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After six weeks of total lockdown, children under 12 are to be allowed out of their homes from April 27 after the Spanish Government announced the first tentative steps towards lifting the national State of Alarm.
The clifftop path between Puerto Rico resort and Amadores beach is one of the easiest and most beautiful in south Gran Canaria. Here's where to start and a few tips for along the way.
If you want a memorable Instagram photo, head to the Barranco de Barafonso in east Gran Canaria. Just do it quick before everybody visits the closest thing to Antelope Canyon in the Canary Islands.
The hot southern air that brought unseasonably high temperatures to Gran Canaria over the weekend is fading away and temperatures will drop by a few degrees over the next couple of days.
Summer is drawing to a close where you live so it's time for a reminder about why you have to get planning for your winter sunshine break in Gran Canaria. Here's 12 photos, all taken in the depths of Gran Canaria's 'winter' season.
These are the posts that got most attention last week on our Facebook page. Posts that were shared & liked most. If you're not a fan yet, please consider hitting the "Like" button on our page. Thanks!
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Oil exploration permits around the Canary Islands have run out so there will be no more drilling in the near future.
Published on April 1st 2016: The first Gran Canaria Lions were released back into the Maspalomas dunes nature reserve this morning after an 80-year absence.
FEBRUARY 21, 2016: With the Gran Canaria highlands still covered in snow, it might seem silly to say that the recent patch of winter weather is over, but the forecast for this week is for sunshine in south Gran Canaria.
FEBRUARY 19, 2016: The cold, rain and clouds are due to remain over Gran Canaria until at east Sunday due to a low pressure to the east of the islands.
A well known Gran Canaria artist has proposed a new viewpoint overlooking the Maspalomas dunes in the form of a Cosmic Dune.
GRAN CANARIA WEATHER UPDATE 16/02/2016: The wind and waves start to fade today before a steep drop in temperature on Thursday, and the possibility of a Big Tuna event this weekend.
The hottest place in Gran Canaria this weekend was the El Berriel caravan where a chip pan fire destroyed six caravans and caused gas bottles to explode.
Warm, sunny weather dominates the forecast for the last week of January 2016, although there will be dust on Monday and Tuesday.
Everyone who visits Las Palmas sees the cathedral in old town Vegueta and walks along iconic Las Canteras beach. Here's a list of some of the local icons of the city that are easier to miss.
The Canary Islands want to stop the third Monday in January from being called Blue Monday and they've created a whole campaign that allows everybody to help.
There's more to Gran Canaria than getting a golden tan by the pool; Here're 14 things that glisten in Gran Canaria and really are golden.
Sometimes you just want to spend a day doing something that doesn't cost any money. Here's six free things you can do in Maspalomas resort. All you need is a picnic!
It's no surprise that Las Palmas is currently second on the influential Nomad List of top remote working locations around the world, and the only place in the top five that isn't in Thailand. Here's why...
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Our PVC Sheeting is available in white, blue, cream, grey and green. Sheets are stocked in 2mm, 3mm, 4mm, 6mm and thicker sheets on request. PVC Sheeting is the most commonly known and used plastic, both commercially and domestically. We have a wealth of knowledge, covering most uses and applications for this product. All of our fantastic range of PVC sheeting products are extremely impact resistant, meet food hygiene regulations and standards, and are highly tolerable to the majority of corrosive materials. The properties of PVC sheeting ensure maximum workability and toughness.
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The silliest question being asked about the revelation that Gov. Schwarzenegger had a child out of wedlock? That question is: why didn't anyone know about this?
The answer is obvious. Neither of the parties who knew -- Schwarzenegger or his housekeeper, the child's mother -- wanted it known. Both were married at the time, according to news reports. So they kept it quiet, until news of Schwarzenegger's separation from his wife brought it out.
My reaction: Thank goodness, for the state, that he and the housekeeper managed to keep this secret for the seven years of his governorship.
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Imagine how completely disruptive the breaking of this news would have been if Schwarzenegger had been trying to govern the state at the time this broke. It might have paralyzed the state in the same way that revelations of gubernatorial misdeeds in South Carolina, New York and New Jersey have in recent years. And California has more than enough governmental paralysis already, thank you.


