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Ce guide phylogénétique illustré du monde animal permet, pour l'ensemble des groupes animaux, d'accéder directement aux images entreposées sur le site de Wikimedia Commons (base de données photographique et, comme Wikipédia, co-projet du mouvement Wikimédia). L'accès peut se faire soit de manière simplifiée vers les principaux grands groupes, soit de façon plus ciblée via un arbre phylogénétique. Cet arbre est tiré de l'ouvrage de référence, de Guillaume Lecointre et Hervé Le Guyader : Classification phylogénétique du vivant. Pour un arbre phylogénétique plus détaillé, voir celui de Wikipédia.

Guides phylogénétiques illustrés

Accès simplifié et direct aux grands groupes

Accès par l'arbre phylogénétique détaillé

Les liens de l'arbre phylogénétique (colonne de gauche) mènent aux articles correspondant de la Wikipédia francophone. Ceux de la colonne de droite mènent aux pages de Wikimedia Commons. Dans l'arbre phylogénétique, les groupes éteints n'ont pas été représentés. La classification phylogénétique étant en perpétuelle évolution, certains termes peuvent varier entre Wikimedia Commons et Wikipédia. Une mise à jour permanente est nécessaire...

Le signe (+) renvoie à la classification phylogénétique du groupe considéré.

 ─o Eucaryota (+)
  │
  ├─o Bikonta................................................................................(Plantes et divers Protistes)
  └─o Unikonta
    └─o Opisthokonta (+)
      ├─o Mycota (+).........................................................................(Champignons)
      └─o Choanobionta
        ├─o Choanozoa
        │
        └─o Metazoa (+)......................................................................(Métazoaires : animaux multicellulaires)
          ├─o DEMOSPONGIA (+)................................................................(ÉPONGES siliceuses : spicules de 1 à 4 pointes)
          ├─o HEXACTINELLIDA (+).............................................................(ÉPONGES siliceuses : spicules à 6 pointes)
          ├─o CALCAREA (+)...................................................................(ÉPONGES calcaires)
          │
          └─o Eumetazoa
            │
            ├─o Ctenophora (+)...............................................................(Cténophores)
            │
            ├─o CNIDARIA (+).................................................................(CNIDAIRES)
            │ ├─o Cyclozoa
            │ └─o
            │   ├─o Myxozoa (+)..............................................................(Myxozoaires)
            │   ├─o Medusozoa................................................................(Méduses, siphonophores)
            │   │ ├─o
            │   │ │ ├─o Cubozoa..............................................................(Cubozoaires)
            │   │ │ ├─o Staurozoa
            │   │ │ └─o Scyphozoa............................................................(Scyphozoaires)
            │   │ └─o Hydrozoa...............................................................(Hydrozoaires)
            │   │   ├─o Trachylinae
            │   │   ├─o Siphonophora.........................................................(Siphonophores)
            │   │   ├─o Limnomedusae
            │   │   ├─o Leptothecatae
            │   │   └─o Anthoathecatae
            │   └─o Anthozoa.................................................................(Anémones de mer, coraux)
            │     ├─o Alcyonaria ou Octocorallia.............................................(Corail rouge, gorgones, alcyonaires)
            │     └─o Zoantharia ou Hexacorallia.............................................(Anémones de mer, coraux)
            │
            ├─? Placozoa.....................................................................(Placozoaires)
            │
            └─o Bilateria
              ├─o Protostomia
              │ ├─o Lophotrochozoa
              │ │ │
              │ │ ├─o GASTROTRICHA...........................................................(Gastrotriches)
              │ │ │
              │ │ ├─o Syndermata ou ROTIFERA (+).............................................(ROTIFÈRES)
              │ │ │ │
              │ │ │ └─o Acanthocephala.......................................................(Vers à tête épineuse)
              │ │ │
              │ │ ├─? Mesozoa
              │ │ ├─o
              │ │ │ ├─o PLATYHELMINTHES (+)..................................................(PLATHELMINTHES)
              │ │ │ │ ├─o Turbellaria........................................................(Turbellariés)
              │ │ │ │ ├─o Cestoda............................................................(Cestodes)
              │ │ │ │ └─o Trematoda..........................................................(Trématodes)
              │ │ │ └─o
              │ │ │   ├─p
              │ │ │   │ ├─o Cycliophora
              │ │ │   │ └─o Entoprocta
              │ │ │   │
              │ │ │   └─o ECTOPROCTA (+).....................................................(Bryozoaires)
              │ │ │     ├─o Phylactolaemata ou Plumatellida
              │ │ │     └─o
              │ │ │       ├─o Stenolaemata
              │ │ │       └─o Gymnolaemata
              │ │ └─o
              │ │   ├─o Nemertea (+).........................................................(Némertes)
              │ │   └─o
              │ │     ├─o Sipuncula
              │ │     │
              │ │     ├─o ANNELIDA (+).......................................................(ANNÉLIDES)
              │ │     │ ├─o Psammodrilidae
              │ │     │ ├─o
              │ │     │ │ ├─o Hrabeiella
              │ │     │ │ └─o Parergodrilidae
              │ │     │ ├─o
              │ │     │ │ ├─o Potamodrilidae
              │ │     │ │ └─o Aeolosomatidae
              │ │     │ └─o Polychaeta.......................................................(Vers marins, spirographes)
              │ │     │   └─o Oligochaeta....................................................(Vers de terre)
              │ │     │     └─o Hirudinoidea.................................................(Sangsues)
              │ │     │
              │ │     ├─o Brachiopoda (+)....................................................(Brachiopodes)
              │ │     │ └─o Phoronida
              │ │     │
              │ │     └─o MOLLUSCA (+).......................................................(MOLLUSQUES)
              │ │       ├─o Neomeniomorpha
              │ │       └─o
              │ │         ├─o Caudofoveata
              │ │         └─o Testaria
              │ │           ├─o Polyplacophora...............................................(Polyplacophores)
              │ │           └─o Conchifera
              │ │             ├─o Tryblidiida
              │ │             └─o Ganglioneura
              │ │               ├─o Bivalvia (+).............................................(Bivalves)
              │ │               └─o Helcionelloida
              │ │                 ├─o Cephalopoda (+)........................................(Poulpes, calmars, seiches)
              │ │                 └─o Gastropoda (+).........................................(Escargots, limaces)
              │ │
              │ └─o Ecdysozoa
              │   ├─o Chaetognatha
              │   ├─o Nematozoa
              │   │ │
              │   │ ├─o NEMATODA.............................................................(NÉMATODES)
              │   │ │
              │   │ └─o Nematomorpha.........................................................(Nématomorphes)
              │   └─o
              │     ├─o Scalidophora.........................................................(Céphalorhynches)
              │     └─o Panarthropoda
              │       ├─o Onychophora (+)....................................................(Onychophores)
              │       │
              │       ├─o TARDIGRADA (+).....................................................(TARDIGRADES)
              │       │
              │       └─o Arthropoda.........................................................(ARTHROPODES)
              │         ├─o Cheliceriforma
              │         │ ├─o Pycnogonida....................................................(Araignées de mer)
              │         │ └─o Chelicerata
              │         │   ├─o Merostomata..................................................(Limules)
              │         │   └─o
              │         │     │
              │         │     └─o ARACHNIDA..................................................(ARACHNIDES)
              │         │       ├─o Scorpiones...............................................(Scorpions)
              │         │       ├─o
              │         │       │ ├─o
              │         │       │ │ ├─o Solpugida ou Solifugae...............................(Solifuges)
              │         │       │ │ └─o Pseudoscorpiones.....................................(Pseudoscorpions)
              │         │       │ └─o
              │         │       │   ├─o Opiliones............................................(Opilions)
              │         │       │   └─o
              │         │       │     ├─o Ricinulei
              │         │       │     └─o Acari (+)..........................................(Acariens)
              │         │       └─o
              │         │         ├─o Palpigradi
              │         │         └─o
              │         │           ├─o Uropygi..............................................(Uropyges)
              │         │           └─o
              │         │             ├─o Amblypygi..........................................(Amblypyges)
              │         │             └─o Araneae (+)........................................(Araignées)
              │         │
              │         └─o Mandibulata
              │           ├─o MYRIAPODA......................................................(MYRIAPODES)
              │           │ ├─o Chilopoda....................................................(Chilopodes)
              │           │ └─o Progoneata
              │           │   ├─o Diplopoda..................................................(Diplopodes)
              │           │   └─o
              │           │     ├─o Pauropoda
              │           │     └─o Symphyla
              │           └─o PANCRUSTACEA...................................................(CRUSTACÉS)
              │             ├─o Remipedia
              │             ├─o Ostracoda....................................................(Ostracodes)
              │             ├─o Cephalocarida................................................(Céphalocarides)
              │             ├─o Maxillopoda..................................................(Crustacés maxillopodes)
              │             │ ├─o Mystacocarida
              │             │ └─o
              │             │   ├─o Copepoda.................................................(Copépodes)
              │             │   └─o
              │             │     ├─o Branchiura
              │             │     └─o
              │             │       ├─o Thecostraca..........................................(Bernacles)
              │             │       └─o Tantulocarida
              │             ├─o Branchiopoda
