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Lazydays RV Park Tucson AZ
Buckhorn Lake Resort Kerrville Texas. Here is our spot for the next week as we attend the rally here in the park and venture out early in the week.
Driving from Tucson to El Paso. This are pictures in eastern AZ and New Mexico
New Mexico roadside rest and picnic area
The next two signs are from New Mexico. I guess there can be some real dust storms
Sunrise as we were leaving El Paso Texas
Driving from El Paso Texas to Kerrville Texas. I was so tired of seeing the desert landscape.
Finely some green along the roadside
Friday a little thunderstorm in the area. Got a little rain, Lighting and some thunder. It cooled things down and seems the temps will be in the 80's while we are here
Some of the Crossroad trailers attending the rally. Our Paradise Pointe and a Curiser here.
Here is the new Crossroads line of up scale full time trailer Red Wood and a bumper pull Cruiser.
Cruiser and a Rushmore trailer. The Rushmore trailer is like the Paradise Poine that was discontinued a couple of years back
The front of the Admiral Nimitz and the National Museum of the Pacific. This is the hotel owned and operated by Chester Nimitz grandfather.
Ship propeller from an Essex class carrier.
George H. W. Bush served in the Navy during the war of the pacific.
Ronald Reagan served in the Army Air Force during the war of the pacific.
Richard Nixon served in the Navy during the war of the pacific.
John Kennedy served in the Navy during the war of the pacific.
Franklin D Roosevelt served as President from 1941 to 1945
Harry Truman served as President in 1945
Driving from Kerrville to Corpus Christi. this picture is still from Hill country area.
Heidi is sound asleep on the road. Debi says she does not sleep as she is so sleepy when we get someplace. However, I say she is out for the count
Corn fields just a few miles from the Corpus area.
We parked and set up for our stay.
The wind was blowing
You can see the wind is blowing ...wow look at the bend in the flag pool. Looking beyond the trailer is the Corpus Christi Bay
A walk along the pier to look at the bay. There were a few folks fishing and the birds caught the cameras eye.
Sunset wow what a sight
This is sunrise the next morning. It is a little cloudy but the sun comes up anyway. I hope to catch one without the clouds blocking the sun.
US Navy Blue Angle A4
Heidi and I in front of a ships anchor
Carrier propeller from the the essex class carrier. We have seen this size propeller back at the ADM Nimitz museum.
USS Lexington Museum
The blue ghost story
The USS Lexington on display in Corpus Christi Bay
On the way to Padre Island
Over the bridge we would be there
Over the Intracoastal Waterway between Corpus Christi and Padre Island
Welcome to the island
Padre Island reserve
Water tower
Bob Hall pier
Beach on the Gulf of Mexico
They can drive up and down the beach. I noticed a lot of places to rinse off your car after driving on the beach
Sand blowing across the road as the wind was blowing thirty to forty miles per hour
These guys were on the beach like it was a great day to enjoy the sun
Statue of Hooks baseball player outside Whataburger Field
Entrance to the ball park
There we are watching the game
The protective netting will distract from the following pictures. Here is a look to the out field and across the bay. Notice the Lexington is in the background.
Here comes Sammy the seagull to interact with the fans
Here is Rusty to interact with the fans
Oh ya that is Rusty Hook
Lets play ball
Third inning we are winning 3 to 1
Entertainment between innings. Tricycle races
Here was one where a little fan ran the bases with Rusty.
Quick run to Sammy
This is the bridge to over the waterway and what was so neat was the lighting at night.
Our last sun rise over the water. We will see what sunsets we can catch in the desert of New Mexico and Utah
Our spot at Fort Sam Houston
Debi did all the laundry before we left. Clothes, bedding, and towels what a job.
Here we are at Natural Bridge Caverns. This is our guide before we head down 180 feet.
OK here we go spelunking
Good bye sunlight ... hope we see you again
Water mixed limestone or Calcite mixes with water droplets to make stalactites. ( They hold on tight to the ceiling) Stalagmite is were the water drops and start to build higher. (Might grow to the ceiling) and if they join it becomes a columns.
We are heading down 180 below the surface
Enjoy the rest of the pictures of the caverns
Here is a interesting point. They have a tour where you get dressed up and climb with equipment. This is the entrance.
Time to start climbing to the surface.
Texas wild flowers
Here is a chart of the cave. We entered from the left and exited the on the right side
Bat wind sign
Bats live in these hollow areas
Here is what we wanted to see
Early people are on the grass and some on the bridge
Local string band making a few bucks in tips and selling their CD
More people are showing up both on the grass and bridge
even the people are starting to show up below in the water
OK bats where in the heck are you
OK here is one!!!! A baby that fell to the ground and maybe learning to fly climbed up on a tree trunk.
Here is our parking spot at Oak Forest RV Park
Don't think I posted this picture but just had to get it in someplace
LB Johnson Presidential library. This is a ten story building but only two floors are used for exhibits. They are making major changes so only one floor was viewable.
Statue of LB Johnson
Each library has a exhibit of their oval office. This is a copy of the desk he used during his presidency.
