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• Dixie National Forest
• Signal Peak via Oak Grove Trail
Signal Peak via Oak Grove Trail
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Dixie National Forest
Signal Peak via Oak Grove Trail is a 9.1 mile moderately trafficked out and back trail located near Hurricane, Utah that offers scenic views and is rated as difficult. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and birding and is best used from June until November. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
The views are gorgeous the entire way up and varied. Oak Grove Campground is situated in a ponderosa grove that quickly transitions into oak up from the trail head. At 6,500 ft in the campground, you already have great views of the Colorado Plateau and Hurricane Valley below. Looking up, you see the impressive granite face of Pine Mountain. About halfway up the mountainside, you begin to get very close to the granite wall and its interesting rock formations. Plant communities and climate change over the course of the hike as well. If you're afraid of heights, there weren't any sections with a straight drop until the very end at mile 1.9 (the top of the climb is mile 2.1). Until that point, the slope directly below the trail was never steep enough to make me nervous, and it was thickly vegetated with strong oak shrubs. This is a very strenuous hike, with a steep ascent. While steep, the trail is almost entirely composed of switchbacks, making it a little easier than you might imagine for the elevation gain (you won't ever be hiking straight up). This is a non-technical hike, take your time and you'll get there. You'll be walking over rocks and small boulders on an exposed ridge. Trekking poles are recommended as the substrate between the rocks is loose and prone to sliding. Additionally, water has flowed down the middle of the trail in many sections, eroding the trail to a deep V. These sections can be awkward as you are forced to straddle the V as you hike or walk in the narrow bottom. Despite this, it is still a trail and you won't have to do any scrambling or hike up a scree slope.
It's an 8 mile drive up a well-maintained dirt and gravel road from the interstate to the trail head. The road is suitable for regular cars. It's a pretty drive through the hills, and there are many dispersed camp sites along the way.
David Wimmer
miroslaw wierzbicki
over grown
No bugs, perfect weather, trail very steep.No views from summit.
Chayse Myers recorded Signal Peak via Oak Grove Trail
Loved this hike. End of September was a great time to go. It's a lot of elevation gain and steep steady climb for awhile, but a safe easy trail otherwise.
The Turk
no shade
Pros - the views are awesome - you can say you hiked the tallest peak in South West Utah Cons - the mosquitoes are out of this world, and apparently immune to bug spray (I used 2 kinds and many layers) - switchbacks.. oh the switchbacks they truly are never ending. to the point where all you can do is laugh about it. - Rocky tons of them all the way to the top. - sun, once 9am hits there is pretty much no shade till the top once you get to the ridge line. - heat even today it was only 95 and was not to fun coming back. hence no shade. all in all I would not do it again. little bang for your buck, for hitting that kind of elevation, aside from saying you did the tallest peak, better served going to Grand Canyon, Bryce, Zion it tooke 5.5 hours least on Strava, and I did a 35 min break at top. used 4lt water easy.
Daniel Handley
I hike this trail on Saturday, August 31. I am 63 and a slow hiker. it took me 13 hours to hike from Oak Grove campground to Signal Peak and return. This is an out and back hike. The first 2 miles is very challenging, very steep and very rough. The views were spectacular. Once over the ridge, the trail is very walkable. It goes through 2 very beautiful mountain meadows. The 2nd meadow had a clear stream flowing through it. The actual top of Signal peak does not have a trail leading to it. You have to navigate through a pine forest up a not too steep slope just after leaving Further Meadow. Make sure the GPS in your smartphone is working and you know how to navigate with it. There are several rock kairns at the top. There is a partially obstructed view also. The obstruction is from the pine trees. The return trip is just retracing your steps back. it is much faster as you are going down hill. The last 2 miles from the top of the ridgeline down was slow because of the steepness of the trail and the loose dirt was slippery. I used a trekking pole which helped a lot. I also took with me 5 liters of liquid which I drank every drop. I estimate the vertical rise to be about 4000 feet. I had cell service most of the day, though there were a few spots I didn't. The temperatures were pleasant. There is a lot of shade. The afternoon sun did get warm, a hat is recommended.
Lindsee Kotter recorded Signal Peak via Oak Grove Trail
Me and my dad started this trail knowing there would be snow and we still went to the top of the ridge, and decided to send it to the peak. I would definitely advise having snow shoes for another couple of weeks although we made it without them while getting our butts kicked! Even steep parts at the top of the ridge had quite a bit of snow but after the ridge that is all there was. I wouldn't do it again with snow but it was an experience I am proud of and will never forget. I will definitely do this again when the snow is gone.
Shannon Kennelly
really beautiful trail. Hiked it in may 2019 and got snowed out at about 4 miles in, just below the ridgeline. about 6 feet of snow all over - not just on the trail. slippery and without cleats/crampons and poles, it was slow going and dangerous - you could really get moving when you slipped. poorly marked trail - no signage after 1/2 mile in and only a few hastily made cairns. with the snow, it got impossible to tell where we were going and we got cliffed out a few times before we called it. breathtaking views. planning to go back in the fall! also, oak grove campground is no longer washed out and you can get right to the trailhead.
Connor H.
Sun Oct 21 2018
GETTING THERE It's an 8 mile drive up a well-maintained dirt and gravel road from the interstate to the trail head. The road is suitable for regular cars. It's a pretty drive through the hills, and there are many dispersed camp sites along the way. At the time of writing, the trail head and Oak Grove campground were closed due to a wash out. I parked a half-mile away at the Ridgeline Trail head and walked into Oak Grove. THE SCENERY The views are gorgeous the entire way up and varied. Oak Grove Campground is situated in a ponderosa grove that quickly transitions into oak up from the trail head. At 6,500 ft in the campground, you already have great views of the Colorado Plateau and Hurricane Valley below. Looking up, you see the impressive granite face of Pine Mountain. About halfway up the mountainside, you begin to get very close to the granite wall and its interesting rock formations. Plant communities and climate change over the course of the hike as well. If you're afraid of heights, there weren't any sections with a straight drop until the very end at mile 1.9 (the top of the climb is mile 2.1). Until that point, the slope directly below the trail was never steep enough to make me nervous, and it was thickly vegetated with strong oak shrubs. THE HIKE This is a very strenuous hike, with a steep ascent. While steep, the trail is almost entirely composed of switchbacks, making it a little easier than you might imagine for the elevation gain (you won't ever be hiking straight up). This is a non-technical hike, take your time and you'll get there. You'll be walking over rocks and small boulders on an exposed ridge. It's going to be hot, bring plenty of water. Trekking poles are recommended as the substrate between the rocks is loose and prone to sliding. Additionally, water has flowed down the middle of the trail in many sections, eroding the trail to a deep V. These sections can be awkward as you are forced to straddle the V as you hike or walk in the narrow bottom. Despite this, it is still a trail and you won't have to do any scrambling or hike up a scree slope. Overall, a challenging hike, but much easier than I had expected for the terrain and entirely non-technical.
Dr Steve Watts
Amazing and challenging continuous climb from Oak Grove Campground to the mountain ridge above. I'm not sure that this recordings moving time is correct since that was the time for the decent only. There is a marked trail the entire way but it is not for those who are not in shape.
Eric Besserud
Sun Sep 11 2016
Challenging hike with awesome views!
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Fear of the new
To go beyond your comfort zone, to try something new is terrifying! Suddenly fail? Suddenly this will become even worse? suddenly, losing the usual blessings, you will not be able to replace them with something more worthy?
What to do? Take small steps to overcome your fear. Try to get out of comfort zone, not immediately and abruptly, but gradually. Do not immediately join a group of dancers try to learn the dance yourself in the video.
