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Bomb Threats: A False Flag Op by Desperate Democrats
James Simpson October 24, 2018 4.2k Views
"Hoaxocrats" might be a good nickname for Democrats. The multiple bomb threats against Soros, the Clintons, Obama, Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, Eric Holder, Rep. Maxine Waters, and now apparently Joe Biden and actor Robert De Niro, are just that. The Democrats have no legitimate agenda, and have taken increasingly desperate measures to turn the November elections in their favor. This is just the latest in their insane kabuki theater of antics.
Consider: We have witnessed unprecedented Democrat obstruction and violence since President Trump was first elected. Meanwhile, hoaxes carried out by leftists and Muslims, whether painting swastikas on college campuses, reporting "Islamophobic" threats, or even burning black churches, have become ubiquitous. They would probably stop if the media would report them more faithfully.
People have become so used to Democrat antics they are numb, while Democrats from Hillary on down blame President Trump for the "atmosphere of incivility." But then we had the Kavanaugh hearings. The outrageous behavior was so over-the-top and obviously engineered by Democratic senators that it energized what had been an exhausted and somewhat dispirited GOP base. So that backfired on them — big time.
Then we got the Central American Caravan, an obviously-staged mass migration instigated by the Honduran Left, and enabled by Soros-funded open borders organizations. This was meant, and still is meant, to be a direct challenge to Trump's authority. The media is pouring barrels of ink on establishing that this was a spontaneous development by "families with children," escaping intolerable situations.
But we know that this is not so. Most are young men of military age, just as has been with the invasion of Europe from the Middle East and Africa by waves of military aged males. The media then finds "man on the street" spokesmen who admit they seek to reach America for jobs — all of whom just coincidentally speak fluent English. But even this is a misdirection.
As President Trump has said and the Department of Homeland Security has confirmed, there are MS-13 gang members as well as Middle Eastern terrorists seeded with them. Honduras arrested close to 100 ISIS-connected terrorists. They were arrested and deported before the caravan began, but does that mean they did not intend to join the caravan? Were all of them caught? To assume so would be the height of irresponsibility. Especially when we know that ISIS has warned it would penetrate the U.S. through refugee resettlement, did so in Europe — two of the Paris attackers came in with the refugee flow — and there has been a large, active Hezbollah presence in South America for years.
The media has also underplayed the size of the caravan, claiming it to be about 7,000 strong. But if you consider that it is one, two or even three miles long, it could be three times that much or more. In any event, this was clearly an effort to create a major issue for the GOP in the lead up to the election, and take attention away from the Kavanaugh issue. Well, it certainly did, but it backfired. We Americans are infuriated by this arrogant, outrageous challenge to our national sovereignty. Who's to blame? The Democrats of course.
So now they've invented an even more outrageous meme: that some angry "conservative" has targeted prominent Democrats and their media allies with bombs. This has had the salutary effect of taking all eyes off the caravan, the Democrat MOB and everything else, while pointing the finger again at those mean old conservatives. And they haven't wasted a minute lunging on the opportunity to blame Trump for the "atmosphere of incivility," claiming his speeches encouraged this behavior.
Well, let's just think about that. These packages were all addressed to some of the most prominent Democrats, all of whom are detested by self-respecting conservatives. You have a serial sexual predator who got away scot free; a president who deliberately provoked unprecedented division in our society and turned the government into a spy operation against political opponents, while pushing an economy-crushing extreme Left agenda for eight years; an attorney general who turned the Department of Justice into a political weapon; a secretary of state who should have been indicted numerous times, but got a pass from the corrupt FBI leadership; a corrupt DNC chairwoman, and someone who, with her rants urging activists to attack republicans everywhere, has earned herself the title "most repulsive figure in politics." Today we can add the idiot, "Groper Joe" Biden, who fondles underage girls and cheated in law school, and Robert De Niro, who has been acting like an unglued antifa asshat.
But as Maxine Waters demonstrates, it is the Democratic Left that uses violence to express their opinions, not Republicans or conservatives. Another tell is the New York Times OpEd by Alexander Soros, George's son. It was published yesterday, the same day devices were found intended for the Clintons and Obama. It is almost like he was ready and waiting with this column. Soros concluded his piece with the following sentiment:
We must find our way to a new political discourse that shuns the demonization of all political opponents. A first step would be to cast our ballots to reject those politicians cynically responsible for undermining the institutions of our democracy. And we must do it now, before it is too late.
We all agree with Soros on this. We only wish Democrats would get that message. But he almost certainly wasn't speaking about those Democrats. Because they are the only ones that demonize, vilify, defame and even advocate physical attacks against their political opponents.So coming from Soros in particular — whose father may well have financed this false flag op — that plea for "civility" rings particularly hollow.
And consider this:
ICYMI: Per DOJ, one week ago today a grand jury indicted a man w/ using the bio weapon ricin & w/ mailing threatening communications to:
— SecDef Mattis
— Admiral Richardson
— FBI Director Wray
— CIA Director Haspel
— Air Force Sec Wilsonhttps://t.co/ciuMxYHnIH
— Jerry Dunleavy (@JerryDunleavy) October 25, 2018
Now here is a clear cut case of actual domestic terrorism. Reaction from the Democrats? Crickets. Where are you Alex Soros?
News reports have focused on these "suspicious" packages and the motive of the sender(s). They are indeed suspicious, but maybe not the way people think. Following are photos of the bomb sent to CNN.
First, none of these bombs went off. It has now been reported that the device sent to CNN was inert, and law enforcement believes all devices were sent by one individual or group. All of the bombs featured this kind of labeling and packaging. Likely we will learn they all were inert. Second, note all the blatant misspellings. Brennan is spelled with one n. Florida is spelled Florids. Schultz is spelled wrong. And Brennan does not work for CNN but for MSNBC.
Also, it does not appear that this package was postmarked, implying that it was not delivered by mail. Did someone carry it in? A CNN employee perhaps? Apparently none of them were postmarked. Finally, it would be obvious to all but the most uninformed (who would likely not have the intellect to build a bomb), that suspicious packages sent to these people would be intercepted well before reaching the intended party, as indeed they were.
Given the simultaneous appearance of these packages across the country, it had to have been a group that decided to pull this stunt, possibly even with instigation by the Party itself. As veteran New York Post journalist Paul Sperry tweeted earlier today:
6 bombs sent to Democrats. 0 go off. All crudely made pipe bombs and conspicuously obvious explosives, and all easily screened and discovered. Stunt seems designed for maximum political/media optics, not maximum damage
— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) October 24, 2018
I put nothing past these sick people. One final bit of evidence. The CNN package apparently had a small ISIS flag parody with Larry the Cable Guy's slogan, "Get 'Er Done." This parody was created by the conservative satire site, World News Bureau. I'm sure that's where it came from.
If investigators discover the source was a leftist, the story will die a sudden death in the media, just as the Las Vegas attack did. If they do manage to pin this latest on some stupid lunatic who happens to have a GOP registration, he will either have been a patsy specifically lured into pulling off this stunt, or someone who was offered a very large amount of money by Soros or some other well-heeled leftist, or both.
One last possibility is in fact the Russians. They did not influence the 2016 election for Trump, but they are always trying to provoke division and chaos. And if forced to choose, Russians would always choose Democrats, their unspoken American allies for decades.
I refuse to believe there is any conservative of sane mind that would do this. Democrats have shown by their repeated actions that sanity is not a strong suit for any of them. And ethics is a word they have never heard of.