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Critic-Turned-Cook Enjoys a Double Helping of Mario Batali
There's almost always a line out the door at Salumi in Seattle, but earlier this week, it was hundreds deep and it snaked around the block. Mario Batali fans arrived early to see the orange Croc-wearing superstar at his family's salumeria, where he signed copies of his latest book, Molto Gusto: Easy Italian Cooking, which he wrote with Mark Ladner. Armandino and Marilyn Batali—Mario's mom and dad—circulated through the crowd, passing out bites made from recipes out of the book. Sister Gina—who runs Salumi with her husband, Brian D'Amato—kept the signing queue moving right along.
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The number of books sold in an hour should make Mario's publisher pretty darned happy. It was a heck of a homecoming, especially when the party picked up later during a sold-out event at Tom Douglas's Palace Kitchen.
While 300 folks sampled more snacks from Molto Gusto—hello lardo crostini!—Batali warmed up the crowd by posing for photos and talking about the James Beard after-party at Otto. "I got to meet Peter Gabriel," he gushed about the rock-star-chef-meets-rock-star encounter.
Then, everyone took a seat and Tom Douglas interviewed Mario. But it wasn't your typical dry Q&A, as these two wise-crackers had the audience doubled over with laughter. There wasn't one single yuk-yuk that would translate. It was one of those blissful times when you just had to be there.
And I was, in the front row.
Now, I've witnessed dozens of celebrity chefs shining brightly over the years, but these two were super nova hot. Such great chemistry!
Tom started it off by asking, "If you could sleep with one famous chef... who would he be?"
"You, of course," Mario countered, not missing a beat.
This playful exchange between two giants in the culinary world reminded me of a key ingredient in the making of a great chef: that intangible quality known as charisma. You can't learn it in cooking school. You can't fake it until you make it. You've either got it or you don't.
These guys have got it going on, as does Tony Bourdain, David Chang, John Besh, and many others. (Care to add to the list?) Maybe it's charisma—and relentless drive—that makes the difference in the rise to the top. Then again, I've met some pretty funny, charming, dazzling line cooks, bread bakers and dishwashers during the past year in the professional kitchen, and nobody's lining up to buy books from them. Not yet, anyway.
When taking questions from the audience, Mario addressed that burning query: "Why don't you open a restaurant in Seattle?"
"I have too much respect for Seattle to open up a place and come here a few times a year," he said, acknowledging that, yes, indeed-y, he does have outposts in Vegas and LA, but those are run by trusted friends.
I stuck my hand up and asked something only a former food critic would: "Has Sam Sifton been into Babbo yet? And have you changed the music?"
No and no was the short answer, though he went on to elaborate about the music question. Former New York Times food critic Frank Bruni marked Babbo down because he didn't want to hear Black Crowes while savoring his buccatini. Mario was not swayed: "I believe you've got to be true to what you want to do. We play what we like. And we don't take requests." And it's still damn hard to get a reservation, so there are obviously a lot of Black Crowes and Batali fans out there.
Another thing that distinguishes superstar chefs is that they're always working on the next great project. For Mario, that's virtual cooking classes produced for the iPad, coming out next fall, and the long-anticipated launch of Eataly, the Slow Food-style supermarket with five restaurants and a rooftop brewery coming this summer to New York City at 23rd Streetn and Fifth Avenue.
Tom's got at least three new venues in the works and is moving forward on a direct-to-Kindle cookbook. Plus, there's his farm in rural Eastern Washington that he and his wife, Jackie Cross, tend to.
Hopefully, Tom and Mario will be able to squeeze time into their cram-packed calendar to do some bantering again sometime soon. If you this duo shows up in your city, you've got to catch their act.
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Buy a Robicelli's Brownie, Help Fany Gerson's La Newyorkina Recover from Sandy
Earlier this month, we told you about the continuing struggles Fany Gerson's La Newyorkina is facing after the hurricane. The storm cost her everything: her kitchen, her refrigerators and freezers, and her specialized (and hard to find) popsicle machines.
Fany, who's also the author of My Sweet Mexico, has since launched a Kickstarter to crowd-fund $20,000 to help get back on track, and as of this writing, with 19 days to go in the project, she's already raised over $21,000. But it's going to take a lot more than that for Fany to get her business back to where it was before Sandy, especially without help from insurance.
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So in the spirit of Lonestar Taco's besito benefit, Robicelli's, whose herculean relief efforts we've profiled before, is also pitching in. For the month of February, starting today, Robicelli's is selling a special Fany brownie through their website, and a portion of their profits will go directly to La Newyorkina's recovery. The Callebaut and Valrhona brownies will be spiked with Mexican cinnamon and cajeta, goat's milk caramel. Robicelli's brownies ship nationally.
Other New York food artisans are joining in to help, including:
- Danny Macaroons, selling a special Fany macaroon at select locations
- Liddabit Sweets, donating a portion of their sales from the Brooklyn Flea
- Whimsy & Spice, selling whiskey cookies through their website
- Roni-Sue's Chocolates, selling Roni-Sue's Chili Lover's Collection
- Butter & Scotch, selling Mexican hot chocolate at the Brooklyn Flea
- Brooklyn Cured, donating a portion of their sales from the Park Slope Farmer's Market
If you work with a food company and are looking to help, you can reach Allison Robicelli at [email protected].
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A session of the Superior Court for Juvenile Matters, located in the Middlesex Judicial District Superior Court, 1 Court Street, Middletown. It serves as a statewide juvenile trial court, accepting child protection cases referred by local juvenile court judges. The referral criteria include: age of the case, significance of the action (termination of parental rights is the most important), and complexity of the case. If the case is accepted, the Department of Children and Families provides transportation to Middletown to parents who need it.Complex Litigation Docket
Complex Litigation Docket. Dockets for civil cases with multiple litigants and/or legally challenging issues or multi-million dollar claims for damages currently available in Hartford, Stamford and Waterbury. Cases accepted are assigned to an individual judge, who presides over all aspects of the case.
See Facts About the Connecticut Judicial Branch Complex Litigation Docket (PDF)
What is Community Court?
Opened on November 10, 1998, the State of Connecticut Superior Court Community Court Session in Hartford is a collaborative effort between the State of Connecticut Judicial Branch and local authorities that seeks to address the "quality of life" crimes that contribute to the deterioration of local neighborhoods. Committed to the concept of restorative justice, the Community Court in Hartford utilizes a combination of court-supervised community service and social services to promote responsibility among defendants for their actions while simultaneously offering a helping hand to address the social issues that may be contributing to their behavior.
In its first 17 years*, the Hartford Community Court has handled over
130,000 cases. Over 90% of community court cases are disposed of within 3
months. Its social services team has made over 32,000 human services
referrals. Hartford Community Court defendants have provided over 511,000
hours of community service throughout Hartford's Neighborhoods.
* November 10, 1998 through August 31, 2015.
What crimes are handled in Community Court?
The Community Court deals with a wide array of crimes including simple possession of marijuana, breach of peace, criminal mischief, criminal trespass, larceny (shoplifting), disorderly conduct, threatening, prostitution, solicitation of prostitutes, illegal liquor possession by a minor, public nuisance, public drunkenness, excessive noise, and illegal vending. Most defendants are issued a summons and/or are arrested and are required to appear at Community Court within two business days of being arrested.
The Community Court in Hartford is a special session of the Hartford Judicial District Superior Court. In addition to Hartford, the Community Court accepts cases from the towns of Avon, Bloomfield, Canton, Farmington, and West Hartford.
kinds of sentences are ordered?
Most defendants are ordered to perform community service, in lieu of being sent to jail and/or fines. For example, defendants may work on street clean-up crews or help deliver food to the needy. The Court also requires all defendants to meet with a member of the Community Court Social Services Team. The Community Court's on-site social services staff consists of representatives from the City of Hartford Department of Human Services, the State Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, and the Capitol Region Mental Health Center. The court sanctions and monitors defendants mandated for further medical treatment by the Social Services Team.
The Community Court Session in Hartford has provided a forum for collaboration among those who seek to restore the quality of life in our communities. In addition to State of Connecticut Judicial Branch staff, on-site personnel include members of the City of Hartford's Department of Health and Human Services, and the State Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services. Contracted staff from Community Partners in Action, the Hartford Area Mediation Program, and Paul & Lisa, Inc. also play significant roles in the daily operations of the Community Court. Support from community members, local police departments, and numerous nonprofit agencies throughout Greater Hartford have also contributed to the unique dynamics of the Court.
How can I get more information about the Hartford
Community Court?
You may contact the Hartford Community Court Officer at:
Fax: (860) 756-7025
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dockets that handle domestic violence cases using a vertical case management approach. Teams comprised of prosecutors, family relations counselors, domestic violence victim advocates, and representatives of law enforcement coordinate case processing through regular meetings. Defendants are required to return to court frequently to ensure that they are following court orders.Land Use Litigation Docket
A special session of the Superior Court has been established in the Hartford Judicial District at 95 Washington Street for the adjudication of specifically identified land use cases.
The following types of land use cases will be considered for transfer:
Counsel or self-represented parties may file an application for referral using form JD-CV-129, Application for Case Referral – Land Use Litigation Docket. Cases that are accepted for transfer will be transferred in full to the Land Use Litigation Docket.
Please note that the following land use case types will not be accepted for transfer to the docket at this time:
Standing Order for the Transfer of Affordable Housing Appeals
Application for Case Referral - Land Use Litigation Docket, JD-CV-129 - PDF
Request for Adjudication, Complex Litigation Docket, JD-CL-077 - PDF
If you have any questions please contact Abby Bowker at 860-548-2851 or email@example.com or Rose Ann Rush at 203-965-5288 or email@example.com
Regional Family Trial Docket
A special docket in the Middlesex Judicial District, 1 Court Street, Middletown, which handles contested custody and visitation matters referred to it from any Judicial District in the state. One judge presides over and manages the docket. The goal is to handle contested cases involving children quickly and without interruption. Cases are referred to the Regional Family Trial Docket by the family presiding judge when they meet the program criteria: child focused issue; ready for trial; family relations case study completed and not more than nine months old; and an attorney has been appointed for the children.
Tax and Administrative Appeals Session
A special session of the Superior Court established to hear state and municipal tax appeals and appeals from state administrative agencies under the Uniform Administrative Procedure Act (C.G.S. sec. 4-166 et seq.). It is located at New Britain Superior Court, 20 Franklin Square, New Britain, CT 06051. More information...


