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Ok… so maybe your favorite team isn’t playing in this year’s BIG SUNDAY GAME….
And yes, that was a pretty weird title. Lets just say, a certain bunch of lawyers from a professional sports organization (that shall remain nameless) won’t allow us to use the word “SUPER” and also the word “BOWL” right next to each other when we are describing food and stuff for a certain SUNDAY PARTY that is coming up.
Well… we don’t want to cause any trouble… we just want to give you a few ideas on what awesome food to make for your next big honking sports party!!!
Just use your favorite BBQ sauce and a crock pot for a fantastic (and SUPER easy) game day treat.
Crock-pot cooking is a good way to make life easy on game day. Load up your ingredients, set the heat and you are good to go.
This recipe is a little more involved than the average one i talk about, but I think the homemade taste more than makes up for that. For this one you will need your skillet and your slow cooker.
Mostly Seriously Awesome! Easy crock pot cooking and very tasty. Start about 3-4 hours before kickoff.
Nothing says football like great wings and these drumsticks are hard to beat as they’ve been “crowned” with an incredible sauce made from Crown Royal Canadian whisky. Grab one and cheer hard!
Mix Honey and Soy Sauce with the right spices and you can easily make these.Yum!
Yeah, I Like Cheesy Poofs, and one day I started thinking about that wonderful, tasty, orange powder stuff that sticks to your fingers and auto-magically flocks itself to anything clean. Mmmm… finger licking good.
Here is a quick and easy wing grilling recipe that I think you will like. Very few ingredients and not too tough. Oh! And it has Beer Seasoning!
Chickity China, the Chinese chicken, Have Some Orange Wings and Your Brain Starts Tickin’… Don’t wait One Week… make these today!
Your slow cooker can be your best friend on game day just plug it in and use the following ingredients.
Nothing better on a Super Sunday than something wrapped in bacon!
Bacon Wrapped Potato Skewers are very easy to prep and can be done in your smoker or on your grill over indirect heat.
Bacon wrapped chicken will always be a favorite among football tailgaters everywhere, but introduce a good quality beer and it adds a whole ‘nother level of greatness that I encourage you to try.
Jalapeño peppers, Smoked Cheddar Brats and Bacon made on your grill.
A pound of tater tots, a pound of bacon, a mess of brown sugar grilled to perfection. You’re guests will love this one!
What could be better than shrimp on the grill?? That’s right! Shrimp marinated in special sauce and wrapped in BACON!
Little Smokies wrapped in bacon… this is favorite on game day and can be made up the day before if placed in a covered container and refrigerated. Super easy… super good! Super Bacony goodness!
This Pork Tenderloin made on your grill is wrapped with Applewood Smoked Bacon. Yum!
One part Mushroom. One part Brown Sugar. One part Jalapeño… Ten Parts Attitude… BOOM!!! Oh… and did I mention that we wrap ’em with BACON?!?
What could be better than breakfast pork sausage wrapped in bacon? How about adding a third layer of piggy goodness? Yep! You guessed it. We are adding a pork loin the wrap. That’s pig… wrapped with pig… wrapped with pig!

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One more of Alain Dayan’s films set on the rivers of SE Asia, this time finds the crew in Laos and sailing along the Mekong.
They start in the capital Vientiane, looking at the iconic Wat Pha That Luang, before heading down river to Pakse, to see how people make their living on the river.
There is an excursion to Wat Phou, a ancient, and quite ruined, Khmer Hindu temple dating at present from the 11th century. Part of the complex has now been converted to a Buddhist shrine, with some remarkable Buddha statues, one of which is the featured image.
We then travel to Si Phan Don, the four thousand islands archipelago, located along the Mekong, and see some of the life there, including an abandoned French-built 14 kilometre railway.
Later in the film we jump to the north and the ancient capital of Luang Prabang, which is such a photogenic city. We learn something of temple life and see some of its best temples, murals and statuary.
We also visit the Pak Ou Caves upstream from Luang Prabang, before heading out on the final part of the journey to see life in some tribal villages and meet a local shaman.

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Lithuanian MP Audronius Ažubalis, representing the opposition conservative Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats, on Friday called for eliminating the Russian-capital Yandex.Taxi ride-sharing service in Lithuania after receiving a response from the country's State Security Department.
Azubalis told BNS Lithuania that the Yandex.Taxi service must be halted as "posing threat to national security" as its administrators might be sending consumer data to Russia.
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Earlier in the day, Lithuania's National Cyber Security Center (NCSC) said the Yandex.Taxi ride-sharing app sends data to addresses in Russia. Therefore, NCSC advises against using this app.
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Jim studied at the University of Arizona in Tucson where he achieved a 5 year degree with a Bachelor or Architecture. During his education he took a special interest in passive solar techniques and focused on designing buildings that took advantage of the climatic characteristics of the region, minimizing energy consumption and maximizing the way the building performed for its occupants. This regional building focus is the basis of what is now a popular trend called "green" building. For Jim the "green" movement is a mainstreaming of what good Architects have been doing all along.
After completing college, Jim moved to Austin, Texas and worked for a quickly growing firm producing designs and projects of various project types, including large office buildings, resort projects, golf clubhouses, light industrial buildings and office parks. During his impressive career he has held many management positions, including his years as project manager at Dell Computer. This opportunity gave Jim the experience of overseeing the conception, development, and construction of several large fast-track projects where the annual capital budget for construction was $500 million. Jim was one of two architects on staff and would manage multiple, large projects. Most buildings built by Dell Computer at that time were in the $10 to $12 million range.
As he continued to manage the construction of buildings for Dell Computer, he controlled the financial and operational success of over three-quarters of a million square feet of building space. At Dell he experienced working with large groups in a politically charged, corporate environment to develop strategies for growth and execute them on time. Jim hired architects and consultants to design buildings to meet the programs he developed. He then hired the contractors to build the buildings, managed the process, and coordinated the move-in activities of each department involved. Once the buildings were completed, Jim managed the day-to-day operations of the buildings on the campus that were under his responsibility.
This unique experience is what makes Jim different than most architects. He has been in the client's position before and understands the stresses, issues and concerns every client has while trying to develop a successful project. Jim brings this vast experience to every project no matter how large or small. In 2003 Jim founded Henderson Architect, and with a hands-on approach he offers personal attention to detail in a collaborative spirit, with the client at the center of each project.

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text: IRX Birmingham 2019 is a 2-day event being held from the 3rd of April to the 4th of April 2019. Given the popularity of IRX Birmingham 2019, we expect hotel prices to rise quickly over time. We've selected the following hotels based on the best price/quality ratio, assuring they are close to the event. Make sure to book now and get the best deal possible!

