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Russia Firm Cuts Gas to Ukraine, But EU Hit Is Cushioned
MOSCOW -- Russia switched off natural gas to Ukraine Thursday, in a jolting reminder of a 2006 cutoff that spread fear in Europe about Moscow's tightening grip on energy supplies.
Officials at Russia's gas monopoly, OAO Gazprom, nrgp 0.00 % said they had no choice but to halt supplies to Ukraine after talks on a new supply contract for 2009 ended in failure hours before a New Year's Eve midnight deadline. Without a valid contract, Gazprom said, it had no legal basis to continue supplying Ukraine.
That's worrisome for the European Union, because the same gas pipeline that supplies Ukraine also carries 80% of the gas the EU imports from Russia. During the brief 2006 cutoff, Ukraine dipped into some of the gas that was supposed to be passing through on its way to Western Europe, causing supply disruptions in places like Poland and Italy.
But this time around, the crisis seems likely to play out differently. Partly because of declining industrial use, both Ukraine and the EU have built up their gas storage, meaning that any immediate disruption to the EU's supplies appears unlikely. And Russia and Gazprom nrgp 0.00 % -- which are facing their own financial woes -- are taking pains to reassure customers that their differences won't affect anyone else.
Both Moscow and Kiev, despite their long-running and rancorous dispute over what price Ukraine should pay for its gas, appear to understand that a prolonged cutoff could do serious damage to their images. Ukraine President Viktor Yushchenko said Thursday that a price deal with Gazprom was close and should be reached by Jan. 7.
Russia's ties with the West remain strained after its short war with Georgia in August. Moscow has repeatedly said it wants to shed what it deems an unfair perception that it uses energy as a political weapon -- while adding that it aims to aggressively build its share of the European energy market.
Moscow has had a difficult relationship with Ukraine, a former Soviet republic, since 2004, when pro-Western forces took the political initiative in Kiev. Ukraine is seeking to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a move Moscow strongly opposes, and also the EU. Ukraine also wants to be regarded as a trustworthy international partner at a time when it is struggling to keep its economy together with the help of billions of dollars in aid from the International Monetary Fund.
The U.S. called for the gas-price dispute to be settled in a transparent, commercial manner. "We urge both sides to keep in mind the humanitarian implications of any interruption of gas supply in the winter," said a White House spokesman, Gordon Johndroe.
The EU urged a rapid resolution. "The EU trusts that we can count upon assurances given that gas supplies to the EU will be unaffected," said European Energy Commissioner Andris Piebalgs.
The 2006 disruption caused panic in Europe. The EU launched a wide-ranging review of its energy policy. Some 42% of the EU's natural-gas imports come from Russia, according to the Eurostat statistics agency; the bloc relies on imports for about 60% of all its gas needs.
The 2006 shock also encouraged Russia to plan expensive new gas pipelines under the Baltic and Black seas that would circumvent Ukraine. The EU, meanwhile, has pressed for a pipeline that would bring gas from Central Asia via Turkey, circumventing Russia.
Gazprom lost the public-relations battle in 2006, appearing to cut Ukraine off brutally and with scant warning in the winter. This time, Gazprom has played things differently. It has retained an American public-relations agency, Ketchum; it is running a dedicated Web site to explain its position; and is holding frequent news conferences.
"We gave Europe plenty of warning that there was trouble ahead," Ilya Kochevrin, executive director of Gazprom Export, said in an interview. He said Gazprom officials traveled to Brussels a month ago to explain how the situation was unraveling, and warned of possible disruptions.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has sought to get the point across that Ukraine would bear the responsibility for any supply disruptions in Europe. He has warned Ukraine of "serious consequences" if it interferes with gas flowing through Ukraine to Western Europe.
Mr. Putin also has tried to portray Russia as a magnanimous friend of Ukraine. Natural-gas prices in Europe have remained stubbornly high despite the steep fall in the price of crude oil. The price of gas tends to be loosely pegged to that of oil, but often with a lag.
The price Gazprom charged Ukraine in 2008 was $179.50 per thousand cubic meters of gas, far below the roughly $500 that Gazprom charges Western European customers. Gazprom initially said it was looking for a price of $418 from Ukraine in 2009. But Mr. Putin said on New Year's Eve that Gazprom was now asking for $250 -- what he called a "humanitarian" offer -- because of economic woes Ukraine faces amid the global financial crisis.
Ukraine says even $250 is too high. A Ukrainian government statement said Naftogaz Ukrainy, the state gas company, was ready to pay $201, but that Moscow should pay it a higher transit fee for the supplies headed to Western Europe, a position Gazprom rejects. Later, Naftogaz Ukrainy said it was ready to pay $235, increasing the chances of an early compromise.
The situation remained confused on Thursday, however, with Gazprom's chief executive, Alexei Miller, telling Russian news agencies Gazprom now once again wanted a price of $418.
Decision-making in Kiev has sometimes appeared confused because of a simmering political rivalry between President Yushchenko and Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, who are expected to contest presidential elections a year from now. They set aside differences Thursday to issue a joint statement.
In it, they pledged that Ukrainian consumers and European gas supplies would be unaffected by the dispute. Naftogaz Ukrainy says it has built up large underground reserves that will last until early April, while Gazprom says it is boosting the volume of gas passing through Ukraine to keep customers such as Germany and Italy supplied.
Gazprom maintains Ukraine owes it $2.1 billion in unpaid bills for 2008, a figure that includes fines for late payment. Gazprom says a Russian-Ukrainian intermediary company has received $1.5 billion from Ukraine, but that this money covers only unpaid bills. The Russian gas giant contends it is owed a further $600 million in fines.
Ukraine's statement contended that Ukraine has cleared all of its debts for 2008 and owes Russia nothing.
It takes 36 hours for gas to get from the transit point in Ukraine to the EU's borders, said European Commission spokeswoman Christiane Hohmann, adding: "That's how long before we know whether the EU will be affected." Both sides say they are ready to resume talks as soon as possible.
—John Miller in Brussels and Guy Chazan in London contributed to this article.
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Peppers at 10, which seems low.
Merrill confident he made the right decision
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"The amazing thing about Coach Berenson is he cares more about you as a person than as a hockey player," Merrill said. "He wants to see you be the best you can be as a hockey player, and realize your goals, whether that's to be a pro or not. "

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I want to accomplish an easy update procedure for web software that is used by multiple users.
The idea is to have the software with multiple versions at
/opt/software/version-1.2.3/ or
In the
public-html/ folders of the users there are symlinks to the latest version of the software, that can easily be changed if there is a new version of the software.
This does not work though, if there are user-specific config files or subfolders like for example data/, that may not be updated and need to be taken to the next version.
What are best practice ideas on how I can accomplish this for future easy updates?


