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Celebrating a special birthday
My husband and I will be in Fes from February 1-4, and are celebrating his 30th birthday on February 2!
This will be close to the beginning of our time in Morocco and we have never been there before. We will be in Morocco for two weeks total, including Marrakech, Sahara Desert overnight, and Chefchaouen.
I'd like to do something special on his birthday, but I have no idea where to start looking! A nice restaurant, a nice viewpoint, perhaps. But is there anything unique we can do? (I know there is, but don't know what!)
Thank you in advance for your help.
evening show in fez
can anyone tell me of any evening shows for a family party in fez. age range from 22 to 70 maybe in a hotel
tour from Fes to Erg Chebbi (camel ride, overnight in tent) ends in Marrakesh?
I am traveling solo in early Dec, female. I hope to join a group tour (not a private tour) for the Sahara visit including riding camel and an overnight in the tent by a sand dune.
However, from my research, seems all the 3day-2night tours are starting from Marrakesh ending in Marrakesh, or Rissani.
Are there any reliable group tours (not private tour) going reversely, i.e. leaving Fes, ending in Marrakesh?
Otherwise, I'll have to go to Marrakesh first to join the tour? I fly in Casablanca, fly out Marrakesh therefore it'll be most efficient to travel from Casa clockwise ending in Marrakesh, instead of going back and forth Marrakesh.
Thank you!
Food Shopping for Self Catering.
Hubby and I have rented a small house in Fez in 2 weeks. We will have a manager to do our shopping ( we may tag along for the experience ). We want to do some cooking, tagine or using whatever pots they supply..... What meats, beans and vegies are available in late September?
Also, my husband has diabetes 2 so bread and jam for breakfast is not the best ! What fruits could we buy and do they sell plain yoghurt there and where? Any help appreciated.
HOW TO - Algeciras - Fes
Hello kind people!
I'm travelling with my mom to Spain and Marocco in a week and I wondering which is the easiest way to get from Algecias, Spain to Fes, Marocco. Looking for a combination of public transport, like ferry, bus or train.
Going from Fes to Marrakech on 24th April for 3 days! Anyone to join?
Hi there,
My friend and I are planning to take a tour on 24th of April from Fes to Marrakech. Tour will take 3 days, we will pass trough Merzouga and Ouarzazate. We will spend a night in the desert! You may find the details in the bouaouina tours.
If you join, the price will decrease!!!
If you are interested, please contact us!!!
How much time?
We are being picked up by a tour company in Tangier and taken to Fez, where we will spend the night. Can you tell me how long it takes to do the trip from Tangir to Fes by road? And should we then spend an extra day in Fes?
Hello VTers,
Are the tanneries open every day? And are all the souks open?
I had read somewhere that in Seffarine Sq. some workshops are closed Fri and Sun. I hope not - Sunday is a free day from the tour we are on and I expect to spend time in the that area.
Thanks for any info.
Does anyone know a site where they show Fes local bus routes to get to the Medina from the Ville Nouvelle. Ex: routes for bus # 9 10 12.
Has anyone a leather souk/shop to recommend where I can buy a backpack or bags. I'm not interested in slippers or shoes. Also where is the best place to see the leather dying?
Fes Restaurant
Hi VTers
Can anyone recommend a nice restaurant that has traditional food and perhaps music? The group we will be traveling with offers an "optional dinner" at AL FASSIA. I had read that restaurant is very touristy especially with their show and we are looking for a nice place for a birthday celebration dinner.
Fes to Casablanca
Fez to Casablanca by train
Posted: Sun September 11, 2011 10:39 PM BST
I will be staying in Fez from 22nd September to the 25th with my husband. I am planning day trip to Casablanca and visit the hassan mosque.
1) Can someone advise how long the trin journey is from Fez to Casablanca?
2) How much it would cost?
3) How frequent are the trains?
4) What would be the best way to get to the mosque once I arrive in Casablanca
Thanks in advance
Pills for Malaria
Hello, I'm not decisive whether or not to take the medicine for Malaria. I tend not to take it since I will only be in Mali for two weeks at the most. Anybody knows what is the risk I'm taking. Is there a lot of masquitos or I can get away with it by wearing long sleevs and using repellent and masquito net at night? Thank you!
Fes to Seville transport.
How is this easily done, By ferry via Tangier?
Any suggestion/help appreciated
Thanks in advance
Top 10 Things to do and Places to visit in Fes, Morocco
I'm going on holiday to Fes,Morocco for a couple of days. Can someone please tell me the top 10 things I should do and visit while I am out there?
with or without guide?
Dear VT Friends.
The organisation of our Morrocco trip is comign to the end. But, I still have two questions.
Some people say that it is strongly recommended to have a guide in Fes, otherwise we wil be lost. Others say , if i follow the signs there won"t be any problem.
Usually I do not like organised trips, prefer to be independent, but in this case I really do not know what would be the best. Any experiences?
IF the guide is really necessary, how much shoul I pay for it?
Another question, we are going to make an excursion to Erg Chebbi.
I think, we will not spend the night in the desert, don't have enough time...
If we make a visit during the day, how much time we need? Half day, one day?
Approximate price? I know there are different agenies organising trips there, even the hotel where I stay, but I don't know what is the reasonable price for two?
Thank you/Judit
Beirut & Damascus or Marrakech & Fes
Any opinions? I've visited Marrakech a few years ago (was in Granda this past fall) and am very interested in going back to Morocco however Beirut and Damascus have gotten under my skin and are very unfamiliar thus alluring. Damascus is said to be the oldest city in the world. Beirut was (possibly still is?) the Paris of the East - and I hear the food in Lebanon is amazing. Beirut and Damascus for me is so far off the map which makes it very attractive while Morocco is a bit more familiar and is an incredible country. Help!
local guide in Fes
I will be in FEZ with a friend the 19 December and we would like to go around town with a guide, any suggestions? Someone you know that do this job as a travel guide? Any other suggestions about riad, where to sleep are welcome!
Thank you very much
We are staying in Fes for 5 days then trekking through Oum er Rbia and Aguelmane Azigza near Khenifra and wondered if anyone out there had camped at either of these places.
Any information on places to camp / shop for basics and local transportation in these areas would be much appreciated.
Restaurants in Fes
Can you reccomend some nice and clean restaurants in Fes,could be in the medina or the new town also.
I appreciate your assistance.
Pronunciation of Bab Boujloud?
I could use some help with how to pronounce Bab Boujloud.