              │             ├─o Malacostraca.................................................(Crustacés malacostracés)
              │             │ ├─o Phyllocarida
              │             │ └─o Eumalacostraca
              │             │   ├─o Hoplocarida
              │             │   └─o Caridoida
              │             │     ├─o Syncarida
              │             │     ├─o Eucarida
              │             │     │ ├─o Euphausiacea
              │             │     │ └─o
              │             │     │   ├─o Amphionidacea
              │             │     │   └─o Decapoda...........................................(Crabes, crevettes, homards)
              │             │     │                                                          (inclus les Brachyura Ocypodes)
              │             │     └─o Peracarida
              │             │       ├─o Thermosbaenacea
              │             │       ├─o Lophogastrida
              │             │       ├─o Mysida
              │             │       └─o
              │             │         ├─o Amphipoda..........................................(Amphipodes)
              │             │         └─o Isopoda............................................(Cloportes)
              │             │
              │             └─o Hexapoda
              │               ├─o
              │               │ ├─o Protura..................................................(Protoures)
              │               │ ├─o Collembola (+)...........................................(Collemboles)
              │               │ └─o Diplura
              │               └─o INSECTA....................................................(INSECTES)
              │                 ├─o Archaeognatha
              │                 └─o Dicondylia
              │                   ├─o Thysanura..............................................(Thysanoures)
              │                   └─o Pterygota
              │                     ├─o Palaeoptera
              │                     │ └─o Eupalaeoptera
              │                     │   ├─o Panephemeroptera
              │                     │   │ └─o Ephemeroptera..................................(Éphémères)
              │                     │   └─o Odonatoptera
              │                     │     └─o ODONATA........................................(Libellules)
              │                     └─o Neoptera
              │                       ├─o Polyneoptera
              │                       │ ├─o
              │                       │ │ ├─o
              │                       │ │ │ ├─o Embioptera
              │                       │ │ │ └─o Plecoptera...................................(Plécoptères)
              │                       │ │ └─o
              │                       │ │   ├─o ORTHOPTERA...................................(Sauterelles, criquets, grillons)
              │                       │ │   └─o Phasmida.....................................(Phasmes)
              │                       │ └─o
              │                       │   ├─o Grylloblattodea
              │                       │   ├─? Zoraptera
              │                       │   ├─o DERMAPTERA.....................................(Perce-oreilles)
              │                       │   └─o Dictyoptera
              │                       │     ├─o ISOPTERA.....................................(Termites)
              │                       │     └─o
              │                       │       ├─o BLATTARIA..................................(Blattes)
              │                       │       └─o Mantodea...................................(Mantes)
              │                       └─o Eumetabola
              │                         ├─o Paraneoptera
              │                         │ ├─o HEMIPTERA......................................(Punaises)
              │                         │ └─o
              │                         │   ├─o Thysanoptera
              │                         │   └─o
              │                         │     ├─o Psocoptera.................................(Psocoptères)
              │                         │     └─o Phthiraptera
              │                         └─o Endopterygota
              │                           └─o Holometabola
              │                             ├─o
              │                             │ ├─o
              │                             │ │ ├─o Strepsiptera
              │                             │ │ └─o COLEOPTERA...............................(Scarabées, coccinelles, staphilins)
              │                             │ └─o
              │                             │   ├─o Neuroptera...............................(Neuroptères)
              │                             │   └─o
              │                             │     ├─o Rhaphidioptera
              │                             │     └─o Megaloptera
              │                             └─o
              │                               ├─o HYMENOPTERA................................(Fourmis, abeilles, guêpes)
              │                               └─o Mecopterodea
              │                                 ├─o
              │                                 │ ├─o Mecoptera..............................(Mécoptères)
              │                                 │ └─o
              │                                 │   ├─o Siphonaptera
              │                                 │   └─o DIPTERA..............................(Mouches)
              │                                 └─o
              │                                   ├─o Trichoptera............................(Trichoptères)
              │                                   └─o LEPIDOPTERA............................(Papillons)
              │
              └─o Deuterostomia
                │
                ├─o
                │ ├─o Hemichordata (+).......................................................(Hemichordés)
                │ │
                │ └─o ECHINODERMATA (+)......................................................(ÉCHINODERMES)
                │   │
                │   ├─o Pelmatozoa
                │   │ └─o Crinozoa
                │   │   └─o Crinoidea........................................................(Crinoïdes)
                │   └─o Eleutherozoa
                │     ├─o Holothuroidea......................................................(Holothuries)
                │     └─o
                │       ├─o  Echinozoa
                │       │ └─o Echinoidea.....................................................(Oursins)
                │       └─o Asterozoa
                │         ├─o Ophiuroidea....................................................(Ophiures)
                │         └─o Asteroidea.....................................................(Étoiles de mer)
                │
                └─o Chordata
                  │
                  ├─o UROCHORDATA ou Tunicata (+)............................................(Urochordés ou tuniciers)
                  │ ├─o Appendicularia.......................................................(Appendiculaires)
                  │ └─o
                  │   ├─o Thaliacea..........................................................(Thaliacés)
                  │   └─o Ascidiacea.........................................................(Ascidies)
                  │
                  ├─o Cephalochordata........................................................(Amphioxus)
                  └─o Craniata
                    ├─o Myxinoidea...........................................................(Myxines)
                    └─o Vertebrata...........................................................(VERTÉBRÉS)
                      ├─o Petromyzontidae....................................................(Lamproies)
                      │
                      └─o Gnathostomata (+)
                        │
                        ├─o CHONDRICHTHYES (+)...............................................(POISSONS CARTILAGINEUX : requins & raies)
                        │
                        └─o OSTEICHTHYES.....................................................(POISSONS OSSEUX)
                          ├─o Actinopterygii (+).............................................(Poissons osseux actinopterygiens)
                          └─o Sarcopterygii..................................................(Poissons osseux sarcopterygiens)
                            ├─o Actinistii...................................................(Cœlacanthe)
                            └─o Rhipidistia
                              ├─o Dipnoi (+).................................................(Dipneustes)
                              │
                              └─o Tetrapoda
                                │
                                ├─o AMPHIBIA (+).............................................(AMPHIBIENS)
                                │ ├─o Gymnophiona............................................(Apodes : Céciliens)
                                │ └─o Batrachia..............................................(Batraciens)
                                │
                                └─o Amniota (+)
                                  ├─o Sauropsida.............................................(REPTILES & OISEAUX)
                                  │ │
                                  │ ├─o CHELONIA (+).........................................(Tortues)
                                  │ │
                                  │ └─o Diapsidia
                                  │   │
                                  │   ├─o LEPIDOSAURIA (+)
                                  │   │ ├─o Sphenodontia
                                  │   │ └─o Squamata.........................................(Reptiles squamates)
                                  │   │   ├─o Amphisbaenia...................................(Amphisbènes)
                                  │   │   └─o Sauria.........................................(Reptiles sauriens)
                                  │   │     ├─o Gekkota......................................(Geckos)
                                  │   │     ├─o Iguania......................................(Iguanes et caméléons)
                                  │   │     └─o Autarchoglossa...............................(Lézards)
                                  │   │       └─o Serpentes..................................(Serpents)
                                  │   │
                                  │   └─o Archosauria
                                  │     ├─o Crocodilia.......................................(Crocodiles)
                                  │     └─o AVES (+).........................................(Oiseaux)
                                  │
                                  └─o MAMMALIA (+)...........................................(MAMMIFÈRES)
                                    ├─o Prototheria..........................................(Mammifères monotrèmes)
                                    └─o Theria
                                      ├─o Metatheria.........................................(Mammifères marsupiaux)
                                      └─o Eutheria...........................................(Mammifères placentaires)