This is the meeting part of the office. Notice the phone in the coffee table and the technology.
The Texas Capital in Austin Texas
This is from the back of the capital. Lots of trees and grass is this part of the capital area
Debi looking at one of the residents of the capital grounds. Almost looks like they are well fed and friendly.
Portrait of past governor GW Bush. His Lt. governor is still at the job today. Gov. Rick Perry
Center of the floor in the capital rotunda.
Here is a shot from the floor to the top of the dome.
This is a picture of the Texas State House
This is a picture of the Texas Senate
Door to the Governors reception room
Here is the desk used to sign bills into law.
Debi on the third floor
From the 4th floor looking down to the 1st floor. Yep there is Debi at the bottom looking up at me.
This is the set of stairs to the top of the dome
The Texas Star
Light show in Austin
Flash of lighting and then the power went out
Driving to College Station
We have seen lots of hay fields and they are rolled in bales
An old house along the way
Corn fields
This is our parking spot at Holiday RV Park in College Station
Messina Hof Winery.
Here is rack of red wines
Here is the white wines
Here are a couple of large bottles of wine. I think this one was $105,000
This one was a little more
I think it is out of my price range
This is the bed and breakfast . They had put out request from students at Texas A&M for planes. This was one of the two finalist.
Each room is named with a romance theam
Here is one of the rooms. I think this was 200 dollars a night
This is the wine makers table. It has been in the family for generations. When the father thinks the son is ready to assume the winemaker position he will quiz him at this table. Once appointed family winemaker you receive the table.
Hangs in the entry way
Debi in the vineyard.
Grapes and will be ready for picking in just a few months. This is a sweet grape used in sweeter wines. Red grapes are grown in a different location of Texas
You can see the red wines in the barrels in the back
these are two barrels one from American make, a little pepper tasting and European for a more smoky flavor. Some of the reds are single barrel for 12 months and the premium wines spend 12 months in each.
This is were the wine is bottled. They bottle over a million a yeat
Vats of white wine.. I was taking a sample at the time
OK time to sample
George Bush Library
In the display road to the white house this was the theme for the election
Debi poking her head out of the White House
Debi in the Ronald Reagan cut out
I was in Roosevelt
DEbi sitting at a desk
After the Navy and Yale the Bush's headed to TExas
Bush in the UN
Debi and her new man
Where is the teleprompter oh ya they did not use it back then
Dinner setting for a state dinner at the white house
In the oval office
This was a the office at camp david
Dog bone dispenser
Gifts received during his presidency.
Check out the gold
gold here too
Now the president has to pay the value and taxes to keep them.
Her the are gifts given by the Bush's
a piece of the Berlin Wall
Guitar given to Bush by BB King
Driving to Arlington
All the people around here love their Aggies (Texas A & M)
Hay rolled up in the fields
Corn fields along the road. We have seen corn and hay all the way through Texas.
Department of Engraving and Printing. This is the building guarded by two rows of fencing and lost of security.
This is the entry to the delivery and moving money too.
Lots of guards in here searching each commercial vehicle going in and out of the facility.
This was our entry point. We could not take any cameras after we left the car.
Heidi Sleeping
Here is the book building where JFK was shot in November 63
This is the sixth floor window were Aswald took those shots
View from were the motorcade was during the shooting
They soon put on the gas heading for the hospital
Here is the location when the shots went off
Tow X's are in the road for location during the shooting.
Reunion Tower in Dallas. It rotates while you eat and you can look out over the city.
This is our campsite at Treetops RV park in Arlington Texas.
Driving to Oklahoma City. You still see the round bales but we also noticed some square ones on some of the fields
Just as we were leaving Texas. Notice some small rolling hills but mostly flat.
Welcome to Oklahoma
Well the first big Indian casino as we crossed over the state line
We also noticed more horse ranches in the area of north Texas and Oklahoma.
Horses and a ranch house
OK we also noticed some cattle too
The day was nice just a few of these clouds in the sky
The Oklahoma City National Memorial
9:02 this day would change the lives forever
Here are some exhibits of the offices in the Murrah building
This was mounted on the Murrah building and notice the holes from the blast
License plat from the Ryder truck that exploded.
Here is the trucks rear end
Tire rim from the truck found some distance from the site
No Parking sign from the street
display of the inside of the building
Looking from the museum to the memorial area. The pond area was the street where the truck was parked and behind it chairs are memorials of the 168 men, women, and children killed from the blast.
This building was also damaged from the blast. You might be able to see holes in the walls from the blast. The upper right side you will see the fire escape has bent building.
Here is the fire escape notice the bent metal railing from the blast
Here is entrance through the 9:01 gate
View of the remembrance pond. This was the street where the truck was parked. The Murrah building was to the left.
Behind Debi is the 9:01 memorial
Behind me is the 9:03 memorial. Between those two gates is the memorial area 9:02 the time of the blast on April 19th 1995.
This is the Survivor Tree for the survivors and as in the same area is a number of trees for the rescuers to saved many lives.
Looking across the pond to the memorial chairs.