Is the "j" pronounced? Is "loud" like loud in English or would it be more like "lood"? Is the "a" in Bab like the "a" in bad? And both of the "b"s are pronounced in Bab?
I may end up arriving in Fes late and will be coming from the train station, I would like to know how to pronounce the word if I need to tell a taxi driver or ask for directions.
Thanks for any help!!!!
prices in Fes restaurants
Is a 600 DH per 3 ppl dinner a lot ?
Our riad owner asked as if we would like to eat within his riad, but we have to 'prebook' dinner...
and the price is 600 DH or 60 Eur for 3 of us,
anyway it seems a bit pricey for us, considering the places around with great reviews have twice smaller prices..
any thoughts ?
Good value accomodation in Fes
My girlfriend and I will be traveling to Morocco at the end of August. We have plenty of experience backpacking through Europe and never had issues finding good value accommodation upon arrival or a few days early online. However, we get the impression it might be an issue in Morocco in general and especially Fes. Should we be worried? Can you get a better deal negotiating for accommodation in person or will we find ourselves in sleeping in the street and getting mugged?
We would consider the Fez Hi-Hostel but curfew in 10pm. We're not intending to be out all night but we do want to feel the nightlife, which I am sure goes way past 10pm, especially during Ramadan.
any advice? is our best option a Riad in the 500dh range?
any advice on accommodation for Fes and/or the rest of Morocco would be extremely useful.
Thank you.
Changing currency at Fes Saiss airport
Hello. I'm traveling to Fes on July 20th (this coming Tuesday). Can anyone tell me what time the currency exchange (bmce) closes at Fes Saiss airport? My flight gets in at 7pm from Stansted and obviously I won't have any dirhams with me (will have pounds as I likely won't be using my debit card). Any info. would be very helpful as I don't think that Stansted will change pounds-dirhams. Thanks again, Sophie p.s really appreciated the sound hotel advice a couple of weeks ago!
Hotel, Guest House, Hostel, or Riad in Fes
HI Everyone,
I'm hoping to come back to Morocco 18 Sept to 2 Oct this year. Didn't make it to Fes last year and would really like to go there and spend at least 4-5 days taking in the sites.
I need suggestions for places to stay - at this point I'll be travelling alone, single female, mid-forties.
I would like to get a room ensuite, not in a dorm.
Preferably around 200 dirham or less.
I'm looking on suggestions for Fes el Bali or a short taxi ride away that would be safe for a solo traveller.
Got some great suggestions here last year, but at that time I was travelling with friends and not alone.
Thanks for any input!
Temporary living in Fes
Can you give me a rough estimate of what it would cost for a single person to live in Fes? I know, what kind of lifestyle? How about "as inexpensive as possible while still being safe and able to enjoy life there". This would be for a young man interested in history and culture, not the "typical" American tourist. And possible staying as long as 3 - 6 months (or more!)
how do you book a train ticket from Fez to Casablanca?
Looking for partner to share accomodation during Fes Sacred Music Festival
I will be travelling to the Sacred Music Festival in June (4th-12th) on my own, and am looking for a partner to share accommodation. It seems that it is very difficult to find a single room, and taking a double room alone really ups the costs. I am looking for reasonably priced accommodation, but don't want to stay in a total dive.
Any advice is also appreciated.
Where to stay in Fez
I will be traveling to Fez alone, but it seems like every hostel I try to book only accompanies groups of 2 or more, and I would have to pay for both beds in the room even if it was just me staying there. Does anyone know if there are any hostels that do shared rooms? Thank you.
what are some exciting things to do in Fez morocco I am planning a trip there this fall with some of my students.


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Day Three: Live Blogging some developments after the ALA Electronic Content Access Task Force Retreat
First, please read the statement ALA released from the Task Force late yesterday (as Task Force members were flying home from DC). Just so you know, ALA staff that are a part of and assisting the Task Force worked on it quite a lot with us, though the entire 20 member task force approved its contents. It is written to address and update everyone related to what the Task Force is working on and has set as priorities given our charge via the ALA Council Resolution that passed at the ALA Annual Conference this summer. Press Release
Second, I will copy and paste below a few comments I left on my facebook page in response to reaction from my linking to the Boing Boing piece today on the Task Force's work. These are my observations and opinions alone, but they are unadulterated and what I believe in relation to all of this and what ALA and I and YOU can do (with ALA anyway).
"Kate Kosturski This is good, Michael, but ebooks and DRM issues have been around for quite a bit of time (well, in the tech world). Why so long for such a task force to be established? I feel as though the community had an opportunity to break new ground in this realm for some time, and just didn't react until things didn't go their way.
David Leslie Like Kate said, thanks to the success of iTunes and Amazon, this ship has sailed. The next fight is going to be magazines and journals IMHO.
Michael Porter Kate, I SO agree. I ran for ALA Council because I felt exactly the same way. Before I was "installed" as a Councilor I worked with my (soon to be) fellow Councilors to pass a resolution that had ALA take a stand on these issues….finally. I ran and was elected to ALA's Executive Board at Annual this summer with this as my primary issue.
Kate Kosturski It is one of the things that frustrates me about this profession – our very reactive approach to advocacy, marketing and issue formation. I do hope you get something done though. I'll go back to watching my cartoons now (ah the joys of being home sick).
Michael Porter I absolutely agree we are behind the ball here in some respects. But I am trying to help use what I know to lead. Kate, you are right, but we have things and people in place that are doing all they can to chart a path forward. Please support these people and these efforts. ALA is a org with a rich tradition and deep respect in circles we must have entry into in org to tackle this. So please…
Kate Kosturski When you put it that way, I'll get behind you. (I'm also just very much burnt out from hearing about HarperCollins and ebooks.)
Rosario Garza Agree with Kate and David — ALA is VERY LATE in addressing this issue, which just reinforces the image of it being a stodgy, slow-to-react organization. Have been VERY DISAPPOINTED with the official pronouncements to date.
Michael Porter …keep think, talking and working on this….help be a part of the solution…WE FINALLY HAVE SOLID TRACTION. The work to get these Task Forces up and funded and selected and running has been a LONG while in the making. It is coincidence that recent developments cam e up these past coupe weeks as they did (though clearly again, this was overdue). I was frustrated and have done all I can to work within the system and in outside ways to assist (libraryrenewal.org and my day job at WebJunction). Please, when the site for the Task Force goes live, jump in…help us chart the wisest course forward and, most importantly, all of us…we each will have to do work to make this happen. It will require effort from all of us. Real time and energy and follow though…beyond a blog post or comments.
