight Express: Iran to Turkey by Train
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An Iranian carpet, especially one from Tabriz, is worth more than gold. -- Our Iranian guide gives us an economics lesson in the old carpet section of the Tabriz bazaar. The largest bazaar in the Middle East. The world's largest covered market. A UNESCO World Heritage site. That's the Tabriz bazaar. And deep inside, old men, purveyors of grand old Persian … [Read more...]
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Giving Thanks
This year might be a tough year to be thankful. The stock market is in the dumps, we're at war, the polar ice-caps are melting, and "our pets' heads are falling off!" (Oh, wait, I guess that last one isn't true. I just couldn't resist. You remember Dumb and Dumber, the movie? I obviously still have issues from memorizing that one).
So this year was a bummer. Get over it. Find ways to be thankful for what we have. If you do, I'll let you in on something I've learned. What I've learned is this: you know what is the coolest part about this giving thanks mumbo-jumbo? It makes you feel good. It really does. Try it. Take your attention off of the negative and focus on the positive. If feels great. If you don't believe me, watch me.
I am thankful that I live on a ranch. I live on a ranch in Colorado. I live on a ranch in Colorado with a great family, loads of animals, and I get to meet amazing people each week every summer.
I am thankful for a GREAT husband and his horse. . .
I'm thankful I get to dance a lot!
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I have said this before and I will say it again, having children is like stepping into a time machine that is on supercharge fast forward. It's like one minute we're changing their diapers and literally the next minute they are changing ours - can I get an AMEN?!
When CML joined our crew, HML became a giant overnight. Everything of hers that felt so small, suddenly was enormous in comparison to to this new sweet boy. His fingers, his diapers, his clothing, even the little sounds that came out of his mouth, they were all so little - then I blinked - and he became huge.
CML stayed small for maybe a nanosecond, and is now well on his way to becoming a starting linebacker. He's transitioned into in his crib seamlessly, is almost sleeping through the night (knock on the wood), has outgrown the magic lamb swing, can almost hold his own bottle, and is already testing out his high chair. He is happy, friendly, adaptable, and can clearly communicate his needs.
The speed at which a child grows, and the ability to see that growth from day to day is unlike anything I have ever experienced. It's hard to not ask yourself where the time has gone, but when you look around, sometimes it becomes pretty clear.
HML's five month update here :)
PLEASE NOTE: I am fully aware that this teeny-weeny Wednesday post is happening on Friday :).


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