The desire to get everything at once
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I have a 2002 Tahoe 5.3 Ls The lights to my gauges are not working every other nights in the vehicle is working what would be the initials on the fuse box cover !!!!
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(RATINGS: The movies listed below are rated according to the following key: **** stars -- excellent; *** -- good; ** -- fair; * star -- poor.)
NOTE: Michael Wilmington, the Chicago Tribune's chief movie critic, has replaced the late Gene Siskel. The capsule film reviews here were written by Wilmington, Mark Caro, John Petrakis, Maureen Ryan and Rick Kogan, all of the Chicago Tribune, with remaining reviews by Siskel. Initials indicate the author.
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ANALYZE THIS. This slick and rambunctious Harold Ramis comedy - with Robert De Niro as a Mafia boss suffering from panic attacks and Billy Crystal as the hip young New Yorker who becomes his personal psychotherapist - is smart, funny and seems to have everything going for it. Still, there are little chinks and script flaws in its comic armor, just as there are neuroses boiling under the Cosa Nostra cool of De Niro's twitchy Paul Vitti. Crystal and De Niro often are a delight working together; so are Crystal and Joe Viterelli, as Vitti's affable bodyguard, Jelly. And Ramis ("Groundhog Day") is a director with a sure touch for contemporary urban comedy. This sure ain't "Jane Austen's Mafia." But as far as being a comic "Goodfellas": Fuggedaboutit.
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PG. **** -- G.S.
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BABY GENIUSES. This car crash of a film, directed by Bob "Porky's" Clark, is so bad on so many levels that it's difficult to decide what to address first. Should we start with the concept, about an evil corporation named BABYCO, led by a fascistic doctor named Kinder, that is conducting questionable experimentation on very young children, especially twins? Should I go right to the structure, which borrows the aw-shucks talking babies idea from "Look Who's Talking" and mixes it with the mischievous antics of "Home Alone," so that we have bad guys getting their comeuppance at the hands of cackling genius babies? The most notable emotion one is left with is sorrow that such stalwart actors as Kathleen Turner, Peter MacNicol, Kim Cattrall and the great Ruby Dee found their way into this bomb.
PG. Zero stars. -- J.P.
(Redwood, South Sound)
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PG-13. *-1/2 -- M.C.
(Plaza Twin)
A BUG'S LIFE. Once more into the grass, where there is more warfare than splendor as a colony of animated ants fends off an attack from vicious grasshoppers, angry that the ants haven't provided their usual amount of food. Of course this film begs comparison to "Antz." That film had an adult sensibility and sense of humor thanks to the lead character, a revolutionary ant with a voice and an attitude supplied by Woody Allen. "A Bug's Life," which I think is geared more toward children, has an even more striking visual style thanks to the unique, ceramic-shell look provided by the Pixar animation studio, creators of "Toy Story."
G. *** -- G.S.
(Charleston)
THE CORRUPTOR. Hong Kong superstar Chow Yun-Fat portrays Nick Chen, a Chinese-born detective for the NYPD, who works Chinatown as part of the Asian Gang Unit. He's assigned a young, serious partner (Mark Wahlberg) after the appearance of a group of young toughs hungry to take over power from the older, established bosses. The main problem stems from director James Foley's admirable goal of making the story more involved. Instead, it grows confusing. "The Corruptor" is a step up for Chow Yun-Fat's burgeoning American movie career, but as appealing as he is here, they have yet to tap into the dark menace that made him such an idol in Asia.
R. *** -- J.P.
CRUEL INTENTIONS. There's a "playing house" quality to this teen version of "Dangerous Liaisons," as Sarah Michelle Gellar vamps in overdrive as the fiendish Kathryn Merteuil while Ryan Phillippe glowers and pouts as heartbreaker Sebastian Valmont, who sets his sights on a sweet virgin played by Reese Witherspoon. Although first-time writer-director Roger Kumble moves the story along briskly at first, you may eventually realize you neither care about these characters nor enjoy their scheming. With promiscuous high school culture replacing the repressed societies of "Dangerous Liaisons" and "Valmont," Kathryn and Sebastian just come across as spoiled, disaffected rich kids. Like the stylish, vacant "Jawbreaker," "Cruel Intentions" revels in its heroine's nastiness, then expects you to get charged up for her downfall.
R. ** -- M.C.
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PG-13. ** -- M.W.
(Kitsap Mall)
EIGHT MILLIMETER. "Eight Millimeter" is a stomach-churning, nerve-shredding thriller about pornography and murder. But just because a movie gets our guts heaving, does that mean it's a good show? Set in the darkest cranny of the illicit pornography industry, the bloody domain of so-called "snuff," this is a truly grisly story, with realistically rotten villains and gore galore. As the movie unwinds its nasty tale - about a straight-arrow young detective (Nicolas Cage) scouring the sexual underworld to find the killers of a possible snuff victim - director Joel Schumacher and company keep throwing fresh atrocities at us. It's possible that Schumacher ("Flatliners," "Batman and Robin") and writer Andrew Kevin Walker are at cross-purposes: Schumacher trying to make a serious statement on obsession and sex-for-sale, while Walker just tries to take us on just another gruesome "Seven"-style ride. "Eight" promises more than it delivers - on every level but gore.
R. **-1/2 -- M.W.
(Redwood)
FORCES OF NATURE. Sandra Bullock is paired with Ben Affleck in this on-the-road romantic comedy of modest intentions and lesser results. He's an uptight New Yorker on his way to Georgia to wed girlfriend Bridget (Maura Tierney). He's distracted by Bullock's kooky and comely character, and their on-the-road travail is contrived and plentiful, including a near plane crash, getting arrested, getting rained and hailed on, having to take their clothes off, dancing for money at a gay bar and hooking up with a bunch of seniors on a bus tour. The stars make a most unlikely pair - and unlikable as well - as two self-consumed sorts leading and likely to ever lead their lives on the most emotionally superficial levels. Bad trip.
PG-13. * -- R.K.
(Bainbridge, Kitsap Mall, Poulsbo)
THE KING AND I. The flat look and muted feel of this animated version of the award-winning play and film is pretty much second shelf, but the famous songs, including "Shall We Dance?," "Hello, Young Lovers" and "Getting To Know You," remain so wonderful, they nearly manage to pull the material up to their lofty level. But not quite.
G. **-1/2 -- J.P.
(Bainbridge, Kitsap Mall, Poulsbo, South Sound)
MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE. This is a movie that wants us to believe true love doesn't die, it just gets recycled. Based on Nicholas Sparks' soapy best seller and starring Kevin Costner and Robin Wright Penn as the bottle-crossed lovers, it's a picture made with high visual style and some emotional intensity, with gorgeous scenery, good actors and obviously good intentions. But in this weepy tale of lovers who meet when she finds his love letter in a bottle in the ocean, there's no real heart beating beneath the beautiful flesh. Without Paul Newman - who plays Costner's dad, a sardonic old ex-drunk wise-cracking his way through the movie - the whole thing might collapse into seductive nonsense, with feeble echoes of "The Bridges of Madison County."
(Kitsap Mall, Poulsbo)
MY FAVORITE MARTIAN. A seemingly inoffensive and commercially savvy attempt to exploit the old '60s comedy sci-fi TV series - in which Ray Walston played a friendly Martian with retractable antennae and Bill Bixby was his affable L.A. reporter pal - this movie eventually turns into a shrieking, reeking debacle, inept beyond imagining. There's such a sour, exhausted feeling to the jokes and such a zonked-out over-professional freneticism in the staging that eventually you start to pity the actors - especially Christopher Lloyd and Jeff Daniels, who update (or, more accurately, obliterate) the old Walston and Bixby roles. So obnoxious, so aggressively unfunny, so witlessly crude and horribly written and directed, "My Favorite Martian" is really in a class by itself.
PG. 1/2 -- M.W.
(Bangor Cinema Plus, Bainbridge, Poulsbo, Silverdale, South Sound)
OCTOBER SKY. This film is based on the fascinating real-life
story of ex-NASA engineer Homer Hickam and the homemade rocket launches he and his buddies conducted in the late '50s in their small West Virginia coal mining hometown, Coalwood. Hickam recounted these adventures in a moving 1998 literary memoir, "Rocket Boys," but the movie version, I think, is better. It's a stunningly well-visualized and well-acted memory piece: heartfelt and evocative, touchingly realized by director Joe Johnston. You can feel how much Johnston responds to this material, how much care he's lavished on bringing Homer's dreams back to life. Though some viewers may dismiss "October Sky" as all-American inspirational schmaltz with a soupcon of Norman Rockwell, it struck a chord in me and will do the same, I suspect, for many others.