Also, please understand that this Task Force is not all of ALA. We are a piece of it. We cannot do everything, we cannot act as ALA spokespeople to many degrees. We are simply members trying to work to do the right thing within (and sometimes to expand) the scope of ALA. I know that we all share the same frustrations and concerns you have. It's why we are trying to take action by diving in more and also trying new things that are outside the ALA system *cough* Library Renewal *cough*"
Finally, later in the afternoon/early evening there has been one last development of note. Again, this is what I (just) posted to my facebook wall. I invite your comments here, there or wherever you think they will reach me most effectively (no comments from the peanut gallery there!):
After multiple urgent conversations and email threads with some folks from both ALA Task Forces working on electronic content access issues (EQUACC and eBook), some senior leadership at ALA and some additional key staff at ALA, we will be have a meeting tomorrow morning to discuss immediate action ALA should consider or take.
I'd ask for your feedback to take to this meeting while at the same time implore you to consider the position of the org, relationships the org must maintain and build and also consider the limitation of the org.
I would also ask that you read the thread below (the Boing Boing) thread. My comments there provide context we must consider. As Eli Neiburger said in a recent Library Renewal post, Outrage is Not Adaptive….even when it is understandable.
Having said this, and trusting your read the thread below (above in this blog post)…how can I best represent libraries tomorrow in that meeting?"
So…yes, this is short notice. And yes, I have already been directly collecting feedback from literally dozens of us in Libraryland to take back to ALA on this…and I have been working with others who are doing the same (including Librarian by Day, Bobbi Newman) to ensure we have done all we can to get traction in appropriate ways at ALA. I'm doing all I can.
So if you are concerned or upset by this entire situation, please ask yourself, Are you doing or willing to do all you can? Am I willing to do that in the most thoughtful and productive ways? Please remember how much easier it is to complain and how very hard it is to DO. So send your suggestions, and if you are outraged be prepared to and committed to do work on this for years. The future of libraries, not just in America, but the world over is truly at stake. Also, remember as you think on this that ALA is not a panacea, they are a piece in this unfolding puzzle. And they can definitely do more and improve, yet we are many pieces in the puzzle together. If we carefully use our voices and power for thoughtful, carefully planned, intentional action we can ensure vibrant libraries in a world dominated by access in electronic formats vs. print or physical formats. We can do this. We MUST do this.
Let the comments and emails commence. And hey, while your at it, wish me and all those folks buried in this luck, patience and understanding. We are pretty wiped out at the moment to be honest and can use the good thoughts and energy.


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A business that once was a symbol of hope and recovery has now become a symbol of despair, illustrative of the hard time many New Jersey and New York residents and business are still having in getting back to normal a year and a half after Sandy.
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Saudi Arabia says a man has died from a new respiratory virus related to SARS, bringing the death toll to 64 in the kingdom at the center of the outbreak. The statement also says that five new cases of the virus have tested positive.
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The California Department of Motor Vehicles said there's no evidence of a computer breach, but it's launching an investigation "out of an abundance of caution." The agency was alerted by law enforcement to a potential security breach within its online credit card processing systems.
UN: 2013 Extreme Events Due To Warming EarthMarch 25, 2014 9:17 am | by JOHN HEILPRIN, Associated Press | News | Comments
The head of the UN weather agency said Monday that recent extreme weather patterns are "consistent" with human-induced climate change, citing key events that wreaked havoc in Asia, Europe, the U.S. and Pacific region last year.
Cooperation After Marathon Bombings Is PraisedMarch 25, 2014 9:11 am | by DENISE LAVOIE, AP Legal Affairs Writer | News | Comments
In the moments after two bombs exploded near the finish line of last year's Boston Marathon, no one dared call it a terrorist attack. But after it became clear that these were not manhole cover explosions, "the word hung heavy in the air."
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More than 300 earthquakes have shaken Chile's far-northern coast in the past week, keeping people on edge as scientists say there is no way to tell if the unusual string of tremors is a harbinger of an impending disaster.
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The Continuity Insights Crisis Communications: Social Media & Notification Systems survey has collected three years of data, providing unique insight into recent trends and notable changes in the ways that organizations use social media and notification systems to communicate both internally and externally. Click here to read the full report.
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Los Angeles International Airport is inexcusably lacking in its capacity to deal with a crisis, local and national government officials said, calling the communication lapses described in a report on last year's deadly airport shooting everything from a "failure" to an "embarrassment."
Obama Unleashing Power Of Data On Climate ChangeMarch 19, 2014 12:27 pm | by SETH BORENSTEIN, AP Science Writer | News | Comments
The Obama administration hopes to fight global warming with the geeky power of numbers, maps and even gaming-type simulations. Officials figure the more you know about climate change, the more likely you are to do something.
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nScaled has entered into an integration and distribution agreement with Arrow Electronics Inc. The agreement allows Arrow's enterprise computing solutions segment to market, sell and support nScaled's Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS) solution.


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A second-generation Korean American, Lee immigrated to the United States with his family when he was 3 years old. He was raised in Westchester, New York, and graduated from Yale University with a degree in English and from the University of Oregon with a MFA in writing. He worked as a Wall Street analyst for a year before turning to writing full time. His first novel, Native Speaker (1995), won the PEN/Hemingway Award and the American Book Award and explores the life of a Korean-American outsider who is involved in espionage. In 1999, he published his second novel, A Gesture Life, which elaborated on his themes of identity and assimilation through the narrative of an elderly physician who remembers treating Korean "comfort women" during World War II. His 2004 novel Aloft was critically acclaimed and features Lee's first protagonist who is not Korean, but a disengaged and isolated suburbanite forced to deal with his world.
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Just ask Del Marsh and Mike Hubbard, the two Republican lawmakers who helped engineer a Republican takeover of the state Senate and House of Representatives in 2010. While Alabama was a state where Republicans are popular, turning out entrenched Democrats from comfortable Statehouse seats required serious strategy and dedicated energy.
Holding a legislative majority is even more difficult. Just ask Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic congresswomen who lost the title of speaker of the U.S. House in 2010 when Republicans rallied their supporters to "fight back."
Smartly governing with a legislative majority may be the trickiest of all. That's what is becoming obvious in Montgomery as the Republican majority has proven unable to avoid snafus along the path of implementing their favored policies. Actually calling it a mere majority does a disservice to Alabama's Republican lawmakers. They enjoy a super-majority with enough partisan politicians in their corner as to render Democrats all but irrelevant.