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Bucks County Duathlon called off this year but vows to return in 2022
May 20, 2021 Wayne Fish Cycling, Running
The Bucks County Duathlon plans to return in 2022.
Putting on a race only happens when safety conditions are as close to perfect as possible.
Which is why organizers of the Bucks County Duathlon have decided to call off the competition for a second straight year due to the pandemic.
While all signs point to a much healthier environment by Labor Day weekend, officials want to make sure no one is put at risk.
So the BCD will now concentrate on bringing back the event for its 11th running in September, 2022.
As we stated last year, it's a disappointment to say the least.
Most of the proceeds from the race go to assist Missy Flynn, the former world-class triathlete who survived a life-threatening brain aneurysm in 2005.
The BCD and preceding events have raised more than $100,000 for the cause.
Flynn's life partner, Brian Wong, understands why the race had to be canceled. He's hopeful the race can resume next year in a safer environment.
"I'm sorry to hear it's still too soon to hold the duathlon but I thought that might happen,'' Wong said. "The most important thing is that everyone stays safe, and most of all that means all of you since you have to spend so much time dealing with people and moving about to make the race happen.''
On average, more than 100 multi-sport athletes take part each year in the BCD, which features a two-mile run, 10-mile bike and two-mile run (plus a separate 8K Challenge) in and around Washington Crossing Historic Park.
Eric Stern, one of the original BCD committee members who now oversees both the two-mile and 8K run courses, said he knows how much this event means to both Flynn and Wong.
"This has been such an important event within the community that it hurts to see it canceled again,'' Stern said. "I know how important this has been for Missy and Brian and I hope that even with the cancellation people will continue to support the event and support Missy. Looking forward to 2022!''
Ron Jones and David Anderson have tirelessly lent their support, year after year, to the Bucks County Duathlon, making sure runners stay on course as they run along the Delaware Canal towpath.
"I am sorry to hear that the BCD is canceled again, as not only will the bikers and runners be disappointed but funding for Missy may be reduced,'' Jones said. "I am encouraging everyone to support the fund by going to www.buckscountyduathlon.org and donating.''
Added Anderson: "I was sorry to hear of the cancellation. The endurance athletic community has come together annually to help Missy meet the many challenges of her life. Those of us who participate are more than glad to be part of an event that improves the lives of everyone touched by it. We look forward to doing it for sure next year.''
Sharon and Skip Schanbacker are two of Flynn's closest supporters and are encouraged the race will return next year.
"We met Missy in the early 1990s and have always enjoyed her fierce determination to train and compete," Sharon said. "Missy has had a passion for multi-sport. The Bucks County Duathlon has been a way to honor her passion and support ongoing needs. A pandemic may cancel events but does not stop Missy's ongoing care. We are cheering for the return of the race in 2022."
Efforts are being made to continue support for the Newtown couple.
As previously mentioned, those who wish to make a donation can do so by visiting the race website at www.buckscountyduathlon.org and using the app on the opening page.
Or, checks can be made out to "Bucks County Duathlon'' and mailed to Newtown Bike Shop, 32 North State Street, Newtown, Pa. 18940.
Race co-director Harry Betz remains optimistic that things will continue to improve and allow for the BCD to return next year.
"It's a bummer that we had to cancel again,'' he said, "but we'll be back with a vengeance in 2022!''
>Race calendar
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The Ministry of Industry and Trade prepared for the 2012–2020 period a new Export Strategy of the Czech Republic, which determines the strategic framework of pro-export policy and summarises the general vision of pro-export activities of the government and their objectives.
The strategy comprises 12 basic projects and specifies their main objectives and attributes. The individual parts are implemented by means of specific measures, whose intention is restructuring and optimising support provided to the export.
The Export Strategy CR follows from the present condition of the Czech economy, i .e. from the present condition of Czech companies, their specialisations, capital strength, as well as technical and technological level of Czech products and services. Along with that, the situation in European markets is considered, in relation to the development in the main export markets of the Czech Republic , and from the current situation in global financial markets.
Among the key principles of the Export Strategy is defining priority markets for Czech exporters with cooperation with the entrepreneurs. The markets are identified on the base of growth potential, absorption capacity and compatibility in relation to the Czech economy. It is emphasised that the EU member countries have been and will be in the future the most important target destinations for Czech export.
The priority of the project in general is put on maintaining present positions and on further development of the positions, mainly in the segment of small and medium-sized companies. As regards the countries beyond the EU member countries, the Export Strategy is oriented towards 12 priority countries, in terms of collaboration and export: Brazil, China, India, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Russia, Serbia, Turkey, Ukraine, USA and Vietnam.
Furthermore, the Export Strategy comprises a target group of 25 interest countries : Angola, Argentina, Australia, Republic of Azerbaijan, Belorussia, Egypt, Ethiopia, Chile, Ghana, Croatia, Israel, Japan, JAR, Canada, Columbia, Morocco, Moldavia, Nigeria, Norway , Peru, Senegal, Singapore, SAE, Switzerland and Thailand. The list will be regularly adjusted and evaluated against achieved aims, situation in world markets and needs of the entrepreneur segment.
The Export Strategy CR follows-up the Strategy for International Competiveness CR (2012–2020), whose main vision and main objective is that the CR should belong to 20 most competitive countries worldwide before the year 2020.
You can find the unabridged Export Strategy here.