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Samsung has today introduced upgraded version of ultra-thin and light Samsung N150-11BL Ultra-Portable Netbook which is powered by Intel Atom Mobile processor, featuring 10.1-inch LED display, spill-proof keyboard and integrated 2.1 channel speaker system with 1.5W subwoofers for good quality audio and it comes with 6-cell battery offering incredible 10 hours of battery power.
This ultra portable and thin Samsung N150-11BL netBook is targeted at consumer who needs to stay connected, informed, entertained and productive-anytime and anywhere and is designed lightweight and small in size making it convenient for use at all sorts of places like in home, gym, trains, bus, planes etc. where a larger size laptop might feel inconvenient.
Showcasing the new Pointillist pattern in a polished green gradated color with chrome accents, the upgraded Samsung N150-11BL ultra-portable Netbook is designed as low-cost, Internet-centric mobile computing devices also called NetBooks and is powered by 1.66 GHz Intel Atom ULV (ultra low voltage) Processor N450, specifically designed for small devices and low power consumption, while maintaining the Intel Core 2 Duo instruction set compatibility. The keyboard of this ultra-portable netbook PC is 93% the size of a regular desktop keyboard offering ease and comfort in trying.
The Intel Atom processor N450 uses a new design structure that packs in 47 million transistors into a single chip sized at just 22mm (0.87 inches), and the processor uses just 2.5 watts of power which is less than 1/10th of the 35 watts used by an Intel Core 2 Duo processor.
The upgraded Samsung N150-11BL netbook is also equipped with Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology which reduces average system power consumption. The enhanced low-power sleep states (C1E, C2E, C4E) are optimized for power by forcibly reducing the performance state of the processor when it enters a package low-power state.
The Samsung N150-11BL netbook is about half a inch wider with a little larger chassis than the Samsung N110 netbook, which allows for a larger keyboard than other netbook PCs in market today (about 93% of standard desktop keyboard) and it is equipped with two front facing internal speakers one each on left and right side of screen and integrated 1.5 subwoofer speakers below the keyboard, togather yielding some really high quality audio output than most of the other netbooks.
The Intel Atom processor N450 in Samsung N150-11BL netBook also includes a power-optimized front side bus of 533 MHz for faster data transfer (FSB) on demanding mobile applications and a 512 KB L2 cache (which temporarily stores data) build with Mobile Intel 945GSE + ICH7H Express Chipset Mainboard.
Samsung N150-11BL netBook features 1-GB DDR2 667 MHz SDRAM (maximum 2-GB via a single SO-DIMM module) and a 250-GB internal 2.5-inch 5400 rpm SATA hard drive (replacing 160GB HDD in original version) with added security feature of free-fall-sensor that parks the HDD spindle when the computer is in free-fall. There is provision to connect CD/DVD optical drive of choice but no optical drive is packaged.
Samsung N150-11BL Netbook comes with Microsoft's Windows 7 Starter preinstalled, and this netBook is equipped with 10.1-inch Widescreen SuperBright WSVGA LED display having 200nit brightness, 16:9 aspect ratio, powered by integrated Intel GMA 3150 Graphics chipset with shared memory capable of maximum resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels.
Equipped with 84 keys Anti-Bactteria Keyboard, the Samsung N150-11BL netbook also sports integrated 0.3 Megapixel (640 x 480 pixels ) webcam which is placed in the bezel above the LCD. In addition, the netBook also sports build-in stereo speakers and built-in Digital Array Microphones.
Available in several colors, the new Samsung N150-11BL ultra-mobie netBook also features integrated WiFi 802.11b/g/N Wireless LAN mini PCI-E connection and Bluetooth v2.0 with EDR wireless connection which allows faster downloads from the internet, quick data transfer and non- drop net connectivity.
In addition, Samsung NN150-11BL netBook also offers integrated 10/100 Mbit Ethernet LAN connection, and sports 3 USB v2.0 ports for wired connectivity. On the left and right sides of the computer there is Ethernet LAN RJ45 connector and power jacks and all 3 USB ports, plus VGA port, and mic and headphone jacks.
The ultra-light weight Samsung N220-11 comes with many windows software already installed which includes: Samsung Recovery Solution, Samsung Magic Doctor, Samsung Update plus Easy Display Manager, Easy Battery Manager, Easy Network Manager, Easy Speedup Manager, McAfee Virus Scan, Adobe Acrobat Reader etc.
Other features of Samsung N150-11BL ultra mobile netBook PC includes a 3-in-1 Media Card Reader supporting SD, SDHC and Multimedia Card (MMC), 3 USB v2.0 ports, Realtek ALC6628 Hi-Definition Audio 5.1 CODEC Hardware with build-in 2 stereo speaker system of 1.5 Watts each and also sports built-in Microphone.
Weighing 1.24 Kgs, the Samsung N150-11BL ultraportable netbook comes with 6-cell, Li-Ion, 5200 mAh, 7.4 volts Battery, which provides upto 10 hrs battery life and the Netbook is designed to be a eco-efficient consumer and business notebooks, and are fully compliant with the RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) directive.
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3 USB v2.0 ports
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- External MIC Input
- External Audio Out
- VGA Port 15 Pin D-Sub
- 4-in-1 Media Card Slot, SD, SDHC, MMC
Samsung N150-11BL Ultra-Portable Netbook Features
- Intel Atom Processor N450, 1.66 GHz
- 512 KB L2 Cache, 533 MHz AGTL+ FSB
- Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology
- Mobile Intel 945GSE + ICH7M Express Chipset Mainboard
- 1-GB DDR2 SDRAM, 667 Mhz, Max. upto 2 GB maximum in a single SODIMM Slot
- 250-GB, SATA 5400 rpm Hard Drive
- 10.1-inch 16:9 aspect ratio Widescreen SuperBright WSVGA LED display, 220nit brightness, 1024 x 600 pixels screen resolution
- Integrated Intel GMA 3150 Graphics Chipset with shared memory
- Integrated WiFi 802.11b/g/N Wireless LAN mini PCI-E connection
- Integrated 10/100 Mbit Ethernet LAN connection
- Bluetooth v2.0 + EDR
- Integrated 0.3 Megapixel (640 x 480 pixels) webcam (placed in the bezel above the LCD)
- 4-in-1 Media Card Reader, SD, SDHC, and Multimedia Card (MMC)
- 3 USB v2.0 ports
- 83 Keys spill-proof keyboard (93% fullsize of standard laptop)
- Realtek ALC6628 Hi-Definition Audio 5.1 CODEC Hardware
- Built-in 2.1 Channel Surround speakers plus 1.5W Subwoofer speakers
- Built-in Digital Array Microphone
- Microsoft Windows 7 Starter Edition
- 6-cell, Li-Ion, 5200 mAh, 7.4 volts Battery, upto 10 hrs battery life
- Dimensions (W x D x H) : 262 x 185.5 x 28.55 mm
- Weight: 1.24 Kgs (with battery pack)
The Samsung N150-11BL Ultra-portable Netbook PC is available in India for an estimated price of Rs. 25,499 (including local tax) and comes with one year standard warranty. Visit www.samsung.com for more details.


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THQ: Rubin says back catalog to be sold "in the coming weeks," Bilson speaks
THQ president Jason Rubin has said the firm's remaining assets, which include its back catalog of titles, are to be sold off "in the coming weeks" as part of the Chapter 11 process. Meanwhile, the firm's former president, Danny Bilson has commented on the sale of THQ's IP and studios.
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The last day of the work week is almost here. Have some shorts to get you through until then.
Steam offering 18 THQ Games For £26/$50
This is a bit silly. Steam's offering 18 THQ games for a highly affordable £26/$50.It's got everything you could possibly want from THQ. All of it. All the Company of Heroes, Red Faction, S.T.A.L.K.E.R., Saints Row and Dawn of War you could ever need.Buy. It. Thanks, RPS.


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When a prospective guest asked Jason Henzell, the owner of Jakes Hotel, whether he could land a helicopter there, he realized then that he was on to something special.
Located on the less-travelled south coast of Jamaica in a community known as Treasure Beach, Jakes is a unique Caribbean getaway.
Once a backpacker hangout, Henzell realized after that call that people with money were willing to spend it to have an authentic Jamaican experience and he quickly transformed the place to cater to them.
"My vision of Treasure Beach is to make it the Martha's Vineyard of Jamaica," said Henzell. He would like it to be a destination for low-density tourism that would help sustain the local economy.
The Jakes Hotel name is a bit of a misnomer as there is no hotel, but rather six one-of-a-kind, deluxe cottages, 21 one-bedroom units and four higher-end villas scattered over a six-acre strip of property that lines the rocky shore.
Each cottage and villa is designed to be different from the rest and is decorated by the owner's artist mother, Sally, with an eye to the seaside location of Jakes. The setting is also reflected in the cottages' whimsical names like octopussy, abalone and coral.
I'm staying in a wonderful cottage named Seapuss. It is a one-room unit with a double bed and a veranda perched on the sea. The wooden veranda is almost as big as the room and is furnished with wooden chairs and recliners that invite you to relax and gaze at the sea, watching the sun makes its way across the sky until it sets. The ocean roars against the rocks below and seabirds fly by. It is bliss.
Inside, the room is simply appointed, but with luxe touches that add atmosphere. There is a bathroom attached and you can step out from the room to an outside shower.
Apart from being one of the area's biggest employers, having more than 120 people work for him during high season, Henzell is big on giving back to the community in other ways, specifically through sports and education.
His Breds non-profit foundation has spearheaded several projects in the community, including one that helped a build a nearby sports complex that features a cricket pitch and soccer fields as well as basketball and tennis courts. There are even plans to add buildings for spectators which will enable the facility to host bigger events which will in turn bring in athletes and visitors from all over which ultimately stimulates the local economy even further.
If sitting by the sea on your cottage veranda isn't relaxing enough, Henzell's wife, Laura, also teaches yoga classes in the morning. Fittingly, they are given in a spectacular rooftop classroom overlooking the sea. The roof is the top of the property's Driftwood Spa which has a full menu of relaxing treatments to pamper visitors.
It's all part of Henzell's wellness philosophy. He doesn't want people to come to Jake's and gain 10 pounds from overindulging. Instead, he wants them to use their time there to stay healthy.
To that end, you can stay active by renting a bike to visit the villages and fields, go snorkelling, swimming or sea kayaking. "Sometimes we have to push people out," said Henzell with a smile. "They become lethargic."
As for those 10 pounds, they might be a possibility given the delicious food served at the hotel's on-site restaurant and another restaurant they own that is adjacent to the property. Virtually all of the food that is served there is locally sourced, either from fishermen in nearby villages or farmers in the region's fields.
Once a month they even have a farm-to-fork dinner where hotel guests can go to a local farm and feast on a meal from all-local ingredients. It gives visitors the chance to meet local Jamaicans in an authentic setting.
Visitors to Jakes soon discover it is a very different experience from the typical, all-inclusive holiday that many tourists associate with Jamaica.
It's a place for those who want a mellow, relaxing holiday in the real Jamaica, away from the tourist crowds.
As for that helipad Henzell was asked about, if that's how you roll, then you'll be glad to know that Jakes now has one.
There's also a nearby airstrip for people who would like to charter a private flight to get them to Treasure Beach and, of course, there's always the helicopter pad.
Rates vary depending on the season and the property you rent. They can range as low as $95 U.S. per night for a one-bedroom garden-view cottage in the summer to as high as $1,150 per night for a four-bedroom, luxury villa during the winter high season.
For full rate information and other details, Jake's has a funky website (http://www.jakeshotel.com) that reflects the place's unique character:
- Travel assistance was provided by the Jamaican Tourist Board.