Notice that are 9 rows representing the 9 floors of the Murrah building. The chairs are located where they worked on that floor.
Notice on the second floor or the second row all the smaller chairs are were the children were killed in the daycare center
Here is the Oklahoma Capital Building.
OK it was time for us to leave and more rain. I sure hate packing things up in the rain.
Well it stopped but still everything was wet.
Time to get packing
The following are pictures driving from Oklahoma City to Amarillo. Just a little rain on the road.
Debi had taken lots of pictures in the past but they were all side views so this time I turned and looked at here for the picture.
Just before leaving Texas we noticed this small wind farm
Welcome back to Texas
Fields of grain
The leaning water tower
Cadillic Ranch just outside Amarillo. This was part of an art project built in 1974. There are 10 cadillics buried nose first in the ground and at the angle of the Great Pyrmids
So the thing to do is tag the cars.
Debi tagged the wheel with a "J"
Here I am making my art work
I think Johns name hit all the cars in one place or an other
This the RV Park in Amarillo Texas. It is nice a few trees and grass
Here is the limo that we took to and from the Big Texan.
Highway sign with the 72 oz its free add. I asked and was told they have two or three a night to try. If you do not eat it ... it is a 72 dollar dinner and you have take home
Big Texan restaurant in Amarillo Texas
Here is the 72 oz steak (4.5 pounds) that is free IF you can eat it, 3 shrimp, backed potato, and an salad.
Close up of the steak. (One guy ate it all in 9 minutes. He was a hotdog eating champ)
Debi and I at the table for dinner
On our way to Palo Duro Canyon
We are here and entering the park.
Heidi and I with the canyon in the background
Here are number of pictures of the park.
Once we got into the canyon the red clay really started to show. You will see here the erosion from the weather.
Heidi did not care much for the view
Heidi just took it easy on the drive.
It is 102 in the canyon today
On our way out of the park we spotted two deer. We stopped in the rad and watched them for a few minutes.
Well we had a great day in the park. Time to head back
Before we left Texas we spotted a holding pin for cattle ...
The sign said Quality Beef so I guess we might see this at the market some day
The rest of the road to New Mexico was flat and long
Welcome to New Mexico .... Nice sign
OK this is what we normally see on the side of the road as we enter a state but this was a first ..... nice touch NM
Although we were climbing in altitude the landscape was flat except for formations like this.
And this were the tops are flat
Still the road is long
Sunrise at the KOA in Bernalillo where we are staying.
Here is our campsite notice the rock and lack of trees. :(
I would much rater have one like next door ... The grass is fake but a tree helps in the afternoon. It also helps keep the dirt out of the trailer.
There is a fire burning out of control 150 miles south of us. The winds are blowing the smoke this way in the afternoon.
As the sun sets more the sky is still filled with smoke and the smokey smell is heavy in the air.
This is the International Balloon Museum
This was a painted ball in front of the museum
This is one of three pictures painted on the ball
Second picture on the ball.
This is the third on the ball.
This is a plate from the 1700 when ballooning started
Strato Lab. This would be lifted to 81,000 feet to discover cosmic rays, space suit development, and planet research.
George in the balloon simulator
After take off I need to find the landing spot and the wind to get there. The wind changes direction with altitude.
On the left I have the indicators needed to fly. Propane level, flight indicators, and map.
Looks like I got an A in take off, C in landing and navigation.
This is the Good Beer Blimp (Anheuser-Busch) that flew in 1979. When it was inflated it measured 175 by 58 feet with a diameter of 50 feet. It flew 20 mph at 1200 feet altitude for 35 minutes.
Here is the Good Beer Blimp flying.
Debi in a mock up gondola
These are some corporate balloon pins. The Navy had a recruiting balloon stationed here in Albuquerque.
The Nave balloon pin.
The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History
The atom
Fat man that was dropped on Nagasaki in August 1945
In front Little Boy dropped on Hiroshima and Fat Man
A sign used for children in the 50's
This was in every shoe shop. Made in the 30's although I do not remember this in my time some might.
Here is the display
Boeing B-29 Superfortress that dropped the nuclear weapons in Japan. The two b-29's were the Enola Gay and Bockcar
Boeing B-52 Stratofortress is a long-range, subsonic, jet-powered strategic bomber.
Rio Grande river passing through Albuquerque area. We passed over on our way to Cortez, CO
Rock formations along I 40 heading to Gallup
More rock formations along the way
It is great to see how weather elements have changed the shape of the formations.
Here you can see a little closer how the environment has effected the formations.
As we turned to the north from Gallup to Cortez the colors changed to more lighter color.
During this leg we drive through the Navajo reservation.
Bye bye New Mexico
Hello Colorado.
Chimney Rock
This picture was in a small store and caught my interest. Geologist from around the world come here to investigate and talk about the history of the formations over the millions of years.
Looking down to the spot where the four states come together. A few years back it was just a small square of concrete was remodeled in to this. The four states and the tribe got together to fund the project. See in the background the small shops the Indian good are sold
The four triangles are together around the center mark. Here is Utah
New Mexico
Here is a picture of the four corners together
This is the spot where the four states meet.