It's hard to start this post, because after months and months of training, it's difficult to grasp that the marathon is now behind me instead of still to come. Certain parts of the race seemed incredibly slow (basically all of miles 20 through 26.2), but now that it is finished, it seems to have happened quickly.
In the week leading up to the event, I had a few days of extreme excitement, followed by a few days of extreme nerves. Oddly, though, on Sunday morning I wasn't feeling much of anything. I have never before lined up for a run without the expected surge of adrenalin, and I'm not entirely sure why it was missing, given this is the biggest race I've been part of.
Whilst I wasn't nervous at the start, I was extremely cold. I'd brought a bin liner to wear and abandon in the start pen, but should really have kept some clothes to throw out as well, as bin liners can only provide so much warmth. It was about 5'C and grey and windy, so my running leggings and vest were not ideal attire. I shivered through the 30 minutes before I started, which I think caused me trouble later on.
When I did cross the start line (some 18 minutes after the official start, thanks to the enormous number of people!) I was able to settle into a steady pace and the first few miles went by smoothly. The London marathon course has three start areas and they converge at mile 3, which is when the crowds also became more noticeable and the atmosphere increasingly impressive.
Some of the early highlights were running around Cutty Sark in Greenwich, where the crowds are incredible and it's early enough to still have a decent amount of energy (6 miles), and crossing Tower Bridge, which one doesn't usually get to run down the centre of, and is in the lead up to half-way.
From around mile 15, my legs started to hurt. This is actually unusual for me - I get tired, and my knees and ankles can complain, but my upper leg muscles don't usually hurt until after I've finished running. I attribute this to my 30 minutes of shivering at the start line, and commencing the run with cold muscles.
I was hoping to see Mr Bite between miles 16 and 18, but unfortunately we never spotted each other in the crowds. There really were a lot of supporters, and all of the positive comments about crowd support are true. The bands along the way were a huge lift as well, and I was grateful to the spectators who had music blasting from personal stereos. It really does make a difference when you're struggling.
At mile 18 I passed the Beat stand, the UK eating disorder charity for whom I raised funds. That a was a mental tick point as I wanted to look strong as I ran past! I suspect that was about where my strength dwindled, as the rest of the race was increasingly hard going. Unlike my horrible training run in March, there was no sudden hitting of 'the wall', but rather an extended period where I felt like I was running on empty. From mile 22 onwards, I was having long arguments with myself about why I should / shouldn't walk. Part of me desperately wanted to stop for a break, but I knew it would be harder to get going again if I did, and I just couldn't bear the idea of walking.
The hardest part was at mile 24 or so, when we briefly went through a tunnel. There were no spectators and no cameras, and lots of runners walked - presumably glad to not be seen doing so! I got through that stretch by telling myself I'd have to run another marathon if I walked some of this one. By this stage of the race I never wanted to run another marathon again, so that did the trick.
The last few miles are where my memory most fades. I was shuffling more than running by that point, feeling nauseous, and fearing the finish line may never appear. I am sorry not to have been able to soak up more of the atmosphere, because the crowds were particularly amazing there, and the cheering was constant. It was also surreal to be running in central London, in the lead up to Westminster and the Mall, but I didn't really have the cognitive capacity to take it in. I've re-lived it second hand through the TV footage instead.
By mile 25 I knew I would make it to the end, and make it without walking or throwing up. The sign for the final 800 metres was the most welcome sight imaginable, although that relief faded when I got to the 600m mark - I was sure I'd run more than 200m and thought I would be at the finish already. When the finish did come, I found a last bit of strength to pick up my pace ever so slightly, and finished feeling teary and with legs that wobbled when I stopped.
The finishers chute is kept separate from spectators, which meant it was a well-organised finish, with it taking just a few minutes to get my medal, finishers pack (including t-shirt) and bag that had been transported from the start. I then had to walk to the 'meet and greet' area to find Mr Bite, which was only about 5 minutes, but felt like an enormously long way. Seeing him was almost as incredible as seeing the finish line. It was also wonderful to sit down, stretch, and put some warm clothes on before I cooled down again.
I had hoped to run in the vicinity of 4 hours 30 minutes, and based on training times thought 4 hours 35 was realistic. In the end, I took much longer - 4 hours 47 minutes - but I also ran a mile further than the 26.2 distance. The exact route is measured precisely and marked with a blue line down the road, but if you don't follow it (and clearly I didn't!) and/or weave around people, it's easy to run a longer route. Thus, my pace was close to my goal, but the extra mile caught me by surprise.
Given the intensity of the last few miles, I am delighted just to have finished, and threw my time goal aside somewhere around mile 22. Nonetheless, I was glad to see I finished about average for my age category. Up until mile 20, I also ran a fairly steady pace, which I'm pleased about.
Balancing moderate mileage with solid long runs in training. I trained to finish, rather than to be speedy. As such, my weekly mileage was at the low end of marathon standards (my highest week was 35 miles and most were 25-30). At the same time, I didn't skimp on the long runs and did two 20 mile runs and one 23 mile run ahead of the day. Mentally, having covered 23 miles really helped me. Physically, not running more frequently helped (I believe) with injury prevention and my general energy levels.
Even pacing. My pace for the marathon was inevitably slower than my pace for half marathons or shorter runs. I managed to not go out too fast, and I think that helped keep my running steadily up until mile 20.
Stretching and utilising warm baths post-race. My muscles are definitely sore, and standing up sometimes presents a challenge. However, I can walk and even navigate stairs (downwards slopes are a problem though!). Stretching and baths have felt great the last two days.
Keep warm before the event. I would take clothes to abandon at the start line, and run with gloves I could throw aside once I warmed up (I am prone to cold hands at the best of times).
Try to follow the blue line more closely. As a non-elite runner you will never run 26.2 miles exactly, but I suspect I could have minimised my extra distance if I'd been more aware of where the official course was marked.
Be fit enough to stay strong through the final miles and soak up the atmosphere. I'm not sure anyone feels great at the end of 26.2 miles. However, I can imagine more speed training or just the experience of a marathon behind me might allow me to be more lucid over the final miles that I passed in a daze. I would have liked to take them in more fully.
Will there be a next time? When I finished, I thought "never again". That same night, I reflected on how next time I could improve on my time and learn from this first event. As I type, I am planning to enter the ballot for next year's London marathon, just to see if I get a place. So, who knows! It is a long way to run, but there is something magical and momentous about achieving it.
Thanks to all of you who supported me with kind words and/or donations ahead of this run. I am very grateful!
oh well done!!!!! I was waiting quite impatiently for you to write about it. What a magnificent effort and I love the sound of the crowd support and bands! Heh, I like how people walked in the tunnel too :D Congratulations!!!
What a marvellous achievement. Congratulations Kari! I love the idea of crowd supplied music. How wonderful you must have felt at the finish!
Awesome job, Kari, congrats! It sounds like a wonderful atmosphere indeed. I know exaaactly what you mean about thinking "never again" in the aftermath of the race, but then having the wheels start to turn and going to sign up for more races.
Great to hear how you went. What an amazing achievement! Sounds like a really great course to run past all those landmarks. Even if you couldn't appreciate them as much as you might have, I hope it still gives you satisfaction and pride to have run that route - and of course to have run such a distance. Hope you are able to take it easy as your body gets over it and enjoy planning the next marathon!
Congrats on your marathon finish! Getting to the finish line when you've had to run through some rough spots feels great, but takes determination - I know because I experienced the same thing on Saturday!
AMAZING!!!! I can tell you from four times experience that you NEVER feel good from miles 20-26.2, no matter how much training you do. So don't even sweat it. But you persevered and ROCKED it!
Congratulations Kari!! I was watching on Sunday and thinking of you :) Just finishing is an achievement, let alone in that brilliant time and without walking at all! Fantastic to raise all that money for Beat too.
I've gotten back into running lately and watching the marathon and hearing everyone's (mostly) positive experiences is definitely inspiring.
4 hours of running, congratulations, Kari! You did a great job. And still was able to take some photos to share, so thank you!!
Congratulations Kari!!!! I would have started walking at about the 4km mark, so ths is an amazing achievement. Well done.


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Gallery of Elizabeth I Portraits
by Mark Cartwright
Elizabeth I of England (r. 1558-1603) carefully controlled her image, whether it be through costume, processions, literature, coinage, or the annual festivities organised to celebrate her succession. In an age where few would ever see their monarch in person, portraits were an especially powerful form of communication and one which the Virgin Queen used to full effect, packing them with symbolism and ensuring the legend she had created in her own lifetime would endure for centuries thereafter.
Here we present some of the most famous of the Elizabeth portraits, often commissioned from the most celebrated artists of the day. We also examine the hidden meaning of the clothes, jewellery, and objects that combined to present the queen as a semi-divine figure who ruled her kingdom only for the good of its people. The portraits are presented in this gallery in chronological sequence, even if the aging of the subject is only very subtle across her 44-year reign.
Elizabeth I Pelican Portrait
by Nicholas Hilliard
The c. 1574 CE 'Pelican Portrait' by Nicholas Hilliard of Elizabeth I of England (r. 1558-1603 CE). The portrait takes its name from the brooch the queen is wearing over her dress studded with pearls and square-cut jewels. The pelican was a symbol of charity and redemption since, when necessity required, the mother bird pierces her own chest so that her young may feed on her blood. The queen is, therefore, demonstrating her sacrifice in ruling, unmarried, uniquely for the good of her people. The Tudor Rose, symbol of Elizabeth's family dynasty, can be seen on the left, and on the right is the fleur-de-lis, representing England's ongoing claim to the French throne. Above both symbols is an arched imperial crown.
Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, England.
Images in this Gallery
Based on Wikipedia content that has been reviewed, edited, and republished. Original image by Nicholas Hilliard. Uploaded by Mark Cartwright, published on 22 May 2020. The copyright holder has published this content under the following license: Public Domain. This item is in the public domain, and can be used, copied, and modified without any restrictions. Please note that content linked from this page may have different licensing terms.


Results from cooperation between the insurance business and the Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate on a flood damage survey after a major flood in Norway 2013 is presented, as well as results from similar cooperation after a flood in 1995. Benefits for flood risk management of including flood parameters in future damage surveys are presented.
damage survey, flood, natural hazard, insurance, risk management.


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Probably the most famous comment about George Eliot and religion was made by her contemporary W. H. Mallock, who called her "the first great godless writer of fiction." While it's true that Eliot did not believe in a supernatural deity and for most of her life was also not a practising Christian, her views on religion were more complex and nuanced than this blunt statement suggests.
A key text of the Higher Criticism was Ludwig Feuerbach's Das Wesen das Christenthums, or The Essence of Christianity (Eliot's translation, first published in 1854, is the only of her books to bear the name "Marian Evans" on the title page). Feuerbach's fundamental insight, one that resonates through all of Eliot's fiction, is that religion must be understood as a human, rather than divine, phenomenon — as natural, rather than supernatural. Thus "God" is not an omniscient being but a projection of idealized human qualities, and good and evil in the world are the results of human actions and choices. The moral implications are significant: absent an omnipotent deity, we alone bear all moral responsibility, an idea brought home in all of her novels.