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Bahrain must improve Hajj services, says PM
HIS Royal Highness Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa yesterday instructed the Bahrain Haj Mission to improve its services to ensure that pilgrims are able to perform rituals without difficulty.
He also urged the mission to evaluate its programmes and benefit from its previous experiences to avoid shortcomings.
The Premier was speaking as he received Justice, Islamic Affairs and Endowments Minister and High Haj Committee chairman Shaikh Khalid bin Ali Al Khalifa and members of the Bahrain Haj Mission, led by Shaikh Adnan bin Abdulla Al Qattan.
Mr Al Qattan asked for the Premier's permission to leave for the holy land to receive Bahraini pilgrims.
He thanked the committee for its efforts to provide quality services to pilgrims. He also thanked the Saudi government, led by Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, for quality services provided to pilgrims.
Top Headlines
- Oman's Duqm tourist complex moves forward with government approval
- Kuwait fights budget deficit: Reexamining government salaries, expatriate labor
- Tunisian Confederation of Industry, Trade, and Handicrafts fights nationwide unemployment levels
- Construction costs fall in Dubai
- Western tourists flock to Iran, could generate $30B in new revenue
- Tamkeen launches series of trade fairs in Bahrain
- region's telecoms sector must reinvent itself to ensure it excels in the delivery of premium customer experience says batelco chief executive
- Saudi Minister of Hajj receives Mali mission
- improved security is set to lead to resumption of srilankan airlines night flights
- Ernst & Young: 25% of GCC customers may switch banks within a year if their banking experience does not improve


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Ted Nugent Picks Donald Trump's Next Theme SongHe also has some thoughts about Hillary.
5 Wildest Political Rants by MusiciansThis is what happens when artists use their platform to share their strong opinions.
Ted Nugent Shares Video of Bernie Sanders Shooting Hillary Clinton Because Of Course He DidThe noted gun rights advocate posted a clip that is sure draw the ire of the Democrats, and reasonable minded folks everywhere.
Ted Nugent Draws Widespread Criticism for Anti-Semitic, Gun Control RantIn a second post, Nugent denied being an anti-semite.
JACK's Inside Track: Whitford/St. HolmesIt's not HARD to figure out, this week's all about the ROCK...
Ted Nugent Champions Donald Trump, He's the 'Hellraiser' America NeedsA match made in political heaven.
Newsflash: Ted Nugent Doesn't Like Gun-Free ZonesTo the Nuge, a "gunfree" zone = "suicidal insanity."
Ted Nugent on Obama's Speech: 'The President is a Pathological Liar and America Hating Goon'Nuge states that the President "Calls gay NBA guys heroes but doesn't call real heroes that sacrificed for freedom."
Ted Nugent Remembers 9/11, As Only He Can"Never forget how failed 'leadership' allowed 9/11."
Ted Nugent Calls for the Arrest of Bill Cosby and Rev. Al Sharpton"Dear 'Justice' System, Either arrest and indict Bill Cosby for rape and Al Sharpton for tax evasion or finally admit that there are two sets of laws."
Ted Nugent: 'Donald Trump's the Good Guy, Megyn Kelly Ain't'"I'm not a fan of Megyn Kelly, although I often turn on Fox just to look at her."
Ted Nugent Says America Cares More about a Lion Than Its Troops"Shame on all who know the name of a lion but not the US Military heroes who were gunned down by the subhuman allahpuke in Chattanooga."


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World War Z
Directed by Marc Forster. Starring Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos, Daniella Kertesz, Fana Mokoena, James Badge Dale, Ludi Boeken, Matthew Fox, David Morse, Elyes Gabel, Peter Capaldi, Pierfrancesco Favino, Ruth Negga, Moritz Bleibtreu, Sterling Jerins, Abigail Hargrove. (2013, PG-13, 116 min.)
REVIEWED By Marjorie Baumgarten, Fri., June 21, 2013
Amazingly, this big-budget, zombie-apocalypse movie reveals little sign of its tumultuous production, which involved storied rewrites, re-shoots, and a six-month postponement of its original release date. World War Z comes across as a smart and ambitious horror movie, a bio-disaster film along the lines of Contagion or 28 Days Later. It's nail-bitingly tense at times, although these well-executed moments mix with others that are too much of a murky jumble to follow with any precision. (How much of the murk is due to the unnecessary 3-D, which always casts a pall over the screen image, and how much is due to the ineffectual direction of action by Marc Forster (Quantum of Solace, Finding Neverland) is unclear to me from this viewing.) As for the zombies, they are terrifying for the most part, but at times they seem too much like a CGI fiction. I'm OK with World War Z's zombies being the fast-moving kind, but I don't understand why they arch their necks and emit cries that sound like a T. rex in pain.
Brad Pitt delivers an unshowy performance as Gerry Lane, a former U.N. investigator in worldwide trouble spots who has now retired from his life of danger for the merits of home and family. The filmmakers waste no time with character development before delivering the action, which turns out to be a good strategy in the film's opening moments but injurious later on when we're in greater need of a rooting interest. Nevertheless, the Philadelphia traffic jam that thrusts the Lane family into sudden zombie mayhem provides a fine introduction to the film and its villains. Gerry is called back into service by his old boss (Mokoena) and is given an ultimatum: His wife and two daughters will receive government protection only if Gerry flies to South Korea in an attempt to find the source of the international infection. The film has just a few primary set-pieces: a military bunker in South Korea that looks like a spectral ghost town, the barricaded city of Jerusalem where zombies rush the wall as if it were Jericho, a W.H.O. research center near Cardiff that houses zombies in lab coats amid its antiseptic walls, an airplane on which snakes would have been a preferred relief from the zombie horde, and a Newark apartment building where the Lane family takes refuge before getting helicoptered out. Pitt is thrust into the classic role of the solitary hero who vanquishes all enemies, but his Gerry Lane still seems an ordinary man who overcomes adversity with his wits rather than his brawn or exceptional physical prowess.
For all the PG-13 bedlam, World War Z seems less about the easy potential for worldwide annihilation than the valorization of the individual family as the core unit that interlocks our universe (witness the film's concluding freeze frame for evidence). When an epidemiologist remarks that Mother Nature is a serial killer, it seems clear who the real enemy is – and it may require matricide to win the day.
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World War Z, Marc Forster, Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos, Daniella Kertesz, Fana Mokoena, James Badge Dale, Ludi Boeken, Matthew Fox, David Morse, Elyes Gabel, Peter Capaldi, Pierfrancesco Favino, Ruth Negga, Moritz Bleibtreu, Sterling Jerins, Abigail Hargrove