Debi and standing on two of the four states. I am in Arizona and Debi is in Utah
Debi on all four states
Me too ... Who says you can't be in two states at once. I saw that on a tee shirt.
Four separate body parts in different states.
Entrance into Meas Verde National Park
On my way to the visitor center the road will climb to 8,000 feet and then back down to 7,000 feet in the park area.
Here is a panoramic view of the park
dead trees from the fire in 2002. Thee a couple of reasons not many new trees are not growing. First this type of pine needs fire to open the seeds in the pine cone, Then, lack of water to make the seed grow.
Beautiful canyons divide the mesas. In the canyon walls is the cliff dwellings were built
Here is just one of many dwellings hidden in the walls
wide angle of the canyon
Here I am at cliff Palace where I will take a ranger tour.
Here we go down to the Cliff Palace dwellings
down down we go
Then a little climb to the dwellings
The next few pictures of Cliff Palace. Notice the quality of the buildings.
Here I am once more
Inside here are some drawings from the 1200's
at the top hope you can see the drewings
After seeing the dwelling it is time to climb out
second ladder
Finely after the third ladder I climbed back to the parking lot.
In about the 800's this was the first type of dwelling' These were built on the the mesas and were call pit house. These were a couple feet deep and had poles holding the roof above the ground.
Next was the Pit Room and these were deeper and the roof was not so high above the ground.
Before leaving I hiked down to the Spruce Tree house.
This warning was at all the dwellings that required a little hiking.
This is a view to the Spruce Tree house
Here I go again down the hill.
Here is the third type of dwelling called a Kiva. There are a number of them all over the cliffs. The holes you see are where the people would climb down in to the dwelling and also used for smoke exhaust.
then they would all on a number of rooms. Some could be accessed by the Kiva and others by ladders.
You can see here a kiva without the roof. See the tunnel to the other rooms above.
OK what goes down must come up to the museum above. Had a great time. I took tons of pictures but did not want to bore you with all of them.
Well I thought that we were half way through our trip it was time to get a good washing on the truck and trailer.
I normally do not wash the roof but what the heck they did not care and we parked in the shade so I went ahead.
A little rinse after a wash
Lets see if I can get all the bugs off the cap
Here is our campsite here in Cortez. The trailer and truck is nice and clean. On to Moab tomorrow and sure the red clay will make it dirty so it will need a washing when we get home
Driving to Moab UT we passed lots of farm land in this part of Colorado. They seem to have some cattle and horses. But, we also noticed fields of hay and beans we think pinto.
Here are some of the cattle
Welcome to Utah and good bye to Colorado.
As we started to drop into the desert area we noticed this formation.
Here is a closer look ... can not wait to see what Arches and Canyonlands have in store.
This is red and looks like sand
This was a neat formation also. I looked for the names but could not find any.
Here is a picture of a beautiful arch in the formation.
Looking this place up it seems to be a house that can be toured for a price.
Here is a view southwest of the campground. The sun was just coming over the mountains to the east.
Here is our campsite
Here is a view to the south. Notice the mountains in the background
Welcome to Arches National Park
This is Debi at the Devils Garden Trailhead. We did not make the hike but nice picture with the rocks in the background.
Here is the Devils Garden trail
Here is a picture of me on the trail. I did hike back about 1/4 mile to see what was behind these rocks.
I will return here on Wednesday to spend more time hiking around.
Behind the the last picture here are some tall rocks
This is a view of the Devils Garden
We hopped in the truck and headed to the next stop.
Sand Dune Arch
Another picture of the Fiery Furnace
Some formations south of the Fiery Furnace view point.
Me with the Fiery Furnace in the background.
The growth you see is named Cryptobiotic Crust. It is made up of Cyanobacteria, Mosses, Lichen, Fungi, and Algae. If you step on this can wipe out years of growth.
Here is a picture of Delicate Arch from the view point.
Here is the arch
Here is double arch
A zoom shot
Window Arch
Cove Arch
Balanced Rock
Close-up of Balanced Rock
Here are some shot as we were driving out of the park
Courthouse Towers
Today we visited Canyonlands National Park
Just as we were entering the park it was flat like this but it changed in just a few miles
Curvy roads on the way to our first stop.
We arrived at the parking lot at the upheaval Dome. I hiked up to the top of the hill to look down into the valley. I noticed these two black birds sitting above.
One picture would not give this justice so I took a few and put them together. You will see more of this on this trip.
Picture of me .. I tried to smile. Debi always says I look so serious when I take my picture
down the hill to the parking lot below.
Holeman Spring canyon,
We made a quick stop for this shot of Green River. We will see another view soon.
Green River
Heidi liked the view from my lap. It was unfair that she is not allowed on the paths.
View from the Green River Overlook
Grand View Point Overlook
Buck Canyon Overlook
Picture of me with Grand View Canyon in the background
The view was nice but now it is time to sleep zzzzzzzzzzzzz.
It was starting to get windy. Here is a dirt devil
View leaving the park
Monitor and the Merrimack formations. These are located just outside Canyonlands NP
More rock formations as we were driving back to the trailer.