Remarks: Views, peaceful area, and space to stretch your legs on almost 12 acres. This home was built by the owner's family member who is a professional builder and extra care was taken during the construction. Including extra R ratings for the insulation, a home security system and surround sound, double shower heads in the master bath and jetted tub. Custom kitchen adjacent to great room and split floor plan. There is a 3 car attached garage with one 14 x 8 access door and in addition we have a 800 SF mother-in-law accessory unit, a 40 x 30 steel barn with tack room, hay storage, car parking, & RV storage with 14 x 12 door plus the connected 26 x 30 covered storage area. One will also find a root cellar and 2 well-built storage sheds.
Remarks: Beautiful and grand stucco rancher with an expansive walk out basement. Split bedroom design on the main level with a spacious master suite and 5-piece bath. Lower level has 2nd living area complete with wet bar, 4th bedroom, and full bath. Cathedral ceilings, granite counters, and hardwood floors are only a few of the must see features of this property. Top notch outdoor space with flagstone fire pit area, raised garden beds, shed, and upper and lower covered patios. Nearby access to paved walking path, mountain biking and hiking trails, and east Monument entrance. Spectacular views of the Monument in a fantastic neighborhood. Schedule your private showing today!
Remarks: RARE FIND! Take a closer look at this massive Ranch style home with a full walkout basement on an acre right off 1st Street! This home boasts TWO Masters plus an attached secondary dwelling unit complete with a kitchen, bedroom, living room, laundry room and private entrance. The remodeled basement offers a large family room and yet another separate entrance with a large mudroom. In the back yard, enjoy a private setting overlooking the large lot with mature landscaping, a large storage shed and an RV shelter. The property comes with irrigation water and you can choose to water and irrigate the entire lot or simply use the smaller yard directly off the back patio. The location is hard to beat and is close to shopping, restaurants, Colorado Mesa University or nearby hospitals. YouTube the address for a video tour or check with your agent for a 3D Matterport Virtual Tour.
Remarks: Beautiful Home Located on cul-de-sac in Premier Redlands Location. Featured in 2015 Parade of Homes so too many upgrades & features to list. Light & Bright open floor plan w/ lots of big windows to bring the outside in! Nearly 3100 sq ft, with 4 bedrooms (master on main) 3 baths & 3 car garage. Upgraded kitchen appliances, LARGE pantry and kitchen island. Spacious master suite w/ bath that features walk in shower & his/her closets. Coffered ceilings, 2 sided gas fireplace, French doors to large covered patio off of the eating area with a separate patio for the master suite. Plenty of storage and closets. Lots of upgrades & high end finishes!
Remarks: Amazing opportunity to own one of the best built commercial buildings in Montrose, CO. This 4,914 square foot 12 Concrete Block building is well designed and sits on the busy corner of E. Main St. and S. Hillcrest Dr. Great highway visibility, quality construction, plenty of parking (with possible room for more). 840 square feet office/retail/bathroom space and 4074 square feet in shop/warehouse. 17 ft ceilings, 8 overhead doors (7- 10' and 1-12'), 35'x15'x15' rack system, 2 bathrooms, 3 Phase power, fire suppression system, with ADA compliant ramp and bathroom. Zoned B-2! Roof re-coated in 2015. Currently a well known and branded auto repair shop. Sold with all trade fixtures, inventory, business name, phone number, and client list. Could also be converted into a strip mall, restaurant, auto body shop, etc...! Call listing agent for list of zoning uses.
Remarks: Perfectly manicured, cozy outdoor spaces, trees in bloom, terraced backyard for complete privacy & built-in gas grill. Inside is full of lovely, thoughtful touches. A soaring ceiling & huge windows allow that sunshine to come in. Real oak flooring, sitting room in the front, with nice living room, gas fireplace, formal dining. Custom kitchen was designed with high end quality in mind. Cherry wood cabinets, granite counters, stainless tile backsplash, sub-zero refrigerator, gas cooking, corner windows & an eat-in space. Lots of built-in bookshelves with granite tops, little built-in desks & nooks. Upstairs is the master with...TWO master bathrooms. Another full bath in the hallway for guest bedrooms, 2 offices, one up & one down, could be used for a TV room or toy room or another bedroom. 3 car garage with built-in cabinets, workbench space. Newer roof with 40-year architectural shingles.
Remarks: BEST VIEWS in the Valley! City location with privacy & a country feel! Perfect entertaining home from pool parties to fireworks at Suplizio Field! Attention to detail & pride of ownership radiate throughout this fully remodeled home. List of upgrades (2014-19) include complete kitchen/master remodel, new central a/c, new flooring/case & base, new electric pool cover/hot tub (included with sale), new roof/boiler/sewer line, new driveway/walkway, new windows in the great room & bedrooms, new fence along southern edge of yard, 1,800 SF back deck refurbished & professional landscaping including room for a garden with an automatic drip system throughout. AND THE VIEWS!!! 300 degree views from the Monument to Mt. Garfield (including the Mesa). Best sunrise & sunset views in town!
Remarks: Great location just North of Home Depot and inbetween Canyon View MArket Place and Spin City. See Associated Docs for plat. Seller will build to suit, owner carry, or trade. Perfect location for small strip center or stand alone building with lots for parking. See owner's concept plan in Associated Docs for 3 separate buildings with approximately 33,834 sqft total. There is potential to split the property one more time. Priced at $4.80 per sqft.
Remarks: Great development potential on this parcel located north of Grand Junction, near Community Hospital in an area of new development and growth. Close to Canyon View Park with easy access to I-70 and Highway 6 & 50, this property is just off of the busy 24 Road corridor, north of G Road. Current owner has upgraded drainage.


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EA Sports NCAA Football '12 Out On July 12th...How Is State Rated This Year?
By C.G. Mosley Jul 8, 2011, 7:28am EDT
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EA Sports NCAA 2012 will be released this Tuesday and if you've played any of the previous editions of the game you are well aware of how frustrating it has been to be a Bulldog fan.
Sure, the NCAA 2011 version of the Bulldogs were somewhat better than in years past, but it does little to ease the pain felt over the past ten years. Year after agonizing year, the Bully's have been portrayed as a team that plays more like a high school team...and not even a good high school team. I've been playing the game for years and it shames me to say that when a friend challenges me to a game, I usually pick another team instead of my beloved Bulldogs. I make that painful choice because I know if I pick MSU I will not have a snowball's chance in hell of winning the game.
Having said all that, it's obviously been the product on the real field over these past ten years that has resulted in the Bulldog's horrid portrayal in the game. So how are things going to be in 2012? After the great season a year ago, there's no doubt this year's team will be better. Just don't expect it to be A LOT better.
I came across a list of all the NCAA '12 team ratings. I listed all of the SEC teams and their ratings to see where MSU stacks up:
RANK TEAM RATING OFFENSE DEFENSE SP. TEAMS PRESTIGE
2 Alabama A+ A A+ B- 6
4 LSU A B+ A- B- 6
12 Auburn B+ A- B+ B- 6
13 South Carolina A A B+ B 4
18 Arkansas A- A B+ B 4
19 Mississippi State B+ B+ B+ B- 3
20 Florida B+ B+ B+ B 6
27 Georgia B+ A- B A+ 5
41 Tennessee B+ B B B+ 4
59 Kentucky B B B B+ 3
60 Ole Miss B+ B+ B B 3
85 Vanderbilt B- B- C+ C+ 2
I will take a B+. In fact, I don't think I can complain about any of State's grades.
If you just can't wait until Tuesday to try the game, you'll be happy to know the demo is available on XBOX Live and PS3. Aside from some new animations, and the glitz and glamour of ESPN, there is little noticeable difference between this year's game and the '11 version.