Un groupe particulier : le plancton

Le plancton marin a ceci de particulier qu'il ne s'agit pas d'un groupe taxinomique ou phylogénétique, mais représente un regroupement écologique d'organismes très disparates appartenant à de nombreux groupes (animaux, ou zooplancton, végétaux, ou phytoplancton, bactéries,...) seulement définis par leur vie en milieu aquatique, leur incapacité à nager horizontalement contre les courants (ils se laissent ballotter au gré de ceux-ci mais peuvent cependant effectuer des déplacements verticaux) et leur position à la base de chaînes alimentaires. Le plancton est à opposer au necton et au pleiston.

Les espèces disparues
Un nombre considérable d'espèces animales ont disparu de par le passé. L'arbre phylogénétique ci-dessus n'est, en fait, que la partie émergée de l'iceberg représentant les multiples formes de vie et espèces qui se sont succédé au cours de l'histoire de l'évolution. Certaines, très anciennes, ne nous sont connues qu'au travers de fossiles. Leur étude est l'objet de la paléontologie.

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Arbre phylogénétique
 Le vivant (classification phylogénétique)
 Eukaryota (classification phylogénétique)
 Opisthokonta (classification phylogénétique)
 Metazoa (classification phylogénétique)
 Orientation bibliographique en zoologie (taxinomie)
 Liste des photo-guides naturalistes

Autre projet Wikimedia
 Wikispecies (arbre du vivant)

Sites internet d'images libres de droit
 Wikimedia Commons - Animalia
 Les plus belles photos animalières de Wiki Commons
 US National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration - Ocean Explorer
 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
 Biologia Centrali-Americana (Smithsonian Institute)

Ressource en zoologie
Classification taxinomique des animaux
Guide phylogénétique illustré