Here are some petroglyphs, Ute indians, rock art from 1650 -1850
A closer view
Here are some more of the rock art.
A closer view.
Here I am with the rock art in the background.
This was the first hike to Delicate Arch (North side)
After hiking over a hill it was on to this sand stone up to the arch.
And going and going
Finely to the arch.
Me with the arch in the background
I climbed over some rocks and headed to the base of the arch
See I was here.
I took a few minutes to rest and eat a power bar. I also want to enjoy the view of the arch.
This is a close up of some of the crust I showed you a few days ago. This is hundreds of years of growth.
This is a view of Delicate Arch from the south. This trail headed to a view point.
This is the third of the four walks. This is the north window.
A view through the window. You see this was a popular hike as it was not to hard.
A different view through the arch.
wow who is this smiley face. I did this a lot today.
This is the South window.
Guess who at the south window.
This is Turret Arch
This was the forth hike to double arch.
here I am on the trail to double arch.
close up of the double arch
A view to the top from the base of the arch.
This evening we took a sunset jet boat ride on the Colorado River
We took a ride twenty-two miles down the river and back.
Here is Debi and I in the jet boat.
We stopped at "Wall Street" where people were climbing the rock face.
I do not think you would see me doing this.
Here is some more Petroglyphs. These were from the 1800's.
Here is another one that measures over three feet high.
A view through the front of the boat.
This is Andrew our guide for the ride.
This is Jug Arch. (Like the handle on a jug.)
Here is a heron along the river.
This is Long Canyon and is the favorite movie spot for the Grand Canyon.
The next few shot I took because the reflection in the river was just a thing of beauty.
This was the reflection in the water as you can see the water from the boat.
Reflection of the clouds.
The sun sets behind the mountains.
Leaving Moab this was the landscape until we passed through Price Utah. We started to climb into the mountains
Here we go into the mountains and we are seeing lots of green.
Small river running along the railroad tracks.
We have to go over and they put a tunnel for the trains. This is a nice picture.
Ranchers have fields of hay, cattle, and horses.
Just a spot of snow left.
After the summit we started to head down into the Salt Lake valley.
Here is a train heading east.
Here we are coming down into the Salt Lake valley. We did get lots of wind on travels in the mountains. Here are some electric generating wind mills.
Here we are at the KOA in Salt Lake City
It is nice to have lots of grass and it is much cooler here. Thanks goodness.


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This wave may effectively veer the LLJ sufficiently to cause scattered showers/storms to develop later tonight and towards daybreak thanks to a sharp increase in isentropic lift in the 310K layer. Coverage is the most uncertain part of the forecast, and will maintain a low end PoPs given the uncertainty as to just how much development there may be. In fact, several CAMs indicate little to no precipitation into Sunday morning. Sunday: Will linger a low PoP into the mornings, but most of the day should remain dry. Temperatures will climb slightly warmer than today, into the 80s or even low 90s near the Missouri river. There may be a marked increase in mid-lvl clouds through the morning. .LONG TERM...(Sunday night through Saturday) Issued at 256 PM CDT Sat Jul 30 2016 Strong warming and capping is still evident for the Sunday night into Wednesday period, but the potential for mainly nighttime storms still appears to be alive. While stronger to severe storms associated with an approaching Canadian border wave should be north and west of the area, boundaries and a low level jet may aid nighttime storm initiation Sunday and Monday nights. Sunday night features a weak boundary to the northwest of the area to provide a focus for storms that may move over the area north of Interstate 90,while another boundary to the south over Nebraska should move slowly north and could be a focus for scattered storms which would affect northwest Iowa. For Monday night, the boundary to the northwest slips across the area and may aid in the nocturnal storm development, mainly east of the James River. The pattern and timing are tricky, but there are reasons to keep the storms mentioned in an environment featuring MUCAPE of 2000-3000 J/kg. A quick look at model soundings on BUFKIT is all that is needed to discount significant daytime heating development. The warming is still on tap, as is the moisture/humidity increase, although it may take a little more time than we were projecting yesterday, especially on temperatures. Highs Monday and Tuesday look to be in the mid 80s east to mid 90s west, perhaps barely warmer Tuesday than Monday. The presence of the weak boundary to the south and the projected easterly low level flow will prevent a real scorching day Tuesday. Also, it will be rather humid, though not with the near 80 dew points of last week`s heat spell. Low to at most mid 70s look good for daytime dew points; a bit lower west of the James River, though not as low as some models, especially the GFS, are trying to project. Nighttime lows will be mostly around 70. Ahead of the approaching cold front, Wednesday still looks to be the hottest day for the forecast area. It will be continued humid as models are not underdoing dew points as the appeared to be doing yesterday. Yet we are not looking at the more scorching temperatures we have had this summer, and a likely eventual heat advisory should be the strongest highlight needed. The cold front is projected to move southeast across the area late Wednesday night and Thursday, somewhat slower than models were projecting yesterday, and a thunderstorm threat is accordingly extended to affect more of the area through Thursday. Thursday still looks cooler with highs in the 80s. The slower cold front movement corresponds with a weaker drying push into the upper ridge by the associated wave, and storms may not quite completely clear out of the Missouri River area before increasing again by the start of the weekend as a trailing short wave, most strongly depicted on the GFS, approaches and arrives. Temperatures still look quite tolerable, with a little more low level/surface cooling, with highs mostly 80 to 85 by Saturday. 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Normally to use Ruby libraries from command line I can do something like:
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require doesn't seem to work with
-r switch, so I'm forced to do this instead:
ruby -e 'require "rubygems"; require "fastercsv"; code'
Quite annoying for a one-liner - 42 characters of overhead compared with just 13 for non-rubygems libraries. Is there any way to avoid that?