PG. ***-1/2 -- M.W.
(Bainbridge, Kitsap Mall, Plaza Twin, Poulsbo)
THE OTHER SISTER. Plenty of movies are more manipulative, mawkish and hammy than "The Other Sister" - "Patch Adams" and "The Theory of Flight," for example. This is a mostly harmless, good-natured, way-too-long story of a slightly retarded young woman (that's the movie's terminology) seeking her freedom from her overbearing mother and falling for a slightly retarded young man. Still, Garry Marshall's movie falls into a familiar trap for tales about lovable, mentally challenged characters: It resembles a neatly wrapped made-for-TV homily. Juliette Lewis and Giovanni Ribisi are appropriately appealing as young Carla and Danny; the movie sums up its attitude toward them by dressing them up for Halloween as a swan and a cuddly pooch, respectively. Diane Keaton has the unfortunate task of playing the eternally buttoned-up mom, who becomes the insensitive heavy whenever the plot calls for conflict.
PG-13. ** -- M.C.
(Silverdale, South Sound)
THE PRINCE OF EGYPT. A striking animated feature that tells the story of Moses, from the bulrushes to the parting of the Red Sea. We know the story, and thankfully Moses hasn't been turned into an action figure, but what may catch you by surprise -and is intended to do so - is the animation, particularly a stunning sequence in which hieroglyphics come alive. Music plays a big role in the success of an animated feature, and "The Prince of Egypt" has some effective lyrical moments. "When You Believe," which accompanies the Hebrews' exodus from Egypt, is particularly effective.
PG. ***-1/2 -- G.S.
THE RAGE: CARRIE 2. "Carrie 2" has far less to do with the original film than it does with the plethora of teen movies flooding the market these days. Where the 1976 film plumbed the depths of religious guilt and the terrors of teenage sex, the sequel is about nothing more profound than an awkward teenager's desire for a really cute boyfriend. The girl with special powers this time around is Rachel (Emily Bergl), whose mother is in the loony bin and whose best friend kick-starts the film by killing herself. This violent act triggers Rachel's telekinesis, which she eventually employs to slaughter the popular kids in school, who have played a nasty trick on her.
R. -1/2 -- J.P.
RAVENOUS. Masquerading as a thinking person's horror movie, this is really a one-joke gore-and-yuckfest in which we watch talented actors wander around in the snow for two hours chasing, fighting and occasionally eating each other. Afterward, the well-fed survivors gloomily ruminate on the meaning of life and the health benefits of devouring your colleagues. Then they run amok again, sneering and snapping. Do they really need some Pepto Bismol? It's obvious that screenwriter Ted Griffin has ambitions, but a movie has to do more than surprise or nauseate to qualify as dark or subversive.
R. ** -- M.W.
SAVING PRIVATE RYAN. Steven Spielberg's World War II epic accomplishes something I had been taught was most difficult - making an action-filled anti-war film or, at least, one that doesn't in some way glorify or lie about combat. The D-Day story has been told many times on film as an episode in heroic planning and execution. In "Saving Private Ryan," execution takes on a different meaning as Spielberg still honors the heroism of moving forward in combat while enemy rifles are visibly trained on you. The film, very loosely based on a true story, has a squad of arriving American troops, under the command of a captain (Tom Hanks), being asked to find and protect a certain private who parachuted behind enemy lines. It seems his three brothers recently have been killed in action, and Army policy is to try to save families from complete devastation. The casting of Hanks is a master stroke. He has such a sweet persona that to place him in combat is heart-breaking. And Hanks' character and other troops regularly challenge the wisdom of the mission, as any reasonable person might.
R. **** -- G.S.
SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE. One of 1998's best films, a remarkable entertainment that is both a love story and a historical document, as we watch a brilliant young playwright desperately attempt to write and mount his latest production, tentatively titled "Romeo and Ethel, the Pirate's Daughter." Director John Madden ("Mrs. Brown") takes us back to the Elizabethan era when actors were desperate for words and work and when the Lord Chamberlain controlled access to the theaters. In a clever plot device, the actor cast as Romeo (men routinely played women) is a real woman (Gwyneth Paltrow),
whom Shakespeare (Joseph Fiennes) comes to adore. Thus we follow the classic story of the play as well as the romance. Faithfully re-creating the physical 16th-century theater of the time, Madden gives his film a "You Are There" quality.
(Bainbridge, Plaza Twin, Poulsbo, Silverdale)
SHE'S ALL THAT. A high school drama that accurately reflects the intense pressures that 17-year-olds feel about their senior prom. The extra gimmick here is a makeover bet that the studly Prom King hopeful (Freddie Prinze Jr.) makes with his friends. He claims he can transform a geeky artistic girl (Rachael Leigh Cook) into Prom Queen. Along the way, he falls in love with her and she develops a sense of self awareness. Sound familiar? Rachael Leigh Cook, as Laney, the plain Jane object of the makeover, is forced to demonstrate the biggest emotional range as a character, and she's equal to the assignment.
PG-13. *** -- G.S.
(Bangor Cinema Plus, Charleston)
TRUE CRIME. "True Crime" is another true movie pleasure from one of the most reliable movie guys around: actor-director-producer Clint Eastwood. Based on Andrew Klavan's ultra-efficient 1997 novel - a beat-the-clock mystery thriller about charmingly raffish reporter Steve Everett (Eastwood) trying to save a Death Row inmate (Isaiah Washington) on the last day before his execution - it's been assembled by co-producer Eastwood with loving care and helmed by director Eastwood with his usual quiet authority and professionalism. As for actor Eastwood, he does wonders with a somewhat atypical role: a once-drunken womanizing Oakland crime reporter who stumbles onto a hot story about wrongful conviction and a long-ago murder and tries to break it open before the condemned man's last mile. Backed by a crack cast (including James Woods, Denis Leary, Diane Venora and Frances Fisher), Eastwood makes the character - warts, lechery and all - his own.
R. ***-1/2 -- M.W.
(Poulsbo, Silverdale, South Sound)
WING COMMANDER. Where have we seen these things before: a scrappy young space pilot from the boondocks with a dark secret, his trigger-happy, gonzo sidekick, the gruff but secretly sensitive female love interest? Sounds a little like "Star Wars," doesn't it? "Wing Commander," a new movie based on the video game, tries mightily to give these warmed-over cliches the proper seasoning.
PG. *-1/2 -- M.R.
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The 1st layer is scalded onion (I don't add onion at all) and mayonnaise.
The 2nd layer is grated apple (use the side with large holes) and mayonnaise on top.
The 3rd layer is 2 eggs grated (use the side with large holes) and mayonnaise on top.
The 4th layer is grated carrots (use small holes of a grater) and mayonnaise on top.
The 5th layer is grated cheese (use small holes of a grater).
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She declined further comment on the explosive accusation.
The McLaughlin & Associates poll of 300 likely voters in the predominantly Democratic 9th Congressional District in Queens and Brooklyn showed the candidates tied at 42 percent after a July survey had Weprin ahead 43-35.
The pollsters said independent voters are breaking toward Turner as the Sept. 13 special election approaches.
But Weprin has raised more than three times as much as Turner, pulling in about $550,000, according to his campaign.
Turner raised about $143,000 and loaned himself $65,500, leaving him $96,500 in the bank, his disclosure reports show.
Weprin had not filed full disclosure forms as of yesterday evening, but records show he got $5,000 from the International Association of Bridge, Structural, Ornamental and Reinforcing Iron Workers and $2,500 from Sterling Mets LP, owners of the New York Mets.
Turner raked in $5,000 from the National Republican Campaign Committee, $500 from the State Conservative Party, $1,000 from Home Depot founder Ken Langone, $5,000 from supermarket magnate John Catsimatidis and his wife, $7,500 from real-estate mogul Peter Kalikow and his family, and $500 from Rep. Ann Marie Buerkle (R-Syracuse).
Meanwhile Weprin, stumping at senior centers in Queens yesterday, downplayed his decision to distance himself from President Obama in campaign literature and on the trail.
"I've never met President Obama. [Turner] is running against me," Weprin said during an event at the Young Israel of Forest Hills Senior League.
Weprin also picked up the endorsement of the teachers union.