Yet, there have been bumps somewhere along the way to implementing a master plan that comes straight from the Heritage Foundation, the Ayn Rand catalogue and the Rush Limbaugh program. The formula for good government is missing key ingredients. Without the need to offer a sincere consideration of the views of the loyal opposition, Montgomery's Republican leaders are often trapped in an echo chamber.
The first sign of trouble came in 2011 with passage of an anti-immigrant law. It was a crowd-pleaser for the nativists and those squeezed by the bad economy, which has historically pushed some otherwise rational citizens to extremism. By the late summer of 2011, the bad reviews had taken hold. Farmers and business owners spoke up to complain they'd been cut out of the loop during the drafting of the law. Courts shredded major provisions of HB56. The state took several PR hits with high-profile arrests of executives from international automakers.
Clearly, the Legislature that passed and the governor who signed the anti-immigrant law had not done their homework.
In 2012, a big push for the creation of charter schools ended with a fizzle as lawmakers and public-interest groups that should have been allies of the policy scattered because the bill's proponents failed to properly sell this version of school reform.
The most high-profile measure of the current session is a school reform plan that will, among other things, create a tax credit that gives parents with children zoned into "failing schools" money to transfer their students to private schools or non-failing public schools.
Because the measure was designed behind closed doors and was never afforded the customary public hearings, fiscal considerations or salesmanship from top political supporters, state Republicans lost control of the narrative almost immediately.
Puzzlement was the public's natural reaction. A major overhaul of public schooling had been made public only a few hours before it was passed in the state House and Senate. Most of those initial questions remain as the bill's most prominent supporters offer assurances that are little more than, "Just trust us."
Imagine a different scenario, one where Gov. Robert Bentley unveiled the Accountability Act during his State of the State address in early 2013. Following up, Bentley, Marsh and Hubbard could have made the circuit, promoting the idea to the state's residents. Early in the 2013 session, hearings would have allowed members of the public to have their say. Education experts could have weighed in on the pro's and the con's.
Would there still be opponents? Of course, but lawmakers would have been able to better answer those critics. Along the way, they could have bundled into the package two items that passed the House this week — a 2 percent raise for teachers and a pool of cash to provide liability insurance to educators.
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iPhoneInterface is a tool for Windows and Mac that permits you to manipulate the iPhone's state, launch services and interact with the chroot'd filesystem. Version 0.2.0 was released on 5 July 2007.
help - this, also help services and help values
ls - list directories
cd - change directory
mkdir - make directory
rmdir - remove directory
deviceinfo - get device info
fileinfo - get file info
readvalue - read a value
activate - activate iPhone with plist
deactivate - deactivate iPhone
startservice - start service on iPhone
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And I heard of iphone 2.0. Is it better than the iPhone 1.0? What is the defferent?
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Friday is the very last last day of classes for some students in the Philadelphia School District.
Their schools are closing for good this year because of the district's budget problems.
Among the nearly two dozen schools closing permanently will be Germantown High School, which will be shuttered after 99 years.
A $304-million budget shortfall has forced the district to close schools, cut after school programs and lay off thousands of employees.
The city has promised $74 million, and the state is said to be putting together a funding package.
But nothing is certain -- and that's a big worry for parents.
"They're really concerned about what kind of schools their kids will be entering next year. And that's a valid concern, and nothing is set in stone," said Shanee Garner, of Public Citizens for Children & Youth.
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Metsfanmax wrote:mc05025 wrote:I do not like that. Giving the opportunity toa player to decide if he should take a card or not makes the game more complicated. Deciding if you should take a card or not is not easy in many cases. I suppport any feature that makes the game more complicated and more intresting.
Would you support a feature that required you to solve a math problem correctly before initiating an assault? Not all complications to the game are desirable simply because they make the game more complicated, nor is it the case that giving people more options is always a good thing. There needs to be a better argument for this than simply that "it gives people more options." There are myriad ways to do that. We want to retain only the ones that truly add fun gameplay that is challenging in a non-trivial way, while retaining an element of fairness and preventing abuse.
^This. I've always known the rules to be, if you take a territory, you get a card at the end of your turn. (this is applied to all cases). The only difference is that here unless you click the button that says end turn, you don't really end your turn. As such the strategy doesn't really apply to how risk is supposed to be played. You don't want a card? Fine, then don't take a territ and just use your troops to buff your own. You have to take a territory to break someones bonus? Its a choice you have to make. But the fact is, which is more important to you? Not getting the card or breaking your opponents bonus/hold on a certain area?


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Opportunities to gamble have been growing in Florida. Horse and greyhound racing, along with betting on jai alai, used to dominate. Indian tribes ran "casinos," but with low stakes games. People who wanted more realistic slots had to embark on "cruises to nowhere."
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Have a lot of different calendars arranged in your Google Calendar, and curious how to manage which calendars display across the different devices you sync to? Perhaps you use an iPhone primarily for work and an iPad for play? If you're syncing both devices to the same Google account, then knowing how to tell Google which devices should see which calendars is a necessity. Follow us after the break to find out how to do just this.
The default calendar app for the iPhone lets you only show certain calendars, but this often doesn't extend to 3rd party App Store apps that pull calendar data from iOS. Fortunately, Google has provided an easy and straight-forward way of doing this if you're set up through Exchange ActiveSync.
From here you'll need to select your desired device. If you've ever synced other devices (including but not limited to previous iOS devices) you'll see them all displayed here with a time-stamp of your last sync.
Tap on the device you'd like to manage and you'll have the ability to select any calendar you want synced to your device. De-select any calendar you'd like your device not synced with.
4) Finally, tap 'Save' at the top and you'll be taken back to your device selection. Once you've saved the calendars you'd like to have synced, open up your calendar app and allow it a moment to sync up your new calendars. If you'd like to verify that only the specific calendars you selected have been synced, tap 'Calendars' at the top-left to see a list of all calendars.
That's it! Now you have full control over which calendars are synced to your iDevice from Google Calendar. Let us know if you have any questions in the comments below!
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If you try to enter m.google.com/sync from a non english device you will get an error. But you can change the language directly from safari.
Sometimes I've had difficulty getting the calendar app to update right away after I first set up google sync on a new phone, so I go into the multi-task menu, go into "giggly" mode and kill the calendar app. When I relaunch it automatically resync all calendars and pick up the sync changes.