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My name is Wes Taylor and I am excited to be one of the new Ag Ambassadors! I became passionate about the world of ag through FFA in high school. In that, I competed in agronomy, ag business, and vet science. I even went on to compete at the national level in the first two! My love for agriculture followed me out of high school, and I am now a member of Alpha Gamma Rho (the agricultural fraternity) and Alpha Tau Alpha (the agricultural education fraternity). My goal is to graduate with my bachelor’s and become an ag loan officer for a credit service; I want to eventually return to school to become a graduate student in some agricultural discipline. I cannot wait to see what the College of Agriculture and Ag Ambassadors has in store for me!
Hey there! My name is Clara Delahaye, and as a first-year Ag Ambassador, I am really excited to see where this opportunity takes me! I am currently a sophomore here at the University of Wyoming studying Animal and Veterinary Science with minors in Honors and French. Born and raised in Wyoming, I was very involved with 4-H for nine years which sparked my interest in agricultural and now drives my passion for veterinary medicine. I am an officer in the Best Buddies RSO on campus as well as an active member of the Pre-veterinary club and Collegiate 4-H club. I have also recently joined Dr. Mark Gomelsky’s molecular biology research lab. Through this project, I will be engineering immune cells whose gene expression can be controlled by light to achieve localized immune suppression. I am so fortunate to be a part of the UW College of Ag and it has been amazing to have such incredible access to a wide variety of opportunities that can be tailored to specific interests. Outside of school, I enjoy spending time with family and friends hiking, backpacking, camping, skiing, biking, or playing basketball.
Hi everyone, my name is Lauren Hladik and I am a junior at the University of Wyoming studying Animal Science with an Equine focus. I developed a passion for agriculture and the western way of life while growing up on my family ranch in Kittredge, Colorado, where we board horses. Having competed in rodeo, 4-H, and being involved with my local rodeo association, I am honored to be able to continue my involvement in agriculture by representing the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Upon graduating, I hope to return to the family ranch and establish a therapeutic riding center, with a certification in equine massage therapy and acupressure. In addition to being an Ag Ambassador, I am a member of the Wyoming Collegiate Cattle Association and spent two years as a member of the UW Rodeo Team. In my free time, I enjoy barrel racing, ranch sorting, hunting, and playing with my dog. I am excited to further my education here at UW, and can’t wait to see the opportunities the College of Ag has for me in my future of representing agriculture!
Hey there, my name is Bree Thompson and I am a junior at the University of Wyoming! I am majoring in Ag Business with a concentration in International Agriculture. I also plan to minor in Marketing. I grew up in Hot Springs, South Dakota, but I spent most of my weekends in Bowman, North Dakota, on my grandparent’s farm. I have been blessed to be able to run my own cattle on their land and partake on the decisions and operations on the farm, whether it be with the cattle or the fields. Having this strong agricultural background led me to the College of Ag, but not without some detours, however, I am beyond grateful I ended up where I did! I am excited to be a part of Ag Ambassadors and cannot wait for this chance to promote the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources!
Hello, my name is Meagan Soehn. Currently I am a junior at the University of Wyoming with a major in Microbiology on a Pre-Veterinary track and a minor in Honors. Along with Ag Ambassadors I serve as the Vice-President for the Pre-Veterinary Club and am a member of the Mortar Board honor society. Outside of coursework and RSO’s I am employed by the Wyoming State Veterinary Lab. I work in a research lab headed by Dr. Brant Schumaker that is currently looking into new diagnostic assays for Brucellosis. Attending the University of Wyoming has truly been a blessing in many ways. The plethora of scholarships have allowed me to save money that I will need if I get into veterinary school. Through the RSO’s and my job I have also made connections within the veterinary field that has only strengthened my passion for this career. This past summer I was even able to spend two weeks in Uganda working with my lab. These have been life changing opportunities that I don’t that I could have received attending another university.
My name is Jordan Williams and I am a Sophomore here at the University of Wyoming. I am from Telluride, CO and I am currently working on my degree in Agriculture Business- Livestock Business Management with a minor in Animal Science. Along with Ag Ambassadors, I am also involved in Wyoming Collegiate Cattle Association. I grew up on a ranch in Bedrock, CO raising around 400 head of beef cattle and have a true love for the agriculture industry. After my undergrad I am planning on law school, but only time will tell what life has in store!
Howdy! My name is Madison Clark and I am a senior majoring in Agricultural Communications with minors in journalism, history, and horticulture. I am originally from Wellfleet, Nebraska, where I grew up competing in the sport of rodeo and being active in agriculture through FFA. Upon graduating I am planning on staying in school for a while longer to obtain a masters degree in Communications with a mass media emphasis. I hope to use my degrees to better communicate about agriculture whether it be through writing, broadcasting, research, or teaching. I am so grateful for the opportunities and experience that the University of Wyoming and the College of Ag and Natural Resources have provided for me to grow and learn as an individual and as a representative for the agriculture industry!
Hi there! My name is Kristy DeGering.
I’m Wyoming born and raised. I’m from a cattle ranch north of Lusk, Wyoming. My brother and I are the fifth generations on our family ranch. I graduated in May 2018 from the University of Wyoming with my degree in Agriculture Communications with minors in Farm and Ranch Management, Agriculture Business, and Public Relations. I decided to return to UW and am currently working toward my second bachelor's degree. This time in Agriculture Business.
I am an active member of the Wyoming Collegiate Cattle Association, an Alumni of Sigma Alpha, the professional agriculture sorority, and my personal favorite an Ag Ambassador.
A couple of fun facts about me are I love photography and being a dog mom to my Mini Aussie named Paisley.
Hello! My name is Lexie Dockery, and I am a Junior here at the University of Wyoming. This is my second year as an Ag Ambassador and I couldn’t be more excited to continue this opportunity! My major is in AgBusiness with my concentration also in AgBusiness, I am minoring in Finance and Farm and Ranch Management as well. I grew up on a cattle ranch in Niobrara County, Wyoming and have always loved agriculture and the outdoors. I love going camping, fishing, and hiking with my family and friends! After graduation, I hope to work in a bank in Wyoming specializing in Ag-Lending.
Hey! My name is Laura Fereday. This is my first year as an Ag ambassador. I am studying Ag Business here at the University of Wyoming and I love it! I grew up in a farming and ranching community in Utah before I moved to Estes Park, Colorado, where there is no Ag, that was a huge culture shock to me, which really made me see the importance of it. I grew up around horses and have competed on them since I was 6 years old from paints to hunter jumpers. I am the treasurer on the Equestrian Team and find myself at the barn with my 2 horses all of the time. Laramie is a great place to live, especially because there is something for everyone. I love this town and this school! The classes that I have taken are all applicable and really help further my knowledge. All in all its a great place to be with great people.
My name is Blake Ferris, and I am currently a sophomore at the University of Wyoming. I am studying Animal Science with a minor in Ag Business, a combination that provides an optimal balance for me. Originally, I am from Wiggins, Colorado where I grew up on my family’s cattle ranch. After I graduate from UW, I plan on returning to the family operation where I will continue my family’s ranching heritage. Given my interest in production agriculture, I am a member of the Wyoming Collegiate Cattle Association, Block and Bridle, and the Ag Ambassadors. All of these clubs, combined with my school work, have provided me a tremendous opportunity to learn and expand my horizons during my time here. I have thoroughly enjoyed UW so far, and I am looking forward to the next couple years in Laramie.
Hi, everyone! My name is Abby Gettinger, and I’m a senior studying Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management with minors in Wildlife and Fisheries Biology and Management and Soil Science. I’m a Christian who loves just about anything in the outdoors! From hiking to horseback riding, being in the outdoors is like coming home to me. I chose the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources because I was impressed with the down-to-earth, personable attitude of the professors. After seeing the broad range of major and minor options that the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources offered, I felt excited about going to college for the first time. I love that Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management allows me to pursue my passion for the outdoors through learning about good stewardship of natural resources. I also enjoy that my degree allows me to connect with people over things which individuals from all backgrounds can value: healthy, productive land, clean water, and space in which to enjoy yourself. I never knew that I could enjoy working so much! I am excited and honored to serve as an Ag Ambassador, especially since I believe that pursuing a major in this college is both rewarding and worthwhile.
My name is Lane Hageman and I am a senior at the University of Wyoming, studying Agriculture Business. I am from Ft. Laramie Wyoming where I grew up on a ranch. We run approximately 900 cows, put up around 300 acres of hay, and have approximately 60 head of horses. I graduated from Lingle- Ft. Laramie high school in 2014. My interests include working on the ranch, riding colts, rodeoing, hunting and fishing, and leatherwork. I have been on the University of Wyoming rodeo team the last three years. I plan to receive my bachelor’s degree and return the family ranch, eventually taking it over. I will be the third generation of operate it. I really enjoy being involved in Agriculture and fully understand the importance of it. Throughout my life my goals are to learn more about agriculture, promote it, and protect it. I believe it is the backbone of this country.
Hello! My name is Lacey Hill and this is my first year as an Ag ambassador. I am originally from Sacramento, Ca which is pretty different from Wyoming. I am a Junior here at UW and am dual majoring in Animal Science with a concentration in Animal Biology and also majoring in Physiology. Because of my passion for nutrition and science, I plan on applying to medical school to continue my education. In addition to being busy taking those awesome Organic Chemistry classes, I work in the Metabolism lab in the Animal Science building which is pretty awesome. Working in the lab gives me a closer relationship with some of the faculty at UW and give me hands on experiences which I can’t find elsewhere such as putting my hand in a cow’s rumen aka its stomach! It is pretty cool. When I’m not working in the lab, I enjoy showing livestock, reading, volunteering for events run by the College of Ag as well as showing my passions for agriculture through Ag Ambassadors.
Hey! My name is Shelby Hodges. I am from Worland, WY. As a junior at the University of Wyoming, I am pursuing a degree in Design, Merchandising, and Textiles from the Family and Consumer Science Department. I have a passion for design and creativity that I love being able to apply to my classes and my future career! Along with being an Ag Ambassador, I am the Vice President of the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences RSO and a member of PHI Upsilon Omicron. Outside of class I enjoy running, hiking, and traveling. The College of Agriculture has helped me to widen my skill set and understanding of my field through many opportunities both inside and outside of the classroom. I am excited to take these experiences and use them to develop my career in the future!
Hello! I’m Emma Rovani, and I’m a Laramie native in my junior year at UW. As a Microbiology major on a pre-veterinary track with a minor in Fisheries and Wildlife Biology and Management, you can find me active on campus in the Wyoming Pre-Veterinary Club and a violinist in the University of Wyoming Symphony Orchestra. Additionally, I have been lucky enough to have been employed by the Wyoming State Veterinary Laboratory since my freshman year—initially involved in Brucella ovis research, and more recently as a student employee in Necropsy/Trimming/Receiving and contributing to a study investigating disease/predation as factors contributing to Wyoming mule deer mortality. These hands-on experiences only affirmed my decision to attend UW, and are the reason I whole-heartedly recommend the COANR to anyone looking to take an active role in their own education. In my (rather limited) free time, I take full advantage of the outdoor opportunities around Laramie, and can be found skiing, hiking, biking, kayaking, or fishing.
Hello! My name is Katie Shockley and I am currently a Junior here at the University of Wyoming. I am pursuing a double major in Agricultural Communications and Business Management with my concentration in Entrepreneurship. I am also minoring in Agriculture Business and Agriculture Economics. Along with Ag Ambassadors, I am a member of Wyoming Collegiate Cattle Association, Wyoming Stock Growers Association, Wyoming Honors Organization, and Alpha Kappa Psi. I am beyond thankful that I have had the opportunity to grow up on a farm/feedlot in Wheatland Wyoming, which allowed me to take an active and involved role in agriculture from a young age. I showed in 4-H and FFA and found a true passion for the agriculture industry. I am excited to be a College of Agriculture and Natural Resources Ambassador and look forward to promoting the college and agriculture industry.
Hi, my name is Corinne Vaughan and I am a third year student majoring in Microbiology and Pre-Veterinary Science. I came to the University from Albuquerque, New Mexico, but I spent my time growing up all over the US as the proud daughter of an Air Force officer. I developed a love of animals from an early age and decided to return to my father’s alma mater to begin the process of becoming a Veterinarian. Aside from being an Ag Ambassador, I am also a member of the Pre-Vet club, Collegiate 4H, and the club tennis team in addition to working as a student necropsy technician at the Wyoming State Veterinary Laboratory. While at the University I have also had the opportunity to help with Brucellosis research currently being conducted in the Department of Veterinary Sciences, and to serve as a TA for General Microbiology. I love the role that I get to play as an advocate for agriculture and the sense of community that it brings to the already amazing experience that I have had at the university thus far.
Hi there! My name is Emily Violini, and I am a senior here at the University of Wyoming and a third year Ag Ambassador. I am studying Animal and Veterinary Science, with a concentration in Pre-Veterinary medicine. Additionally, I am minoring in Honors through the University Honors Program. Though I have fallen in love with Wyoming, I am originally from Salinas, California. I know what you’re thinking, “Why is she in Wyoming when she could be sitting on the beach somewhere?”. To be honest, when it’s really cold I sometimes ask myself the same question. Though it may be known for Hollywood and hippies eating kale, California has a large agricultural economy, and there’s a pretty good chance you may see a cowboy or farmer on the beach sometime. I grew up on my family’s cow/calf operation in Salinas, and was heavily involved in 4-H for 9 years. I am passionate about agricultural issues, particularly in the livestock industry, which is one of the reasons why I would like to go to veterinary school after graduating from UW to become a food animal veterinarian. I am an officer in the Wyoming Collegiate Cattle Association and the Collegiate 4-H club, two of the many awesome RSO’s you can join in the College of Ag and Natural Resources! I also work as a student necropsy technician at the Wyoming State Veterinary Laboratory, one of the amazing opportunities UW has that many other schools don’t! In my free time I enjoy spending time outdoors, reading, and drinking coffee. I love the experiences that the College of Ag has given me so far, and am excited to see what more is in store!
My name is Jessica Windh and I am a graduate student in the department of Agricultural and Applied Economics. I graduated with my Bachelor’s in Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management in December of 2016 from UW and I just couldn’t bring myself to leave! I am an active member of the Range Club and am the assistant coach for their URME (Undergraduate Range Management Exam) team. During my undergraduate education I helped with some research projects on how producers are affected by things like drought or predators, and that fueled my decision to go to grad school. My graduate project is and economic analysis of adaptive management via grazing rotations. I am really excited to work on projects that have a direct impact on producers, and being an Ag Ambassador has really helped me become more connected with the Wyoming agriculture community.
I grew up in the central valley of California where my family grows grapes and citrus, and transferred to UW from Fresno State in 2014. When I’m not at school or busy studying, I enjoy hanging out with friends, spending time with my dogs, and being outdoors! Upon graduation I hope to work for an agricultural extension service in the intermountain west region so that I can help producers find solutions to their problems. I am proud to be an Ag Ambassador for the College of Ag because I believe it is important for everyone to realize how important agriculture is to our society and how our students are going to help shape the future!