Technaureus, the complete odoo solution providers successfully completed functional and technical training for Onestep Solutions (Pvt) Ltd. The client is Official Odoo Ready Partner in Sri Lanka.
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It was an average Tuesday for N. C. Ellison, Neach, closing down the bar, but then came the attacks that changed everything. A simple mugging started it, but multiple attacks from different sources confirmed it. Neach has some atypical abilities. Join Neach during the first steps into his new world as he is forced to stay on the run from the authorities and a number of other unknown hunters while trying to understand what he has become. He will meet many others on this path, others who will help him, others who will hinder him, and others who claim to know him from some other life. But who will he trust, and how will his decisions ultimately influence the force that he can become. While learning about the height of his new skills, he must also face the horrible price that comes with such power. What path will he choose? Honor? Indifference? Immortality? That is a choice that Neach will have to make on his own.
Timothy's story is too long to tell and not very interesting, so lets fast forward to his involvement in this book. It started with a severe traumatic brain injury (I do not advise cleaning your own gutters even on a one story house) Fortunately, he lives in Atlanta just a short ambulance ride away from one of the best brain doctors in the country and near Sheppard Center, one of the best facilities in the world to treat brain injuries. After a week in an induced coma, multiple weeks at the Sheppard Center, and another few months on outpatient therapy, Timothy went to DragonCon, brain still seriously on the mend. While there Mark Sheppard, (Firefly, Doctor Who, Battlestar Galactica, et al) no relation to the Sheppard Center, spoke alone on a panel. While discussing Joss Whedon and the Whedonverse, Mark made the comment '"If you have something to say, a story or a script, just write it down. It'll never happen if you don't write it down." Timothy then decided to write a book. Fast forward to New Mexico September 2010. While keeping a running journal of his crazy, figuring out his brain again journal, Timothy put some strange ideas into nature, people, life, and everything. This journal eventually morphed into a blueprint for the Fires of Pi series. Over three years of writing and working in the real world, book one was finally completed.
Timothy is typing this personal Bio (in the third person, come on, brain injury) again in New Mexico at Ojo Caliente. Timothy was able to accomplish this feat with the support of his family, his EAV neighborhood, and his friends both far and near.
Really enjoyed this story. Great character development, great ending (which could have gone the predictable route but didn't). You feel like you're struggling right along with Neach trying to make sense of this new world around him, who is playing whom, what to do next. Can't wait for part two!
It was an average day in the life bartender Ellison, but if you ask him, he'd prefer to be called Neach. Upon leaving, Neach is attacked my wallet thief on the streets and after being beaten to a pulp, Neach awakens. One might even say, he has a new SPARK in life or a new BURNING passion. Through use of his new abilities he meets and must trust a new group of friends who confuse him completely, but he must stick with them and stay on the run. But from what? Who has he awoken to be? What will this new power do to him? All of those question will be answered if you read this book. This was a wonderfully enjoyable read and if you are a fan of sci-fi or fantasy then you are in for a treat. The book is a wonderful look at life, from the human psyche to the first law of conservation of matter and it goes much further than that. Stedman is a master of words in his novel Dusk: Lessons by the Fireside. Pick up your copy today!!!


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Free Festivals ongoing several times per year at The Ganesha Gardens in Delray Beach FL. Free Yoga, Mediation, and Music for All.
Thanks to everyone who supported our FREE Festivals at The Ganesha Garden in Delray Beach FL in 2010 and 2011.
Paul Toliuszis of Green Monkey in Miami, Moses Love and Zeina Smidi of I Love Yoga in Hollywood, Joy Kochmer of Om Joyful Yoga in Cooper City, Karen Burnett of Gold's Gym in Palm Beach Gardens, Keith Fox of YogaFox Studios in Delray Beach, and Michael Sivanataranja of Flying Thai Yoga in Delray Beach.
Acharya Prem Shakti and Michael Goodman of Prem Yoga in West Palm Beach, Jaime Triana of HereiiHere of Miami, Val Slidiker and Eric Dez of Expand the Love in Ft. Lauderdale, Loren Russo of Bhakti House in Miami, and Felicia Rose of Lake Worth.


This time we will meet in Yarmouth at the Spear Farm estuary preserve. In a short distance it has a great variety of environments, from estuaries and a fresh water pond to hemlock woods. This time of year ponds and estuaries are just coming to life so we should see some interesting things. Wear boots to walk on the estuary and bring binoculars as it should be a good migratory bird stop.
We will meet at the parking lot. Please see link below with directions.
Weekly on Thursdays. 6-weeks/session for children ages 2-5.
Young children and their grown-ups are invited to spend an hour exploring nature together through stories, songs, art, and play. Each week will include both indoor activities and outdoor adventures designed to foster a connection to nature, encourage stewardship, and provide an introduction to group learning settings.
Advanced registration is encouraged! Drop-ins are welcome if space is available.
Learn about the wonders of the American Woodcock in a presentation revealing secrets of our weirdest shorebird. After the program we will check out the fields around Fields Pond to experience one of spring's delights— the dazzling displays of courting woodcocks! Hear the "peents" and twittering of the wings while watching the amazing spiral sky dance. Dress warm and bring binoculars.
Maine Spring LIVE: Wildlife, Science & YOU!
Join us on April 27 for a very special event!
Be a part of this exciting event! Admission is free, but parking is limited.
Spring Nature Journaling ~ Birds!
In this workshop we'll use our nature journals to learn more about the birds that populate our fields and forests. Maine Master Naturalist, Andrea Lani, will lead participants through a variety of nature journaling techniques—from field sketching to detailed drawings, note-taking to poetry-writing—that will help you become acquainted with our feathered friends. The workshop is suitable for both beginners and experienced journal keepers. We'll start with an introduction to nature journaling during which participants will learn a variety of drawing techniques designed to help even the most reluctant artist overcome their fears. From there we'll explore a different aspect of the natural world using a variety of journaling techniques specific to bird-watching.
NOTE: We will spend time both outdoors and inside, so please dress accordingly. Bring a blank book, notebook, or journal and your preferred writing and drawing tools (a # 2 pencil is sufficient, but a drawing pen and colored pencils are welcome, if desired), and something to sit on outdoors (lightweight camp chair, sit mat, extra jacket, etc.). If you have binoculars and/or a field guide to birds, please bring them as well.
Spring will be here before we know it and it will be time to clean up the marsh, beaches, Nature Center, and grounds for the new season. Join Maine Audubon, Friends of Scarborough Marsh, Maine Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, and the Scarborough community for a work day, and help make our corner of the earth a better place. Groups are welcome!
This year we are partnering with Project G.R.A.C.E. to collect food. Bring some nonperishable food or a store gift card to the clean-up and help the human neighbors of the marsh.
This event is Free! Registration is helpful for planning for food and supplies, but you are welcome to drop in.
If you have any questions you can contact Linda at smac@maineaudubon.org or call 781-2330 ext 213.
Hosted by Augusta Bird Club.
Free but space is limited. Please register.
Beginning in 2018, the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (DIFW) is launching the "Maine Bird Atlas" - a new statewide project to document the birds that call Maine home. This in-depth training will be focused on how to document birds during the upcoming breeding season. It will involve an overview of the project, including background and objectives, explain various ways to participate, and take hands-on look at how to use eBird (the database for collecting Maine Bird Atlas sightings).
We will spend time indoors reviewing materials and procedures, then finish with a short walk outside to practice atlasing. We suggest dressing in layers as the temperature will vary throughout the day. Boots or waterproof footwear is recommended while we are outside. Snacks and drinks will be provided but please bring any additional food items you'll want.
As spring migration ramps up, the color gems of the North American forests return to breed. Among the most beautiful and captivating are the warblers. This evening program by Maine Audubon's Staff Naturalist, Doug Hitchcox, will give tips on how to identify these brightly colored but sometimes difficult to see, fast moving song birds. Beyond identification, we'll also learn some warbler songs and natural history.