+security to operate in a production environment.
+# Expect exception in response.
+# URLs contain project_id for future use.
+        """Create an Orchestrator Object from a dictionary of parameters."""
+        # database) are permitted a default since they don't matter.
+            # ("customization scripts") from horizon requires more work.
+        # for this thread.
+       them.  Required since IC:worker cardinality is 1:N"""
+    """Models Inception Clouds to persist information about them.
+    Orchestrator.start() is worthy of persistence."""
+           obtained by the successful completion of the start() method."""
+        """Returns InceptionCloud attributes of interest in dict form."""
+            # are of same type and this function can be simplified/eliminated.
+    """Read and return the request body from a WSGI environment."""
+    """A class to implement the Restful API for Orchestrator.
+        """GET /: All Inception Clouds known to system."""
+        """POST /: Create new Inception Cloud."""
+        """DELETE /id: Delete specific Inception Cloud."""
+        """GET /id: Show Inception Cloud details for specific cloud."""
+    """Simple top-level WSGI application"""
+       paste.deploy can use it."""
+    """Paste's example server factory.
+       whereas paste.deploy's wsgiutils one does not."""


Anachronistic resistance. In the limits of the city there are still deposits that survive the discard. For over 20 years these huge buildings have no apparent use. In its time of splendor and progress it even had its own railway line to the port of embarkation. Today the passage of time is kept waiting for a better destination. Riachuelo - Avellaneda. Buenos Aires city - Buenos Aires province border. Argentina.