I wish Google would give me the ability to remove devices from this menu and/or name the devices. I have an original, 3GS and 4 all on this list but no way to tell which is which since they all say "iPhone."
Wow! ... Thanks for this, I failed to remember that you can set up google calendars as Exchange, I just had it set up under the stock gmail settings. I am loving it! ... Thanks!
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Once again TiPb comes through...was looking for a way to do this, and knew it had to be possible! Now I can maintain some semblance of order on my Google calendar, and have those same "categories" synced to my iPhone!


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11720 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA | Directions 9160434.141250 -118.388499
Mon-Saturday 5:00-2:00
Sunday 5:00-1:00
This place looks like Jay Gatsby's backyard. The food is nothing to write home about, but a good place to grab a drink.
The most UNPLEASANT and HORRIFIC service ever experience by a PREJUDICE, SPITEFUL, RUDE server (named KARA). Since we wanted to try something new and the reviews were modest we decided to take a chance. BAD IDEA!!! We should have stuck with our first choice, Flemings!! We were there last weekend celebrating a birthday and from the very beginning her attitude towards us was repulsive. Not only did our food take 50 minutes, but she made sure to bring us a DOGGY BAG with our meal. If this is how Firefly instructs their servers, it is UNACCEPTABLE!!
She still had the audacity to charge 20% gratuity and if that wasn't enough, after we left the restaurant she took it upon herself to charge herself an additional tip on our credit card. I don't write reviews, to be honest I have more important things to do. However, service at this place was SO BAD that I was compelled to write my first review. We Complaint to manager the next day and she said she would send us a gift card, WOW!! We will NEVER set foot in this establishment or recommend anyone to eat there. FOOD WAS MEDIOCRE!!!
Oh and the bouncers at the door do not check for ID or the servers. A minor was at the bar, enough to have their liquor license suspended.
This place is one of the top restaurant in the city, my opinion. I had lunch last week with friends here and we had great time. The food is great and so delicious. I had nothing to complain about this restaurant, but the price.
amazing place – the place is just amazing! food was delicious, very romantic!
very bad valet service
Geat Everything – Went there last night with a group of six and everything was absolutely fantastic! It was a Sunday night so it was a very chill atmosphere. We ordered a few appetizers which came out promptly. We ordered dates and proscutto, fried olives, calamari, fried green beans, and fries. I don't even like olives and they were delicious! For my meal I ordered the Farmers Special which was three courses for $25 or $45 with wine pairings for each course. Obviously I got the deal with the spirits! I was so please with everything, I will definitely be back and bring new friends to experiences this Fabulousness!!!
Absolutely Delicious! – Had one of the best meals of my life here 2 nights ago. I am a gourmet cook and was so impressed by everything ordered. There were 6 people and each dish was just delicious. Huge kudos to the chef.
The pineapple infused vodka was also amazing. Yum yum yum. And we were able to smoke at a table outside. THANK YOU!
Our waiter was adorable and sweet. The bus boys were as attentive as could be. Service was a dream in a town where fine dining is typically disappointing. As soon as my sister pulled her sweater over her shoulders, the overhead heater for our table was turned on. Very cool! Can't say enough about how pleasant our evening was!
An all around excellent dining experience. Highly recommend!
Nothing Special – Dont know why I even go back to this place. Came here for the third time and the experience was the same. Rude hostess. Rude bartenders. Rude servers.
There are so many other better spots on this same street..
Firefly – Great place, very romantic for dinner, after 11pm it takes a dive.
Valet service, very poor!
RIDICULOUS – UUUMMM...Who wants to got to dinner and be treated poorly. So many other restaurants to choose from.
Firefly needs to fire the jerk at the door.
"Fabulous" is how my date described the night.
The 2 bars and patio were packed with beautiful people, as always.
The restaurant was full but we got great attention.
The food, amazing, as always.
The ambient music set the perfect mood for great fireside conversations between delicious bites.
"Fabulous" indeed.
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Whether you're the kind of person who needs to know who the best skier or boarder in town really is, or someone who just wants a good excuse to get out on the slopes once a week, Red Lodge Mountain's Town Series is for you. A very popular and long standing tradition, Town Series is one of the best ways to make Red Lodge Mountain your home during the ski season.
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San Diego Padres third baseman Chase Headley is dealing with a calf injury but does not expect it to keep him out of the lineup on Opening Day.
Headley, who was diagnosed with the Grade 1 strain on Tuesday, will not participate in spring training work for two to three weeks while the injury heals. But he hopes to be back in time to get some swings in during Cactus League games to prepare for the regular season.
"If I can get 15 to 20 (at-bats) from both sides, that's pretty close to what I need," the switch-hitting Headley told the San Diego Union-Tribune. "If it progresses the way that I hope - and I think that it will -- then I should be fine. We should have plenty of time.
"The last thing we want to do, though, is have it become a lingering thing. So even when we think it's ready, we might give it a day or two."
The 29-year-old Headley, who was sidelined at the beginning of the 2013 season with a broken thumb, already feels improvement in the leg.
"That's pretty much what the trainers said would happen," Headley told the Union-Tribune. "They said in a day or so you're going to feel a lot better. It's been a big step forward in the last 24 hours."
Headley finished the 2013 season with 13 home runs, 50 RBIs and a .250 in 141 games. His numbers were down from the previous season when he posted career highs of 31 homers and 115 RBIs and batted .286 in 161 games.


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In the Japanese proposal, I currently have upvotes on 4 questions visible. However, I can't vote for another one, as it claims I have 5 upvotes. I'm wondering if a question got "deleted", and it's still counting my vote for that deleted question. I'd like to be able to recind that vote and put it toward something else.
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It is quite likely that bug, and I second it should be fixed. It is unlikely that a deleted question will be undeleted after several days, so the vote should be given back.
Votes on deleted questions no longer count toward the 5-vote limit.


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I agree with most of Dr. Melissa Simpson's objections concerning making a cat an outdoor cat when faced with behavior problems
(Letters: Questioning the great outdoors, January 2012), but I also very much appreciate Dr. Gary Norsworthy's response to her concerning these objections. I just
wanted to mention another option.
My best friend used an invisible fence company to train her cat to remain in the yard when she was faced with euthanizing,
re-homing, or putting the cat outdoors. I was a little skeptical this cat would learn to stay in the yard, but it has worked,
and the cat is happy. The company worked with my friend several times until the cat seemed to be properly trained. The cat
is happy enough that the behavior problem has been eliminated, and it spends only about half its time outside.