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Re: Worried about Eclipse?
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They've already shown pictures of Victoria and Riley meeting under a bridge or something and they were kissing, so that's nothing new. You guys need to remember that characters need to introduced differently in movies than they are in books... just like they had scenes w/ James, Victoria, and Laurent. You don't get Bella's narration in the movie so they need more screen time for the audience (well, those who haven't read the books at least) to understand them.yorkkipup wrote:I just read a clip from an interview with the screenplay writer Melisssa and she was saying how she was so excited about getting to flesh out Riley's character and that viewers would be excited to see his relationship with Victoria develop. What!!!
I don't care about Riley. He was in the book for what - all of a couple of pages? It just seems more and more that the movie version of Eclipse is going to be all about the bad vamps. Doesn't David Slade realize where the real focus of Eclipse should be? I wonder if he has talked to Stephenie at all about the book. I know it is early yet but the more I hear the more worried I get.


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Poor Spider-Man. Five years after the webslinging superhero was forced to retroactively erase his marriage to Mary Jane in a desperate deal with the devil (true story), things are about to get even worse for Peter Parker in Amazing Spider-Man #700, a issue so controversial that it inspired numerous death threats against the book's long-time writer Dan Slott. So what could happen to Spidey that would make his satanic retroactive divorce look tame in comparison?
Warning: Spoilers follow.
Simple. In Amazing Spider-Man #700, a finale issue illustrated by Humberto Ramos that concludes the long-running series launched in 1963, Spider-Man dies, and supervillain Doctor Octopus secretly takes over his body to become the new Spider-Man.
After a climactic confrontation where Peter Parker forcibly transfers his memories – and apparently, his morality – into the mind of his body-stealing enemy to make him a better man, the physical form of Doctor Octopus expires, taking Peter with it. Reborn as a hero, but still somehow a pompous jerk, Doc Ock declares that he will become a superior Spider-Man, a turn of phrase that segues neatly into the January launch of the comic book Superior Spider-Man, starring Doctor Octopus as Spider-Man.
When the news about Spidey's demise reached the internet, the reactions from readers were swift and often deeply emotional – par for the course in the passionate fandom of superhero comics. But now that social media has all but dissolved the distance between creators and fans, the outrage once vented on the letters page months after the fact now arrives immediately – and loudly – on the personal Twitter feeds and Facebook pages of comic book creators. In Slott's case, this meant a long series of Twitter death threats where readers actually tagged the writer in their tweets.
"Did I know fans were gonna be passionate about this? Sure," Slott told Wired. "When we started dropping hints about what was coming up in Amazing Spider-Man #700, I was the first to make the jokes that when the issue came out I was going to have to pull a 'Salman Rushdie.' But let's be honest about this. Comic fans have always been this passionate. They just haven't always had a place to put their knee-jerk reactions that was instantaneous as the internet."
Slott says he's been in contact with Gerry Conway, the writer who scripted the infamous death of Spider-Man love interest Gwen Stacy in 1973, and the creators involved with the 1992 "Death of Superman" storyline, who expressed both their sympathy and relief that internet fandom still hadn't developed the ability to deliver the full brunt of its anger to creators both instantly and en masse when their stories made headlines. "I think this is just part of the comic book fan landscape from now on," said Slott. "That's just the way it is."
Be Careful What You Pretend to Be ———————————
According to Slott, the story that summoned a thousand internet ragefaces has been in the works for 100 issues – over eight years – and offers a conclusion that is fairly shocking: at their core, Spider-Man and Doctor Octopus are not truly that different.
"[Doctor Octopus] is the bespectacled nerd caught in an radioactive mishap that made him an analog of an eight-legged creature. Sound familiar?" asked Slott. "When we first met Otto Octavius, he was just like Peter Parker at the start of [his debut in] Amazing Fantasy #15."
"The difference is, [Octavius] was older, set in his ways, he never had someone like Uncle Ben in his life and he [never] learned the lesson of 'great power and responsibility.' Now that Peter Parker has set him on the right path, this is his second chance."
The conceit of the new title, Superior Spider-Man, also involves a reversal of expectations that fundamentally changes the relationship between the reader and the hero. In the traditional Spider-Man stories, Spidey was forever on the run from policemen and angry, mustachioed journalists who thought he was a menace, while readers cheered him from the sidelines because they knew he was actually a hero.
"Now all of that is flipped," said Slott. "The people, police, and Avengers see him as a hero. They think they know the whole story. And the readers think he's an undeserving menace. The readers are now J. Jonah Jameson! That makes this Spider-Man the most meta Spider-Man of them all! If he can win over the audience by becoming a hero in their eyes, that will truly be an astounding feat!"
But despite the operatic high drama of Spider-Man's "death," it's also important to keep the story in perspective; major "world-changing" events have become something of a semi-annual occurrence in the world of superhero comics that tend to involve more fanfare than staying power, from the 2007 death of Captain America (since reversed) to the 2008 death of Batman (since reversed) to the 2011 death of the Human Torch (since reversed).
It's unlikely that the death of Peter Parker will be permanent simply because superhero comics are not a world of permanence; they're a world of enduring myths that are often elastic enough to stretch into temporary new configurations, but always seem to contract back into their original shapes. The point of stories where prominent characters die isn't that they die (they don't), but the potential for innovation that those temporary absences offer, and whatever the writers and artists manage to do with it.
Superior Spider-Man #1 hits comic book shops and digital retailers on Jan. 9. See previews of Amazing Spider-Man #700 and Superior Spider-Man #1 above.