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	return function (element) {
		new AppView({
			el: sandbox.dom.find(element)
		});

		var MyPageRouter = sandbox.mvc.Router({

			  routes: {
			  "": "home",
			  "myinfo": "myInfo",
			  "invoicehistory/orderinvoicedetail/:id": "openDetail",
			  "bookreview/:id": "showBookReview",
			  "invoicehistory": "invoiceHistory",
			  "*actions": "defaultRoute",
			  ":fun": "defaultRoute2"
			},

			initialize: function() {

			},

			home: function() {
			  sandbox.publish('show-mypage', 'homepage');
			},

			myInfo: function() {
			  sandbox.publish('show-myinformation', 'homepage');
			},

			invoiceHistory: function () {
			  sandbox.publish('show-orderhistory', 'homepage');
			},

			openDetail: function(detailid) {
			  sandbox.publish('show-invoicedetail', detailid);
			},

			showBookReview: function(packageid) {
			  sandbox.publish('show-bookreview', packageid);
			},

			defaultRoute: function (page) {
			  alert("Hello darling" + page);
			},

			defaultRoute2: function (page) {
			  alert("Hello darling2 " + page);
			}
		});

    new MyPageRouter();

	$(function(){
		sandbox.mvc.start();
	});

		sandbox.publish('bootstrap', 'homepage');
		sandbox.subscribe('bootstrap', 'homepage', function (from) {
			console.log('Homepage-bootstrap message from from: '+ from);
		});
	};

});

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RSS feeds push changing content directly to the people who subscribe (or the RSS reader pulls it at regular intervals). So when you have a blog for example that has some great content people want to see, they subscribe to your RSS feed and whenever you add content they get the information delivered right to their PC.
RSS solves a problem for people who regularly use the web. It allows you to easily stay informed by retrieving the latest content from the sites you are interested in. You save time by not needing to visit each site individually. You ensure your privacy, by not needing to join each site's email newsletter. RSS feed became popular with the news service originally. For example Yahoo News or Reuters. People would download a FREE RSS reader or use the ones that come with Outlook for example and subscribe to these feeds. Then whenever they wanted to read the news they just loaded the RSS reader. You can also set some readers to download content to your PC so you can view it offline.
A variety of RSS Readers are available for different platforms. Some popular feed readers include Amphetadesk (Windows, Linux, Mac), FeedReader (Windows), and NewsGator (Windows – integrates with Outlook). There are also a number of web-based feed readers available. My Yahoo, Bloglines, and Google Reader are popular web-based feed readers.
If own a Blackberry like me you can also download a product called Viigo which turns your Blackberry phone into a RSS reader. It is great and I use it all the time.
So how does this affect a REALTOR?
By blogging or having an RSS feed on your website you can now push content to your home buyers and sellers. By making your content interesting so people subscribe you can now keep those people informed on related subject matter but more importantly you keep your name in front of them at regular intervals.


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Reusing boxes is a great way to save yourself from wasting money on materials that are easily reusable. Along with acquiring materials from local stores, there are many online exchange sites that allow you to get moving materials for very cheap or even free.
Use your linens as your packing materials. This not only saves you space when packing your linens, but you also save a great deal on items like bubble wrap.
Many Rockford moving companies allow you the option to pack your belongings on your own beforehand. This will save you time and money on your relocation as you save money on packing materials and time that movers are at your home.
Use your relocation as an opportunity to reevaluate many of the items in your home. If you haven't used them in a significant amount of time, now is a good time to donate or sell them.
Booking early can help guarantee that you are moving with a reliable company. It can also help to secure you lower pricing, as booking at the last minute can often have additional costs.
By following these tips, you'll save loads of money on your next moving project. The Rockford movers at O'Mara Moving would love to help with your relocation. Give us a call or fill out our online form to receive your free estimate!


When you are with family or on a vacation, it is a great time to get your hands on iPhone photography. There is so much to do with your phone. It is a great tool in the hands of an iPhone owner. Many Apple owners do not know how to explore the phone to the core. In this article, we will tell you some great tips fully utilize the camera of your phone. You will never feel the need to own a DSLR camera.
a) When you have ample of time for photographing your subjects, you would like to manually adjust your camera settings. While iPhone already comes with ample of functions in the camera, we suggest that you download a few third party manual camera applications for the camera to adjust the settings. A little change in ISO, shutter speed, white balance etc. can dramatically change the clarity of your photos.
b) The default camera mode of Apple offers different shooting modes like photo, square and panorama. Consider the end use of your photograph before you click. For example, if you want to publish the photo ultimately on Instagram, you can use the square mode instead of cropping the photo into a square afterwards.
c) You must have heard of the rule of thirds. In case you do know, it means that your subject should fall on one of the grid lines that divide the composition in nine equal parts. Fortunately in an iPhone, you can turn on the grids.
d) If you have a moving subject or your camera is moving, you can use the burst mode of the camera. You can use this mode to click several photos of people in action in micro-seconds.
e) If you want to click only one subject in focus, you can turn on the lock focus feature. This will not switch the focus from the main subject to the other things in vicinity.
You would need to wait for a sunny day to capture the shadows of your family members. Shadows add great interest to the photographs. Click photos from different angles to capture long and short shadows of the subjects.
You can also try clicking the picture of only shadows of your family in different poses. You will be amazed to see that even shadows can give you amazing photographs without people being engaged in them.
If you are sitting indoors with your family, you can ask them to come near the window or the door. Turn off the indoor lights and click using bright sunny light.
Nothing is better than clicking natural poses of your family. Asking them to pose for you spoils the fun of photography.
You can get some of the best clicks if you are out on a winter vacation. You can go out and get the best shots. If it is minus zero degrees outside, you will definitely prefer to stay at home but you can use Photo Pie's winter backdrops in such a case. Custom backdrops give you an awesome background for breathtaking photographs without leaving the warmth of your house in winters.
Try not to use the zoom of your iPhone camera. Click the whole picture and then you can crop it later as you wish. Using zoom gives poor quality images.
Should You DIY the Product Photos for Your Online Store?
If you have products to sell online, you are going to need some great images of them to attract potential customers, to convince those potential customers to buy, and to inform them of what they'll be getting when they do. This is especially important when you are dealing with products whose appearance is one of their key selling points (for example clothing, jewellery, or home décor), but can even be important when you are selling something whose value is purely practical (like tools or cleaning products), because the images give an indication of quality.