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The ignore option contains an array of error levels that should be ignored by Laravel. By "ignored", we mean that we won't stop execution of the script on these errors. However, they will be logged when logging is enabled.
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I wish my dad were here, he would laugh his head off at the sight of them cutting grass with scissors.
Why would he laugh you may ask...well when I was about 13 I had a serious attitude problem. I was out of the stage of spankings so my dad was a pro at "creative punshiments!"
I was on my way to go somewhere and he wouldn't let me leave until my room was clean. I was furious! There was no way I could have it cleaned in time to go. So I went to my room and under my breath I called him a stupid idiot.
Well unfortunately my mom heard me. She made me go in there and tell him what I said. I thought he was going to yell at me. But he didn't. He calmly told me to go get some scissors. I looked at him like he was crazy but I did it anyway. He then told me he was going to show me a real stupid idiot. He told me to go outside and cut the entire fence line (2 acres) of grass with the scissors.
Because that's what stupid idiots do and every time someone drives by they'll say look at that stupid idiot cutting grass with scissors!
I've told that story a lot throughout the years. Even more since my dad passed away. It was even told from the pulpit at his funeral. My dad was so good at teaching me lessons that would always stick with me. I think I turned out a lot like my dad and that is something I am very proud of. I miss him so much and wish more than anything he could meet Ryleigh and Tanner and see how beautiful they are. How smart and funny they are. How much the two of them look and act like him even though they've never met him.
Them cutting grass with scissors had nothing to do with a punishment. They just wanted to cut grass with scissors for fun! I wonder how my dad would feel about that!?


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Study analyzes U.S., European free speech traditions, suggests inevitable clashes
by Mike Krings, University of Kansas
Credit: WikiCommons
Americans take great pride in the tradition of free speech. Enshrined in the Constitution, the tradition is quite different than those of Europe and other parts of the world, which not only provide different histories but the possibility for clashes on what is and is not permissible speech. Such disagreements are especially likely when the largest arbiters of speech today, social media platforms, are almost exclusively controlled by American companies following their own legal traditions, a University of Kansas scholar argues in a new publication.
Harrison Rosenthal, doctoral candidate in law and journalism, analyzed two concepts of free speech from ancient Greek traditions and how Europeans adopted one while Americans adopted another. He wrote how those traditions evolved to the point today where American companies are imposing those traditions throughout the world and the conflicts that result for his study, published in the International Journal for the Semiotics of Law.
Rosenthal examined the traditions of parrhesia and isegoria. Parrhesia is the philosophy that individuals have license to say what they please, often through provocative or unpopular discourse, without fear of retribution from the state, he wrote. That tradition from which American practices descend differs from isegoria, or the right to voice one's opinion, more common in European and other traditions. The American tradition is often held up as being for the good of society as a collective, or a state composed of empowered citizens, whereas isegoria was aimed at being for the good of each individual. In ancient Greece, isegoria was granted to male citizens when reaching adulthood and after passing a character and fitness test to speak freely, including criticizing leaders, according to Rosenthal.
"When we talk about First Amendment issues, free speech and protecting speech, I think this is a great way to frame it, by looking at how the world's first great democracy viewed free speech," Rosenthal said. "We don't have that type of character and fitness exam. I argue, because of that, anyone can say what they please. We're not insulating people or licensing them to speak. In some ways that's good. In other ways it's not."
In the study, Rosenthal noted how those traditions have evolved in both European and American societies. In Europe, citizens are now allowed to speak freely, but certain types of speech are not allowed. The most prominent example is Holocaust denial, which is banned and punishable in Germany and France. America's free speech tradition was born from colonialism, in which England sought to limit speech critical of the Crown, which eventually manifested in the attitude of even unpopular speech being allowed without government reprisal, Rosenthal wrote.
"Our free speech permissiveness was born of colonial suppression. Because of that, we've enshrined it in our Constitution and in our jurisprudence," Rosenthal said. "The Supreme Court has regularly extended protections of free speech to a point, that I argue, goes too far."
He points out that one of the Supreme Court's most ardent defenders of free speech protections, Hugo Black, was a former member of the Ku Klux Klan. Naturally, a person with such views would fight for robust protections of all manner of speech, Rosenthal said. Such extensions of protected speech can result in an intolerant minority pushing out a tolerant majority in society, he wrote.
The differing traditions have led to today, where those largely controlling who can speak and how they can do so are social media companies and giant technology corporations. The most prominent of those are not only American, they are concentrated in Silicon Valley, one small section not representative of the rest of the nation and not always knowledgeable of other cultural and legal traditions, Rosenthal said. Because of that, the current era would be a good time to re-examine American free speech traditions. Rosenthal argued they should be examined not necessarily because they merit criticism—they in fact have contributed a great deal to the freedom of the press, religion and democracy around the world—but to prevent conflict.
There is currently debate raging in the United States about protections for social media companies. Elected officials from across the political spectrum have offered criticism of social media giants and their legal protections. Facebook, as one example, has had conflicts with what content it allows on its platforms in the United States versus other countries, including whether photos of breastfeeding mothers would be allowed, or if the iconic "napalm girl" photo from the Vietnam War should be allowed under the company's child nudity policies. Rosenthal concluded that differing traditions in the United States and other parts of the world have led to a point where powerful American corporations are attempting to export their cultural and legal philosophies around the world, which should call for a re-examination of those traditions and prepare society for disagreements between the traditions.
"If we don't understand the differences in these approaches to free speech and try to export our philosophies to other countries that don't share our sociohistory, there are inevitably going to be clashes," Rosenthal said. "I think we're going to see a perennial struggle. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and the like are corporate persons that want to maintain their cultural control. But, since they are based in the U.S., they're not always going to understand what is permissible and what is not in other parts of the world."
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More information: Harrison Michael Rosenthal. Speech Imperialization? Situating American Parrhesia in an Isegoria World, International Journal for the Semiotics of Law - Revue internationale de Sémiotique juridique (2020). DOI: 10.1007/s11196-020-09801-x
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Vivian Meridian (Japanese: ビビアン Vivian) is a recurring character who appeared in the Pokémon anime. She is the master of ceremonies of Hoenn Pokémon Contests and the older sister of Lilian Meridian. She first appeared in Win, Lose or Drew!.
Vivian debuted in Win, Lose or Drew!, where she hosted the Slateport City Pokémon Contest. During the Appeals Round, she helped May get back up on her feet after she fell down while trying to send out her Beautifly.
In Come What May!, after Raoul Contesta disqualified Jessie of the Fallarbor Contest for cheating, Vivian apologized to the audience for the inconvenience.
In Cruisin' for a Losin', Vivian hosted the R1 Rubello Contest, which only accepted entrants who had previously earned at least one Ribbon. Upon noticing that Savannah was nervous, Vivian encouraged her by giving her a push. In the second round, Vivian showed concern for May's Bulbasaur, who had a case of stage fright.
She was seen in a flashback in The Saffron Con, when Ash and his friends went to talk to her sister Lilian at the Saffron City Contest Hall.
During the Kanto Grand Festival, which took place from May, We Harley Drew'd Ya! to Channeling the Battle Zone! and was held at Indigo Plateau, Vivian joined Raoul Contesta, Mr. Sukizo, and Nurse Joy in the panel of judges. After the Contest Battle between May and Drew in the quarter-finals, she mentioned that she had been watching both of them since their days in Hoenn and that she was very impressed by their techniques.
Vivian is the older sister of Lilian, the master of ceremonies of Kanto Pokémon Contests. Although the two look very similar and share the same occupation, they are drastically different in terms of personality. While Lilian has a bubbly and cheerful personality, Vivian is classy and graceful. According to Lilian, even if they dress so differently from each other, they are still mistaken for one another.
Vivian has high enthusiasm for her job as an announcer. She is in charge of hosting all the Hoenn Pokémon Contests sanctioned by the Pokémon Activities Committee and the Hoenn Grand Festival as well. For this reason, she has appeared in a number of episodes with Contests during the Advanced Generation series. She conducts every competition in a formal and punctilious way, much like the host of an award ceremony.
In The Rise of Darkrai, Marian can be seen hosting the Alamos Town Pokémon Contest. However, she has a mole on the left side of her face (which she normally does not have), making her look exactly like Vivian.
English, Italian, German Vivian Meridian From her Japanese name.
French Viviane From her Japanese name.
Korean 비비안 Vivian From her Japanese name.
Chinese (Mandarin) 薇薇安 Wéiwéiān Transliteration of her Japanese name.