I wrote this script to work around the problem (it works as multiple
-e "code" are allowed, and
require is idempotent so it shouldn't interfere with
-n or anything else as far as I can tell), but it's all rather ugly, and I wouldn't mind a more elegant solution:
args = []
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Construction begins on Coteau fire station
Published: Saturday, July 28, 2007 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, July 28, 2007 at 12:18 a.m.
COTEAU -- Rain may have darkened the sky, but the wet weather didnt dampen the excitement as crews poured a concrete slab that will become the foundation for a new fire station in Coteau.
The new station has been a goal for the Coteau Volunteer Fire Department for 10 years and is expected to be open by the end of the year, said Chief Russell DiSalvo Jr.
"Its a good feeling," he said Friday. "Its a long time coming."
The station, the districts second, will be at 1930 Coteau Road, near Halliburton, just off of La. 182.
Crews had already broken ground, but now officials can move forward with building the new station.
The station, which will cost about $502,000, will be about 5,000 square feet and house at least one fire truck if not two, DiSalvo said.
Over the years, the district has been setting aside tax money and donations to help pay for the station.
Additional financial help will come through an 18-mill property tax district voters approved last year.
The station will be elevated 8 feet off the ground, DiSalvo said.
The area around that highways intersection with Coteau Road is one of the most frequent sites of crashes and other emergency calls, officials said.
DiSalvo said he also hopes the stations location will help recruit more volunteer firefighters, especially those who work on or near the industrial stretch of road. The department now has 20 volunteers.
Joining DiSalvo Friday morning was Coteau Assistant Fire Chief Ricky Lee, who said it was good to see the station come to fruition after tackling the necessary amount of time and paperwork.
"I will feel a lot better when they say its done," Lee said. "Right now, we are going to watch it progress."
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About this listing
One Bedroom Apartment in Palermo Soho with Kitchen, Living room and full Bathroom
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
The Space
Our cozy, bright apartment is located on the 5th floor (with elevator). It has a wooden floor and consists of a living room with a corner sofa and a 42" LCD TV, a stereo and air conditioning; an open kitchen with table and chairs, a double electric stove, refrigerator and freezer, a small electric oven, a microwave, pans, dishes, glasses, cutlery and other kitchenware; a bedroom with a double bed (150cm/60"), a closet, two light tables and a ceiling fan; a bathroom with tub, bidet and hot water.
The apartment has heating, WiFi Internet 10MB/sec (exclusive access throughout the apartment) and a small safe to store valuables and documents.
We await the pleasure of welcoming you!!!
Guest Access
You will enjoy the apartment all for yourself throughout your stay in full privacy!
Interaction with Guests
I will be receiving you at your arrival to welcome you and give you the keys.
Don't hesitate to contact me if you encounter any problem with the apartment!
The Neighborhood
Palermo and Recoleta are the safest and most upscale neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. The apartment is located a few blocks from Avenida Santa Fe and at walking distance from alle the renowned venues of the Palermo.
Getting Around
Excellent transportation is just steps away, including 24-hour taxis and buses, plus the efficient D subway line (650m/711yd) that will take you anywhere.
Other Things to Note
The apartment rental includes Towels (2 big + 2 small) and Bed Linens.
Check-in's are between 2:00pm and 8:00pm.
In case of availability you can upgrade for a early check-in for an additional cost of 20 U$D.
The only way for you to guarantee the early check-in availability is reserving the previous night.
Please check early check-in's availability *BEFORE* placing your reservation (especially for holidays).
Check-in's are between 2:00pm and 8:00pm.
A check-in after 8:00pm will incur in an additional charge of 20 U$D.
Please check late check-in's availability *BEFORE* placing your reservation (especially for holidays).
Check-out's are before 10:00am.
This is due to prepare and clean the apartment for the new guest. If you are planning to check out later you should reserve an extra night. This is the only way you can guarantee the apartment availability.
Sorry, it is not possible to leave your luggage in the apartment before check-in or after check-out.
Please understand that I do my best to keep the apartment in good conditions at all times, but I can't be responsible for occasional and or temporary shortages or malfunctioning of services (electricity, water, gas, telephone, Internet, cable TV, etc.) due to third parties failures or circumstances beyond my control or acts of God.
On this side of the world, these things are likely to happen sometimes. Please be patient and tolerant.