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WINTERSVILLE - The Carrollton girls' basketball team emerged from the locker room a different team.
The Warriors were limited to just 13 points in the first half as Indian Creek took a 14-13 lead into halftime.
The Warriors erupted for 21 third-quarter points against the Redskins and Carrollton pulled away in the fourth quarter en route to a 45-27 victory Monday night at Indian Creek in the Redskins' season opener.
"We started playing basketball," Carrollton (1-1) head coach Craig Rodgers said about what made the difference for his team in the third quarter and in the second half. "We were robotic at times. We just run to spots. We didn't look to the score.
"We played much better in the second half. We used our shot fakes and our jab steps. We made them come out and play defense. That opened up the lane for us to drive. We got some open shots, and we started to hit them.
"We had a couple of good looks in the first half, and they didn't fall."
Carrollton outscored Indian Creek 32-13 in the second half.
"Carrollton has a nice team," Indian Creek (0-1) head coach Erin DeSantis said. "They had a game under their belts, which helps. We are spread too thin. We tried to do too much. We need to do the simple things. We need to do the little things.
"We shot ourselves in the foot a lot tonight. We would break their press, and then we would throw the ball away, or we would make the pass too late.
"I'm sure there were some first-game jitters.
"Coming in, we knew Carrollton was a good opponent. You have to start somewhere. You need to know where you are going. You need to know what you need to work on and what you need to build on.
"Hopefully, this is something we can learn from and build from. You either sink or swim.
"We didn't control what we could control. We control our destiny, but we let them control what we did."
The Warriors were balanced offensively as seven players scored, though no one reached double digits.
Rachel Devine netted a game-high nine points to lead the way.
Bre Berryman and Kiarra Kamarec each contributed on the inside for Indian Creek as the dynamic duo each scored in double figures. Berryman recorded a game-high 12 points, while Kamarec collected 10 points.
Both teams struggled on the offensive end in the first half. The biggest lead of the first half was just four points.
Two free throws by Kelsey Voll gave the Warriors a 7-6 lead in the first quarter, but the Redskins took an 8-7 lead on a basket by Kamarec. The bucket was the final one of the quarter.
In the second quarter, Kamarec contributed a shot from the baseline to put the Redskins out in front, 13-9. The Redskins led by one point at halftime.
"They run hard off screens," DeSantis said. "I was pleased with our defense.
"We need to be more patient on offense. We need to settle down on offense. If we can get our offense to match our defense we will be OK.
"You don't want to get discouraged. You want to continue to build. We know what we need to work on."
The visitors from Carroll County came out strong to start the second half as they outscored the girls from Jefferson County, 11-2, in less than three minutes to take a 24-16 lead on a 3-pointer by Voll with 5:11 left to play in the third quarter.
The Warriors ended the third quarter just as strong as they started - on a 10-2 run to take a 34-21 lead into the fourth quarter.
"We didn't expect them to press," Rodgers said. "We expected them to fall back into a half-court defense. They didn't press us last year.
"Berryman is a presence inside. She blocked about five of our shots in the first half. In the second half, we made her come out from underneath the basket. We made her step away from the basket and guard us. That helped us drive."
A basket by Kamarec pulled the hosts within 36-25 in the fourth quarter, but the victors ended the game on a 9-2 spurt to pull away.
"We picked up our defense in the second half," Rodgers said. "We held them to 13 points in the second half.
"We were trying to double Berryman. At 6-5, she is a presence underneath. We tried to take her out from under the basket. In the second half, we were able to do that, and we played solid defense on everybody else."
Both teams are scheduled to return to the hardwood Wednesday at home. Carrollton is scheduled to play Claymont, while Indian Creek is slated to face off against Minerva.
"We play two tough opponents to open the season," DeSantis said.
Creek's Cassidy Ruckman was injured with 2:53 remaining to be played in the third quarter with the Redskins trailing 26-21. After being down on the court for a few minutes, Ruckman was helped off the floor. She did not return to the game.
Carrollton opened the season with a loss Saturday at home against New Philadelphia.
Carrollton 45, Indian Creek 27
Carrollton 7 6 21 13 - 45
Indian Creek 8 6 7 6 - 27
CARROLLTON (1-1): Fenamore 1 1-2 3, Davis 1 0-0 2, Devine 4 0-0 9, Voll 2 2-2 8, DeGarmo 1 0-0 2, Starre 3 0-0 6, Poole 4 0-0 8, Savana Lowery 2 2-2 7.Totals: 18 5-6 45. 3-pointers: Voll 2, Devine, Lowery.
INDIAN CREEK (0-1): Schmitt 0 0-0 0, Taylor 0 0-0 0, Mains 1 1-1 3, Shimko 0 0-0 0, Ruckman 1 0-0 2, Kamarec 4 2-2 10, Berryman 5 2-4 12, Smith 0 0-0 0, Callahan 0 0-0 0.Totals: 11 5-7 27.


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Tokyo Flower Resto In Harajuku [Pics]
Urban Interiorites is a University of Pennsylvania School of Design student project turned reality restaurant.
Designed by University of Pennsylvania School of Design students (with help from their professors), this creative student project concept took off and became a reality in Harajuku, Tokyo. The restaurant, sake bar and lounge is a colorful, vibrant twist on what appears to resemble flowers, and an undersea world. With its futuristic stylings, this restaurant is sure to entice the eyes and the palate.
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I am so unbelievably irritated that I lost my custom permalinks (and categories) after upgrading to 2.6, 2.6.1 AND 2.6.2
My website & blog is hosted through Yahoo! Small Business. Do I need access to my .htsaccess or not? Is it a tagging issue or not? Is anyone working this or not?
I've lost all my google results and folks who have bookmarked anything on my site.
I know I'm NOT the only one with this problem,(http://wordpress.org/support/topic/189533?replies=10) so I'm surprised there's so little information for SOME sort of fix.


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Ultra-Rich Hot Chocolate
Total Time
Prep 1 min
Cook 15 mins
Home made and ultra good! If this recipe proves to be too rich for you, simply add more milk to adjust it to your preference.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 cups milk
- 1⁄4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1⁄2 cup sugar
- 4 ounces bittersweet chocolate or 4 ounces semisweet chocolate, chopped
- 1 pinch salt
- miniature marshmallow
- whipped cream (optional)
- Bring milk, cocoa powder and sugar to simmer in heavy large saucepan over medium-high heat, whisking frequently.
- Add chocolate; whisk until melted and smooth.
- Add salt; bring to simmer, whisking constantly until frothy.
- Ladle into 4 mugs.
- Sprinkle with marshmallows or dollop of whipped cream.
- Makes 4 servings.
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Just what I was looking for! I made an individual portion by quartering the recipe to: 1 cup milk (I used 1%), 1 Tbsp cocoa powder, 2 Tbsp sugar, and 1 oz chocolate. Put it all in a mug, microwaved for one minute, stirred with a fork, and microwaved for another minute. Easy and delicious.
Ultra-good is right! Delicious with whipped cream or marshmallows! Thanks for the recipe!
I've been taste testing hot chocolates and this one is excellent! I used 2% milk and added 1tbsp cornstarch to give it thickness and 2tsp of vanilla extract to add even more chocolate richness. Just wonderful.


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The New York Giants have reportedly closed the "window" on Osi Umenyiora to seek a trade. Or, so they say.
Although this doesn't mean the unhappy Giant will be in a Giants' uniform when the season begins, for the sake of Big Blue, I truly hope general manager Jerry Reese sticks to his word, and does not put Umenyiora back on the the trade market.
It's sad to say that if the window were to re-open, the Osi Era in New York would be over. So without further ado, here are five reasons why the Giants' front office should seal that window shut, and keep Umenyiora in New York for the 2011 season, and beyond.
Sit back, relax and enjoy.
Kickoff is around the corner.