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Prepare the milk jug yourself, in advance. Very carefully cut the top off, leaving a 7" deep bottom. Trim the edge evenly. Starting 3/4" below the top edge, use the Exacto knife to cut 2 vertical slits in each of three sides. On the fourth side, cut 3 slits.
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text: According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of licensed vocational nurses is expected to grow by 21 percent in the next decade. A licensed practical nurse takes a patient’s vitals, including a temperature, blood pressure, and weight, under the supervision of a nurse or physician. LVN’s must complete a program at a vocational school or community college in addition to passing a state administered LVN exam. Educational programs typically take about one year to complete. A licensed vocational nurse’s salary varies due to geographical location and the nurse’s experience, but a LVN will earn $35,000 to $45,000 per year. LVNs that obtain employment in nursing care facilities on average earn more than LVNs working in a physician’s private practice.

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In common law, a writ of habeas corpus may be issued by a judge ordering a prisoner to be brought before the court. The most commonly used, specific form of habeas corpus ad subjiceiendum requires the prisoner to be brought before the court to determine whether or not the individual is being held in custody lawfully. Originating in English common law, prior to the Magna Carta, habeas corpus in some form exists in most countries of the world, and in spirit in the United Nations "Declaration of Human Rights."
In its most basic form, the writ of habeas corpus serves as the final chance a prisoner has to challenge his conviction, one that will only be granted based on constitutional issues. This protection of the basic individual right to freedom, except for those proven to be dangerous to others, is vital to a properly functioning, fair human society. Until such times as those in power can guarantee such freedom by their own good character, legal recourse in the form of the writ of habeas corpus continues to be necessary. Albert Venn Dicey has written that the Habeas Corpus Acts "declare no principle and define no rights, but they are for practical purposes worth a hundred constitutional articles guaranteeing individual liberty."
In common law, habeas corpus is the name of several writs that may be issued by a judge ordering a prisoner to be brought before the court. More commonly, the name refers to a specific writ known in full as habeas corpus ad subjiciendum, a prerogative writ ordering that a prisoner be brought to the court so it can be determined whether or not the prisoner is being imprisoned lawfully.
The words habeas corpus ad subjiciendum are Latin for "(That) you may have/hold the body to be subjected to (examination)," and are taken from the opening words of the writ in medieval times. Other habeas corpus writs also existed, for example habeas corpus ad testificandum ("[That] you may have/hold the body to bear witness"), for the production of a prisoner to give evidence in court.
The writ of habeas corpus ad subjiciendum is often referred to as the "Great Writ." Habeas corpus ad subjiciendum is a legal proceeding in which an individual held in custody can challenge the propriety of that custody under the law. The prisoner, or some other person on his behalf (e.g. where the prisoner is being held incommunicado), may petition the court or an individual judge for a writ of habeas corpus. Although the wording of the writ of habeas corpus implies that the prisoner is brought to the court in order for the legality of the imprisonment to be examined—only after the writ has been issued—modern practice in England, for example, tends to eliminate the formality of issuing the writ. Instead, the practice in England is for the original application to be followed by a hearing with both parties present to decide the legality of the detention, without any writ being issued. If the detention is held to be unlawful, the prisoner can usually then be released or bailed by order of the court without having to be produced before it. It is also possible for individuals held by the state to petition for judicial review, and for individuals held by non-state entities to apply for an injunction.
This article, though it does not directly mention habeas corpus does call for adherence to what is essentially Habeas Corpus. Thusly, habeas corpus is not a universal practice, but it does apply to all UN member states. In most countries the procedure of habeas corpus can be suspended in time of national emergency. In most civil law jurisdictions, comparable provisions exist, but they are generally not called habeas corpus.
The practice and right of habeas corpus was settled practice and law at the time of Magna Carta and was thus a fundamental part of the unwritten common “law of the land” of England (Robertson 2006). The use of the writ has evolved since that time in the United Kingdom and other countries. Examples of its development, use, and suspension, are described below in the United States, Republic of Ireland, and Malaysia.
The procedure for the issuing of writs of habeas corpus was first codified by the Habeas Corpus Act 1679, following judicial rulings, which had restricted the effectiveness of the writ. Then, as now, the writ of habeas corpus was issued by a superior court in the name of the Monarch, and commanded the addressee (a lower court, sheriff, or private subject) to produce the prisoner before the Royal courts of law. Petitions for habeas corpus could be made by the prisoner himself, or by a third party on his behalf. Since the eighteenth century, the writ has also been used in cases of unlawful detention by private individuals, most famously in Somersett's Case (1771), where the black slave Somersett was ordered to be freed.
The right of habeas corpus has been suspended or restricted several times during English history, most recently during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Although internment without trial has been authorized by statute since that time, for example during the two World Wars and the Troubles in Northern Ireland, the procedure of habeas corpus has in modern times always technically remained available to such internees.
Habeas corpus, part of English common law, was considered important enough to be specifically mentioned in the United States Constitution, which says, "The Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in Cases of Rebellion or Invasion the public Safety may require it" (Article One, section nine).
In the U.S., the writ of habeas corpus ad subjiciendum is a civil (as opposed to a criminal) proceeding in which the court inquires as to the legitimacy of a prisoner's custody. Typically, habeas corpus proceedings investigate whether a criminal trial was conducted fairly and constitutionally, after the criminal appellate process has been exhausted. Habeas corpus is also used as a legal avenue to challenge other types of custody, such as pretrial detention or detention pursuant to a deportation proceeding.
The "constitutional" writ of habeas corpus was originally understood to apply only to those held in custody by officials of the executive branch of the federal government, and not to those held by state governments. Congress granted all federal courts jurisdiction under Title 28, Section 2241 of the United States Code to issue writs of habeas corpus to release prisoners held by any government entity (state or federal) from custody, but only when held in violation of the Constitution. Title 28 U.S.C., section 2254, is the primary habeas corpus vehicle to challenge the constitutionality of a state court conviction.
A similar provision, 28 U.S.C., section 2255, (though technically not a habeas corpus statute) provides analogous relief to federal prisoners. Sections 2254 and 2255 govern the grant of habeas corpus relief by the federal courts after a prisoner is convicted and his direct appeals (in either state or federal court, depending on which jurisdiction has convicted the prisoner) have been completed. Prisoners who have been convicted in state courts also have access to habeas corpus actions under state law and can pursue such relief in addition to federal habeas corpus. Decisions by the Warren Supreme Court greatly expanded the use and scope of the federal writ in the 1950s and 1960s.
In the later part of the twentieth century, decisions by the Burger and Rehnquist Supreme Courts have somewhat narrowed the writ. The Anti-Terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 further limited the use of the federal writ by, among other things, imposing a one-year deadline (statute of limitation) and dramatically increasing the federal judiciary's deference to decisions previously made in state court proceedings either on appeal or in a state court habeas corpus action.
An example illustrates the section 2254 (which challenges a prisoner in state prison) process: A prisoner is convicted in state court and sentenced to a term in prison. He appeals his conviction to the state appellate court and then to the state supreme court. All uphold his conviction. Within a year, he files a petition for habeas corpus in a federal District Court, naming the prison warden as the defendant (as noted above, a petition for habeas corpus is a civil proceeding, with the prisoner as the plaintiff). The warden, typically represented by the state attorney general, files an "Answer." The prisoner may then respond to the answer. If his petition has a procedural defect, such as a failure to appeal to his state's highest court, his petition will be dismissed "without prejudice," meaning that the prisoner may refile his petition once he finishes exhausting his state remedies. If his petition, however, appears to have merit, the district court may appoint a federal Public Defender to represent him and hold an evidentiary hearing to evaluate the merits of his claim. If the judge determines that the prisoner's detention in state prison infringes on a constitutional right as recognized by the U.S. Supreme Court, the judge will order that the prisoner be released or, at least, granted a new trial. If not, his case will be dismissed with prejudice. After that, the prisoner may appeal to the United States Court of Appeals, provided he obtains a "certificate of appealability," or "COA," before proceeding. If the COA is denied, the prisoner may ask the Court of Appeals to reconsider its decision. If the prisoner is unsuccessful, he is barred from filing a second or successive petition for writs of habeas corpus in the district court, absent permission from the Court of Appeals.