Common sense is the gold rule while you are inside the apartment: please treat the apartment and its objects as if they were yours, if something gets damaged during your stay, please tell us promptly; respect the neighbors, don't use face towels to clean that spilled coffee on the floor, etc...
We are not a hotel, we are just common people who receive you in our home like a friend: please, be nice and polite with us! :-)
Your Host
Gabriela & Daniele
I am from Buenos Aires one of the most beautiful cities in the world!
I am curious and passionate about everything and I like to try new things with enthusiasm and an open mind.
If you choose to stay in my apartments I guarantee I will make you feel like home!


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Dungeons of Dredmor is a game about Diggles, Loot and Lutefisk. As it is indeed a roguelike game, it is a game where you die, often, and that steals your sleep.
Dungeons of Dredmor is a roguelike indie game released on by July 13, 2011 by Gaslamp Games. The game features tile-based graphics. A DLC release for the game entitled "Realm of the Diggle Gods" was also released later that year. A second DLC called "You Have To Name The Expansion Pack" was released on June 5, 2012. A third DLC called "Conquest of the Wizardlands" was released on August 1, 2012.
General Information
- Release date: 13 July 2011
- Developer: Gaslamp Games
- Distributor: Steam
- English Wikipedia page
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I'm trying to integrate a Lift application into some existing Java code. In one of my snippets, I have an Array of Java objects that I need to map that into a NodeSeq. I can get an Array of Node's, but not a NodeSeq. (At least, not in very functional-looking way).
import scala.xml.NodeSeq
// pretend this is code I can't do anything about
val data = Array("one", "two", "three")
// this is the function I need to write
def foo: NodeSeq = data.map { s => <x>{s}</x> }
// ^
// error: type mismatch;
// found : Array[scala.xml.Elem]
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Contilia Rome
Nice hotel with great breakfasts
Me and my sister were there for 5 days in last March. We were a bit afraid because it was an only 3 stars hotel and we had read that the area around hotel wasn't very nice, but it was so close to Termini Station and the price wasn't too much (€75 per night), so we risk it. And it worded. Contilia Hotel is a nice hotel in a city area that can turn a bit suspicious in the night hours, but after a few days you realized that the appearance is worst than the reality. The location is just perfect to take all the transportation we need to walk around Rome. In Termini Station were the trains to take you from and to airports or other city in Italy, and is also a Metro station and the Center Bus station. So from there you can go everywhere and it is just a 5 minutes from the hotel by foot (it's really true, we were two lazy travellers and we hate walking too much). Speaking about the hotel, the rooms weren't big, but it were large enough. The bathroom was small but both the room and bathroom were very clean. The only problem we have in the first day were with the air conditioned because we don't understand how it works and I think the staff also can't solve the problem fast enough. But in the second day it was all solved. Each room has a safe box. The breakfast was wonderful. Have lots of thinks, the croissants were simply the best ones that we ate in Italy, there were many variety of bread, cakes, juices, jams, cheese... we have read about the poor Italian breakfast, but in Contilia the breakfast is far from poor. The staff is very nice and in the last day they take care our bags when we were spending the last ours in Rome. Near hotel is a really nice restaurant called "Pizzaritto Pastoritto", that worded every euro. However isn't expensive to eat there (more or less €12 per person). Be careful with the photo shops witch transfer the photos from digital cameras cards to cd's, because they can be very dishonest and "forget" to transfer all the photos. Confirm it on local before erasing the cards. The worst place is in Kodak shop near piazza di Spagna fountain.
Exceptional value for a great little Roman hotel
My husband and I stayed in Hotel Contilia in June 2004. We spent hours researching hotels in Rome. We considered location price and customer reviews before booking and were very pleased with this hotel. My husband is French and while we live in my hometown, Chicago, we have stayed in many hotels in Europe and other countries. Hotel Contilia is not a five star hotel but it is comfortable and well located near the train station. The rooms are not huge but are very adequate and some offer air conditioning. The staff was pleasant and helpful and arranged for a very competent limo driver to take us to and from our cruise ship. The neighborhood had numerous options for lunch and dinner. We ate breakfast at the hotel even though it was the weakest point of our stay. The price really sold us as it was well below the cost of many other Roman hotels. If you expect all the comforts of a five star American hotel, don't stay here, but if you want a nice, extremely clean room at a very good price, consider the Contilia.
Ideal location
We spent 4 nights in this hotel.Room was small but very clean and since we were out all day the facilities were adaquate.Located only 2 blocks from the main railway station, and the same distance from the city tour bus terminus (on/off service for 5 euros) was a bonus although the area does not look very inviting. Local restaurants were good value for money being away from the main tourist area.
Very nice, thank you.
We stayed in Hotel Contilia for 3 nights, and it was lovely.
The room was smallish, but comfortable enough (with Italian MTV and CNN to watch when our feet got too tired to rome the streets of Rome anymore).
The breakfast was lovely.
The staff were super-friendly and helpful - even to the point of not getting at all cross when I locked myself out of my room whilst on a mission to buy some wine.
We'll definitely go back there.