Every season, one of the best-attended and most eagerly anticipated events is the VSO Young Artists Competition and the performances of the three winners with the orchestra at this season's closing concerts on April 13th & 14th. These are joyous events that celebrate the area's incredible musical talent.
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Governors' Corner (Summer 2018)
As the school year comes to a close, the Governors would like to extend their thanks to all the school staff for their hard work and dedication shown throughout the year. This has resulted in an excellent set of Key Stage 2 results for the Year 6 pupils. We would also like to extend our thanks and gratitude to all parents and helpers who support the school in many ways, both in the school and on external trips and visits.
We would like to welcome Mrs Parkinson to the Governing body who has volunteered to take on the role as a co-opted Governor and brings with her a great knowledge of the school and its workings. In September, Mr David Hallett will join us – he is a retired primary Head Teacher who has recently moved to the area and brings a wealth of education experience with him. Mrs Margaret Clarke left the Governing body during the year and we would like to thank her for her contribution over many years.
When the new term begins, we will have two vacancies for Parents to join the Governing body and further details will be sent out in September. If any current parents are interested in joining us, please get in contact with me via the school office or the school website.
During the year, the Governors have visited the school on numerous occasions to help them in their role and reported their findings to the Head Teacher. They have also been active in supporting numerous visits, trips, sports functions and outdoor residential trips. This helps us to understand the children and to see them 'in action' outside of the classroom and gain an appreciation of the value that such activities provide. In addition, Governors have been involved in the recruitment of teaching staff at both the short listing and interview stages. Much of the work by Governors goes on behind the scenes via the four committees that we have which cover many topics including; Teaching & Learning, Outcomes for Learners, Finance, Staffing, Health & Safety plus many others.
We wish the pupils in Year 6 all the best for their future outside of North Lakes School and thank them for the contribution they have made to school life.
Finally, we wish you all a good summer break and look forward to seeing you in September.
Dr Martin Duke, Chair of Governors

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Q: C# SocketException when accepting connections I have been  trying to learn about sockets for the past day or so. I thought it would be a good idea to make a basic chat client and server to learn with, I have tried to make an asynchronous server so I don't need to use loads of threads etc and I have came into an issue I simply can't fix. When I start my server, it goes through all ok and waits at the point where it needs to wait for a connection. I then start up my makeshift 'client' that simply sends a string for now and my server crashes with a SocketException with the message

Additional information: A request to send or receive data was disallowed because the socket is not connected and (when sending on a datagram socket using a sendto call) no address was supplied

I don't see how my socket is not connected when it has to accept the connection in the first place. I have been using this tutorial (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fx6588te(v=vs.110).aspx) as a guide and have looked at both my code and the tutorial and still don't understand what I am doing wrong, can anyone help me?
using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Net;
using System.Net.NetworkInformation;
using System.Net.Sockets;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using System.Windows.Forms;

namespace Chat_Application
{
    class Server
    {
        private Socket serverSocket = null;
        private volatile ArrayList connections = null; // will hold all client sockets
        private const int port = 1090;
        private IPAddress ipAddress = null;
        private IPEndPoint ipEndPoint = null;
        private Thread listenThread = null; // seperate thread to run the server
        private ManualResetEvent allDone = null;

        public Server()
        {
            this.serverSocket = new Socket(AddressFamily.InterNetwork, SocketType.Stream, ProtocolType.Tcp);
            this.connections = new ArrayList();
            ipAddress = IPAddress.Parse(GetLocalIPv4(NetworkInterfaceType.Ethernet));
            ipEndPoint = new IPEndPoint(ipAddress, port);
            listenThread = new Thread(StartListen);
            allDone = new ManualResetEvent(false);
        }

        public void Start()
        {
            listenThread.Start();
        }

        public void StartListen()
        {
            this.serverSocket.Bind(ipEndPoint);
            this.serverSocket.Listen(20);
            Program.mainWin.console.Text += "\n<INFO> Socket bound, listening for connections...";

            while (true)
            {
                allDone.Reset();
                serverSocket.BeginAccept(new AsyncCallback(AcceptConnectionAsync), serverSocket);
                Program.mainWin.console.Text += "\n<INFO> Conncetion accepted...";
                allDone.WaitOne();

            }
        }

        public void AcceptConnectionAsync(IAsyncResult AR)
        {
            Byte[] bufferBytes = new byte[1024];
            allDone.Set();
            Socket client = (Socket) AR.AsyncState;
            int x = client.Receive(bufferBytes);
            Program.mainWin.console.Text += System.Text.Encoding.Default.GetString(bufferBytes);

        }

        public string GetLocalIPv4(NetworkInterfaceType _type)
        {
            string output = "";
            foreach (NetworkInterface item in NetworkInterface.GetAllNetworkInterfaces())
            {
                if (item.NetworkInterfaceType == _type && item.OperationalStatus == OperationalStatus.Up)
                {
                    foreach (UnicastIPAddressInformation ip in item.GetIPProperties().UnicastAddresses)
                    {
                        if (ip.Address.AddressFamily == AddressFamily.InterNetwork)
                        {
                            output = ip.Address.ToString();
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            return output;
        }
    }
}

A: You're never calling EndAccept (from the example you linked):
// Get the socket that handles the client request.
Socket listener = (Socket) ar.AsyncState;
Socket handler = listener.EndAccept(ar); // This right here

The socket in ar.AsyncState is the listening socket, not the connected client. AsyncState is an arbitrary object you can use to pass information to the callback method (AcceptConnectionAsync). In this case, you are passing the serverSocket (the second parameter below):
serverSocket.BeginAccept(new AsyncCallback(AcceptConnectionAsync), serverSocket);

When you call EndAccept on the listening socket, you are getting a new Socket instance that is a specific connection to the client -- your listener socket will start the asynchronous request to accept another connection in your while loop in StartListen. The socket returned by EndAccept is in a connected state and ready to communicate with the other endpoint, based on this specific callback invocation (hence, the requirement to supply IAsyncResult as an argument).
This is referred to as the Asynchronous Programming Model. MSDN has some great information on this (as usual).