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Always Better Care is sponsoring their second annual Turkey Give-a-way. They want to provide an extra special gift for needy families this year.
Thursday November 19, 2009 at 11:00am to pick up a free turkey. Turkeys will be available while supplies last.
Sherman Drop off locations:
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Nonetheless, God Retrieves Us
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"There He stood! I scrambled to my feet—it was impossible to remain sitting—and turned to face Him. I thought to myself, 'I wonder if I should kneel', and immediately... Read More
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Like all literature The River Flows must be filtered by the life experience beliefs and spiritual maturity each reader brings to it. For the book's intended audience... Read More
The Trinity—the idea that God somehow is triune while at the same time being one—remains one of the most perplexing doctrines of Christianity. Numerous theologians have... Read More
In the West many scientists and theologians have been talking to each other trying to reach some rapprochement for about forty years. Some scientists even declare that while... Read More
I'm not writing here to force a new version Christ on you O reader but if you know what's good for you you will take the first chance at knowing Him that you can get. So... Read More
The pretext for James Tucker's study of Christianity is a conversation between three angels. Ariana is a true believer, but until now she has never looked at her faith... Read More
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Our world is dying. Unsustainable environmental practices ruin natural resources. Our social systems destroy our souls. The rich and powerful leave the poor and underprivileged... Read More
Keep sweet or you will go to hell. Never forget the core teaching. Perfect obedience produces perfect faith. So said the leaders of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of... Read More
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Planning your event at Tsali Notch
The vineyard hosts weddings, receptions, reunions, civic clubs and other events. In addition to the vineyard grounds we also offer the following facilities:
- The Tasting Room
- The Upper Barn (for large events)
- The Jackson Lounge
We can also arrange for a tent for your event.
Please give us a call at 423-506-9895 for availability and to inquire about rental rates.
Festivals, Etc.
Tsali Notch hosts a number of events throughout the year and also participates in a number of festivals off-site. These include:
The National Muscadine Festival (held jointly in the City of Sweetwater and at the vineyard)
Muscadine Balloon Fiesta (held the same weekend as The National Muscadine Festival at the vineyard)
U-Pick – Come pick muscadines at the vineyard throughout September and October
Taste of Monroe (held in downtown Madisonville, TN)
Pumpkin Town (held in downtown Athens,TN)
Old Fashioned Downtown Christmas (held in downtown Athens, TN) Hometown Christmas (held at Coop in Athens,TN)
tasting Room Hours
Wednesday thru Sunday. Noon til 5pm. Private Tastings and Tours available by appointment.


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How to import a database and assign it to a blog with wp-config.php?
Here is the problem :
1.I had already 2 blogs with many posts on wordpress
2.I recently switched the hosting provider to bluehost
3.I downloaded my databases prior to switching hosting provider.
4.I cannot upload, set and configure the old databases to the blogs so as to have their old content.
Overall do not know how to transfer from the start my blog to another provider.Now my blogs with many posts appear to be new with no posts!
Many thanks for the detailed steps and help!


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The train of SNIM
The train carrying iron ore from Zouerate to Nouadhibou has been the longest in the world up to the 90'. It is one mile long, pulled by 5 diesel locomotives.
It is possible to go to and fro Zouerate in a coach attached to the train. You can even travel first class. The travel lasts 13 hours in the desert.
Be carefull, it is almost not possible to plan the travel because they don't have fixed schedules.
Nouadhibou had been isolated from the rest of the country until Quarter 1 2005. Instead of one day, you only need 4 hours to go from Nouakchott to Nouadhibou.
The road is in perfect conditions. Be sure to have enough diesel/petrol because there are 465 km without possibility of tanking. (This is the longest part of the road without filling station between Tangiers and Lagos).
- Road Trip
- Adventure Travel
lots of people use this poor animals to carry hundreds of kilograms under strong sun and for hours in a row. Although if you are very tired you can always jump to one of the carriages and people will smile at you. Go out whenever you feel like to. Ask waving your hand pointing to the him before you jump of course.
Planes leave to nouakchott twice a day for about 13000UM 35 min flight. There are flights every Monday to and from Casablanca and twice a week to Las Palmas with Air Mauritania. There are some Antonov fish flights leaving every morning of thursdays and Mondays.
A bicycle can be a very good way of going around the city. You'll have to be careful with the place you park it because the lack of care will make your bike disapear.
Also be careful with crazy drivers. Remember that driving licenses can be bought underground and even in driving schools you can get the license just paying 30000UM. No driving skills need.
Mercedes Buses
Buses in town are this old Mercedes vans. Prices are 20UM for a trip. You just wave to make it stop and when you wish to go out just hit hard on the ca or even better and like locals do, get a coin and hit it against the metal of the truck. A good thing to do is always give your sit to an elder person. They will take that very deep and you'll win their respect.
Buses can take an full load of people inside that can go up to 30.
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Hmm. So I installed it, activated it, went to the admin page, hit refresh. Nothing. Then I posted a few test comments in Facebook and on my blog. Hit refresh. Nothing. Waited half an hour, hit refresh. Still nothing.
Am I doing something wrong? Shouldn't there need to be an API key or something entered to link the blog to facebook?


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California's last nuclear power plant to close in 2025
With the fervor for renewable energy, it probably won't come back.
Apple will turn landfill gas into sweet electricity
While everyone obsesses about headphone jacks, Apple's becoming a power company.
Artificial 'leaf' could beat real plants at converting sunlight
Who knew that the future of energy would look so plant-like?
The Energy Department just started its own podcast
And it's more interesting than you might think.
UK's proposed nuclear plant is one of the costliest things on Earth
The proposed Hinkley Point C reactor could cost $35 billion.
Study: we can ditch fossil fuels in 10 years, if we want to
Patterns show that the move to cleaner energy would be quick if there was a concerted effort.
World's largest coal mining firm declares bankruptcy
Coal energy is clearly on the way out in many parts of the world.
Solar cell generates power from raindrops
Solar power's nemesis might become its friend.
Moth eyes inspire solar cells that work indoors
Nature-like graphene cells could scoop up energy from devices in your home.