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If the sides of the triangle in the diagram are 3, 4 and 5, what is
the area of the shaded square?
At the beginning of the night three poker players; Alan, Bernie and Craig had money in the ratios 7 : 6 : 5. At the end of the night the ratio was 6 : 5 : 4. One of them won $1 200. What were the assets of the players at the beginning of the evening?
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We had a potluck! I got to use some of my weavings as table coverings, and baked a ton of cookies using the macadamia nuts we brought back from Hawaii.
Back in the studio, got my loom warped for rugs!
Friday was my birthday, my husband baked me a sprinkle cake!
It's a good start to fall around here, I'm excited to get started on my rugs, and enjoy some of the crisp Portland weather before the rainy season officially hits. I'm taking a shibori dyeing class in a few weeks, which sounds incredible. I'll be sure to have some photos to share, we're indigo dyeing scarves to learn the technique.
04 October 2013
Hawai'i Part 2
These totems are part of a national park, we stopped at on our way south to the Volcano.
We hiked out to see the petroglyphs near Kona
We didn't see the biggest crater at the volcano because it was closed due to hazardous gasses, but this one was pretty close and ENORMOUS, I can't even imagine what the other one would be like. It looks like the land before time haha.
02 October 2013
Hawai'i Part 1
We went to the big island of Hawai'i for our honeymoon last week. It was incredibly fun, beautiful and relaxing. Can't wait to go back.
pushing back the lava at the end of the road!
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Feinstein's Thursday Lunch: Shaheen-KebabsPosted by jstevrtc on April 2nd, 2010
Now that spring is here and the weather has improved over much of the country, we'd like to announce that grilling season officially kicked off today in Indianapolis, but probably not in the way you're thinking.
The president of the NCAA and/or some other high-ups has always made it a point to take some time on the Thursday or Friday preceding the Final Four to have a press conference to talk about the NCAA Tournament in general and the tournament specific to that year. This little get-together happened today in Indy. The media got the chance to hear from Dan Guerrero, chair of the Division I Men's Basketball Committee; Kevin Lennon, VP for academic and membership affairs; and one Greg Shaheen, the NCAA's senior VP for basketball and business strategies.
RIGHT HERE is the transcript of this press conference.
IMPORTANT: Listen, we post a lot of links on this site. We want you to click every one of them. We wouldn't put them up there if we didn't think it would enhance your enjoyment or understanding of a story or article. But YOU MUST CLICK ON THAT LINK if you want to get a glimpse into the minds of the people who are trying to change the greatest sporting event in the world, the people who want to increase the number of teams in the NCAA Tournament from 65 to 96.
Before you do that, we need to make sure you understand something — this thing is happening. The 96-team tournament isn't something that's just being discussed, anymore. This press conference wasn't an official announcement, but it was everything but that. We don't like it any more than you do, but we might as well get used to it. We know why they're doing it. Like Joe Pesci said in Casino:
"Always the dollars. Always the f***in' dollars…"
You see, the NCAA has to make a decision this summer. Their current college basketball contract with CBS runs through 2013, but states that the NCAA can opt out of the deal by the end of this July to go searching for a better deal, meaning more money. The current contract with CBS was finalized in 1999 and is worth about $6 billion. It also applies to a 65-team tournament. If they opt out, the NCAA can do whatever it wants to the tournament and market the new version (like, say, one with 96 teams) as their new product as they negotiate for even bigger bucks. They could even renegotiate with CBS (we wonder if CBS also sees possible bigger profits and actually wants the NCAA to opt out of this thing).
Back to this press conference. Here's a little rundown of what happened. First, Mr. Guerrero took the mic, and to be honest you really don't have to read his short introduction. He said very little and then introduced Mr. Lennon. Lennon's portion is quite interesting, because he used his time to tell everyone about the improved graduation and retention rates among student-athletes, specifically men's basketball players. He noted that student-athletes in ALL sports, and "certainly men's basketball, are continuing to outperform the student body" as a whole. Sounds good.
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This design has been so successful and is starting to be noticed both in the cities and in the country, as a dependable survival instrument.
Noel Bourke has been making Sola Kooka's by hand for over 15 years. He makes several types of Kookas, ranging in temperature from 165 °C (329 °F) to 200 °C (392 °F). In 2010 he has been granted a provosional patent on his Sola Kookas, protecting his intellectual property right. He continues making Sola Kooka's where he lives in Perth, Heathridge, and produces approximately 45 cookers per year.
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Brain size can vary tremendously between species. For instance, the average human head holds around three pounds of cerebral matter; your typical chimp, on the other hand, packs about a third of that.
Differences in brain size do exist within species (women, for example, have relatively larger brains than men), however such variations are usually small. Not so for the three-spined stickleback. Cloistered away in Iceland's Lake Mýatn, a tiny population of these torpedo-shaped fishes is one of the only known examples on Earth where the males of the species possess dramatically larger brains than females.
In a study published in the latest issue of PLoS ONE, a team of researchers led by Alexander Kotrschal of Sweden's Uppsala University weighed the brains of 58 male sticklebacks and 61 females. While all of the specimens were around 4.5 centimeters in length, the typical male brain weighed in at 24.2 milligrams, while the females' weighed an average of just 19.7 mg.
The underlying reason for this disparity — clearly noticeable in the male and female stickleback brains seen here — is unknown, but the researchers hypothesize that it has to do with two of most important activities in nature: sex and parenting. Male sticklebacks from the Mývatn population have been the subject of behavioral investigations for decades on account of their complex mating rituals and fastidious child-rearing habits, while females are known to dedicate up to 40 percent of their body mass to their reproductive organs.
Korschal and her colleagues suggest that the dramatic difference in brain size is generated in part by the cognitively demanding challenges faced by males in impressing their mates and raising their young. But the gap could also be widened by the possibility that females, in diverting so much energy toward their baby-making bits, sacrifice investments toward energetically expensive brain tissue.
But these kinds of gender-specific trade-offs abound in the animal kingdom (just look at male bats, who often trade brain mass for bigger balls); so why haven't differences this dramatic been observed in any other organisms? The answer will lie in future analyses on differences in brain size across numerous species, families, and classes of animals. Such studies, say the researchers, could open up brand new fields of research for understanding brain evolution.
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This report was written by Lauren French and Andrea Vasquez of the Washington bureau.
It might be legal to light up a joint again if Reps. Ron Paul and Barney Frank have their way.
Two House members — one a libertarian Republican, the other a liberal Democrat — teamed up to introduced a bill today that would legalize marijuana by removing it from a list of federally controlled substances.
The proposal would give states the freedom to regulate marijuana instead of the federal government. Each state would have the choice of whether to make marijuana legal and subject to taxation or illegal and subject to prosecution.
The legislation by Paul, a Republican presidential hopeful from Lake Jackson and Frank, D-Mass., would remove marijuana penalties while maintaining a ban on transporting the substance across state lines. If passed, the bill would also make it legal to grow and sell marijuana in states that similarly decriminalized the substance.
The co-sponsors of the plan are a political odd couple, but they share a belief that criminalizing marijuana has led to myriad problems across the country and a view that states and not the federal government should decide the matter.
Paul also views the issue of drug use as a question of personal liberty. He doesn't believe that the government should regulate behavior that many (including him) may dislike, such as alcohol, marijuana or tobacco use.
"I think the government's role should not be involved in personal habits. I believe those rules should protect children who are below the age of making good judgment," Paul said in a 2007 interview on ABC. "So I have no problem with state laws that would protect children from the use of these drugs but under the Constitution, the president and the federal government wouldn't have a say in it."
The bill will face an uphill battle in the Republican-controlled House but having a prominent Republican name on the bill will help Frank and his Democratic co-signers hail the bill as truly bipartisan.
There are more than a dozen states nationwide that have decriminalized the simple possession of the drug.
"The legislation would limit the federal government's role in marijuana enforcement to cross-border or inter-state smuggling, allowing people to legally grow, use or sell marijuana in states where it is legal," the Marijuana Policy Project, which advocates for pot legalization, said of the first-of-its-kind legislation.


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WOLFEBORO – What do eco-tourism, journalism, and the Ruhengeri Hospital in Rwanda have in common? Dr. Brian Irwin of Tamworth Family Medicine, a department of Huggins Hospital.
In addition to being a family physician, Irwin is also a freelance writer and photographer. Most recently, the Boston Globe asked Irwin to cover eco-tourism in post-conflict Rwanda. Specifically, he covered the eco-tourism that has played an important role in saving the endangered mountain gorilla population.
Eco-tourists pay a steep price for a permit to trek into Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda to see the gorillas. While the price is high, the number of tourists permitted into the park is limited and the fees provide needed funding for conservation efforts and to protect the gorillas.
"I believe that those of us who have the opportunity like this one have an obligation to help those with less to whatever end we can, and they desire," said Irwin.
This opportunity, coupled with his desire to help, led Irwin to contact MAP International, a US-based non-profit that focuses on healthcare in developing countries. According to their website, the organization "partners with people living in conditions of poverty to save lives and develop healthier families and communities." MAP International offers "Travel Packs" which contain essential medicines and medical supplies. Through their work worldwide, MAP can determine what would be the appropriate medicines to donate at a given location.
Irwin presented the idea to the Medical Staff at Huggins Hospital. The group made the donation to cover the processing expense of the Travel Packs. After researching the area, Irwin chose the Ruhengeri Hospital in the Musanze District in the Northern Province in Rwanda. He and MAP arranged the necessary documentation to carry the Travel Packs into the country and deliver them to the hospital.
"The hospital cares for a couple thousand patients, including about 200 pediatric patients" said Irwin. "Despite the fact that this is a large hospital, they don't have many supplies. Our donation doubled their medication supply."
Irwin's wife, Lori, a speech pathologist who works with children, also took this opportunity to help a school in need. Before leaving on the trip, Lori contacted "Pack for a Purpose" a US-based non-profit that helps travelers fill extra luggage space with needed supplies for community-based projects worldwide. Lori carried supplies for a school near the Ruhengeri Hospital.
For more information about MAP International, visit their website at www.map.org. MAP does require that anyone purchasing a Travel Pack must be a part of a medical mission team or an individual medical practitioner. Information about Pack for a Purpose can be found at their website at www.packforapurpose.org.
For more information about Dr. Irwin's journalism and photography, visit his website at www.brianirwinmedia.com. His recent Boston Globe article on travel medicine can be found on the Huggins Hospital website. On the homepage, click on Services and then click on Travel Clinic. You'll find a link to his article entitled, "Think medically before your trip."
Huggins Hospital, located at 240 South Main Street in Wolfeboro, is a non-profit 25-bed, community hospital with a critical access designation. We have been providing primary, secondary, and emergency medical services to the communities of Carroll and Belknap counties since 1907. As a non-profit organization, the Hospital is dependent on the generous philanthropic support of the community. Individuals interested in making a gift to support Huggins Hospital may contact the Office of Development at 515.2094 or email us at email@example.com.