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Artist: LCD Soundsystem
$10.99 Buy MP3 Album
1. Oh Baby
2. Other Voices
3. I Used To
4. Change Yr Mind
5. How Do You Sleep?
6. Tonite
7. Call The Police
8. American Dream
9. Emotional Haircut
10. Black Screen
AMERICAN DREAM is the long awaited fourth album from LCD Soundsystem. The album is available digitally, and on CD and LP.
The first two singles released from the album are "call the police" and "american dream," that moved Pitchfork to rave the songs "couldn't sound timelier" and that "Murphy and company have never sounded so invigorated." The New York Times hailed "call the police" as "a quietly ambitious protest song… except that instead of searing, it motors," and Noisey embraced "american dream" like "a warm blanket." The band debuted both of these tracks on a May, 2017 appearance on Saturday Night Live. The next track and video that followed is "tonite."


Expedition to Colonial Australia is an age and stage appropriate excursion for primary schools and primary school students studying British Colonisation between 1788 to 1830's. With a focus on concept of sustainability, past and present experience this Live Interactive Excursion that travels across Australia brings the Colonial Journey alive right in front of the eyes of your students. It focuses on the roles of government, group belonging and the significance of continuity and change in Australia since the British Colonisation in 1788. We are Australia's most loved and favourite school excursion as the , Expedition to Colonial Australia excursion allows your students to interact with real 18th century props and magnificent costumed cast that will make learning Australian History so much fun. We strive in the concept of learning through interaction and your students will get to see how life was like then and how it made Australia as it is today.
A School Excursion for Primary School Students.
time there is no better way to help your students learn Australian History then to put them on the First Fleet and allow them to be immersed in Australia's only Live Interactive Colonial Australia Excursion. For the other students in years 3, 4, 5 and 6, the Expedition to Colonial Australia will enhance their understanding of British Colonisation from an economic and political basis and the effects of Australia's development as a nation.
The EXPEDITION to COLONIAL AUSTRALIA school excursion and the experience of the realistic voyage itself will provide Geographical Knowledge of Australia and the world during the early 18th century. Students will explore the communities and lives of those past and gain empathy for the heartache of the convicts and those that lived on the land. Itwill connect the students to the nature of convicts and the colonial presence including the daily life of the inhabitants.
It will connect the students to the nature of convicts and the colonial presence including the daily life of the inhabitants.
This incredible school excursion will undoubtedly consolidate and stimulate your students' understanding and learning of Australian History in the most fundamental way that you would be seen as the best teacher ever in providing your students with the most amazing, age appropriate, educationally accurate and interactive excursion across Australia. No other place, venue or organisation can provided your students with a complete 5 hour Expedition of real hands-on, funny, interactive immersive learning of Colonial Australia, the convicts and British Colonisation than the primary school excursion "Expedition to Colonial Australia".
The EXPEDITION to COLONIAL AUSTRALIA school excursion and the experience of the realistic voyage itself will provide Geographical Knowledge of Australia and the world during the early 18th century. Students will explore the communities and lives of those past and gain empathy for the heartache of the convicts and those that lived on the land. it will connect the students to the nature of convicts and the colonial presence including the daily life of the inhabitants. This incredible school excursion will undoubtedly consolidate and stimulate your students' understanding and learning of Australian History in the most fundamental way that you would be seen as the best teacher ever in providing your students with the most amazing, age appropriate, educationally accurate and interactive excursion across Australia. No other place, venue or organisation can provided your students with a complete 5 hour Expedition of real hands-on, funny, interactive immersive learning of Colonial Australia, the convicts and British Colonisation than the primary school excursion "Expedition to Colonial Australia".
This is a complete interactive educational excursion that allows students to experience what life was like back in the Colonial Times, during the Colonisation of Australia. With authentic equipment, real-life anecdotes, songs and events from the past, the EXPEDITION to COLONIAL AUSTRALIA is not only a must for all students learning about Australia History, it is a must based on the audience interactive entertainment component that just completes the learning outcomes of this unit for teachers.
Schools, children, primary school students, adults and teacher will have exclusive, almost never before seen access to the nation's fledgling beginnings as a penal colony. The educational show is based on the Learning Outcomes of the Australian National Curriculum of Humanities and Social Sciences and the previous units of – "British Colonisation in Australia", Stage 2 in the Human Society and Its Environment (HSIE) Syllabus.
The Expedition to COLONIAL AUSTRALIA is priced on a per person/ticket charge.
There are no travel charges charged, regardless of the location. You will be required to arrange your own suitable transport to attend the venue location where the excursion will be held.
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I believe that everyone in our city has a right to safe and healthy housing. The facts are that while most of the rental housing stock in Seattle is sound and habitable, we know there is a significant percentage that is not. That which is not habitable tends to disproportionately impact low income people and people of color.
The City has had a "complaint-based" system for years whereby a tenant or other knowledgeable person can complain to our Department of Planning and Development about unsafe or unhealthy conditions that the landlord refuses to fix. DPD will investigate and in some cases require appropriate measures. See this Client Assistance Memo for information about how that works.
This complaint-based system is well and good for those of us who have confidence about approaching our landlord, but some renters who speak English as their second language, or who fear retaliation, say they are intimidated and will not make the call.
We have made an important change that will improve housing conditions for many tenants across our city and provide safe housing for the 53% of residents in our city who rent. We have worked with leaders from across the real estate spectrum: landlords, tenants, institutions with keen interest like the University of Washington to create a rational rental housing registration program.
The legislation passed in October and registration will begin in 2014. Here's an FAQ. DPD is now seeking a manager to initiate this program.
I rarely post a job opening, but this one is new and is near and dear to my heart. The City is looking to hire a Rental Registration Program Manager. For information, visit the city jobs site. Scroll down to page 2 until you see the link to the Rental Registration Program Manager for the details.
A unique skill set is sought: the manager will be both the project developer and ultimately the program manager who can work well with people across a broad spectrum, starting from scratch but implementing best practices learned from other cities and stakeholders. This manager will be key to creating a program that focuses on what will make a unit safe and healthy, while not being overly burdensome or expensive for landlords. We want this to be a fair and reasonable process.
If this sounds of interest to you or someone you want to recommend, please see the link above. I view this as a great opportunity to create the program and get it going in the right direction; it's important for the health of our city.
The position closing date is January 29, 2013.


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Summer's heat waves, lifeguard braves, ball saves.
Fall is changing, rearranging, completely engaging.
The Spring rains we are having in Oregon are draining my energy!
Lynn, I like your statement about fall and am so glad that the springtime air is refreshing.
This is such a lively poem. I'm guessing students would love it and want to copy its energy.
Barbara, I am going to share with students. Hope some might try to imitate. Thanks for reading!
Love it... and I think it is a great poem for cross curricular poetry for seasons with great vocabulary.
I'm trying to figure out... are we in spring? It's sure felt like it this week, though the calendar tells us otherwise.
A very cheery and fun to read poem.
How do you come up with so many poems??? I am trying but they do not flow from me..... narrative flows - poetry drips and drops! Hey - maybe that poetic??!!!
You are my hero for mentor texts, and here is a great one! As we transition from seasons, it's always fun to reflect on what makes each special and memorable. This one is fun and bouncy!! Great slice for Poetry Friday!