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Morgantwon, W.Va. -- West Virginia men's basketball Coach Bob Huggins is improving after breaking four ribs in a Las Vegas fall, school officials say.
Mountaineers Sports Information Director Bryan Messerly told Monday's Charleston (W.Va.) Daily Mail Huggins would likely be discharged "in the next couple of days."
"(Huggins) said he was doing a lot better," Messerly told the newspaper.
Drew Payne, vice chairman of WVU Board of Governors and a friend of Huggins, said the coach's brother Larry told him he coach was in his Las Vegas hotel room Friday night after attending high school basketball tournaments in the city and was preparing to leave when "he tripped on something and fell and hit a table going down."
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Fun times for all ages at the annual Octoberfest held at the Schwaben Center. German Food, 800 seat beer tent, live music, dancing, arcades, giant slide and free baggo. Friday night is rock and roll night, Saturday music by Amazing Mike, One Man Band, German music and dancers performing throughout the day. Sunday its traditional German music, Amazing Mike will perform again, dancing, games and more fun. Please visit the website for more information! Admission is a donation of $10 and children under 12 are free.
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The 2017 NCAA National Golf Championships will be held at Rich Harvest Farms and hosted for the first time by Northern Illinois University, with play taking place from May 19-24 (women) and May 26-31 (men). Sugar Grove will be only the third Illinois city to host the Division I Golf Championships. Cook County's Olympia Fields Country Club hosted the men's championship in 1943, while Conway Farms Golf Club outside of Chicago played host to the men's as well in 1997.
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Amadeus, the renowned tale of Mozart as seen through the eyes of his most envious competitor, composer Antonio Salieri. The play is an interesting representative style of the style and values of the time. Jeff Recommended!
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Seeking a way to announce the emerging Arts District, galleries and building owners in partnership with the Oak Park Arts Council inaugurated Art on Harrison in 1995. Conceived of as an informal Friday evening gallery walk, the event has continued each September since its inception, expanding to include entertainment and performances at participating galleries. Come out and see what the area has to offer in a convivial atmosphere, a celebration of what the creative spirits of this community have accomplished.
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August 20th Cruise Nite in Berwyn
Come down to the Depot District and enjoy Cruise Nites with other families, residents and car enthusiasts. Learn more about Berwyn's proud classic car culture and historical automotive heritage. Cruise Nites are free! Just show up and have a great time!
Autumn Craft & Treasures Market
The 44th annual Autumn Craft & Treasures Market, sponsored by the Sycamore Music Boosters, is part of the Sycamore Pumpkin Festival weekend October 29 & 30, 2016. This event will be held at the Sycamore High School Fieldhouse, Saturday, October 29 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm and Sunday, October 30 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. There are over 250 vendors featuring a wide variety of quality crafts, handmade wood products, specialty items such as wool products, candles, spices, candies, antiques, ceramics and much more.
Baltria Car Show
Every second Saturday of the month the Baltria Car Show is held from May thru October. Live music, free entry, food, giveaways, awards. Visit our Vintage Auto Gallery.
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Beach Boys & The Temptations: Surf & Soul Tour
There's no better way to celebrate the summer than experiencing the band that literally created the beach rock sound live. And there's no better place to do it than right on the banks of the Fox River. Calling The Beach Boys "legends" is an understatement. Their multi-layer harmonies, unmistakable 1960s surf rock sound and laid-back style launched them into worldwide fame, while simultaneously shaping the future of pop music forever. We like our surf with a side of soul, so joining The Beach Boys are the smooth, the soulful, and the funky Temptations. Known for their Motown smash hits "Ain't Too Proud to Beg," "My Girl" and "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone." Gates open at 5:30 pm - show starts at 7:00 pm. Bring your lawn chair and be early!
Berwyn Cruise Nites in the Depot District
Head to the Depot District for the 9th Annual Cruise Nites presented by Berwyn Kia, Paisans Pizzeria & Bar, Mike & Sons Auto Services, Cicero Auto Parts, Deece Automotive! Cruise Nites take place on Tuesdays from 6-9pm in the Depot District at Windsor & Grove Avenues steps away from the Berwyn Metra Station. Enjoy your summe evenings while taking a stroll through a combination of car show and nightlife.
Big Rock Plowing Match
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Blue Whiskey Independent Film Festival
The Blue Whiskey Independent Film Festival will be presenting its 2015 festival from July 24 – 31 at AMC Randhurst 12 in Mount Prospect, Illinois. The festival regularly exhibits over 30 films from around the globe that compete for a variety of awards that range in genre, production, performance and audience categories. Each film selected for exhibition and competition is screened in one theater over the course of eight days. Judges experience each film for the first time along with the audience.
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Boo! at the Zoo
Halloween fun awaits families at Brookfield Zoo's annual Boo! at the Zoo celebration. The popular daytime event, presented by Fisher-Price, features a Costume Parade, Costume Showcase, professional pumpkin-carving demonstrations, not-so-scary games and activities, special animal Zoo Chats, and haunted hayrides. For more information, visit www.CZS.org or call (708) 688-8000.
Boz Scaggs / America at RiverEdge Park
Blues-soul rocker Boz Scaggs is known for songs like "My Time" and "Slow Dancer." The songs "Lido Shuffle" and "Lowdown" were smash hits along with "Breakdown Dead Ahead" and "Jo Jo." His most recent release, A Fool to Care, is a culmination, showcasing soulful originals, country covers and heartfelt features by fellow stars. With a discography as diverse and successful as his, this is going to be one incredible night. After rocking the U.K. charts with their 1971 single "Horse With No Name," America brought the song to the U.S., where it debuted at #1. This dream team of musical talent recorded honest ballads, folk jams and even some trippy numbers, like "Sister Golden Hair" and "Tin Man." Today, Gerry and Dewey are still touring together, bringing their classic sound to forever fans and newcomers alike.
Brew at the Bridge
Come enjoy Oswego's craft beer tasting. Brew at the Bridge will also feature great food which serves as the perfect complement to a cold craft beer on a sunny afternoon.
Brewery Tour/Beer Tasting
Tour the Pollyanna Brewing Company brewery along the I&M Canal,enjoy our tap room,share the experience of fresh, flavorful, craft beer-locally in Lemont, Illinois. Pollyanna Brewing Company experiments with local fruits and spices, seasonal lagers, barrel-aging, wild yeast and bacteria, and cider-beers on occasion.


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Sandbanks Provincial Park
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|Sandbanks Provincial Park
IUCN category II (national park)
|Southern Ontario, Canada
|Nearest city
|Belleville, Ontario
|43°54′N 77°16′W / 43.900°N 77.267°WCoordinates: 43°54′N 77°16′W / 43.900°N 77.267°W
|1,509 ha (3,730 acres)
|Governing body
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Sandbanks Provincial Park is a provincial park located on Lake Ontario in Prince Edward County near Picton, Ontario, Canada.
Recreational use[edit]
It is noted for its picturesque sand dunes and beaches. It also has the world's largest fresh water sand bar and dune system.
Sandbanks is run by the government of Ontario, with areas for different types of recreation. Some parts of the beach had been bought or settled before the designation of the area as a provincial park, which makes the beaches come in short clusters along the coastline. Naturists have used the beaches for nude bathing for many years.[1][2]
Sandbanks Provincial Park and surrounding beaches are visited by hundreds of thousands of tourists each year. The majority of the tourists come from Ottawa, Toronto, Kingston, New York State, Quebec, and other regions of Southern Ontario.
County Road 12 in Prince Edward County, stretching from The Outlet, Ontario to Bloomfield, Ontario, runs through the park.
The Sandbanks area of the road was somewhat considerable pasture for cattle. By the mid-1850s, the area was changing dramatically. Farmers cut down 200+ year-old trees to clear the land. They built buildings and roads; and in an effort to free up the land to grow crops, farmers allowed their cows to graze on the dunes. The removal of the dunes' natural vegetation meant that there was no longer plants to keep the dunes/sand from shifting across the landscape, burying everything in its path. By the 1880s, considerable roadwork was necessary. In fact, the West Lake road had to be moved three times in a period of 50 years, as the sand kept on burying it. In 1911 they tried to plant White Willow to stop the sand but that did not work. Currently, the shifting sand is under control.[citation needed]
Sandbanks Provincial Park in film and television[edit]
Sandbanks stands in for Sable Island in the 2002 made-for-television film Touching Wild Horses, starring Jane Seymour. It also appears in the films Fly Away Home (1996) and Resident Evil: Afterlife (2010).[3] This is also where the music video for the 1985 song "Wave Babies" by Honeymoon Suite was filmed.
- ^ "A cheeky guide to Ontario's nude beaches". Cottage Life. Retrieved 2015-10-27.
- ^ Woycke 2003, p. 196.
- Woycke, James (2003). Au Naturel: The History of Nudism in Canada. FCN. ISBN 978-0-9682332-3-8.