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Graduate Council Meeting
March 21, 2013
I. The meeting was called to order at 2:05 p.m.
Voting members and alternates present were: G. Alter, C. Brun, A. Chamberlain, D. Cool, B. Gray, M. Gruys, M. Kaylor, M. Kazimierczuk, J. McAlearney, M. Miller, B. Milligan, W. Mosier, R. Ramsey, B. Rigling, A. Russell, M. Schultz, E. Self, and T. Tarpey.
Non-voting members, alternates and other attendees were: R. Ayres (chair), M. Brainerd, D. Curry, E. Gilles (scribe), J. Greening, L. Hong, D. LaHuis, and M. Mamrack.
II. Approval of Minutes
It was moved and seconded that the minutes of the Feb. 21, 2013 meeting be approved as written. Motion carried unanimously.
III. Report of the Interim Dean (R. Ayres)
a. Marketing Video Project – The next marketing project for the Graduate School is the development of short videos, one for each college, that highlight faculty research and student/alumni achievements. If you have a story to recommend for the video, please talk to your college's associate dean.
b. Graduate Council Elections – Emails were sent to college deans/associate deans with information about members' terms and current college-specific graduate faculty lists. Generally, each college/school will need to elect one new representative for a three year term. Election results should be sent to the Graduate School by the end of April.
c. Dates and Reminders – Grad Program Directors' Workshop - Monday, April 1. The topic will be advising and its role in retention and student success. The next Workshop has been scheduled for Friday, Nov. 15. The fall Graduate Open House will take place Wed. Oct. 16, 5:00-7:00 p.m., in the Apollo room.
IV. Committee Reports
a. Policies Committee (G. Alter)
No report.
b. Membership Committee ( B. Gray)
Since the last Graduate Council meeting, the Graduate School Interim Dean approved 3 regular and 2 adjunct graduate faculty memberships. Reminder: Please submit graduate faculty nomination forms for newly appointed faculty; temporary membership is one option and permits faculty to teach graduate courses, advise graduate students, and perform other duties of graduate faculty members for one academic term.
c. Curriculum Committee A (J. McAlearney for R. Grandhi)
1. New Course Requests: CS 5300, CS 5301, CS 5302, CS 5303, CS 6370, and CS 6840. On behalf of the Curriculum Committee A, J. McAlearney moved to approve the six course requests. No discussion. R. Ayres called for a vote. All in favor. Motion passed.
2. Degree Designation Changes:
i. MS in Biomedical Engineering
ii. MS in Materials Science and Engineering
iii. MS in Mechanical Engineering
iv. MS in Renewable and Clean Energy Engineering
These degree designation changes are consistent with previously approved proposals from CECS. On behalf of the Curriculum Committee A, J. McAlearney moved to approve the four degree designation changes from Master of Science in Engineering to Master of Science in XXX Engineering. No discussion. R.Ayres called for a vote. All in favor. Motion passed.
3. Combined Degree Program: B.S. in Mechanical or Materials Engineering and M.S. in Mechanical, Materials, or Renewable and Clean Energy Engineering: On behalf of the Curriculum Committee A, J.McAlearney moved to approve the combined degree program. Dr. Ayres reminded the Council that this proposal is also being reviewed by UCAPC and will be sent to Faculty Senate for final approval. No discussion. R. Ayres called for a vote. All in favor. Motion passed.
d. Curriculum Committee B (R. Ayres for S. Franco)
1. Course Modification: CNL 6700
2. Programs of Study:
i. Middle Childhood Education Licensure (modification)
ii. MA History: War and Society (new concentration)
On behalf of the Curriculum Committee B, B. Gray moved to approve the course modification and two programs of study. The motion was seconded. No discussion. R. Ayres called for a vote. All in favor. Motion passed.
e. Student Affairs Committee (C. Brun)
The committee meets next Monday to select the recipients for the Grad Council Scholarships and the minority Wright Fellowships. Nineteen applications were received for GC Scholarships; four were received for the Wright Fellowships. Offers have been made to two students from the first round of the GC Scholarships; the students have until April 15 to accept or decline the offer.
V. Graduate Student Assembly (J. Greening)
1. Health Insurance – 150 graduate students have responded to the GSA survey about insurance needs. GSA will be preparing a proposal to HR that includes this feedback.
2. Graduate Research Event – May 24. Statewide invitation. Expecting 150 poster presentations.
3. GSA website updated to include same marketing style as Graduate School. Also created yearbook that highlights grant winners; hope to create interest from local businesses and maybe gain their financial support.
4. Brown Bag Event – April 1 with Dr. Melissa Gruys. Topic: CVs and resumes
5. Held election recently – full elected board for GSA next year.
VI. Old Business – None
VII. New Business – None
VIII. Discussion
The senior administration is focused on increasing enrollment, and in particular, to increase the yield of international students. Graduate Program Directors may be contacted by the Provost office to assist in this effort.
IX. The meeting was adjourned at 2:25 p.m.


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or atleast some kinda quality control to weed out the pn promisers.
I have no intention of making a photonovel, but I'll try to be better about giving feedback when you guys post them. I think they're neat.
Personally I think we should all just gather on yakforums where we have wonderful customising challenges, constant customs & great responses to posts but I'll keep my eye over here & Rebel scum out of habit!
about the previews and pn specials, i wonder if there would be any reason to start a sub-forum over here dedicated to such a thing. i mean I'm the guy who started a making of a dark facade thread and even attempted to do a ep7 select of the week r-q, i know a little about trying to hype my pn by making previews. we really do need something like that. i mean the UGP is over , how bout we get that space?
My second reason is that most of the time I read the PN, enjoy it, but do not want to leave a one or two word post saying "Good job!" or "Fantastic!".
Lastly, I do not really like critiquing something that I know nothing about making. To me, critiquing a PN would be like critiquing a novel or comic book. I can't draw or write well, and if I'd begin critiquing a PN I'd feel bad, as I've never put any time or work into making one myself.
An idea I have is for JD to do some kind of 'Customizer Spotlight' feature on their home page like the one on Yakface, which is probably the best place for this stuff , and post info about upcoming photonovels and/or previews on their home page to support us.
Not trying to single you out, R-Q and I appreciate that you have been an enthusiastic champion of PN's on this forum.But when you say your PN is a year and a half away - it's hard to get too enthusiastic about it, even when your previews are detailed.
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T-Mobile's CEO John Legere just confirmed that it will be ending phone subsidies next year. So while it's finally getting the iPhone, you're looking at a $650 entry level iPhone, instead of the typical $200 price for it and other premium phones.
That doesn't mean you're going to have to pay that all at once. Apparently T-Mobile is planning to offer the phone for as low as $100, and let you finance it over 20 months or so. How that cost plus the cost of the plan differs from current plans is yet to be seen. This could be a lot of noise over a negligible shift in actual cost.
Phone subsidies have been a priority for T-Mobile for a while now. It's already got low-cost unlimited "Value Plans" that offer price savings if you buy your phone outright, or just used your own phone. It will shift entirely to those plans next year. T-Mobile said that 80 percent of its activations last quarter were for those Value Plans, which suggests people really like this idea.
Other regions, like Europe, don't operate on a subsidy model, and T-Mobile makes some sense as the first mover to try out that system, given that it's owned by German Deutsche Telekom. Still, this is a big move for an American carrier, since some, like Verizon, have started shifting to using the subsidy as a blunt weapon to force customers into their new shared plans. [GigaOm]