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Twenty Years of Keeping Your Car Going Strong
April 24, 2017 /in Uncategorised /by precision
20 Years of Keeping Your Car Going Strong
April marks 20 years since Scott Waddle started Precision Auto Service to offer a customer-oriented auto care option to Langley. This community-focused business grew out of Scott's life-long passion for cars and still maintains his philosophy of "we worry about your car so you don't have to."
In 1997, Scott opened the business, with the part-time help of a technician friend Louie Tolnay, but within just nine months he moved that technician Louie to full-time, and the business grew from there. Scott's vision has always been to provide Langley with quality car-servicing, honestly, and with integrity. The results show. Customers know they can trust Scott and his team and after 20 years in business, there are even second-generation customers putting their cars into the hands of Precision. Customers have come to know they can trust Precision to deliver the best, most cost-effective service possible with factory diagnostic equipment, a computerized repair and service information system and technicians who stay fully-qualified.
A lot has happened within this tight-knit team over the past two decades. Scott met and married his wife Jackie, who works in the business as well, and they had two children (their son Michael and daughter Megan). Scott hired technician Luke who has been with the business for 17 years (having joined Scott when he was just 18) and he too has married and had two kids during the time Precision has been around. Carl, another long-time employee of 11 years, got married and just welcomed their first born (a baby girl) a few days ago. Service Advisor, Lawrence, is the front guy everyone knows and loves. He will be celebrating 12 years with the Precision family this year. Scott and Jackie have also had the pleasure of adding Norm, Cody and Brian to the team over the last few years.
Stories like these are the standard at Precision where employees of over a decade in tenure are common even though it's unusual in the industry.
Special touches are important to this automotive family making it a strong member of the community. As a locally-owned, independent repair and service facility, they provide safe, reliable transportation to Langley, Aldergrove, Surrey and Abbotsford residents – and the team lives in the same communities as their customers.
Scott and Jackie want to keep doing business in the community they live in, so to make things even more permanent, they recently purchased a piece of land a few blocks up the road to build their new location which will feature more service bays. Perhaps that tie to the community is why they've always supported local organizations like the Township's adopt a street program, Kimz Angels, Think Generously Society, local schools and sports teams, Langley Memorial Hospital Foundation and Langley Hospice, just to name a few. Scott is also a director of the Langley Chamber of Commerce, Vice-Chair of the Automotive Retailers Association and strives to continually improve the business and stay on top of advancements both in the business community as well as in the automotive world.
Ultimately, it's about family and taking care of others close to home. In fact, 13-year-old Michael may just take a look at your car the next time it's in – he's become very interested in the business.
Stay on top of what Precision has planned to celebrate their milestone by checking out their blog at www.Precisionautoservice.com/blog
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Do you know how to install your spare tire? LET'S GET READY FOR SUMMER DRIVING


We wanted to take a moment to introduce to you our team of recruiters!
The diverse pool of talent that TriMech Staffing brings to the table is capable of connecting the right candidates with the right clients every time. Our team has a combined 59 years of well-rounded technical recruiting and talent development experience in the engineering staffing industry. Regardless of whether you're in the private sector or government sector, our recruiters will align potential employees with the best skill sets to meet your needs.
We've included their bios below, and we think you'll be as impressed with them as we are!
Bill Ripol has been with TriMech for 16 years, the last 6 working with TriMech Staffing. He is responsible for the overall business strategy, sales, and operations for the organization. Having worked within all TriMech's business units, Bill has a unique and valuable perspective about the interconnectedness of the technology and staffing divisions. He gains the greatest satisfaction from his position when he hears from clients that TriMech has greatly facilitated the attainment of their business goals and objectives. Within TriMech, he most enjoys seeing his colleagues grow, develop, and have great success in whatever capacities they serve. Bill's time away from work is spent in constant motion with his family, running from one activity to the next, especially on the water in the Northern Neck of Virginia.
Mike Ayres has 16 years' experience with TriMech Staffing providing technical staffing, engineering consulting and DoD Program Support. His primary focus for the last 5 years has been to grow our Department of Defense programs, which are tasked with supporting the various branches of the US military within engineering, integration and design sectors. His first 11 years were focused on taking TriMech Staffing from a start-up to highly competitive engineering staffing firm in the Mid-Atlantic. When not at work, his time is spent with his family doing high school sporting events and making trips to wakeboard and tube at the lake on weekends.
Joe has 18 years of account management experience in the engineering staffing industry with an additional 4.5 years of experience in corporate recruiting and training. His extensive background also includes mechanical and electrical engineering recruitment as well as design placement, sales recruiting, and the management of small development projects.
His experience has allowed him to develop his expertise in establishing and cultivating new territories for engineering placement services, and facilitating the training and mentoring of recruiters and sales managers. Joe also prides himself on his proficiency in project management, the ability to develop and implement sales strategies for growing new and existing offices as well as technical recruiting and contract negotiations.
Drema brings 17 years of recruiting experience with a concentration in engineering-related positions to include mechanical, electrical, manufacturing, and CAD drafting/designing positions. Additionally, she recruits on support positions to include technical writing, production, and technical documentation in both the commercial and DoD markets. Having been on the TriMech team for 10 years, Drema takes pride in taking the time to understand what her candidates are seeking in their career and playing a pivotal role to insure they are poised for success. Drema's tenure at TriMech has allowed her to develop and maintain long term professional relationships with her candidates for contract, contract-to-hire, and direct placement opportunities.
As a seasoned recruiting professional, Kristin Holloway has obtained 14 years of combined staffing industry and human resources experience. A graduate of Framingham State University in Massachusetts, she holds a BA in Organizational Psychology and an English minor. Having worked in both Operations and Management within the staffing industry, her areas of recruitment expertise have focused on administrative, light industrial, manufacturing, and technical positions and spanned across contract, contract-to-hire, and direct placement opportunities. Enjoying all aspects of the staffing industry, her strength lies in creating positive relationships with candidates and clients alike, and she values the trust and candor that comes along with creating successful placement scenarios. Outside of her professional responsibilities, Kristin enjoys reading, traveling, spending time with her husband, and being a mother to three boys.
John has been committed to working for TriMech Staffing for the last 6 years. He strives to ensure that he provides world-class service and results to his clients. His drive for success has enabled him to exceed the expectations of both commercial and government clients. Conversing and meeting with prospects and clients provides John with not only the opportunity to provide best in class results, it is also the greatest source of enjoyment in his career as an Account Manager. John is a graduate of the University of Missouri – St. Louis, and never backs down from any rib cook-off challenge.
Sonja has been with TriMech since 2011 as a Senior Technical Recruiter; successfully identifying and placing technical resources for our clients. She recently transitioned into a Territory Sales Manager role; offering personalized, consultative one-on-one staffing expertise for our end-clients in the engineering field – primarily related to mechanical, electrical, and manufacturing industries. She takes the time to understand her clients' needs and makes it a priority to find the right fit for both client and candidate, and that's where candor and respect play an important part in the process. So just as you will experience a respectfully candid, up-front approach from her; she also welcomes and expects the same from you. Her work is extremely rewarding to her, so if you're looking for a staffing consultant who shows genuine interest in your job-related needs, she's ready to talk.
David brings 7 plus years of recruiting & workforce development experience with a concentration in engineering-related positions to include mechanical, electrical, manufacturing, and CAD drafting/designing positions. Additionally, he recruits on support positions to include Lab and Operations Technicians, and Production Supervisors in both the commercial and DoD markets. Having been on the TriMech team for 2 years, David takes pride in taking the time to understand what his candidates are seeking in their career and playing a pivotal role to insure they are poised for success.
Within the last 8 years, Loretta has held several roles at TriMech to include Account Executive and Account Manager. She is a dedicated, motivated, accomplished, and highly driven business professional offering clients a creative and attentive partnership. She has been successful and creative at selling in 2 different Technical Engineering environments at TriMech, to include Solutions Software Selling and a Staffing/Services environment. She is full of energy, competitive, and always attacks her goals with integrity and honesty! She is a experienced vocalist and will accept any Karaoke or sing off battle.
Kristin Boyd has been a member of the TriMech team (on and off) for the past 10 years. She is a graduate of Clarion University of Pennsylvania with a BS in Marketing and has nearly 15 years of staffing and recruiting experience. Kristin specializes in recruiting for hard to fill mechanical/electrical design, engineering and related technical positions for commercial and government sectors throughout the South East and Mid Atlantic. She credits her success on her ability to listen to the needs of her candidates and hiring managers and build long-term trustworthy relationships.
Over the past decade, Jeremy has worked in management and sales for several Fortune 500 companies. Included in that experience is years of recruitment and hiring. He is a driven professional who focuses on delivering the best possible experience for clients. He truly enjoys working closely with his clients so he may not just meet, but exceed expectations. Jeremy is a native New Yorker and brings the same fire and passion to the role as he does talking about the Yankees.
Gibson Vaught has been a member of TriMech since January of 2017 and brings with him 2 years of staffing experience. A graduate of Georgetown University in Washington D.C and an alumnus of the Varsity Football Program, he brings with him a competitive spirit to represent clients to his fullest abilities. Gibson handles accounts in South Carolina and Florida specializing in Engineering staffing. He finds the greatest success in clients that are looking for growth and to reach the next level in production as well as recognition. He believes in a qualitative approach to presenting resumes instead of flooding a position with potential candidates. In his spare time Gibson likes to get into any pick-up sport he can including Basketball, Rugby, or Golf.
Alicia joined TriMech in 2017. As a member of the TriMech Staffing team, Alicia will work with account managers and recruiters to match the best candidates with the right technical positions. Prior to TriMech, Alicia spent the last four years as a general education teacher. Before that, she worked as a Customer Service/Credit Specialist for Talbots and in product development and quality control for Custom Foods of America. Alicia has three children: a son at the University of Arizona, a daughter at the University of Tennessee and a son in the seventh grade. She enjoys watching her son play baseball, spending time with family and friends and living on the lake!
Ruben came to TriMech with seven years of sales experience with two years in staffing. As a Territory Sales Manager for TriMech Staffing his regions include: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts. His love for the job is his belief that sales is a natural extension of his inquisitive and curious nature. He enjoys working with TriMech clients to hear their stories and help create professional narratives that assist in their hiring practices. Ruben holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism from University of Richmond. His area of expertise includes engineering, manufacturing and CAD design. He has travelled to Cuba, back in 1992, as part of a delegation with the Puerto Rican basketball federation and met Fidel Castro.
Ellie has 3 years' experience with TriMech staffing. Her role within the department is searching for and providing perfect candidates for TriMech clients. Ellie loves her job because connecting clients with great people can grow their business. What TriMech staffing does, has a positive impact on people's lives and that's a cool feeling! She has a Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degree from VCU and her area of expertise is engineering and Industrial Recruitment. A fun fact about Ellie is that she forgets passwords quite often.