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What Do Alternative Sanctions Mean?
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University of Chicago Law Review, Vol. 63, p. 591, 1996
American jurisdictions have traditionally resisted fines and community service as alternatives to imprisonment, notwithstanding strong support for these sanctions among academics and reformers. Why? The answer, this article contends, is that these forms of punishment are expressively inferior to incarceration. The public expects punishment not only to deter crime and to impose deserved suffering, but also to make accurate statements about what the community values. Imprisonment has been and continues to be Americans' punishment of choice for serious offenses because of the resonance of liberty deprivation as a symbol of condemnation in our culture. Fines and community service either don't express condemnation as unambiguously as imprisonment, or express other valuations that Americans reject as false. The article also uses expressive theory to explain why the American public has consistently rejected proposals to restore corporal punishment, a form of discipline that offends egalitarian moral sensibilities; and why the public is now growing increasingly receptive to shaming punishments, which unlike conventional alternative sanctions signal condemnation unambiguously.
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Giga Research says that you should rule out Linux on the desktop until 2005. From what I've seen I think you should rule it out for the forseeable future. There is no evidence that Linux is gaining any serious "mind share" or market share in desktop computing. I've heard some decent things about Lindows, and there is some good software being written for Linux. But all of these efforts are targeted towards technology people. For a typical user, this technology is far outside of the mainstream. Longhorn will likely be available in 2005. For Linux to be able to compete on the desktop in 2005, it needs to be ready now. Does anyone really think that Linux will be able to compete with Windows on desktops that quickly?
Essentially, Linux is not positioned to succeed in the desktop computing market. The model for Linux development and distribution is not mature enough to support end users in the way that they're supported for Windows. Linux does not have a comparable selection of software for the average user. The way that Linux is positioned in the market must change significantly and resources in the Linux community must be organized around making Linux a reasonable alternative for end users. I can't imagine how this will happen, but until it does Linux is not a viable solution for desktop computing.