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The Hugh Hodgson School of Music's music therapy department features internationally recognized faculty, attracting talented young musicians from the United States and abroad.
Music therapy students at the Hodgson School learn from intensive, hands-on instruction, as well as gaining valuable interactive performance and teaching experience by participating in one of the Hodgson School's numerous educational and community outreach programs. Students have the opportunity to participate in and collaborate with the Hodgson School's numerous small chamber ensembles, orchestras, bands, and choirs, and hold an annual Music Therapy Musicale each year.
- Roy Kennedy, Area Chair
- Ellen Ritchey
UGA Music Therapy in the News
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YOU HAVE STOLEN THEIR SOULS by Jean Peterson, 2nd installment
By the time we visited the cemetery in Herrnhut, we had already visited the White Rose memorial museum in Munich, and had spent a long morning the day before at the Flossenburg concentration camp, where Dietrich Bonhoeffer was executed 9 April 1945.
When "new" prisoners were brought through the gates into Flossenburg concentration camp, if they asked when they would get out of this place, they were told frankly, "in about six weeks" … "You'll be sent to the quarry to work, and in six weeks, you'll be dead!"
At intake, the prisoners were herded into a large shower room, stripped of their clothing and any other personal possessions they had managed to retain until that time. They were stripped of their identity. They could no longer use their names. They were given numbers. At daily roll call, they had to answer immediately with that number. If they faltered, they had to start all over again. They were forced to stand at attention in all weather conditions. They were assigned ranks and a patch placed on their blue and white striped uniforms to identify them based on a hierarchical "caste system" classification, determined by who was considered most despicable or most to be degraded. There is now a sign at the shower room that says in essence, "You have stolen not only their clothes, but their souls."
Professor em. Dan Olson writes about dehumanization: "The function of propaganda and spreading prejudice against groups of people is to dehumanize the 'enemy,' whoever that may be. Only when we look upon 'the other' as sub-human (as authorized by government propaganda or religious authorities), can 'good' people commit or tolerate such cruelties against the "inferior them" that we could not bring ourselves to do to other 'human beings.'" (Dan Olson in "Evolution & Christian Understanding of Human Nature. 2002-2009 ) The groups of people who were dehumanized by the Nazis included not only prisoners of war (foreigners) but also Jews, the handicapped, homosexuals, "gypsies,' and those of the "inner circle" who betrayed the Third Reich ("enemies of the State.")
Children in U.S. schools during World War II were taught prejudice through government-authorized propaganda. We were taught that Germans and Japanese were evil – of the Devil. Posters caricaturized the enemy – particularly the "Japs" and Hitler. We were taught that Hitler was the most evil of men; but the "Japs" were far more dangerous. They were so "inhuman" that they glorified suicide and therefore were not afraid to go into combat to kill our men because they weren't afraid to die in the process. They had no human feelings, or emotions, so they could tear us apart without giving it a second glance. We tend to overlook our inhumane treatment of the American Nisei in the containment camps in our Pacific Northwest and elsewhere in the United States.
In Neuendettelsau at the end of our trip, Sister Ruth spoke to us about the Deaconesses and teachers having been pressured by government (Third Reich) authorities into allowing their students to be loaded onto busses the government sent to take them away for "special education" or for "medical treatments" "for their good." Martin Luther's teaching that obeying the authority of government is a part of following the commandment to "Honor thy father and thy mother," has been cited as a factor in their submission to government authority in this situation. Amidst tears of protest, children were torn away from those they trusted. One woman from town grabbed a child off the bus and kept him. I think they escaped or survived somehow, but I wondered what eventually became of them. The Sisters and teachers were deeply grieved later to learn that they had been betrayed, and that their wards had been tortured and executed in Holocaust.
Luther's opinions on the Jews didn't help. We Lutherans, collectively, still bear the guilt of believing what Luther wrote about the Jews. I came into the Lutheran Church as a young adult. I recall saying, "I'm not a genuine Lutheran, because I don't agree with everything Luther wrote," specifically, about the Jews. The ELCA recently issued an apology for Luther's anti-Jewish remarks. Those apologies are words. How can simple words, much too late, salve or heal the wounds we (or our forebears) have inflicted on our neighbors for centuries?
German Resistance movements
Some of the German people did not sit passively by and accept Nazi Socialism and its atrocities. There was a resistance movement in Germany. This was the period of the emergence of the "Confessing Church." Dietrich Bonhoeffer was prominent among these. Wartburg Seminary Professor Paul Leo belonged to the Confessing Church from the beginning. He was among those fortunate enough to escape the concentration camps and to have left Germany.
The young people, students in Germany did hear; did know what was happening. University students like White Rose martyrs in the German resistance movement risked their lives to spread the truth to the people who were being taken in by the Nazi propaganda. A young woman, Sophie Scholl, and her brother Hans Scholl gave their lives to the cause one Sunday afternoon by distributing leaflets to tell German citizens what was really happening. They were seized at the scene, "tried" on the spot, convicted, and executed within about two hours' time, without even notification to their parents.
We worshipped at St. George Church in Eisenach on January 20 this year. An International Holocaust Remembrance Day is commemorated annually on January 27, not only in Germany and neighboring countries of Eastern Europe, but world-wide. January 27,1945, was the day that the Dachau camp was liberated. Both President Obama and Pope Benedict published remarks on this occasion in 2013. Some groups mark April 6-7 as a day of Remembrance for Holocaust victims.


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Alley Gator.jpgGuess who came to dinner? I imagine he is celebrating that first 27-14 win over the Bowling Green Falcons. Texas A&M goes down tomorrow! The wife says he has to go because of our little dog though.
Alley Gator.jpgGuess who came to dinner? I imagine he is celebrating that first 27-14 win over the Bowling Green Falcons. Texas A&M goes down tomorrow! The wife says he has to go because of our little dog though.
HEY! Don't count your wins before they happen gator boy! The Aggies might have a big surprise for you in College Station tomorrow. The gator goes on the grill at high noon, game is at 2.30. Gig'em Aggies!
Texas Aggie Class of '93
Apply for the county tag next year!
Just looking at how the Gators "handled" Bowling Green, I'm thinking A&M may get their first SEC victory.
they handled bowling green that way to give texas enough courage to show up on there own field today and think they might have a chance
Texas A&M IS NOT texas. Please don't confuse the two. Your instruction on the Fighting' Texas Aggies is about to begin. Kyle Field will be a good schoolyard.
Florida didn't quiet make the line, but how they got as close to the line as they did is what makes me think they may hit a wall with the Aggies...their play was lackluster. The Aggies are pumped up, it's their season opener and it's their first opener as part of the SEC...they've got a lot to prove and Florida might just be the SEC welcome mat that Reveile might just, uh, well let us just say....deposit on.
Not tryin' to stir anything up, just sayin'...
My sympathies to the Aggies that lost 20-17 to the Chomp-Chomp Gators. I guess A&M stands for Agony and Misery this week.
Yes, I'm eating my gator with a generous helping of CROW this evening. Good game though. I thought we had you in the first half but you switched gears on us in the second and our rookie QB couldn't adjust. Good luck the rest of the year!
good luck to texas AGGIES in there new confrance SEC
Congrats to the gators. The aggies played a good half-game just like the gators...but the gator's half game was better.
Alley was by the house sunning.
It's nice to have wildlife around!
That's for sure!
Although tomorrow a wee bit against A and M. HOWEVER never for Texas!
Trying techniques that I doubt will work because I like to be right!
gator is gone! Alley decided to go after the tractor while mowing today, he was three foot without the head
Mmmm, that doesn't bode well for the Gators....the Tegahs might be dining on them tomorrow. But, if it's any consolation I'll be pulling for the Gators...the ones with heads.
By "tractor" I take it to me a lawnmower and not a regular tractor...right?
A mower or riding mower is fine up to an acre. With 5 + acres I would be starting over as soon as I thought I was finished. With all the rain we are having this year it is almost that way with a tractor. They are rolling hay almost every week in the surrounding farms. The county actually gave up on mowing the shoulders for a while.
Ok, I was just wondering. Close quarters on a lawn mower I can understand dispatching the gator. I use a little 54" JD to cut about 3 acres...takes 3 to 3-1/2 hours.
Gators played a good game even if LSU had some holes in their lineups.


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You drew a ghost's eyes rolling back in his head.
You guys are amazing.
Wow, simply amazing.
Both story and art.
I just got goosebumps. Beautifully done!
I got goosebumps too… oh my! I am so anxious to see what is going on!
OMG!!! That's so amazing. Goosebumps. Definitely have goosebumps.
D'aw, happy ending after all?
So he lived – and became the ancestor of one Tess Sherman? I know it's just a hairdo, but the repetition within the family seems intentional.
Relief at last for our ghostly hero – and success for our unstoppable researcher! Charlie sure could learn a lesson in perseverance from Ben!
So that was what he wanted — to know that his sacrifice was not in vain. Now I'm all teary…
Stunning, ladies. Great arc, great artwork, and a hearty tug on the heartstrings to end it. Bravo!
Such a sweet conclusion. Awesome work as usual.
I'm just confused on one thing…Ben said that Matthew Rose didn't escape. What did he not escape from?
The Army. Otherwise he wouldn't have been able to apply for Pension.
That was… not how I expected this to wrap up at all.
To be honest, though I had no idea how you were planning to end the storyline so quickly. Even it still had twenty strips left, this ending is much, MUCH better than anything I could ever dream up. *standing ovation*
He's finally at peace! I just wish Tess would've seen him. :*(
Bravo! A fantastic conclusion :) You really are a fabulous lot. I'd bake you a big batch of your favorite cookies if I could.
I am seconds away from tears here!
I never knew ghosts could feel so much!!
so his mission was to make sure the dude made it alive? that's what kept him on earth?
AWWWWWW! I never even thought that all he might have wanted was to know that Matthew Rose had lived. That's so sweet. I love love love the last few panels.
Oooh, ghostly wind, right on cue! And a smile for our cutie-patootie! ^_____^
Beautiful artwork and subtle storytelling. Great job all 'round!
Did she explain what her pbrelom is with your usage of "ladies"? For the life of me, I cannot figure out how that would bother anyone. I think it is an respectful and endearing.
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for writing!
Check that off the list of things I was confused about.