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Family Fun in Delaware – The First State
By Mara Gorman April 1, 2014
As the first state to ratify the Constitution, Delaware has bragging rights in spite of its small size. It's rich in history, has gorgeous beaches and state parks, and boasts a surprising number of award-winning restaurants. And while it may be that it's only the Number Two guy in the White House who hails from what Thomas Jefferson called "a jewel among the states", Delaware is rightly proud of its long-standing importance in the national political scene.
It's also really easy to get to Delaware – the Philadelphia and Baltimore Washington Airports are both close by, and it is two hours from Manhattan and less than that from Washington, DC, making it an easy stop on any Eastern Seaboard trip.
So what kind of fun will families find in the First State? Here are a few suggestions for your itinerary:
Visit the first place William Penn landed
William Penn Statue in New Castle
Old New Castle is nestled along the Delaware River just south of Wilmington and is the site of William Penn's first landing in the New World in 1682 before he headed upriver to what would become Philadelphia. A statue marks this event, but there are many other things to see in this charming colonial town.
The Old Court House, now a museum, is the site of the state's first capital and court and also the location from which Mason and Dixon drew the top of their famous line, now the semi-circular top part of the Delaware state border. Every point on that half circle is exactly twelve miles from the Court House cupola. After you've learned a bit about the town's history here, take a tour of the nearby Read House, which was home to the son of a signer of the Declaration of Independence. It is one of the finest and best-preserved examples of an 18th-century home in the United States.
Other house museums in New Castle include the Dutch House – the oldest house in town, dating from the late 17th century – and the Amstel House, where George Washington is reputed to have attended a wedding.
Once you've visited the museums, be sure to stroll over to Battery Park where you'll find a pier stretching out into the river, a large playground, and a path along the water that stretches for over a mile. If you get hungry while you're in New Castle, you can eat in colonial style off pewter plates at Jessop's Tavern. Or for a quick snack or a cup of coffee, check out Traders Cove Coffee Shop where you can find board games and puzzles to work on.
Check out the first home of the DuPont family
The DuPont Company started in Delaware at the very beginning of the 19th century when Pierre Samuel du Pont de Nemours sailed from France with two of his sons and founded a gunpowder mill on the banks of the Brandywine River.
Writing with a Hagley quill pen
The Hagley Museum and Library is home not only to the du Pont's first house but the mill where the gunpowder was made and also the village where the workers lived. Children will love the working machine shop and the chance to visit an old-fashioned school. On weekends and holidays costumed interpreters offer visitors a chance to try their hand at everything from writing with a quill pen to using a laundry wringer. Lunch and snacks are available on the grounds at the Belin House Organic Café.
Sample some ice cream at Woodside Farm, one of Delaware's first farms
This working family farm has been home to livestock for over 200 years. You can still see the sweet brown cows in the pasture next to the creamery where dozens of flavors of ice cream made from their milk are available – everything from traditional vanilla to bacon to "dirt" (chocolate ice cream with crushed Oreos and gummy worms). Sit outside at a picnic table in front of the fieldstone farmhouse to enjoy your treat. On weekends in nice weather bluegrass musicians gather here to play and children twirl and run on the lawn.
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Take Route 1 to the state capital and the beach
Fun fact: Delaware is the only state in the country whose capital is not serviced by an Interstate highway. To get to Dover, you must get off of Interstate 95 and head down Route 1. Once you've made it to Dover (about 45 minutes south of I-95) you'll discover that the downtown area contains a state park dedicated to the First State's history. Visit on the first Saturday of the month and you'll find special activities going on at each of the sites, as well as guided tours and more.
Go still further south and you'll find the beach communities of Lewes, Rehoboth, and Bethany – all of them rated among the cleanest beaches in the United States. Check out the boardwalk in Rehoboth where the kiddie rides at Funland cost only a quarter apiece. Or ride bikes along the trail connecting Rehoboth and Lewes, which will take you through miles of salt marsh as well as Cape Henlopen State Park where you can camp near the beach.
Looking for more family fun in Delaware?
Here are a few more things to do:
Winterthur is home to the Enchanted Garden, with its own fairy ring, playhouse, and giant bird's nest.
Find nature in the heart of the city at the Peterson Urban Wildlife Refuge along Wilmington's waterfront. Nearby kids can learn and play at the Delaware Children's Museum.
The Kalmar Nyckel is a replica of one of the original tall ships that sailed to what is now Delaware from Sweden in the 17th century. The ship has an active schedule around the state that includes ocean and river sails as well as tours of its home shipyard in Wilmington.
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Peter Ranks has stepped down as the Department of Defense's deputy chief information officer for enterprise information after two years in the role.
He is returning to the Central Intelligence Agency to support its Commercial Cloud Enterprise (C2E) program, according to sources within DOD. Ranks spent 20 years with the CIA, where he led the agency's Directorate of Science and Technology, before heading to the Pentagon.
"Under his leadership, we've made great advances in execution of the DOD Cloud Strategy and development of the software modernization approach while supporting the entirety of the DOD workforce with remote work capabilities during the pandemic – most notably, the work he led on Commercial Virtual Remote. We are thankful for all Pete has done to move the Department forward," DOD CIO Dana Deasy said in a statement.
Ranks played a big role in guiding the acquisition of the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI), the department's $10 billion cloud computing program currently held up in court. Additionally, Ranks was a proponent of "decoupling" hardware from software to quickly update systems' capabilities.
Danielle Metz has been tapped as the acting deputy CIO for enterprise information, Deasy said.
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Mr. Speaker, I want to thank the hard-working member for Chatham-Kent—Essex for that question.
Our Conservative government understands that Canadians want low taxes and the freedom to make their own financial decisions. We are proud to be providing historic tax relief that is putting $6,600 back into the pockets of a typical two-earner family of four.
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Mr. Speaker, people in Laval are outraged by Canada Post's decision to put an end to home delivery. Despite record profits, Canada Post insists on doing away with an essential service for our seniors and SMEs.
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Mr. Speaker, let us get to the facts of the matter. Canada Post is losing a significant amount of money. As a result, it is converting to community mailboxes, which are $178 per address cheaper. This is the way it is going to be self-sufficient in the future.
Let us contrast that with what the opposition wants to do, which is to reinstate some, all, part—I do not know—of door-to-door service, which will cost upwards of half a billion dollars.
This is not the way to manage finances. Canadians know exactly who can manage the finances in this place, and it is this government.
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Mr. Speaker, Canada Post made almost $200 million in profits last year. However, it is still going ahead with the plan to end door-to-door service for over five million Canadians; that is unless one lives in a certain neighbourhood. Today we found out that Canada Post is allowing some neighbourhoods special concessions.
Why will the minister not admit that the Canada Post plan is flawed in all areas and tell it to go back to the drawing board to restore home delivery?
Mr. Speaker, I think the opposition should admit that it is flawed in anything to do with economics because what it does not realize is this. There is no profit at Canada Post. It had a $1.4 billion pension payment that had to be made in 2014. That was forgiven, because we are trying to get Canada Post back on its right footing.
The members of the opposition should stop talking to the members of CUPW and they should start speaking on behalf of Canadians who want to make sure their tax dollars are well looked after.
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Mr. Speaker, CBC has uncovered yet another Conservative appointee wasting tax dollars. This time it is at the Canadian Mint. He okayed post-conference vacations for employees and their spouses.