A more recent use of the habeas corpus petition is with cases involving DNA evidence. If new technology can prove that a convicted prisoner did not commit the crime, he may file a habeas corpus petition and allege that his detention was based on a misapplication of the facts. At the evidentiary hearing, his attorney presents exculpatory DNA evidence, and the judge may then order his release. Thus, in its most basic form, the writ of habeas corpus serves as the final chance a prisoner has to challenge his conviction, one that will only be granted based on constitutional issues.
Habeas corpus was suspended on April 27, 1861, during the American Civil War by President Lincoln in Maryland and parts of the midwestern states, including southern Indiana. He did so in response to riots, local militia actions, and the threat that the Southern slave state of Maryland would secede from the Union, leaving the nation's capital, Washington, D.C., in the south. He was also motivated by requests by generals to set up military courts to rein in "Copperheads" or Peace Democrats, and those in the Union who supported the Confederate cause. His action was challenged in court and overturned by the U.S. Circuit Court in Maryland (led by Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger B. Taney) in Ex Parte Merryman, 17 F. Cas. 144 (C.C.D. Md. 1861). Lincoln ignored Taney's order. In the Confederacy, Jefferson Davis also suspended Habeas Corpus and imposed martial law.
In 1864, Lambdin P. Milligan and four others were accused of planning to steal Union weapons and invade Union prisoner of war camps. They were sentenced to hang by a military court. However, their execution was not set until May 1865, so they were able to argue the case after the Civil War. In Ex Parte Milligan 71 U.S. 2 1866 the Supreme Court of the United States decided that the suspension of the writ did not empower the President to try and convict citizens before military tribunals. The trial of civilians by military tribunals is allowed only if civilian courts are closed. This was one of the key Supreme Court Cases of the American Civil War that dealt with wartime civil liberties and martial law. In the early 1870s, President Grant suspended habeas corpus in nine counties in South Carolina, as part of federal civil rights action against the Ku Klux Klan under the 1870 Force Act and 1871 Ku Klux Klan Act.
The September 18, 2001 Presidential Military Order gave the President of the United States the power to declare anyone suspected of connection to terrorists or terrorism, as an enemy combatant. As such, that person could be held indefinitely, without charges being filed against him or her, without a court hearing, and without being entitled to a legal consultant. Many legal and constitutional scholars have contended that these provisions are in direct opposition to habeas corpus, and the United States Bill of Rights.
In the case of Hamdan v. Rumsfeld, argued before the United States Supreme Court in March 2006, Salim Ahmed Hamdan petitioned for a writ of habeas corpus, challenging the lawfulness of Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's plan to try him for alleged war crimes before a military commission convened under special orders issued by the President of the United States, rather than before a court-martial convened under the Uniform Code of Military Justice. On June 29, 2006, in a 5-3 ruling the Supreme Court of the United States rejected Congress's attempts to strip the court of jurisdiction over habeas corpus appeals by detainees at Guantánamo Bay, although Congress had previously passed the Detainee Treatment Act (DTA), which took effect on December 30, 2005: "[N]o court, justice, or judge shall have jurisdiction to hear or consider an application for a writ of habeas corpus filed by or on behalf of an alien detained by the Department of Defense at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba." §1005(e)(1), 119 Stat. 2742.
In the Republic of Ireland the principle of habeas corpus is guaranteed by Article 40, Section 4 of the Irish constitution. This guarantees each individual "personal liberty" and outlines a detailed habeas corpus procedure, without actually mentioning the Latin term. However it also provides that habeas corpus is not binding on the Defense Forces during a state of war or armed rebellion.
Ireland inherited habeas corpus as part of the common law when it seceded from the United Kingdom in 1922, but the principle was also guaranteed by Article 6 of the Constitution of the Irish Free State in force from 1922 to 1937. A similar provision was included when the current constitution was adopted in 1937. Since that date, habeas corpus has been restricted by two constitutional amendments, the Second Amendment in 1941 and the Sixteenth Amendment in 1996. Before the Second Amendment an individual detained had the constitutional right to apply to any High Court judge for a writ of habeas corpus and to as many High Court judges as they wished. Since the Second Amendment a prisoner only has a right to apply to one judge and, once a writ has been issued, the President of the High Court has authority to choose the judge or panel of three judges who will decide the case. The amendment also added a requirement that, where the High Court believed someone's detention to be invalid due to the unconstitutionality of a law, it must refer the matter to the Irish Supreme Court and may only release the individual on bail in the interim.
In 1965, the Supreme Court ruled in the O'Callaghan case that the provisions of the constitution meant that an individual charged with a crime could only be refused bail if they were likely to flee or to interfere with witnesses or evidence. Ever since the Sixteenth Amendment, it has been possible for a court to take into account whether or not a person has committed serious crimes while on bail in the past.
In Malaysia, the right of habeas corpus is enshrined in the Federal Constitution, though the name habeas corpus is not used. Article 5(2) provides that "Where complaint is made to a High court or any judge thereof that a person is being unlawfully detained the court shall inquire into the complaint and, unless satisfied that the detention is lawful, shall order him to be produced before the court and release him."
As there are several statutes, for example, the Internal Security Act 1960, that still permit detention without trial, the procedure is usually only effective in such cases if it can be shown that there was a procedural error in the way that the detention was ordered.
Habeas corpus is imperative to the sustainability of law and order in a developed nation. Habeas corpus is essentially the foundation of the U.S. Bill of Rights and similar documents in other governments. Without habeas corpus, the potential for wrongful imprisonment is infinitely great.
Habeas corpus is a very necessary element of a fair government that wishes to adhere to regulations that institute equality for its citizens. Without habeas corpus, the people’s ability to view its government as legitimate decreases—as legitimate governments are most often perceived to provide reason for the imprisonment of its citizens. Thus, the likelihood for chaos as a result of the people’s desire to uproot an illegitimate government is increased.
In a perfect society, such guarantees of fair play by the government should not be necessary. Until such time, though, the security of an individual's right to freedom unless properly charged with criminal activity remains vital.
Carpenter, A.H. 1902. "Habeas Corpus in the Colonies" in The American Historical Review. Vol. 8.,1. 18-27.
Nutting, Helen A. 1960. "The Most Wholesome Law—The Habeas Corpus Act of 1679" in The American Historical Review. Vol. 65., No. 3, pages 527-543.
Bazelon, Emily. 2005. "The Formerly Great Writ" in Slate. Retrieved July 23, 2007.
Colonial Williamsburg, The Newsworthy Somerset Case: Repercussions in Virginia. Retrieved July 23, 2007.
Robertson, Joseph Dale. Habeas Corpus the Most Extraordinary Writ. Center for the Preservation of Habeas Corpus. Retrieved July 23, 2007.
United Nations. 1948. Declaration of Human Rights. Retrieved July 23, 2007.
A brief history of habeas corpus.
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We repair a range of Samsung models including the Samsung Galaxy S2, S3, S4, S5, S6, S7 as well as the Galaxy Touch and other android phones. For the best quality Samsung repair Hamilton has to offer, talk to the team at Budget Computers.
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On June 5th, The ArQuives hosted Promiscuous Archiving: The Joys of Curating Queer Black Legacies. The title of the evening event is both provocative and revealing. Promiscuous archiving, begs the questions; is it indiscrete, casual, sensuous, inclusive, serious, personal, intimate and risky – or all the above and more? London-based art photographer and queer visual activist Ajamu Ikwe-Tyehimba and Toronto visual artist, poet and community activist Courtnay McFarlane mixed it up in an hour-long conversation and multimedia presentation with a Q&A with the audience in the Archives’ gallery.
Courtnay opened the conversation with spoken word piece alluding to his youth in the 80s, the performer Silvester – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyAHULpMXKQ and the Merv Griffin Show. Ajamu discussed the wide ranging influence of pop culture in the UK on the black experience. He presented a series of images and multimedia content from The rukus! Black Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Cultural Archive an archive project which he launched in 2005 in London with theatre director Topher Campbell.
Interwoven in the conversation was a lively Q&A from and among the audience members.