Some justice has finally come of the 2006 export disaster involving Swiss-based oil trader Trafigura, who will now be fined €1M for illegally exporting hazardous waste out of Amsterdam. In 2006, the ship, Probo Koala, had a load of nasty, toxic waste and went to Amsterdam to unload it and have it safely disposed of. But it seems the price of discarding the waste responsibly was too high, so the ship left Amsterdam and headed for the Ivory Coast to dump their load, resulting in at least 15 deaths and the poisoning of thousands in Africa.
The court ruling for the €1M fine is actually just for Trafigura's dealings in Amsterdam. The ship, piloted by Captain Sergiy Chertov, approached Amsterdam hoping to unload their cargo, which was full of caustic soda and petroleum residue, and have it properly disposed of. The responsibility of offloading was then passed to waste treatment company Amsterdam Port Services (APS), who said it would cost a higher price than originally quoted to dispose of the toxic cargo.
Apparently the Probo Koala thought the price too high, so they pumped the mess back onto the ship, concealed how dangerous it was and headed towards Abidjan where they were supposed to dispose of it. Rather than having it properly treated, the ship decided to cut costs and dumped the hazardous waste near the Ivory Coast. As it stands officially, 15 people were killed as a result and thousands were were poisoned. The fine coming out of Amsterdam is only for the illegal export out of Europe, but does not apply to the illegal dumping in Africa – the punishment for that is still to be determined.


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The Oritae or Oreitae (Greek: Ὠρεῖται, Ōreîtai) were a tribe of the sea-coast of Gedrosia, mentioned by several ancient writers.

History

The Oritae were a people inhabiting the sea-coast of Gedrosia, with whom Alexander fell in on his march from the Indus to Persia in 326 BC. Their territory appears to have been bounded on the east by the Arabis, and on the west by a mountain spur which reached the sea at Cape Moran.

There is considerable variation in the manner in which their names are written in different authorities: thus they appear as Oritae in Arrian; Oritai (Ὠρῖται) in Strabo, Dionysius Periegetes, Plutarch, and Stephanus Byzantinus; as Ori or Oroi (Ὦροι) in Arrian and Pliny; and Horitae in Curtius.

Arrian and Strabo have described them at some length. According to the former, they were an Indian nation, who wore the same arms and dress as those people, but differed from them in manners and institutions. According to the latter they were a race living under their own laws, and armed with javelins hardened at the point by fire and poisoned.

In another place Arrian appears to have given the true Indians to the river Arabis (or Purali), the eastern boundary of the Oritae; and the same view is taken by Pliny. Pliny calls them "Ichthyophagi Oritae"; Curtius "Indi maritimi".

See also

 Alexandria in Orietai
 Indian campaign of Alexander the Great

References

Sources

Primary

 Jones, Horace Leonard (1930). The Geography of Strabo, with an English Translation. Vol. 7. London: William Heinemann Ltd.; New York: G. P. Putnam's Sons. pp. 129, 139.
 Rackham, H. (1961). Pliny: Natural History, with an English Translation. Vol. 2. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press; London: William Heinemann, Ltd. pp. 411, 527.
 Robson, E. Iliff (1966). Arrian, with an English Translation. Vol. 2. London: William Heinemann, Ltd.; Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. pp. 167–171, 177, 373.

Secondary

 Vaux, W. S. W. (1857). "Oritae". In Smith, William (ed.). Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography. Vol. 2: Iabadius–Zymethus. London: Walton and Maberly. p. 493.
 Vincent, William (1797). The Voyage of Nearchus from the Indus to the Euphrates. London: T. Cadell jun. and W. Davies. pp. 188, 217.
 Wiesehöfer, Josef (2006). "Oreitae". In Salazar, Christine F. (ed.). Brill's New Pauly. Brill Publishers. Retrieved 15 May 2022.

External links

 "Oritae". ToposText. Retrieved 16 May 2022.

Tribes in Greco-Roman historiography

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National Compliment Day is January 24th… did you know that? I love all these little holidays because they're great reminders that we should celebrate everyday.
I plan to give out as may compliments that I possibly can!
Sit down and think about the last time you complimented someone. Your parents, your siblings, your spouse, your best friend… for me, it's honestly been a while.
Here's five simple ways you can celebrate National Compliment Day.
My family and I clash heads a lot but they each have qualities that I love about them. Take time out today to compliment each of your family members. Let your sister know she has great hair. Tell your brother he did a great job. Tell your cousins they are awesome. If you can't see them in person, pull out your cell phone and text them or leave them a message on their Facebook profile.
Call or text your best friend and remind them why you love them. Leave a compliment on your friends' Facebook profile picture. If you bump into an old friend when you're out and about, tell them how fabulous they look.
They probably deserve compliments from you the most! Remind them that they are doing a great job. My mom has been struggling lately and I know that they simplest compliment is uplifting to her.
This one may be a bit harder, but you never know what kind of day others are having. A simple "cool shirt" may turn someone's day completely around. Compliment the mom in the grocery store. The teenager pumping gas. The cute little old lady having lunch at your favorite restaurant.
Trust me, you need it. You're fabulous, you're special and you deserve your own compliments. Instead of critiquing yourself in the mirror, tell yourself that you're hot (even if your hair is up in a messy bun and your eyeliner is fading).
Erin Condren recently launched these adorable compliment cards that are perfect for National Compliment Day and make celebrating easy! I got mine yesterday, right on time and can't wait to use them tomorrow! Leave them on a mirror in the bathroom, in a book you return to the library, on a car windshield… anywhere!
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Those cards are really cute! What a great idea! I l had no idea it was National Compliment Day. I'll compliment you and your blog.


Scholarships & Work Study Programs: The Hickory Music Factory offers a limited number of scholarships and work study programs to students. These are awarded on a quarterly basis and applications need to be submitted before the 1st of each quarter to be eligible for that cycle. Financial need is assessed through written applications by the HMF board of directors. Funding for scholarships and work study programs are made possible through the Mark Weaver Scholarship Fund that helps provide lessons and programs to youth in the community who may not have the means to do so. It also helps with the purchasing and maintenance of instruments and equipment.