There are two new faces at Elecosoft this month, with Lily Harley and Danny Harrington-Sage joining the team.
Lily has joined as Client Services Manager, responsible for managing client relationships and making sure clients get the best service. Her previous role was as an account manager at RS Components in Corby.
Danny is an IT Systems Engineer, maintaining and managing IT infrastructure and supporting the software developers. "The easiest way to understand the difference is a software engineer is responsible for building and maintaining the software running on a computer, whereas a system engineer maintains the computer that software runs on," he says.


A charming vintage-inspired quilt is just what your home has been waiting for! It's a welcome addition to your rustic decor. This pieced panel kit contains a pattern and Buttermilk Blossoms fabrics for the top and binding, by Stacy West for Henry Glass. Backing sold separately, 3 3/4 yards needed. We suggest Buttermilk Blossoms Novelty Toss Cream yardage. Skill level: Advanced beginner. Finished size: 57" x 62".


Predicts amyloid proteins using random forests trained on the n-gram encoded peptides. The implemented algorithm can be accessed from both the command line and shiny-based GUI.
AmyloGram predicts amyloid proteins using n-gram encoding and random forests. It can be also accessed as a web-based service http://www.smorfland.uni.wroc.pl/shiny/AmyloGram/.
You can install the latest development version of the code using the devtools R package.


MIAMI, Jan. 24, 2019 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — Powerful Foods announces that, starting January, Powerful Protein Drinks and Powerful Yogurt will be available at Publix stores in South Florida.
Three hundred stores will now be stocked with all four flavors of the Powerful Protein Drink, and two of the Powerful Greek Yogurts.
Made with a Greek yogurt base, our Chocolate, Vanilla Maple, Mocha Double Espresso, and Coconut flavored Drinks offer 20g of protein, 160 calories, and low sugar and fat levels that make them a unique refreshment option. Powerful Drinks are a convenient, on-the-go alternative to fuel active lifestyles.
Powerful Blueberry Acai and Powerful Key Lime Greek Yogurts are to stand next to the Powerful Drinks on the shelf. Offering 21g of protein, made with Whole Milk and no added sugar, Powerful Greek yogurt is meant to be a satisfying healthy snack. Its 8 ounce serving size–50% larger than most single serve options– make Powerful Yogurt an ideal breakfast or meal replacement alternative meant to keep fueling active lifestyles.
Powerful products are now available at nearly 12,000 stores across the States, as well as online platforms like powerful.co, Amazon.com, and Walmart.com. Powerful Foods products are also available through distributors including KeHe, UNFI, Lipari Foods, and Dora's Naturals.
Moreover, Powerful is increasing and strengthening–along with its footprint–its presence in the South Florida region. The brand will participate in The Miami Marathon this coming January 27th, and is also expected to attend more than ten Spartan Races across the US in its quality of brand partners.
For more information on Powerful products, store locations, and online deals, visit powerful.co.


KONFRONTASI-Italian Economy Minister Giovanni Tria on Thursday condemned latest European Commission economic forecasts for Italy, which were worse than Rome's own data, saying the EU analysis was wrong and limited.
KONFRONTASI-A bus carrying Hungarian teenagers crashed and caught fire on a motorway in northern Italy, killing 16 people.
The bus was returning to Budapest from France, where the students had been on a mountain holiday.
Some 36 injured people were taken to a hospital following the accident near Verona on Friday night.
KONFRONTASI-Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi is set to resign on Monday after suffering a crushing defeat in a referendum over constitutional reform, tipping the euro zone's third-largest economy into political turmoil.
His decision to quit after just two-and-a-half years in office deals a blow to the European Union, already reeling from multiple crises and struggling to overcome anti-establishment forces that have battered the Western world this year.
KONFRONTASI-Italy's coastguard and vessels from other European nations have pulled 13,000 refugees from barely seaworthy and overcrowded boats off the Libyan coast in the mere space of four days.
Traffickers are taking advantage of the calm summer weather, piling refugees on to flimsy boats when the sea is more placid so that the southern wind can push them into international waters.
However, the flimsy rubber dinghies that are often used become highly unstable in high seas.
KONFRONTASI-At least 11 people died and dozens were injured when two passenger trains collided head-on in southern Italy on Tuesday, a spokesman for the fire service said.
The crash happened on a single stretch of track in countryside between the towns of Corato and Andria. Both trains were made up of four carriages.
An aerial image showed carriages smashed and crumpled by the force of the impact, with debris flung out amongst olive trees which flanked both sides of the track.
KONFRONTASI - US-based computer tech giant, Apple has agreed to pay Italy 318 million euros (USD 348 million) to settle a tax dispute after the company came under investigation for suspected fraud.
According to Italy's tax agency on Tuesday, the company's Italian subsidiary and a number of its senior executives have been under investigation for fraud.
Fraud charges were leveled against Apple after it failed to comply with its obligations to declare its earnings in Italy between 2008 and 2013, AFP reported.
KONFRONTASI-Nearly 4,700 refugees have been rescued off the coast of Libya, as they tried to reach Europe but one woman was found dead, Italy's coastguard said.
The coastguard said in a statement issued on Saturday that it had coordinated 20 rescue operations involving numerous vessels which picked up 4,343 migrants from rubber boats and barges.
In one of the inflatable boats a woman's body was found, the coastguard said, without specifying the possible cause of death.
Konfrontasi - Ricotta Gnocchi with Porcini Flavored Rabbit Ragu is an Italian culinary heritage that must be tasted.