Do members remember back when the Conservatives attacked the Liberals for David Dingwall being "entitled to his entitlements" when he was at the Mint? Now the Conservatives' appointees are jetting off on taxpayer-funded vacations, putting even Mr. Dingwall to shame. What happened to them? When exactly did they become just like the corrupt Liberals they replaced?
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Mr. Speaker, abuse of taxpayers' dollars is unacceptable and will not be tolerated by our government. As soon as I was made aware of the expenses, I instructed the Mint to adhere to appropriate management and oversight of travel and hospitality expenses by staff and board members, consistent with Treasury Board guidelines.
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Can the Minister of Finance, who is responsible for the Royal Canadian Mint, explain how all this is possible?
Mr. Speaker, as I said, any abuse of taxpayers' dollars will not be tolerated by our government.
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Four years ago, CSIS told him he was no longer under investigation, and the Premier of Ontario has said the charges against him are baseless.
Do Conservatives believe it is wrong to maintain strong ties with one's country of origin?
Yesterday's comments by the Attorney General on operational matters were beneath the dignity of his office. Will he stand and apologize in this House?
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Francis Scarpaleggia Liberal Lac-Saint-Louis, QC
Mr. Speaker, the regulations governing the installation of cell towers require companies to consult local municipalities beforehand, but there is a glaring loophole. If the antenna is to be installed on an existing structure, such as a hydro pole or telephone pole, there is no obligation to consult. Why not?
Whether it is on a new or existing structure, residents like those on Taywood Drive in my riding have the same concerns about an antenna's proximity to their home, especially if children are involved.
Will the minister close this loophole as soon as possible?
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James Moore ConservativeMinister of Industry
Mr. Speaker, the regulations, when applied, actually do not allow for that loophole. I am happy to talk to the member and find out exactly what is happening in his district as he describes it.
The regulations that we put in place were proposed by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities. Of course, the vastness of this country, the geographic dynamics, and the demand by all Canadians to have access to high-speed cellular connectivity is critically important for our government. However, we want to do this in a way that coincides with the demand for communities to build their communities with an aesthetic that makes sense.
I am happy to look into the matter with the member.
HealthOral Questions
Christine Moore NDP Abitibi—Témiscamingue, QC
Mr. Speaker, 11 years ago, an NDP motion to regulate trans fats was adopted by Parliament.
Since then, not only have the Conservatives not followed Health Canada's recommendations, which would result in health care savings of $9 billion, but even worse they decided to abandon the regulations, which were expected in 2010. The United States announced that they would abolish the use of trans fats.
Why is the minister refusing to regulate the use of trans fats, which are so harmful to health?
Kamloops—Thompson—Cariboo B.C.
Cathy McLeod ConservativeParliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Health and for Western Economic Diversification
Mr. Speaker, we have been very focused on making sure Canadians have the information they need to make healthy choices. We were the first country in the world to require mandatory labelling to decrease trans fat levels in food. This is working, and we are working with industry. The approach has actually decreased intake by 60% in the last two decades.
However, we are always willing to examine further action if it is going to benefit families.
Pat Martin NDP Winnipeg Centre, MB
Mr. Speaker, it is not okay to put poison in our food just because it is properly labelled. Banning trans fat will save lives, full stop, period, yet 11 years after Parliament directed government to ban trans fat, we are still clogging our children's arteries with this toxic goop.
The United States has taken direct action and banned trans fat in all its forms. Will Canadians have to wait until the NDP forms the next government before we can protect consumers from this public health hazard?
Mr. Speaker, we have taken important and significant action on this particular issue.
I would like to note that there has been a 60% decrease in the intake of trans fat. Also, I did note that we will work to see if further action will benefit families.
JusticeOral Questions
Mark Warawa Conservative Langley, BC
Mr. Speaker, we are tough on donuts, but let us talk about saving lives.
Impaired driving is a very serious crime that kills and injures thousands of Canadians every year. Can the hard-working Minister of Justice please update this House on what our Conservative government is doing to crack down on impaired driving?
Central Nova Nova Scotia
Peter MacKay ConservativeMinister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada
Mr. Speaker, the member has been an outspoken advocate on this issue for many years.
Impaired drivers pose a significant risk to Canadians. It is the number one criminal cause of death in Canada.
To make offenders more accountable for their crimes, we have introduced legislation to increase mandatory minimum penalties for many transportation offences, including impaired driving involving bodily harm or death. This would also increase efficiency for police officers to investigate impaired driving and for the prosecution to go forward with these serious cases.
I encourage all members of this House to support this important bill, which targets the scourge of impaired driving that is causing carnage on Canadian highways.
Citizenship and ImmigrationOral Questions
Mauril Bélanger Liberal Ottawa—Vanier, ON
Mr. Speaker, the crisis and violence in Burundi are worsening with the approach of the July 15 presidential election. In my opinion, the Canadian government should expedite family reunification applications. Furthermore, at the end of May we deported a young woman who had to immediately flee Burundi because the police wanted to put her in jail. She probably would have been tortured or raped in prison.
Will the government temporarily stop the 650 or so scheduled deportations of Burundian citizens?
Mr. Speaker, we are closely following the situation in Burundi. Decisions about that country, or any country in conflict, are always carefully considered by the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness and the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration. We intend to continue reuniting families and welcoming Burundians to Canada, to the extent possible.
Dan Harris NDP Scarborough Southwest, ON
Mr. Speaker, a man with advanced cancer in my riding was nearly denied life-saving surgery all because of a mistake at Citizenship and Immigration Canada.
He could not renew his health card without verification of his immigration status, but immigration lost his application and then sent it to Alberta, mixed in with someone else's paperwork.
Thankfully, after two months, he finally got the life-saving surgery that he needed, but this is unacceptable. Will the minister investigate this horrendous bureaucratic blunder so that it never happens again?
Mr. Speaker, as the member well knows, we cannot speak about individual cases in this place. The Privacy Act forbids it. Decisions are made by highly trained and highly professional public services.
However, the member would do well in this near-final question period of this Parliament not to politicize the cases of individuals, not to politicize the suffering of families, and to answer to the House why the NDP was unable to support a bill yesterday at third reading that would protect women and girls from early and forced marriage, from polygamy, and from honour-based violence.
Why has the NDP done nothing to protect Canadians from abuse in our immigration system?
June 17th, 2015 / 3:05 p.m.
Wladyslaw Lizon Conservative Mississauga East—Cooksville, ON
Mr. Speaker, our government believes in low taxes for employers and employees. In fact, we have been lowering taxes on job creators since we took office.
Can the Minister of Finance please update the House on our government's policy on taxes for job creators?
Mr. Speaker, I thank the hard-working member for Mississauga East—Cooksville for the important question. Today we saw the NDP leader's ideological position on taxes. When asked what the business tax rate is, first he made a mistake and then he admitted that he did not know but still believed they should be higher.
This is the NDP position on taxes. Even when it is clueless about fiscal policy, it is convinced that taxes need to be higher.
I want to assure the House that our position on taxes is just as clear but starkly different. We understand that taxes need to remain low to create jobs and growth.