This option does not eliminate the risk to all wildlife, nor does it keep the cat safe from other animals entering the yard.
But if you have an actual fence, adding an invisible fence to keep cats from climbing does keep them safe from dogs, cars, and possibly, most cats. Two strays have entered my friend's yard, but, fortunately, the
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A Few Good Books
Cigar Aficionado Rates Three Cigar Guides
Michael Frank
From the Print Edition:
Ron Perelman, Spring 95
Cigar smokers have seen a lot of changes over the past two years. New cigar brands and the introduction of additional lines or sizes by established manufacturers have flooded the market. And new connoisseurs have become a fast-developing audience, eager for any available information on what they are smoking.
Cigars are only the beginning. It seems that every week another marketing whiz comes along with a new line of accessories, from cases to humidors, cutters to lighters. Not that these products are unnecessary. For the most part, consumers of cigars are more sophisticated than in the past, so the slickest salesmen have been teaming up with designers to make sure their products are outstanding.
Despite all of the legitimate business being done in the name of cigar capitalism, there is still one grossly undersold product in the cigar-accessory market: knowledge. Cigar Aficionado readers call the magazine daily with countless questions about aging, storing, touring, smuggling and smoking. And inevitably they ask: "Isn't there a book about all this?"
There are several. Though no single volume mentioned below could be called authoritative, each has its merits. We have ranked them in order of quality, including readability, expert advice, accurate information and the aesthetics of the publication. One noticeable omission from this list is Zino Davidoff's Connoisseur's Book of the Cigar. Last published in the early 1980s, the book is not widely available in the United States, and even in Europe the French-language edition is all that can be found. Another book, The Gourmet Guide to Cigars by Paul Garmirian, was not reviewed because it is written by a cigar importer, and throughout the book the author frequently recommends his own cigars. And while Garmirian succeeds in entertaining the reader and providing some insightful knowledge, even his best-intended and well-spoken advice is tainted by the occasional sales pitch.
The Illustrated History of Cigars
by Bernard Le Roy
Harold Starke Ltd., London
(1989, English-language edition 1993)
199 pages, $79.95.
The Illustrated History of Cigars is better than any rival publication because it exceeds expectations, even for such a costly book. Oversized, like most coffee-table volumes, it contains excellent photography, lithography and brilliant captions. The translation is also top-notch, giving the main text a lively, engaging tone.
The narrative of The Illustrated History of Cigars flows easily. The book begins not with Columbus landing in Cuba but with more recent times, although it covers many colorful historical aspects of the cigar as a life-enhancing pleasure. Cigars, explain the authors, are as much a part of civilized society as gourmet cuisine, fine wines or apéritifs. And Le Roy and Szafran maintain an eloquent, dignified tone throughout the volume. From chapters on the history of Havana cigars to cigar making and smoking and reviews of individual cigars, this tone makes the guide hard to put down and a pleasure to turn to for advice.
The recommendations and history in the book are both first-rate, and the presentation adeptly avoids being overbearing. For example, the authors state that there is still some controversy about the geographic origin of the tobacco plant, citing both Mayan and ancient Chinese texts as proof. Wisely, they then sidestep a polemic by leaving the matter to historians and the reader's own discretion.
Le Roy and Szafran are not didactic, even when the subject is more tangible than digging for botanical or historical artifacts. In a section that seems pretentiously titled "The Art of Smoking," the authors dispense showy advice: "Where pleasures are concerned, rules are meaningless." While this may be stretching it a bit, this attitude is refreshing, especially to cigar smokers who have enough people telling them what to do with their stogies. The authors seem to feel the same way, distancing themselves from the hordes of self-proclaimed cigar scientists with one very bold statement:
You should smoke whatever, however and wherever you please as long as you enjoy it and are contented....For over half a century great minds, great public speakers and brilliant theoreticians have claimed to have established a set of rules for what they readily dubbed the art of cigar smoking. Some insisted that the rings should not be removed, others recommended removing them, some made a ritual of lighting the cigar, others insisted that cigars should never be re-lit, some systematized the way the end should be opened and still others even laid down the pattern a smoker's day should follow. This is nothing but hot air. If rules are a must, there should be only one: to please yourself.
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A front-page Washington Post story Monday on a push by the Federal Communications Commission to broaden access to public WiFi networks around the nation generated a lot of discussion. Senior FCC officials say they actively support the proposal, and the idea has sparked a lot of questions from readers. Here are five things to know about the FCC's plan:
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SkyFOX was over the scene on the 400 block of Hayes Street around 4 p.m. afternoon.
Authorities say they were investigating suspected drug activity when they found 26-year-old Steffan Trader inside his car.
They tried to question him, and that's when police say Trader put his car in gear and tried to run over an officer.
Police fired several shots, injuring the man, who is now charged with aggravated assault and various drug offenses.
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NEW YORK — Six years ago, a 39-year-old architect named Robert Woo was working on the Goldman Sachs Tower in Lower Manhattan when a crane's nylon sling snapped, dropping seven tons of metal studs onto his construction trailer. He survived, but he was paralyzed from the waist down. He never expected to walk again.
Earlier versions of exoskeleton devices were bulky, inflexible and needed too much electricity. Now companies are marketing devices that can weigh as little as 27 pounds and cost $70,000, though both of those figures are expected to drop over time.
Last week, physical therapists at Mount Sinai Medical Center in Manhattan helped Woo into a robotic exoskeleton. He braced himself for a moment with crutches. Then he stood up and strode out of the room, his carbon-fiber leg joints whirring with each step. "My kids call me Iron Man," Woo told me with a grin. "They say, 'Daddy, can you fly too?"'
He can't. But don't rule out the possibility.
Powered exoskeletons once looked like a technological dead end, like flying cars and hoverboards. It wasn't that you couldn't make one. It was that you couldn't make it practical. Early attempts were absurdly bulky, inflexible and needed too much electricity.
Those limitations haven't gone away. But in the past 10 years, the state of the art has been advancing so fast that even Google can't keep up. Ask the search engine, "How do exoskeletons work?" and the top result is an article from 2011 headlined, "How Exoskeletons Will Work." As Woo can testify, the future tense is no longer necessary. The question now is, how widespread will they become - and what extraordinary powers will they give us?