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God's Ark may be the place for you!
You know what we don't care about?
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We just don't care about things like that!
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WE CARE ABOUT YOU AND HOW WE CAN HELP YOU IN YOUR JOURNEY TO DISCOVER GOD AND GET TO KNOW HIM IN A GREATER WAY!
We are all on this road called life. It may be bumpy at times, but we know the ONE who smooths out the bumps and gives us a reason to live, to hope, to dream.


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This is her first post and V&E’s first tribe member.
Ophelia is writing her truth from her own voice and her own unique perspective.
Vulnerability is noble, but it’s not easy. The war-torn path behind me indicates I have made many messes and many mistakes, but is that such a bad thing? Or do the courageous and brave get confused with the meek?
What good is one glove, without the other?
This is an excellent question for us to ask ourselves. Whether you are in a relationship or single, if you believe you are complete only as a pair, what is missing from your- self?
What elements are essential to the changing self? Vehemence and emergence is about self-recognizing and self- exploration aiming for the the synchronicity and wellness of our bodies, minds, and spirits; this means that change is an essential component, but what makes change in the Self?
Our bodies are the most present and seemingly controllable of all of the aspects of our beings. The effort we put into our bodies is proven in results; in that way could say that the body is economical. The currency we use to buy ourselves fit bodies, for instance, is a combination of healthy eating, exercise, and sleep.