Technology as we all know, changes rapidly. This is never truer than in the business world. Leasing, as opposed to purchasing software, provides access to the most popular brands at low out of pocket costs which keeps your company growing without spending a fortune.
When businesses attempt to finance IT, hardware/software and computer technologies, often they're met with "no thank you" or unfair restrictions from banks. Staying competitive and relevant with updated technology is a vital component for any business.
Upgrading equipment and software can become very costly for any business. With unexpected repair, improvement costs, and constant updates, few businesses can afford to invest.
Commercial Capital can provide software-leasing solutions for companies both large and small and we can provide payment flexibility.
Help/Service Desk Software enables your company to provide an automated support system to help customers troubleshoot common problems.
The ability to sell products and services online is invaluable. Provide a product catalog, customer management applications, and most importantly an ordering system. With a rise in online commerce, this software is commonplace.
(POS) Software systems typically handle sales, inventory & database queries. In simple terms, a computerized cash register.
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Customer relationship management systems allow companies to store information about customers, and maintain a working relationship.
Graphic design software is utilized to design website, business cards, media pamphlets and more. A company can harness the advertising power and bring it in house.


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Now I know what some of you are thinking, "I don't have issues with parasites. If I did, my sheep would be showing clinical signs of disease such as decreased appetite, decreased activity, or even death." However, this is a common mistake that we as producers make too often. Typically, clinical signs of parasitic infection are only noticed when the cases become severe. According to Dr. Thomas Craig, DVM, PhD, DACVM, most losses associated with parasitic infection are economic rather than clinical. Parasitized livestock are extremely inefficient as demonstrated by a decrease in overall animal performance, such as decreases in average daily gain and reproductive performance. In order to understand the effects of parasitism, we must first be familiar with how and why our livestock become infected.


Mussa along with his sons attacked Farida and her husband Haider Ali, younger brother of Mussa, due to a dispute over property at their native place in Uttar Pradesh and east Delhi's Jagatpuri.
New Delhi: A 52-year-old woman was battered to death by her brother-in-law and his four sons in east Delhi, police said on Friday. The main accused has been arrested.
Accused Mussa, 70, and his sons were booked for murder at the Jagatpuri police station. He was arrested from his hideout in east Delhi on Thursday.
The crime was committed on Wednesday, during which Mussa along with his sons attacked Farida and her husband Haider Ali, younger brother of Mussa, due to a dispute over property at their native place in Uttar Pradesh and east Delhi's Jagatpuri, Deputy Commissioner of Police Pankaj Kumar Singh told IANS.
Raids are on at the suspected hideouts of the absconding accused in Bijnor, Singh said.
The officer said Mussa and Haider scuffled over the property dispute, following which their wives also joined in. As Mussa began to beat up Haider, Farida came to his rescue, following which Mussa and his four sons attacked her with an iron pipe and baseball bats. Farida died of severe head injuries.
The murderous attack, videotaped by a neighbour, was made in full public view but none came forward to help the victim, the family's neighbour Tahir Ali said.


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A Part-Time Job In The U.S. Due To Covid-19
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A Part-Time Job In The U.S. Due To Covid-19 is Regardless of whether you are eligible for protected work leave or paid sick leave, if you work in San Francisco, your employer will not treat you worse because of your absence, inability to work, or application for leave. Due to symptoms or exposure to COVID-19, COVID-19 is being quarantined or isolated. This requirement does not apply to any period of time when you are unable to work for reasons other than the possible spread of COVID-19 to protect people in the workplace, or when your employer proves that your exposure to COVID-19 is invalid-relevant. …Generally speaking, employers must pay at least the minimum wage for all working hours and at least half of the normal wage for working hours over 40 hours per week. FLSA requires employers to pay non-tax-exempt workers at least the federal minimum wage for all working hours and at least half of the normal wage for working more than 40 hours a week.
You may be eligible for unpaid protected work leave for up to 12 weeks under the California Family Rights Act. This means that if you have already taken 2021 vacation due to COVID-19, you can ask your employer to pay you for the time you were out of work for up to 2 weeks, and they must pay you in the next pay period. If you are unable to perform your normal work due to contracting COVID-19 in the workplace, you may be eligible for workers' compensation benefits, including temporary disability benefits and medical treatment.
Employers may offer alternative forms of employment, such as teleworking and additional paid leave, to such employees during the quarantine period if they are unable to do telework. At the beginning of the pandemic, some companies switched to teleworking, but many workers are not able to do so as teleworking is not supported in some sectors and workplaces. This discrepancy may in part be a result of differences in the ability to work from home.
White workers are 37% more likely than their non-white counterparts to do work that can be done remotely. Non-white workers are 28 percent more likely than whites to fill vulnerable jobs in Honolulu, 29 percent more in Albuquerque and 30 percent in Washington, DC. And there are relatively young full-time workers in high-risk sales and rudimentary manual production. In terms of full-time employment, there are few professional or management positions among young workers that are generally less likely to be hit during a recession.
This partly reflects the higher prevalence of part-time and part-time work among disadvantaged workers, but it also reflects the lower wages paid by their industries. These characteristics indicate that many disadvantaged workers will need unemployment assistance for the first time and may face more difficulties in determining whether they are eligible for part-time income assistance.
They tend to have high unemployment and underemployment rates compared to older workers; Seeking to work in the sectors and professions that have lost the most jobs due to the closure of COVID-19; and they are less likely to work from home. As a group, they are more likely to be unemployed or underemployed, less likely to be able to work from home, and more likely to work in the industries and occupations that are experiencing the greatest job loss in the COVID-19 labor market. Young workers have lost more jobs during the current recession because they worked in the industries most affected by the closure of COVID-19. Data from the March BLS Household Survey show that employers were particularly likely to lay off young workers.
As with unemployment rates, underemployment rates for young workers are much higher than for older workers, both this year and last, as shown in Figure B. – time but willing and able to work full time ("Forced" underemployment), or (3) wants to work and is willing to work and was looking for a job in the past year, but has given up actively looking for a job in the last four weeks (the worker is "slightly attacked"). The shares of working mothers and fathers – both working and in the workplace – declined from 2019 to 2020, but the decline was comparable for each group. The slight decline in the proportion of mothers working part-time is likely due to the fact that, during the COVID-19 crisis, employment among part-time workers fell more dramatically than among full-time workers. The graphs show that since the first quarter of 2020 (the start of the pandemic), the number of people working full-time has increased by about 100,000, while the number of people working part-time has decreased by about 800,000.
But as demand declined in more sectors, more full-time and white-collar jobs were affected. During the pandemic, full-time workers were much more protected from job loss than part-time workers. Likewise, this workforce helps explain why part-time workers experienced a larger decline in unemployment this month, with 1.2 million jobs in the leisure and hospitality industry, accounting for nearly half of the increase in employment since the middle. April to mid-May.
Of the 31.3 million people unable to work due to pandemic-related business closures or business downsizing, 17.1 million (55 percent) were employed at the time of the July survey. This is due in part to the fact that they accounted for just under two-thirds of employment in the leisure and hospitality, retail, education and healthcare sectors, which accounted for 80% of the job losses in I work from February 15 to March 14.
Most of the women in these jobs were left unpaid when they took leave of absence due to the closure of schools and kindergartens last year (Figure 6). Nearly one in ten Hispanic workers (9%) say they had to take time off because they were caring for a family member who was in quarantine or with COVID-19. More than two-thirds of working low-income mothers and nearly three in four part-time jobs were not paid when they had to take a break because school or kindergarten for their children was closed due to the pandemic.
Among mothers working with children under 18, one in ten said that they had resigned due to the new coronavirus, and half of them cited school closure as one of the reasons. Another 4% of working mothers and 2% of working fathers said they can quit their jobs.
For workers unable to work due to the pandemic, people who work part-time are generally less likely than full-time workers to report that their employer pays them for unworked hours. Among those employed in July, about 16% received wages from their employers during the time they were not working.
Among those who are unable to work because their employers have closed or lost their business due to the pandemic, the probability of getting paid during non-working hours varies depending on the employment status at the time of the survey. In the past 4 weeks, more than half of those who were unable to work due to their employer's closure or loss of business due to the coronavirus pandemic were employed at the time of the interview.