Woo's exoskeleton, a 50-pound aluminum-and-titanium suit that takes a step with the push of a button, is called the Ekso, and it's the flagship model of the Richmond, Calif.-based startup Ekso Bionics. The company has already sold three dozen to hospitals and clinics in 10 countries and plans to start selling them to individuals next year. Last May, a paraplegic woman named Claire Lomas used a similar device created by Israel-based Argo Technologies to walk the London Marathon. Next year, Fortune 500 firm Parker Hannifin plans to release its own version, said to be the lightest yet. One physical therapist calls it the iPhone of exoskeletons.
Other companies, including defense giant Lockheed Martin, are already eyeing the next step: commercial exoskeletons and bodysuits aimed at enhancing the strength and endurance of nondisabled people. Using technology licensed from Ekso, Lockheed is working on a device called the HULC - the Human Universal Load Carrier - that would allow soldiers to tote 200 pounds for hours without tiring. Unlike the Ekso, the HULC won't take your steps for you. Instead, it uses accelerometers and pressure sensors to read your intentions, then provides a mechanical assist, like a power steering system for your legs.
In Italy, researchers have built a "body extender" robot aimed at allowing rescue workers to lift a wall from an earthquake survivor. Engineering students at Utah State concocted a vacuum-powered "Spider-Man suit" with which a soldier could scale the sheer side of a building. Ekso's ExoHiker and ExoClimber target the outdoor recreation market. In Japan, a firm called Cyberdyne has developed what it calls Hybrid Assistive Limb technology to help home caregivers hoist an elderly patient from the bathtub with ease.
Cyberdyne says its name wasn't intended as an allusion to the fictional firm that created the evil computer network in the Terminator films. Still, sci-fi reference points are inevitable for a technology that until recently existed only in movies and comic books. Iron Man is just one obvious touchstone. From Starship Troopers to Aliens to Avatar, powered armor has long been a staple of imaginary intergalactic conflicts. But the comparisons between Hollywood's exoskeletons and their real-world counterparts are as inapt as they are inescapable. To companies like Ekso, the fictional technologies serve as both an inspiration and a frustratingly unrealistic benchmark.
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Cromer Carnival 2014
Cromer Carnival 2014
Carnival week is always held in August, in the week which includes the third Wednesday.
So next year it will be held from Saturday 16th August to Friday 22nd August, with Carnival Day being held on Wednesday 20th August 2014.
Put a date in your diary NOW!!
Visit our events page for what's coming up in 2014!
The 2013 photos are still available! To see the great selection from Carnival Photographer Andreas Yiasami, just click on Cromer Carnival 2013 and you'll see what he was up to last year.
You'll also find links to the press photos from the Cromer Carnival (Official) Facebook page. We're now targetting 3,000 likes for the Facebook site - so do look in and help!
We hope you enjoy our video below of few of the highlights of Carnival Day 2013. There are five videos in total now; to see all of them visit the Poppyland Publishing channel on YouTube.
From those great stall turns of the Blades, when they looked as though they might fall out of the sky, through to the huge enthusiasm of the many stall holders, the help of the bucket collectors in the parade, the floats from the giant scenes provided by the biggest lorries to the ever-running chocolate fountain enjoyed by Charlie, what tremendous efforts by all. I'm sure there were a few wrinkles, but with lovely weather, a full carnival field and a full beach, we hope you enjoyed your day in Cromer.
In spite of some hiccups on timings, on Tuesday a great day was had by all on the Carnival field, with some great weather to go with it. With crazy antics from Raz the Clown in the marquee, through to the parachutists coming in from a clear blue sky, there was lots for all to enjoy. Newfoundlanders (dogs, that is) paraded in the arena and crowds of youngsters marched behing the Romford band - who will of course be out and about to entertain us on Wednesday, starting down at the Blogg gardens at the presentation of some of the competition prizes.
Lets have a look at a little of what went on for Children's Tuesday. And how did Doc Spinoff think up all those crazy bikes?
Monday's film was the Waiters and Waitresses Competition and Races. Couldn't get everybody who took part into the video I'm afraid, but here's a sample of what went on! Of all the Carnival Competitions, this is the one that's been going on the longest, we think from some time in the late 1950s. At that time it was raced in town, around the church; now it's held down on the prom.
A great turn-out from the hotels and restaurants. They all deserve your patronage!
By the way, in case you're wondering about still photos of the day, there's some linked from the label on the left.
On Sunday Olly Day was on hand to crown the Carnival Queen. Again, here's our short video which covers just some of the days events. By the way, we can only include a couple of videos a day on the site, so Saturday's has dropped off the page. However, never fear, they're all available by going to the Poppyland Publishing channel on YouTube. - or you can find links from the postings on the Cromer Carnival - Official web page. By the way, thanks for getting the Offcial Facebook site over the 2,500 mark - the next target is 3,000.
Missed Saturday at the field? - never mind, you can catch the video on the Poppyland Publishing YouTube Channel. Go to YouTube and search for Poppyland Publishing.
The Wildcats came on Wednesday - and so did the Blades.
The Wildcats are East Anglia's own aerobatic team, flying from Old Buckenham airfield in the south of the county. The Wildcats are sponsored by SG Wealth Management and Norfolk University Technical College.
The Blades are all ex-Red Arrows pilots, and provided some spectacular action in the sky on Wednesday.
And below, a bit of a look back at the weeks leading up to Carnival.
There's plenty that went on for all of the two Children's Weeks. Andreas, last year's Carnival photographer was on hand to take plenty of pictures.
There were lots of early season events and the 2013 Carnival Queen and her Senior Attendant were kept busy.
The Carnival Queen and her Senior Attendant were joined by the two Junior Attendants, Eve Hope Dawson and Bethany Cuff. As ever there was lots of interest in taking on these two roles, and it's a pity that all those interested can't win - but we are sure those that were chosen are being creditable representatives of the young people of the town through the summer festivities.
Don't forget there's now a Cromer app for your iPhone or your Android smartphone - that will help you keep in touch and link through to this site when appropriate.


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Holiday 2009
It's fall here, the leaves are shimmery red and gold, and the high season for getting work done in Patagonia is just about over. We're leaving Valle Chacabuco to drive two days north to Pumalin. It's nearing lunchtime and we're pressed to get on the road. I'm exasperated with my husband, Doug, for not being ready to go, but when I turn around to see what's holding him up I laugh out loud – there he is flapping his arms and running across the recently seeded front lawn of the new guest house trying to herd 50-some guanacos off our hard-fought-for grass. They look back over their shoulders lazily at Doug, bat their long eyelashes, and pay little attention to his "heps" and "yahs," taking a few more bites off this rare, tender grass before slowly moving off. Standing off just a few meters away from the fence they've trampled, we know they'll be back there grazing before our car turns the corner and disappears. Of all of the obstacles, hardships, controversy and complications that come with creating a new national park in Patagonia, this is one we hadn't counted on and, truth be told, all of our bluster and long list of failed strategies for keeping the guanacos out is overshadowed by our joy and happiness at having them so protected, so healthy… so close.