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Itâs a big week to be J.G. Jones.
Not only did Wednesday see the release of âFinal Crisisâ #1, the kick start to his and writer Grant Morrisonâs highly anticipated and scrutinized DC Comics summer event series, but the artist is also learning what fans thought of the book first hand as Guest of Honor at this weekendâs Wizard World Philadelphia convention. In a quick conversation with CBR News between his morning coffee and his first panel of the day, Jones took a moment to muse on the evolution of âFinal Crisis,â his artistic collaboration with Grant Morrison and the first issue death that has convention jaws wagging.
CBR: When you got asked to do this show, when was the moment when you realized, âOh. Iâm about to do a convention three days after âFinal Crisisâ #1 comes outâ?
You know what? It didnât even register with me. Iâm so busy with so many balls in the air, itâs like, âOK. Convention? Put it on the calendar.â I didnât pay attention to it until it came up. I didnât even know the ship date really. Iâm just working. It was kind of a neat surprise to roll in and the bookâs out. I didnât have to keep saying, âYouâre going to like it. Youâre going to like it.â Now they either know they like it or donât.
Have you already had some signings on Friday where people were bringing you the issue and giving you their take?
Yeah. I had one guy come up to my table. He had this little light bulb go off above his head, you could see it on his face, and he turned around and ran away. 15 minutes later he showed up with the book and went, âI forgot it came out!â
One striking thing about the art for issue one is the more dark and warm tones the line art shares with the color. Have you been working with colorist Alex Sinclair from the pencil stage on to get that effect?
I penciled and inked it all first, and then sent them off. Alex and I worked together on â52.â He did all the colors for my black and white paintings, so we have a really good working relationship. I keep gigantic reference files and burned a disc for him of reference...like, page by page. [Laughs] So he gets that and looks at it, and then we talk on the phone for about half an hour, and then I let him go do his thing.
When the âFinal Crisis Sketchbookâ came out, it was a bit vexing because we know Grant Morrison does a lot of sketching himself and obviously youâre doing a lot of design work on characters on the book, but none of the sketches were credited to one or the other of you. Were those pieces a bit of you, a bit of Grant and some you did together in Scotland?
Yeah. Thatâs exactly what it was. He had a lot of these new designs ready to go in a sort of amorphous kind of area and wanted me to flesh them out, so we sat down and spent a number of days just drawing together.
It was like you had a big coloring party.
[Laughs] We had our crayons out.
Thereâs a lot of material in that sketchbook, but for all we see, there must be pages and pages of discarded ideas. Do you save a lot of that and have stacks and stacks of sketch ideas lining your apartment?
I usually do all of that stuff in sketchbooks. I fill up a sketchbook and just stick it in a box. Then I fill up another sketchbook and stick it in a box. So long as my house doesnât burn down, itâs OK.
Do you ever stumble upon one of those sketchbooks and say, âYou know, this was a pretty good idea. Iâm going to use this?â
You know, I actually pulled a cover out that way. The first cover for â52â happened that way. I had done a sketch for âVillains Unitedâ that we didnât use, and I couldnât think of what to do for the first issue of â52â and was going through an old sketchbook and saw this sketch. I thought, âAll I have to do is change the villains in the background to heroes, and weâre set to go.â
For the âFinal Crisisâ covers split between hero shots and story-based strips for each issue, and the trade dress is kind of elegantly laid over top. Did you work all those design elements out in concert with DC, or did you just turn in the drawings and let them take it from there?
Well, Grant initially had the idea of doing a hero cover, but his first idea was to have a different hero on each issue, but have them in exactly the same pose. I guess that seemed like...seven..same pose? We didnât really want to do that, but we did want to keep that iconic single image for at least one of the covers. Then I think [DC Senior Story Editor] Ian Sattler or somebody had the idea that we do a second, more story-specific cover, but most of the design work was done after I had drawn the first cover, and [DC Art Director] Mark Chiarello had a lot to do with the final look of the book. We talked about it, and we wanted to go for a real pop art look like an Andy Warhol silk screen thing with the contrasting colors.
So all of them wonât keep that shade of blood red that #1 had?
No. Theyâll all be different every time.
Letâs talk a bit about the story. Obviously, the big news of #1 was the death of Martian Manhunter. When you were working early on the story, did the idea of killing a major character because this is a âCrisisâ come up to help raise the stakes a bit?
Grantâs had this story worked out a long, long time in advance, and Iâm sure thereâs some negotiation that he had to do with [DC Executive Editor] Dan Didio and the other editors at DC. But they had pretty much hashed this all out before I got it.
For your part then, when you were staging the death itself did you think about classic deaths in the DCU like the Superman holding Supergirl image from âCrisis On Infinite Earthsâ and try to make yours have its own impact factor?
I kind of took a sideways approach to that. Weâre used to the standard comic book death with somebody tilting their head up into the raining sky and going, âNOOOOOOOOOOOO!â But Grant had talked a lot about how that death happens in pretty much one page. He comes onscreen and âBoom!â heâs gone. Itâs something thatâs shocking almost because of how mundane it is. So the shot I picked instead of going for a super melodramatic shot was almost street-level, when you werenât paying attention you turn your head and somebodyâs been hit by a car. âOh! Martian Manhunterâs just been killed!â So I was trying to make the shot match what Grant had in mind for the immediacy of the death. He thought it might be more shocking than building up to something.
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By Samantha B. Koss (Fort Carson)May 17, 2012
FORT CARSON, Colo. -- Soldiers partnered with schools through the Adopt-A-School program invited their students to Fort Carson for a camp day at Ironhorse Park May 11.
The camp gave 200 kindergarten through fifth-grade students an opportunity to see what it's like to be a Soldier for a day. Students moved between 12 stations where they learned lifesaving techniques from Army medics, tried on combat gear and climbed in military vehicles.
"This camp gives the students a chance to see what kinds of things Soldiers do, where they work and see what it takes to be a Soldier," said Margaret McCormick, lead of school support service, which partners students and units through the Adopt-A-School program.
Units sponsor local schools through this program and Soldiers mentor, tutor and become role models for the students. It also gives Soldiers an opportunity to give back to the community.
"The kids are excited to try on our gear, and I like teaching them about it," said Staff Sgt. Barrie Maken, 1st Battalion, 22nd Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, who explained what each piece of his gear does. "I think they really just want to play with the gear, not listen to me lecture about it."
Maken and his battle buddies helped students don Kevlar helmets and bulletproof vests while their teachers took pictures. The students eagerly waited in line to see what it feels like to be a Soldier.
"The kids run up to (the Soldiers) when they visit … they are always glad to see them," McCormick said. "It has been a positive experience all the way around."
Some Soldiers help by tutoring their students in math and science while others join them in the school cafeteria as lunch buddies.
"It depends on what help the school needs," McCormick said. "And how much time the unit can give … some Soldiers even come on their own."
The Adopt-A-School program has grown to include 37 Fort Carson units who are partnered with 35 schools. The students were picked to attend the camp, most of whom have someone close to them in the military. This is the second year Fort Carson hosted the camp.
"It was such a big hit last year we decided to do it again," McCormick said. "They learn all the different areas of the Army here, and then the teachers tie it back into the classroom."
Not only is the camp day an opportunity for students to learn about the Army, but it also gives them a chance to think about the Army as a career.
"Some of these children have never been on a post before," McCormick said. "And for the ones who have deployed parents, it's a chance to see what their parents do."
The students learned about road-building equipment, played tug of war with their teachers and watched military working dog demonstrations.
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Summertime is all about enjoying events outside.
That includes live theater, such as the Cleveland Shakespeare Festivalĺs 17th season, featuring free performances of The Bardĺs ôA Midsummer Nightĺs Dreamö June 28 at The James A. Garfield National Historic Site in Mentor and June 29 at Lake Metroparksĺ Penitentiary Glen Nature Center in Kirtland.
ôThis is our 17th seaso,n and we do it as a gift to the Greater Cleveland area,ö said Cleveland Shakespeare Festival Operations Director Brian Pedaci. ôWe do it because itĺs great fun. We think itĺs important to lower the threshold to access live theater.
ôThere are a lot of people out there who have never seen a play, and thereĺs no better way to give it to them then free. And thereĺs no better way for these particular plays to be done than outdoors the way they were originally intended to be.ö
Known as one of William Shakespeareĺs most popular plays, ôA Midsummer Nightĺs Dreamö is a light comedy detailing love and magic, which intermingle when two couples get lost in an enchanted fairy forest on the eve of a royal wedding. At the same time, a group of rustic amateur actors rehearse a play to be performed at the wedding. Fairy mischief abounds as dreams and reality become tangled.
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festival show includes eight actors performing more than 20 roles, with Pedaci promising a plethora of costume changes.
ôWe have not done ĹA Midsummer Nightĺs Dreamĺ in quite some time,ö Pedaci said. ôWhen we put out surveys, people ask for it over and over again. Itĺs a great crowd pleaser. Part of the reason why people love it so much is because itĺs magic and mischief in addition to the romantic plot.ö
With more than a dozen shows scheduled for this summer, as well as a production of ôRomeo and Julietö next month in various Coventry and Cleveland locations, the Cleveland Shakespeare Festival boasts a mission statement to produce exceptional, accessible theater that celebrates the talents of local artists in all aspects of production.
That includes theater students, who are given the opportunity to work with seasoned professionals for a unique and realistic experience to enhance their studies.
As far as audiences are concerned, Pedaci said attendance ranges from 300 to 500 depending on the location and, naturally, the weather. However, most venues do offer rain locations if Mother Nature doesnĺt cooperate. Such is the case in Mentor and Kirtland.
So what is it about performing Shakespeare outside that continues to draw diehard theater lovers, as well as newcomers?
ôThe plays were originally written to be done on an outdoor stage in the open air, so thereĺs a different energy to presenting with the sky as the ceiling and with actual sounds of birds in the background,ö Pedaci said. ôThese add an atmosphere to a performance that is much different than youĺd ever experience in a theater. Another nice thing about an outdoor performance is you can bring a picnic with you ľ you canĺt bring alcohol ľ and can sit and enjoy the fresh air in addition to being entertained.ö
The Cleveland Shakespeare Festivalĺs ôA Midsummer Nightĺs Dreamö takes place at 7 p.m. June 28 at The James A. Garfield National Historic Site in Mentor and 7 p.m. June 29 at Penitentiary Glen Nature Center in Kirtland. Audience members are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets and seat themselves prior to each outdoor performance. For more information, call 440.794.1CSF or visit www.cleveshakes.org.