TLC has officially cut ties with "Counting On" star Derick Dillard over a series of tweets in which he criticized another TLC star, transgender teen Jazz Jennings, and her family.
Dillard, the husband of Duggar daughter Jill, expressed pity for Jennings and said he thought the teen was being taken advantage of, and he refused to use female pronouns to refer to Jennings, who transitioned from male to female in 2015.
"I pity Jazz, 4 those who take advantage of him in order 2 promote their agenda, including the parents who allow these kinds of decisions 2 be made by a child. It's sad that ppl would use a juvenile this way. Again, nothing against him, just unfortunate what's on TV these days," Dillard tweeted.
"TLC is proud to share the story of Jazz Jennings and her family and will continue to do so," the network continued.
Several tweets pointed out the hypocrisy of Dillard's comments when the oldest of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar's 19 children, Josh, is accused of molesting several of his sisters and other girls who had been in the house with the family.
Unfortunate to see on TV? I can think of another show/family who knowingly hid their son's crimes, not once, not twice, for 3-4 years! And did nothing for the girls. Then go on TV for ????! Hypocrites! Criminals.
Your in laws use their kids to promote their hate filled agenda. They also allowed your wife and some of her sisters to be sexually assaulted for over a year. It's unfortunate that their show was ever allowed on tv.
it's also unfortunate that a known child molester and his family is featured on tv (tlc) and makes a bundle for it!


; The odd thing about cold weather is that it is often the best time to ride. Traction is usually great, often there is no dust and whether it is fall, winter or spring, the outdoors can look fantastic. At least, riding in the cold is great until your digits freeze. Then the fun meter indicates considerably lower. The answer is to take steps to ensure that you don't get cold. There are a variety of products to maintain your body heat while riding in the cold, but this guide will focus more on what you can do to your machine to let it help you stay comfortable. We are fortunate that most modern quads have a battery and a strong charging system. That makes them perfect candidates for electrically heated accessories. Those can make a cold ride very nice!
Some of the same companies who make powered heat products for your machine make powered clothing and non-powered accessories that work hand in glove with heated controls. We have included some of those items as well. Certainly not everything, especially the heated clothing, but enough to give you an idea of what is available.
MUD has a variety of powered heat accessories for your ATV, and they start as simple as a thumb-warmer kit ($24.95–$34.95). If you use a twist throttle, then heated grips alone will help your hands, but if you use a thumb throttle, then hot grips leave you with one cold thumb. A thumb-throttle-warmer kit takes care of that last digit. The MUD units have a simple high/low/off switch, and you just peel the backing and stick it on. It works on any model with a thumb throttle and a battery. MUD has a single model of the seat heating pad for $48.95. The seat heater installs under the seat cover by removing the seat staples along the back of the seat. The heat pad warms up quickly and is very flexible. It draws 13. 5 amps, which is a lot of power. Make sure your quad's electrical system is up to it. You can hard-wire it or plug it into one of the complete Winter Pack controllers.
There are also a variety of hand-warmer/hot-grip kits. The basic ones are just heater elements to install under your normal grips, but they get more exotic. They jump up to the complete Winter Pack kit, which includes two heating elements, hardware, a four-zone controller and DC plug. You use your own grips, but there are five levels of heat for four zones: the grips, a heated seat and two plugs for heated clothes, like an electric vest or heated socks. The next level has the same name but has heated grips and a throttle warming pad. The next step is the complete Winter Pack Plus that includes a controller with memory.
Tusk sells a heated grip kit with an open-end grip design that works well for quads running vibration dampers or wraparound handguards. The kit offers all the wiring needed for a clean install at a reasonable price. The grip material resists weather and provides a comfortable grip.
Enduro Engineering has been in the grip-heater business a long time. The kit is basic, with heater elements you install under the grips. The wiring comes with a high/low switch, and the heaters will work on any machine with a 12-volt power supply.
not be added to the regular grips later.