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No offense Adam ..... you very funny man. The world's population is growing by the minute and hungry mouths need food to eat. We don't need to sell our honey at a vast price .... but at an affordable price where people feel they get value for money and we make a dollar to keep us in the lifestyle we have become accustomed to ..... but of course as we all know, with climate change we are all going to have to adjust , and possibly lean down our lifestyles.
Try telling a Labrador its not allowed to retrieve anymore or a heading dog that it now must bark.
What will affect us is the battle for resources, Food being one of them, Energy, Minerals and Fresh Water being others along with Living Space.
Thrown in the mix will be Religious, Cultural, and Political doctrines.
Who will produce and who will consume, who will work and who will play, who will live and who will die.
I am no sooth sayer, but I beg to differ. Climate change will affect us. It will affect who can and can't produce food. It will affect who has clean water, who has dirty water, and who will have no water.
I read that the Baltic is a microcosm of a sped up change, with smaller fish, deformed fish and less species.
You maybe right that we will be having to do deals for resources ...... the deals may or may not be friendly ..... but one thing is for sure, as a species we have to change our Modus Operandi from one of consumers to one of growers and gatherers and fixers , where we become more community reliant as opposed to globally reliant.
This is perhaps one of the greatest challenges for a country like New Zealand where we rely on exporting to provide the revenue to buy essentials from overseas ......such as medicine, fuel, vehicles, plastic and glass jars for honey.
On a small scale I liken it to our family employing younger family members to help out with chores so they have money for motorcycle gas and fixes. An introverted economy does not create an outside money go round that fattens our belts. The status quo remains and potentially diminishes.
Hopefully Jacinda has a plan.
I always thought the greatest line ever "I have a cunning plan".
A plan so cunning, you could pin a tail on it and called it a fox.
And I thought you had to be an optimist to be a beekeeper.
You should not underestimated the importance of distribution. Getting supermarket retail space is a slow go. There are lots of new products wanting to make the shelves only so many can go on in any give week, there is a waiting list. Some times of the year like now they simply will not launch a new product. It could easily take a year from start to first sale. Then they will want to trail it in a few stores 1st to make sure people buy it before role out. Even then most supermarkets make their own decion on what to stock so you will have to deal with them all individually.
The logistics involved are also challenging when you want to move the volume you have got.
Guys .... we've been here before. We used to sell honey in a pot into the UK. That was when manuka was $4.80/kg bulk. We won the supreme taste Awards in London in 2005 for our Clover honey. What with the freight, import duty, storage and distributor fees the costs all added up, but we upped the price of the Manuka in the jar from $4.80/kg to $20.00/kg. It worked, .
Then the price of NZ bulk went through the roof, a young family came along and to be honest it was easier to sell it bulk in a drum. And besides , at the end of the day I'm a lazy ##### prone to taking the path of least resistance.
So here we are full circle. It's not really a job I want as I have enough to do already, and i don't think I can afford to employ Adam ..... But .... I find it very frustrating to walk into the shed every morning and say G'day to the honey mountain.
If you are deadly serious, and I suspect you are , a charismatic bloke as yourself should be able to get yourself a slot on a certain rural TV programme , which would only be the start . It would jumpstart your profile , and you can tell a story, man can you tell a story........., Then from there it's up to your creative imagination to bounce off the start and continue on your journey.
Everything starts small and builds.......you are already half way there ?
We will be alright @Philbee , no one will be able to find us in the middle of no where .
No, It was a weasel.
I did wonder if my memory had failed me. Again.
Funny as it is foxes that are always portrayed as cunning in kids books and folklore etc. They are particularly adept at getting your chooks.
"I have a plan so cunning, you could pin a tail on it and call it a weasel"
I'm pretty sure that you are right @Trevor Gillbanks.
And just to put this part of the thread to bed once and for all, Tim Berners Lee thought that the World Wide Web would resolve conflict and be the saving grace of humanity when he invented it, but actually it was just for cats, beekeeping forums and Blackadder quotes.
Maybe we got the dumb ones here .


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[9/14/20] – California Bill Allows Firefighter Inmates to Pursue the Career upon Release
On September 11, California Governor Gavin Newson signed AB-2147, a bill that would make inmate firefighters eligible to pursue the profession once they have been released from prison. The bill will allow people who are incarcerated that worked as firefighters to petition the courts to have their records expunged once they have completed their sentences. According to NPR, the dismissal of the convictions will make these individuals eligible to receive EMT training that is required by municipal firefighter departments. The bill excludes people who are convicted of committing violent crimes, such as murder, kidnapping, rape, arson, or any felony that is punishable by either death or life imprisonment.
Shortly after signing AB-2147, Newson tweeted a statement that California's "inmate firefighter program is decades-old and has long needed reform. Inmates who have stood on the frontlines, battling historic fires should not be denied the right to later become a professional firefighter." According to the bill, about 800 incarcerated people assisted firefighters with the Camp Fire and over 400 helped with the Kincade Fire. Approximately 2,600 people who are incarcerated that work in California's conservation camp program are fire-line qualified. However, those numbers have decreased due to COVID-19 and the state's early release of low-level offenders.
The California Department of Corrections (CDCR), in cooperation with Cal Fire, operates 43 conservation camps in the state. According to CNN, the hundreds of people who are incarcerated in these camps support government agencies in their responses to both natural and man-made disasters. On average, people who are incarcerated can earn up to $4.63 a day when on "active" duty. According to NPR, these programs have saved the state of California $100 million annually, but critics say the program is comparable to modern day slave labor. Critics point out that people of color are disproportionately likely to be incarcerated, highlighting racial disparities in California's prison labor system.
While the new bill is considered to be a "second chance" for these inmates, Politico reported that some members of the law enforcement community as well as prosecutors within the state oppose the bill. Opponents argue that "those who serve time in prisons have already been deemed a higher risk and would pose a danger to the public."
Instructors, click on the link below to download this week's lecture for use in your classroom.
The deck contains a writing prompt, a debate question, as well as other assessment questions.
Download the PowerPoint Lecture Spark for California Bill Allows Firefighter Inmates to Pursue the Career upon Their ReleaseDownload
Writing: Explain how providing a pathway to a career can help people who were incarcerated reduce their likelihood of recidivism.
Debate: People who worked as firefighters during their time in prison should be allowed to pursue the career upon their release. (Agree or Disagree.)
Poll: People who worked as firefighters during their time in prison should receive compensation equal to their non-inmate counterparts. (Agree or Disagree.)
Short Answer: How does AB-2147 address some of the issues in California's inmate firefighter program?
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La animacion y el boton funcionan correctamente, solo que no logro comprender el por que del overflow, muchas gracias de antemano por la ayuda.

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