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Radioactive Tank Waste from the Past Production of Nuclear Weapons: Background and Issues for Congress
Description: How to safely dispose of wastes from producing nuclear weapons has been an ongoing issue. The most radioactive portion of these wastes is stored in underground tanks at Department of Energy (DOE) sites in Idaho, South Carolina, and Washington State. There have been concerns about soil and groundwater contamination from some of the tanks that have leaked. This report provides background information on the disposal of radioactive tank waste, analyzes waste disposal authority in P.L. 108-375, and examines potential implications for environmental cleanup.
Date: June 13, 2006
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Peanut Butter Honey Ice Cream Recipe
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A creamy, deeply peanutty scoop with the complex flavor of honey.
Note: For best results, use a smooth peanut butter, preferably unsalted or lightly salted so that you can adjust seasoning to your taste. A more heavily salted peanut butter may not require additional salt. Start with 1/4 teaspoon and add more in small increments.
A darker, full-flavored honey is best for this recipe, such as chestnut or wildflower. Stay away from very dark honey like buckwheat, which has an overpowering flavor.
- Yield:makes 1 quart
- Active time: 45 minutes
- Total time:4 hours
- 2 cups half and half
- 1 cup smooth peanut butter (see note)
- 1/2 cup honey (see note)
- 1/4 cup sugar
- Kosher salt to taste (see note)
In a blender or food processor, combine half and half, peanut butter, honey, and sugar. Blend until very smooth, about 30 seconds. Blend in salt 1/4 teaspoon at a time to taste. Move blender carafe to refrigerator and chill until mixture is very cold, about 3 hours.
Churn chilled base in ice cream maker according to manufacturer's instructions. Transfer to freezer to firm for 3 to 4 hours before serving.


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When horrible things happen, we often ask that they not be in vain. And that was just the case when Michael Carmen was shot to death by two thugs in an armed robbery in July of 1976. As a result of that murder, detectives with Albuquerque Police Department teamed up with KOAT TV-7 to request anonymous information about the murder and offer a cash reward. In our current world of "Reality TV," "COPS," and "America's Most Wanted," it is hard to understand just what a revolutionary idea it was for the police and media to ask for the public's assistance in solving crimes.
Michael Carmen was a young University of New Mexico student who was working at a small gas station in Albuquerque's Northeast Height in July, 1976. He was only two weeks away from marrying his high school sweetheart. On the night he was killed, he was working an extra shift because one of his friends needed the night off.
On that fateful Friday night, two men robbed Michael's gas station and then—for no apparent reason—fired a shotgun blast from less than 10 feet into his abdomen. Remarkably, Michael lived for more than four hours after the shooting. Several times he tried to tell detectives who it was that shot him, but he didn't have the strength. He died on the operating table without being able to make a dying declaration.
Detective Greg MacAleese was one of the detectives working that case. The murder seemed so senseless at the time. It still remains senseless today. But Detective MacAleese told Michael's mother that he would bring his killers to justice. And yet, after six weeks of trying to piece evidence together to solve the murder, they were no closer to a solution than they were the night he was killed.
Det. Greg MacAleese had the wild idea of asking the TV station to reenact the crime and broadcast it. Det. MacAleese approached Max Sklower, then general manager of KOAT-TV in Albuquerque, and asked him if we could reenact the crime for one of his newscasts.
The reasoning for reenacting the crime was simple. We had an eyewitness to Michael's murder somewhere in the community. The only logical approach was to get the media to do find that witness for us. If they reenacted the crime, we might be able to trigger the memory of a potential eyewitness, someone who might have seen part of the crime committed but not understood what he or she was witnessing.
IT WORKED!!! On September 8, 1976, at 10 p.m., the first crime reenactment was broadcast on the news. The next morning we received a call from a young man who told us that he had watched and remembered some very important information. The case was solved. In addition, police received information that solved a handful of other local crimes. Local business people and citizens quickly volunteered their time, talent, and money to give birth to Albuquerque Metro Crime Stoppers.
As a result of this success, Crime Stopper Programs are now world wide. The local programs are responsible for solving serious crimes by offering rewards anonymously. The state program offers an opportunity for local programs to work together on a broader scale to enhance their capabilities, and provide on-going support and education.
There are now more than 1,100 Crime Stoppers programs throughout the world, in 16 countries. And it all started HERE in Albuquerque. And, in addition to the original program, Campus Crime Stoppers is now in dozens of local schools, providing a safe environment for our K-12 students to learn and grow.
Many thanks to the thousands of concerned citizens that have donated their time, talent, and money over the years to make our communities—and our world—a safer place to live, work & play! Click here to learn about the important captures and arrests made by Albuquerque Metro Crime Stoppers.


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At times users may encounter the below error message with Title "Error – Server.Processing" and message "An error occured while fetching configuration".
When the above message is shown on Correspondence Management Manage Assets UI screen , It could be due to either of the following two things :
- Experience Server is not properly configured with a Document Server or
- Experience Server is unable to communicate with the configured Document Server
How do I check if Experience Server is properly configured with a Document Server ( Issue # 1 above )?
1. If Experience Server is running on the same machine where Document Server is run in turnkey mode [ JBoss using default ports] no additional configuration is needed to be done by user , Experience server configurations include URL to connect to Document Server running on same machine using default JBoss port
2. If Experience Server is running on a different machine than the machine that runs Document Server or If Experience Server needs to use Document Server running on JBoss using non-default port of any other supported application server like WebLogic or WebSphere then follow below steps to check the configuratio
2.1 Log on to Felix Web console http://[hostname]:[port]/system/console/bundles as admin (default admin credentials , username : admin , password:admin )
2.2 Click "Document Services Settings" Tab
2.3 Enter correct Document Server Url , username , password and Experience Server Url values and click configure
If Experience Server is properly configured with Document Server but still you are seeing the above Error (Issue # 2 mentioned above)
- Then check if you are able to connect to Document Server from the machine where you are running Experience Server
- Try to access Document Server adminui page using a browser from Experience Server http://[hostname]:[port]/adminui
If you are thinking of why should we configure Experience Server with a Document Server? 🙂
- Correspondence Management needs ADEP Forms or Output running on Document Server in order to preview or submit any letter and to kick off any post-process if attached to the letter after letter submission
Refer to more detailed install docs on official Adobe help documentation for configuring Experience Server with Document Server.


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The Chevy Volt—a plug-in hybrid vehicle that can go up to 375 miles without recharging its battery—was named the top North American car of the year at the Detroit Auto Show Monday.
Chevrolet calls the plug-in Volt "a full-performance electric vehicle." Unlike hybrids like the Toyota Prius, the Volt is designed to travel long distances on electric power alone, and can even travel 35 miles without tapping its gas reserves.
The Hyundai Sonata sedan and the all-electric Nissan Leaf finished behind the Volt when judged by 49 automotive journalists from Canada and the United States. The judges considered factors like handling, driver satisfaction, and innovation when making their picks, according to the New York Times.
Detroit was the latest honor for the eco-friendly vehicle, which gets 40 miles per gallon on the highway when running on fuel. It was already named the 2011 Green Car of the Year and Motor Trend Magazine's 2011 Car of the Year.
The all-new energy-efficient Ford Explorer won the North American truck of the year award. So far, neither the Volt nor the Explorer have the sales numbers to match their accolades, but that didn't dissuade the judges from casting their votes.
"Even though the sales aren't there yet, it's sort of a chicken-and-egg thing," judge Michelle Krebs, a senior analyst at Edmunds.com, told Bloomberg's Craig Trudell. "We have to go there, but the sales aren't there yet."
Driving emissions-free for most commutes means a little pain upfront. The Volt will set you back $41,000. Even with a $7,500 federal tax credit for plug-in hybrids factored in, the Volt is more expensive than most of its competitors.
Innovation, not price, was the major concern for General Motors in designing and marketing the car.
"Since development began, we believed the Volt had the potential to transform the automotive industry," GM CEO Dan Akerson said in a statement.
The Volt continues to rack up the trophies. Earlier this year, Ward's AutoWorld named its drivetrain one of the 10 best of the year, and Car & Driver named the Volt one of the best 10 cars of the year.
Aside from its "top car" honors, the plug-in hybrid was given a "breakthrough technology" award by Popular Mechanics.
The Volt is currently available only in California, the New York metropolitan area, Washington D.C. and Austin, Texas. It will be on sale nationwide in the next 12 to 18 months.
Selected Reading: Bloomberg, New York Times, Crain's Detroit Business