Like most species within the Patagonia region, the emblematic guanaco populations are down to roughly 10 percent of their original numbers. They've been hunted for meat and fur, and systematically pushed out of nearly all of their original grazing lands as room was made for the millions of sheep and cattle brought onto the land during the 1800s.


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What is the most inherently understood, widely recognized form of communication that spans the entire globe? If you said mathematics, you are wrong. It's dancing. Bee's do it. Birds do it, too. Even if you're already enrolled in a zumba class with a friend, finding a great dance club is one of the best ways to relieve stress and have a great time meeting people. Consider these great dance spots next time you got that itch to bust a move.
Cielo, 18 Little W. 12th St. 212-645-5700
Intimate in size, this Meatpacking dance spot was built for dancing. The sunken dance floor means all the attention is on the dancer, surrounded by various genres of house music blasting through its outstanding sound system. The floor is framed with luxurious banquettes so you and your dance partner can take a break and get to know each other.
Greenhouse, 150 Varick St. 646-862-6117
The longest running dance club in New York City, Formerly known as Shelter, Greenhouse is known for its long nights and minimalist decorum. Find the time on a Sunday afternoon for a friendly crowd of people who're there to dance and only to dance.
Element, 225 E Houston St. 212-254-2200
Former goth club, Element provides a large dance floor and a second floor balcony so you can spot who has the best moves. Small parties are welcome into their basement lair and enjoy another dance floor. It's tendency toward world-beat music compliments its earthy décor.
Kiss and Fly, 409 W 13th St. 212-255-1933
Another great option nestled in Meatpacking is Kiss and Fly. You'll feel like you've gone back in time to an ancient roman bath house as you find yourself surrounded by columns and arched ceilings. The trend-setting clientele will provide you with plenty of eye candy.
The Village Underground, 130 W 3rd St. 212-777-7745
To find a crowd more down-to-earth, try this NYU neighborhood hotspot. You'll find live bands during the week and an eclectic, yet lively DJ set on the weekend. Inexpensive and unassuming, a great place to have a drink and dance.


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The Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative (AAQI)
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Width: 8.5" Length: 11.5"
Materials/Techniques: Pieced with Afrikaans prints and mud cloth.
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Dedication: To my mom-in-law, Mary Morrison, who has begun that journey; and all the care givers.
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In Mathematica 8 I tried to change the default font for all notebooks in Format > Option Inspector > Global Preferences > Formatting Options > Font Options > large font selection screen > selection made > Apply. I get only the dreaded "Nothing Happens" effect. The font doesn't change to my specified selection.
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Saints Use Coan No-Hitter and Seven Home Runs to Sweep Mars Hill
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MARS HILL, NC – The No. 3-ranked Saints softball team used a no-hitter from Jessica Coan and seven home runs to sweep Mars Hill on Wednesday afternoon, 6-0 and 10-2 at Ponder Field.
North Georgia (6-0) has now started off the season with six straight wins for the third consecutive season.
Game 1 (NG 6-0)
Jessica Coan threw seven perfect innings on her way to throwing her first collegiate no-hitter, while only allowing two base-runners all game. She struck out 10 batters and was virtually untouchable all afternoon.
The Saints gave Coan an early 2-0 lead in the top of the first inning when Pilar Harden hit a two-run line-drive home run over the center field wall. Rochelle Shuman scored on the play after she reached on a slap single to left field.
North Georgia would add another in the third when Shuman scored again on a ground ball from Harden. Shuman was 3-for-4 in the game with two runs scored.
Katherine Martin hit the first of her three home runs on the day in the top of the sixth inning to give Coan an even bigger lead she would be sure not to relinquish. Martin crushed the 2-run bomb to dead center field, after Harden reached on a single up the middle.
Kaitlyn Seabolt hit her first career home run in the top of the fourth inning, giving the Saints a 4-0 lead. Seabolt was 2-for-3 in the game.
Harden led the bats going 2-for-3 with two runs scored and two RBI's.
Coan improved her record to 4-0 on the season and dropped her ERA even lower to an astonishing .28. The senior has pitched 25.1 innings and has struck out 38 batters.
Game 2 (NG 10-2)
North Georgia brought the sticks to game two, knocking out 12 hits and scoring 10 runs. The Saints smacked four home runs, more than their combined total from their previous four games this past weekend.
Melissa Dickie also pitched a great game, surrendering only one earned run. Dickie struck out three batters and only gave up four hits. The freshman dropped her ERA down to 1.66 and now holds a 2-0 record this the season.
After Mars Hill was called for using an illegal bat and a Lions' player was ejected, the Saints decided to make quick work of the hosts from the SAC.
The game was tied at one apiece until the Saints put up a crooked five on the scoreboard in the top of the fourth inning.
Martin led off the inning with another home run, her second on the day, crushing one over the left field fence.
After Karlie Gillam reached on an error by Mars Hill, Sarah Johnson blew the game wide open with a three-run home run.
Johnson finished the game going 3-for-4 with three runs and three RBI's, including the three-run bomb that essentially put the Lions away.
Tiffanie Burns played a great game defensively in the field, recording six assists in the two games, while being as solid as they get at the shortstop position. Burns was also 1-for-2 in the second game of the doubleheader.
The eight-run rule was in place when senior leader Hilary Cox hit a three-run shot to right-center, clearing the fence by an easy 20 feet. Cox finished with three RBI's while also putting up a wall behind the plate, keeping the few Mars Hill base runners in check.
Mars Hill (5-5) was led by Natalie Haithcox, who finished with two hits and two RBI's on the day.
The Saints get right back at it this weekend, when they travel to Decatur, Alabama, to take part in the 2012 Ringor UAH Charger Chillout. While there, North Georgia will play six games in three days, including three against teams ranked in the NFCA Top 25 poll.
The first game of the weekend event is scheduled on Friday at 3:30 PM when the Saints play No. 11 Rollins College. The games will be played at the Wilson Morgan Sports Park.
Be sure to follow all of the action live on SaintsSports.com.