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My father Bill Evans was one of the Marines Bandsmen who survived the HMS Trinidad torpedeo event, The luck of fate was that one of the bandsman wanted to swap shifts. My father obliged and was not in the TS when the awful events happened. My father Bill is still alive and is living in Dorset. I udnerstand your Uncle George also lived in Dorset and on one occassion later in life before Geogre died they actually meet up.
I would be very interested in seeing any photos of the Royal Marines in barracks. Are these the same photos on the RM Bands man website in the article?
I assume you are aware there is a memorial plaque at the chruch in Wembrey near Plymouth to the RM bandsmen that died on HMS Trinidad.


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Whether a bit of information is private, proprietary, or sensitive to national security, systems owners and users have little knowledge about where their information resides or of its movements between systems. For example, when a user enters information on a phone, it is difficult to provably track that the data remains on the phone or whether it is uploaded to a server beyond the device. The national defense and security communities are similarly left with little transparency when it comes to ensuring that sensitive information is appropriately isolated, particularly when it’s loaded to an internet-connected system.
But isolating a system completely disconnected from all methods of data transfer is an unrealistic security tactic. To advance government, business, financial, social, and academic learning and research transactions, modern computing systems must be able to communicate with other systems, including those with different security requirements.
Currently, commercial and defense organizations often leverage a series of air-gaps, or breaks between systems, to keep the most sensitive computing devices and information secure. However, interfaces to such air-gapped systems are typically added in, not baked in, and are exceedingly complex for the systems operators as they implement or manage them.
To create scalable solutions that provide safe, verifiable methods of tracking information and communications between systems, DARPA launched the Guaranteed Architecture for Physical Security program. “The goal of GAPS is to develop hardware and software architectures that can provide physically provable guarantees around high-risk transactions, or where data moves between systems of different security levels,” DARPA reported in a release.
The intent is to ensure that these transactions are isolated and that the systems they transit are armed with verifiable secure data security. The intended outcomes are hardware and software co-design tools that allow data separation requirements to be defined during design, and protections that can be physically enforced at system runtime, DARPA said.
GAPS is divided into three research areas that will address: (1) the creation of hardware components and interfaces; (2) the development of software co-design tools; and (3) the integration of these components and tools, as well as their validation against exemplar Department of Defense systems.
“The new hardware components and interfaces are designed to provide system designers with a library of hardware tools to securely isolate data during transactions. The software co-design tools could someday allow developers to easily employ GAPS hardware components without requiring changes to their existing development processes and frameworks,” DARPA explained.
The integration and validation of the hardware and software architectures on DoD systems could be used to demonstrate the capability and maturity of the GAPS approach for the kinds of problems DoD system integrators currently face, and expect to see in the future.
Lastly, commercializing the resulting technologies is also an objective of the program. The verifiable security properties created under GAPS may also help create safer commercial systems that could be used for preserving proprietary information and protecting consumer privacy, DARPA said.
DARPA will hold a Proposers Day Jan. 23, 2019 from 9:00am to 2:30pm (EST) at the DARPA Conference Center, located at 675 North Randolph Street, Arlington, Virginia 22203, to provide more information about GAPS and answer questions from potential proposers. For details on the event, including registration requirements, please see here.
A Broad Agency Announcement that fully describes the GAPS program structure and objectives can be found here.
GAPS is part of the second phase of DARPA’s Electronics Resurgence Initiative (ERI)—a five-year, upwards of $1.5 billion investment in the future of domestic, U.S. government and defense electronics systems. Under ERI Phase II, DARPA is exploring the development of trusted electronics components, including the advancement of electronics that can enforce security and privacy protections. GAPS will help address the DoD’s unique requirements for assured electronics while helping to move forward ERI’s broader mission of creating a more robust, secure and heavily automated electronics industry.

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McCrae Yacht Club runs a vibrant and highly professional 'Sailing for Schools' program. This program is tailored to the needs of each school and can range from a short sailing experience to a four day intensive program. The program is often incorporated into a broader outdoor education camp or program.
Since the 1970s, McCrae Yacht Club has been conducting sailing education and training for its members. This started out with a cadet program conducted on Saturday mornings, then in 1971 we introduced an intense two day live-in course during the Christmas holiday period, and in 1976 we started ladies training sessions. In 1982 the Australia Yachting Federation formalised sail training throughout Australia and McCrae Yacht Club was one of the first to be recognised as a registered "Approved Training Centre" to provide nationally recognised Sail Training Courses. McCrae Yacht Club is a registered Yachting Australia "Discover Sailing" Centre and now conducts sail training at all levels.
In 2005, the Club purchased a new fleet of training dinghies and the expertise of the Sailing School was put towards the establishment of the "Sailing for Schools" program which now caters for both primary and secondary schools.
Since then, we have provided sailing for schools such as St Kevinâs College, Little Yarra Steiner School, Frankston High School, Rosebud Secondary School, Strathcona Girls Grammar and others. These activities have ranged from our half day introduction to sailing course through to a five day school sailing camp. We are flexible and look forward to discussing individual needs on a school by school basis.
The Club has a fleet of eight Pacer sailing dinghies which are well suited for secondary students and can cater for groups with up to 24 students on the water at one time. These boats are typically sailed with three students in a boat where they learn team work, reliance on each other and co-operation to manage the boat with out spending too much time in the water.
The club also has a fleet of 12 OziOpti Trainers that are very stable and ideal training boat for younger students. These craft are able to be sailed close inshore where we provide a sailing atmosphere that helps to make the students feel comfortable on the water and enhances the overall safety of the activity.


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I remember that conversation with Jason!
Yeah, what the hell ever happened to the twins?
Your blog twin is also a right wing conservative who hates the president-elect.
This guy never wrote back?
Sorry about your name. How cool is it that the Postal Service delivered my letter without your home address? Kudos to them.
I hope you enjoyed getting a letter, feel free to write me one anytime. Take care!
P.S. I hate Ohio State just as much as you, but I am a rabid Notre Dame fan. I suppose the rivalry must remain.
Actually...I live in a pretty small town (900 pop) so it was no real trouble for her...her being our post office lady. And it wasn't until I was half way through the first paragraph of your letter and my blood pressure started pounding that the though of "HOW IN THE H@#$ DID HE GET MY ADDRESS ANYWAY???!?!?!"
Anyways...I'll have to pass on your offer to drive down and visit as our route to my family in Michigan takes us across the top these days. However someday in the future it just may happen as I'm hoping to fly commercially when I grow up ...eventually.


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A few months back I wrote a blog post about suicide. It was right after the death of Robin Williams which, inexplicably, triggered a lot of feelings, memories, and emotions for me. I’ve since taken it off my blog, but if you’re interested in reading it or reading it again hit me up at derricklweston@gmail.com. A lot of people thanked me for sharing my story, my own wrestling with suicidal thoughts and the accompanying depression and shame that goes along with it. One of the more surprising responses, however, came from my sister. She told that she was not yet ready to share her own story of suicide survival. I was shocked. I shouldn’t have been. Her story is her’s to tell, but knowing the things that were happening in our home, I should have known. I felt another level of connection with that I hadn’t experienced before. She was no longer just my sister (as if that were some small thing!), she was a fellow survivor. We were more alike than I realized. That made me both sad and proud.
My real pride comes in what Cybil is doing with her survival story. She turns forty this year. I can’t believe she’s turning forty! I don’t mean this to sound creepy at all, but if you look(ed) half as good as my sister when you turn(ed) forty you should thank Jesus, Buddha, Muhammad, and Superman.
Anyway, Cybil is having a fundraiser for her fortieth birthday. She is raising money for an organization called Alive on Purpose. AOP’s mission is “a non-profit movement that is dedicated to the promotion of life by finding help for people struggling with depression, trauma, and suicide”. They have a particular focus on serving youth from disadvantaged backgrounds where mental health resources are often few and far between. During the build up to her party on March 7th (her birthday is March 4th), Cybil has been promoting the work of AOP and sharing the stories of the young people they have helped in their short existence as an organization. It’s incredibly inspiring!
So, here’s an ask from yours truly: would you be willing to help my sister raise money for this organization? They have, what seems to me, to be a modest goal of raising $5,000. Can we help with that? If you go here and leave my sister’s name “Cybil Taylor” in the message to sender box when you donate, you can contribute to the tally for the fundraiser. Pretty simple right?
I’m pretty proud of my sister, you guys! She’s always been strong, smart, and beautiful! She taught me how to read. It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that she helped raise me. She’s been through a lot and she’s come out on the other side stronger. She’s aging like wine, if you ask me. I am inspired by her faith. I am challenged by her adventurous spirit. I am proud to be her brother.
We are survivors! Help us to help others be alive on purpose. Thanks!