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Al Thompson left Northwest Ohio on August 17 on a bicycle ride around the perimeter of the United States in an effort to raise funds for Habitat for Humanity and Save the Children.
Here is an excerpt from his blog, which you can follow by going to presspublications.com and clicking the icon in the upper right corner.
A task force on water quality is committed to cutting back on phosphorus entering Lake Erie by 40 percent by 2025.
Lucas County commissioners attended the Water Quality Task Force, co-chaired by Lucas County Commissioner Pet Gerken, last week in Columbus. It is the second meeting of the blue ribbon task force since last year, according to Gerken. The other chairman of the task force is Douglas Spencer, county commissioner of Auglaize County where Grand Lake St. Marys is located. Since 2008, fertilizer and manure runoff from farmlands have fueled algal blooms in Grand Lake St. Marys, severely compromising its water quality.
Lucas County Commissioners recently urged Toledo City Council to support their request that the EPA designate the Western Lake Erie Basin as "impaired" as per the Clean Water Act.
New Harvest Christian Church, Oregon, is joining the Flint Grassroots Initiative to collect water for Flint neighborhoods affected by lead contaminated water.
Commercially bottled water of any size will be accepted, though containers of one gallon or larger are preferred. Bottles will be collected from through Feb. 12 between the hours of 9 a.m. and noon and 6-8 p.m. at the church, 3540 Seaman Rd.
For information about volunteer or donation opportunities through New Harvest Christian Church, contact Pastor Sharon McQueary at 419-693-6543 or email@example.com.
For information about the Flint Grassroots Initiative, call or email Jody Eidnes at 734-451-4670
A student at Lake High School is being charged with inducing panic after allegedly sending an email threat to the school on Jan. 27.
According to Lake Township police reports, the 15-year-old male, of Walbridge, used another student's email account to send the message to the school email address of Lee Herman, high school principal.
The message, which was sent around 11:15 a.m., said if the building wasn't evacuated in 30 minutes, people could get hurt.
Herman was off campus at the time and unable to access his account. He discovered the warning when he arrived home and checked his messages around 5 p.m., according to the school district administration.
A former employee of Midwest Terminals of Toledo International, Inc. is entitled to unemployment compensation benefits after being dismissed without just cause, the Ohio Sixth District Court of Appeals has ruled, affirming decisions by a lower court and the Unemployment Compensation Review Commission.
Otis Brown had worked as a skilled laborer at Midwest Terminals for 12 years and was fired in October 2013 for violating the company's equipment abuse and misuse policy. The company claimed he improperly rode the brakes of an end loader throughout his 12-hour shift, causing damages of more than $24,000.
Brown filed for unemployment benefits and a hearing was held before a UCRC hearing officer in February 2014. The commission found that Brown provided more credible firsthand sworn testimony.
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Finest dark green caiman leather ,dyed a deep rich green, with gilt lettering, embossing and page edges. Inside the front cover framed in the watered grosgrain fabric ,surrounded by more gilt embossing, is a beautiful gilt embossed altar with a brass crucifix. There are five coloured ribbon page markers. marked VII Edition 1961, Buenos Aires.Measures 6 3/4" x 4 1/2" x 2" . This wonderful selection would also make a very fine gift. Thank you for visiting!
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Pearlized celluloid inset with a brass and possibly silver plate religious medal, this precious missal was used to commemorate a child's first communion.The fixative holding the medal to the small satin window has released but is still encased under the viewing window. Original brass locking hinge engraved IHS. Text in Spanish, printed in Argentina, with gilt edged pages. Measures 4 1/2" X 2 3/4" There are Italian and German Prayer Books available !


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Parents in our post-modern world tend to be committed to but anxious about their child-rearing responsibilities. They've tried the countless parenting books on the market, but many of these are strident, fear-based books that loving parents instinctively reject, while still searching for direction.
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The ONLY time I've EVER legitimately tried to type ducks, autocorrect does this to me.
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Mark Porcaro:
June 7, 2014 at 8:44 pm
This is a typo, not autocorrect. Do you know what "autocorrect" even is? Its not a general term for stupid texts.
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June 9, 2014 at 4:42 am
Actually, how do you know it wasn't autocorrect? Maybe, as you intimate, he simply typed an "i" instead of a "u." Then again, perhaps he hit something like "dycks" and it got corrected the wrong way. Then it actually would be autocorrect, by any definition.
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Ryanrules cough up, you're not a Man United fan are you.
That's right 18 times I'm a Liverpool fan in disguise. I try to disguise my support for Liverpool by supporting United as often and as possible so that nobody will ever know. Every year the new dawn always fades and we win nothing of importance while United keep winning everything and keep getting bigger and bigger. It greaves me greatly that Liverpool can't win the title no matter how much money we waste, please help!


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WASHINGTON (AP) - Something on the computer screen didn't look right, a subtle difference - barely perceptible among the pixels - where there shouldn't be any.
Government lawyers and three computer experts huddled over the weekend to preview a high-tech, digital video demonstration that Microsoft Corp. intended to show the judge early this week at its landmark antitrust trial.
But the experts - two young men in their early 20s and their former college professor - quickly noticed a flaw in the video whose exposure would prove one of the most dramatic courtroom moments in more than 13 weeks.
With Perry Mason-style fanfare, a Justice Department lawyer accused the software giant Tuesday of offering tainted evidence to the judge when it played its video purporting to show severe problems resulting from the government's efforts to modify the company's popular Windows 98 operating system.
"I believe from what I've seen here is, they filmed the wrong system," said James Allchin, a Microsoft senior vice president and a top computer scientist who later recanted his explanation. "I'm not sure they would do anything like that" intentionally to mislead the judge.
Microsoft had believed its demonstration to be an effective rebuttal against claims its Internet browser software could be easily removed from Windows 98. Its video, which it played in court Monday, shows its browser running dramatically slower after the government tried to disable most Internet functions in Windows.
But in the courtroom turnabout, Justice lawyer David Boies stopped the video demonstration in midframe Tuesday to reveal the subtle inconsistency: the border showing the program's name was different in one part of the video than in another.
It was the same variance pointed out last weekend to government lawyers by their own computer experts - Edward Felten of Princeton University and his former students, Christian Hicks and Peter Heath - and missed entirely by Microsoft's own computer talent and its high-priced lawyers.
On the video, Microsoft's marketing director, Yusuf Mehdi, tests what the company said was a modified version of Windows.
"It's taking a very long time, however - unusually long - to access that Web site," Mehdi said on the video. "That's a result of the performance degradation that has occurred because of running the (government) program."
Boies charged - and Allchin agreed - that the subtle change in the border, called the title bar, indicated that Microsoft's test actually used a version of Windows unaffected by the government's modifications.
"This video you brought in here and showed for the court, that you checked it ... and that's just wrong, right?" Boies snapped.
"In this particular case, I do not think the (government) program had been run," Allchin conceded. But he insisted that performance problems exist: "I personally tested this, and I know the problem exists."
Hours later, Allchin testified that he had been mistaken, and that his tests were conducted properly on a modified copy of Windows. But Microsoft was unable to explain why the software title bars were different.
"How that name tag was removed, we're not specifically sure of right now," spokesman Tod Nielsen said.
Another Microsoft spokesman, Mark Murray, accused the government of "nit-picking on issues like video production rather than confronting the facts."
Boies said outside court there was no evidence the demonstration was deliberately altered, which he warned would be "obstruction of justice, an outrageous thing."
"I'm not going to stand here and say something nefarious went on," Boies said. "We don't know. ... Whether it was deliberate or a result of incompetence, the video was wrong."
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The American Hockey League announced today that sportswriter Patrick Williams has been selected as the recipient of the James H. Ellery Memorial Award for the 2015-16 season.
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With his first professional season under his belt, the St. John's IceCaps forward Nikita Scherbak feels that much closer to reaching his ultimate goal of playing in the NHL for the Montreal Canadiens.
Lipon never strayed too far from home
J.C. Lipon's home is Regina, Saskatchewan in the good ol' Canadian Prairies, and he wouldn't have had it any other way. For young hockey players growing up in the Prairies, the local Out Door Rink is where dreams of one day playing in the NHL are born.


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Mark Waid, Len Wein, Paul Levitz and Anthony Tollin discuss the vital role Superman's radio show played in expanding the Man of Steel's canon.
1970s comic luminaries Walt & Louise Simonson, Len Wein, Mark Evanier and more discussed comics history and shared funny stories at Comic-Con.
The 1970s put the Dark back into the Dark Knight, and Mark Evanier, Neal Adams, Denny O'Neil and more gathered in San Diego to look at the pivotal decade.
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