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The full-width amplifier slid easily onto a shelf of my equipment rack with plenty of clearance for ventilation. It ran barely warm to the touch when playing. I used the power cord furnished with the amplifier, reasoning that at this price level users would probably not spring for an aftermarket cord. Since the amplifier had facilities for a 2.1 speaker system, that’s what I used: KEF LS50 satellite speakers with a JL Audio Fathom f110 subwoofer. To evaluate the A-S801’s bass performance, it was necessary to let the amplifier run full-range, so I turned the subwoofer off for that. Blue Marble Audio speaker cable, with banana plugs on the amplifier end, made it easy to connect to the A-S801’s speaker terminals. An HP Envy laptop computer running 64-bit Windows 7 and Roon server software comprised a computer-based server. It was connected to A-S801’s USB input using Audience Au24 SE USB cables. I remotely controlled Roon from both the iPad version of Roon Remote and from a second copy of Roon installed on a Toshiba laptop computer. It was cool to be able to use the Toshiba laptop to write this review and then switch over to use it as a remote for Roon. I also tried a dedicated server, the Linux-based Aurender N100H, connected to the USB input with a Wireworld Platinum Starlight 6 cable. The servers were connected to my home network, where I store my collection of music files on a QNAP TS-251 network attached storage drive.
I downloaded a copy of Yamaha’s Steinberg USB Windows driver Version 1.9.5 for the A-S801 and installed it so the computer would recognize the A-S801’s DAC, then changed the settings in Roon to play through the A-S801—a very straightforward procedure. Usually, a Windows driver installation actually installs several drivers, such as a Windows Audio Session API (WASAPI) driver and an Audio Stream Input/Output (ASIO) driver and possibly others. Normally, I use the WASAPI driver; however, Yamaha’s WASAPI driver was buggy; it crashed a few times, and when it did work, it would not play DSD files, converting them instead to PCM, even though I had set Roon’s DSD playback strategy to play DSD files using DoP mode. Fortunately, the Yamaha ASIO driver worked just fine. To explore this problem, I also tried the drivers in the JRiver Media Center version 21 server program; again, the WASAPI driver crashed occasionally, while the ASIO driver worked OK. The Linux-based Aurender server worked flawlessly. Grrr—whereas I found dealing with such a problem an interesting challenge, it would have been very frustrating for a newbie.
The A-S801 epitomized the need for amplifier break-in. Yamaha recommended 100 hours, so I let the amplifier play 24/7 until it reached (and passed) that elapsed time before I started listening critically. When I first connected the A-S801, I feared the review was going to be an ordeal; the amplifier sounded brittle and raw; but after 100 hours of play, it smoothed out dramatically. A couple of audio dealer friends who heard the amplifier before and after break-in (but not in-between) agreed there was a big improvement. Since I’m a headphone fan, I made sure the headphone jack got plenty of break-in time, too, using $299 NAD VISO PM50 headphones, a good match for the Yamaha.
Lots of people have large music collections on their smartphones, so it’s handy to be able to play that music by connecting the phones to an amplifier using a wireless Bluetooth connection. I plugged Yamaha’s YBA-11 Bluetooth wireless adapter into the digital coaxial input jack to provide Bluetooth connectivity. As noted above, the A-S801 provides a Type A USB port on the rear panel that powers the adapter. Both a power cable and a skinny SPDIF cable are also provided. They aren’t very long, so you’ll need to place the adapter near the amplifier—not much farther away than the front panel. Connecting the YBA-11 to my iPhone 6 was quite easy. It was one of the best-sounding Bluetooth connections I’ve heard, too—very enjoyable.
The remote control was easy to use, with buttons to raise or lower the volume separated slightly from the other buttons for easier access. A mute button, just below the volume buttons, partially muted the output of the amplifier, letting the music play at a much reduced level. The muting was quiet enough to permit a telephone call or conversation, but loud enough to remind you music was still on. I was pleased to see that each input had a separate button on the remote, so you could access any input directly without having to scroll through intermediate ones. The source selector knob on the A-S801 was freely rotating, but had a detent at each input’s position, and a small LED lighted up at each position to indicate which input was selected. The volume control had a small index line inscribed on it, indicating its position, but it was a bit difficult to see from my listening position ten feet away. The volume control was a continuously variable unit with a motor drive that enabled the remote to set the level. The power amp section turned off when headphones were plugged in. I wondered if the relatively low headphone output into low-impedance ’phones would pose a problem, but it drove the 32-ohm NAD PM50s to higher SPLs than I cared to hear. The NAD headphone is quite an easy load, so I challenged the A-S801 with the harder-to-drive 35-ohm HiFiMan HE400, which has a fairly low 92.5dB sensitivity. The A-S801 drove it louder than I could stand to listen to, so any worries I might have had about wimpiness from the headphone amplifier were put to rest. Similarly, in my largish room (23' by 20' by 12') the A-S801 effortlessly drove the 85dB-sensitive KEF speakers much louder than I wanted to hear them play. Bass without the subwoofer was punchy and dynamic, although it understandably didn’t plumb the depths; after all, the KEF speakers only have a 5¼-inch mid/woofer—although sometimes the bass performance compelled me to check to make sure I hadn’t left the subwoofer on. The A-S801 had no problem driving my sub, though I had to turn it down considerably from the setting I normally use with my preamp.
Unfortunately, I didn’t have a moving-magnet cartridge available, so was unable to try the phono section. Nor did I have a CD player, which prevented using the CD Direct feature, but I did try the Pure Direct setting, which sounded a bit cleaner. I used the Pure Direct setting for the review.
The Yamaha A-S801 amplifier sounded sweet and smooth, particularly with vocals. Not a trace of the glare that plagued the unit before break-in was present, until the volume was advanced to a louder level than I ever cared to listen; then, some glare and coarseness set in.
It’s useful to begin a review with a very familiar musical piece, so I queued up old favorite “Folia Rodrigo Martinez” ripped as an AIFF file from the CD La Folia 1490-1701 [Alia Vox]. It’s an information-rich recording of a musical piece written in 1490 and realized by Jordi Savall and his band. On the A-S801, the cascabels which open the piece were very clearly delineated, though without as much detail as I’ve heard on the best systems. The bass, which descends into the mid-20Hz range, was, of course, not fully developed on the small KEF speakers (with subwoofer off), but had plenty of impact, and the upper bass was quite detailed. When I switched on the subwoofer, the low bass was reproduced with impact, though it lacked the resolution I’m used to hearing. Percussion instruments sounded harmonically accurate, but blurred into the background a bit more than they do with top-of-the-line systems. Savall’s viola da gamba sounded harmonically rich, and the baroque guitar and harp were distinctive. Sometimes the last two instruments seem to sound quite similar, making it hard to tell them apart. The A-S801 had plenty of microdynamic verve, so the music sounded quite lively. I could tell Savall and his forces were having lots of fun playing the piece, and I had just as much fun listening to it.


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It’s easy for a small business to believe they are free from the risk of experiencing a data or security breach, since most news headlines involve larger companies and millions of affected customers. However, the majority of cyber attacks actually occur with small businesses for various reasons. For one, hackers know a small business may not have the most secure payment processing system or fewer IT security measures overall. As a small business owner, being payment card industry (PCI) compliant can not only protect your business, but your customers as well. Here’s what to know about PCI compliance and why you should take it seriously.
PCI compliance can be difficult to wrap your mind around if you’ve only been in business for a short amount of time. The reality is credit card processing for small business owners is both good and bad, depending on the system you have in place. The best way to protect your business and customers is to know your payment processing system inside and out. Work with your vendor to determine the level of PCI compliance you need to achieve and ensure they take security and compliance seriously.
If your small business experiences a security breach, you could be looking at tens of thousands of dollars to clean it up. And if you are found to not be PCI compliant, the costs could be even higher with potential legal implications. Even worse than the financial implications of a security breach is the damage to your brand’s name. Customers have to trust a business in order to do business with them, so if you don’t take the time to have the proper security measures in place, then word will get around quickly.
In order to be PCI compliant at all times, you need to test your payment processing system frequently. Conducting regular vulnerability tests can give you insight into any potential security issues so you can fix them as soon as possible. Documenting everything regarding your payment processing services will benefit you tremendously in the long run and ensure your business is as secure as possible.
At Precision Payment Systems, we take PCI compliance seriously for every customer we work with. We specialize in credit card processing for small business owners in New Orleans and the surrounding areas, and would love to work with you. Simply fill out our form with your basic information and we will be happy to explain our services to you, including PCI compliance.
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The best and right way to get technical support!
Please note that it is better to use tickets for technical support.
If you have urgent questions to our sales department. Available LiveChat online Mon-Fri 6am-16am UTC.
Still, the best choice will be tickets or live chat, Skype for extreme cases.
Ping is the rate of data exchange between two computers on the network. Ping is usually measured in milliseconds. The less time spent on communication, the better. The minimum ping guarantees you the highest rate of the trading orders transfer. The minimum ping is one of the guarantees of the rapid execution of your order. The shorter the distance between you and the broker server/trading service is, the faster the transaction opening or modification is initiated.
The server runs around the clock, which means your trading robot will work properly and correctly. In this mode, the adviser will be able to more accurately and correctly assess the trading conditions. Around-the-clock work is a vital necessity for your adviser, and thus, a necessary condition to generate a profit from trading.
In fact, it is an optimized personal computer for trading running 24/7/365 which is located in close proximity to the broker or trading service.


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One of the things that I love about Canada is its diversity. Just like its citizens, the landscape is full of change and variety, from my own home province of prairie fields to the towering mountains of British Columbia to the lush greenery of the Eastern coast. And this year ROYALE is celebrating that diversity with the Inspire Us collection.
This iconic line of facial tissue is comprised of nature photographs from eight different photographers, whose photos were chosen from among 9100 entries by members of the Moment with ROYALE community. Not only did the talented photographers earn national recognition, each was also awarded a $1500 cash prize! The complete collection is a stunning example of Canada’s beauty and I was delighted when I received the full line of facial tissue to help adorn my house with beautiful Canadian flowers and landscapes.
Raising a child is quite the experience. While there are plenty of peaceful, relaxing moments spent cuddling with our little bundles of joy, there are also frustrating moments, funny moments and so many moments that, for whatever reason, we remember for the rest of our lives. That’s the inspiration behind the new Fisher-Price Million Moments of Joy campaign and this contest celebrates all those over-the-top moments of parenthood, from the heart-warming to the hilarious!
Just visit www.fisherprice.ca/momentsofjoy and upload a picture, video or story that celebrates your OVERwhelming moments of motherhood and you’ll be entered to win one of eight prize packs worth approximately $200! Each pack contains a My Little Snugabunny Bouncer, a Laugh & Learn Dance & Play Puppy and an Ocean Wonders Aquarium and will help you enjoy all those magical moments with your little ones!


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Unfortunately this is usually the case. Especially as you are healing because the symptoms usually ‘come out’ so to speak as symptoms of healing. Also, with a leaky gut it will often take quite some time to heal as this is done quite slowly. Just hang in with your treatment and you’ll eventually start seeing some of the symptoms shrinking instead of growing in number and severity.
Are you taking Molybdenum at this time? I can’t stress enough the importance of starting doses of this ‘before’ you even start the detox.
Thomas wrote: I was wondering about that too and read that this in fact is the case.
Thomas, it’s all about the degree of healing you’re experiencing with the Candida infestation since healing of the leaky gut syndrome normally goes along with this.


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NCSA has Family Courtworkers across Alberta that can help you with your situation.
You have the right to know what is happening. You will be told if your child has been apprehended either verbally or in writing. You will also be told the reasons why your child has been apprehended.
You have the right to consult a lawyer and should contact one immediately if your child has been apprehended. You might find it helpful to involve an advocate such as a courtworker or other support such as a family member or friend.
You have a right to be in court and be involved in the planning for your child.
You have the right to speak to a lawyer to find out if a decision can be reviewed or appealed.


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The Bushcraft Company is looking for hard-working and intuitive individuals to join the Operations team on a seasonal basis to support our Estate Managers, Estate Coorindators and camps, to help deliver our inspirational courses. The role of Estate Logistics Assistant is crucial in bringing our adventures to life and ensuring that our beautiful woodland venues are maintained to give the same lasting remarkable impressions to each valued guest that visits. As a company, we aim to provide children with; long lasting and happy memories. It will be your duty to ensure each camp can run efficiently, is well maintained and provided with all the resources to offer each child a positive memory that will last a lifetime.
One of the most important parts of our Operations Team are the Estate Logistical Assistants. They provide a crucial support between the Estate Manager, Estate Cooridnator and the teams on camp, to ensure all equipment, resources and food are present and correct, in order to provide students with the very best back to nature experience. The Estate Logistics Assistants form a team who are the lifeline of the woodlanc venue, ensuring aeach and every camp can operate efficiently and to the highest standards.
A large part of the role involves driving a variety of on and off-roaod vehicles, so a full driving licence is a must. In addition, it would be desirable if you have previous experience of driving vans and towing, but not essential as we will provide you with all relevant training and qualifications to fully perform your duties.
This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who enjoys working outdoors and driving vehicles. We ask that you have a keen eye for detail and are able to work using your own initiative as well as part of a team. It is important that you are eager to learn new skills as full training in off road driving, towing trailers off road and first aid is provided. A multitude of other inhouse training courses are available such as; safeguarding, manual handling, COSHH and more.
You will be based in one of our beautiful woodland locations where a camping pitch will be available for you throughout the season.


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Teddy Kho is a born and raised Indonesian designer.
His love to the creative world made him chose to change his major during college days, from engineering to design. And the passion continued, he couldn’t lie to himself about his true passion, so he left his safe, comfortable, and promising career at the hospitality industry and directly jump back into the creative sea of challenges. Although this decision was condemned by many of his friends, relatives, and family members, he kept continuing his pursue of this passion and the long and roughed journey led him to the world of exhibition design in which he fell in love, felt the chemistry, and promised to keep his journey in this path.
His two years experience in working and living in Tibet and abundant experiences of independent traveling have prepared him to face the toughest physical and mental challenges and to think as open as the vast sea and high as the Himalayas.
Thus with these -seemingly so basic and unnecessary- ammos he continues his journey to the world of exhibition design and every other creative amusements.
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The major risk of ligament reconstructive surgery is failure or re-rupture of the graft resulting in ongoing instability (giving way) of the knee. This is why there is a prolonged rehabilitation period following surgery to give the graft time to incorporate into your knee. During this rehabilitation your graft is vulnerable to injury and you must be careful not to put it at risk by returning to sports before the physiotherapists give you the all clear. The risk of graft failure is around 5-7 %. Revision reconstructive surgery is possible using a different graft either from yourself or from a cadveric source.
Once the graft has incorporated it is at least as strong as the ligament you originally ruptured, and the risk of rupturing the graft is about the same as the risk of you injuring the native ligament in your other knee.