It was OK...but I am looking for something else for my next trip
I stayed at this hotel for 2 nights in May 2004. The rooms are small and dark. The bathroom is just big enough for 1 person to stand in. Our room was on the street and it was very noisy. The hotel is only a few blocks from the train station so if you come by train it is an easy walk. We travel on quick weekend trips (I live in Germany) and wanted a budget hotel. The breakfast is not even worth the time....get something on your way. We are going again in 2 weeks and again I am looking for a hotel. We have decided to spend the extra $50.00 a night to get something decent.
You get what you pay for
The hotel was booked as part of a package, otherwise we may have stayed elsewhere. The room was average size but the bold red fabric wall coverings made it feel smaller. Having an inside room meant that there was no view, just an unattractive courtyard. The room was clean except from some dust on the shelves in the wardrobe. Staff were friendly recommending restaurants, a discounted taxi service to the airport and local tourist information. We also booked a tour at Reception, very convenient.
Location? Being close to a metro station was good for visiting St Peter's & the Vatican, but walking to the Colloseum (nearest sight-seeing attraction) took a good 20-30 minutes. There is nothing else really in that area. You get what you pay for really.
Enjoyed the Contilia
We found this to be a very charming hotel, among the best of seven that we stayed in during our trip to Europe. We got an exceptional rate of 150 Euro per night for our four night stay.
We stayed in a street side room. It was quiet enough for our sixteen month old to sleep soundly through the night. The room was always clean and cool enough with the a/c.
The staff spoke English and was very courteous and attentive to our needs. I expected the area to be "seedy" but found it to be like most areas in NYC. The convenient location to the main train station was a huge bonus.
We will definitely stay there again should we return to Rome.
Contilia - a little shaky
hmm.......this was good and bad......the room was very small and the bed quite uncomfortable but this could probably happen anywhere.....our flight developed mechanical problems and while I tried to cancel the first night, I ended up getting charged 120 Euro's for a room I never stayed in.....flexibility and customer service is not a strong point for this hotel and perhaps in Rome, hotel rooms are non- negotiable. View of the inner courtyard was bad as it ends up looking into other apartments with cooking smells, crying babies, and neighbours just a few feet away. Request an outer room. Location is very close to train station, but it's a long walk from the Pantheon and similar attractions. I don't think I'd stay there again.
Lovely and deserving it's 3 stars
We used the trip advisor feedback to find the hotel on the internet while in Naples. We emailed and were called back straight away to our cellular phone. The desk clerk at our hotel in Naples phoned to confirm the booking and price in Italian, and accepted a fax for us.
The hotel is lovely. A wide range of rooms with a variety of bathrooms. Expensive at €125 per night, we still felt it a bargain as the advertised rate was €168 + €16 for breakfast. We stayed Wed, Thu and Fri night. Quiet and safe. Rome was fantastic as always. Visited Ostia Antica this time, timed it right for week of culture which meant all free. Palentine museums also free. Visited Ostia Lido - not much to see. Flew from Ciampino - not as helpful or direct as Fiumincino - would avoid using again. Enjoy.
Hidden Jewel near Termini
What a gem to walk in off the street and enter into a marble lobby. One Half block off Via Gioberti on Principle Amedeo. Short walk to the train station, Within walking distance to the Colosem and Anicent Rome. The Vittorio Emanule food market is right down the block, What fun!
The staff is friendly and helpful. They speak a small amount of english, their was never any problems getting directions to where we wanted to go. The billing was
There is a small elevator. The rooms have A/C in the summer months. Each room has a small safe and a refrigerator stocked with drinks for a price.
The rooms are spottlessly clean with cool marble floors, high ceilings . The beds are firm and will give you a great nights sleep after being on your feet all day. The room is a typical european hotel room ,small but with enough room to be comfortable.
We had a shower stall with multible jets that were great to relieve sore joints. They supply soap and shower gel. They have nice large linen towels. If you need more towels ask for them they are happy to help.
The breakfast is the same each morning. They have several dry cereals, plain buns, and sweet rolls. There is a platter of ham and cheese. The fruit juice is some sort of Tang for the orange juice and pineapple juice. They serve coffee with hot milk. The tables are kept clean and the food trays are kept full. They watch the small details.
The Street has several resturants. We choose to eat across the street each night at De Angelo's a family run resturant that was delightful and just a couple of steps from our room.
Even though this isn't the greatest neighborhood I felt safe. Haveing a room on the street side was louder than on the courtyard side, but with the double glaze window, the room was quite at night.
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Colossal of Constantine
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Roma, Roma, ..City of a million warm embraces...!
... under restoration. Speaking to business owners nearby, they are very annoyed because it will be closed for eighteen months. Tourism has been badly affected in the area and of course, their incomes. The night display was really beautiful but now, no tourist at night! The officials have erected a walkway through the fountain for curious tourists, like me. The positive side, is at the moment you can get up ...
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Can vinyl siding be painted or stained, and more importantly, does it last or will I be repainting every year like a wood sided house?
Yes, you can paint it. Make sure you clean it very well (use a TSP Cleaner) and then use a primer first (although some sites say you can get away without a primer).
Also make sure to paint it a lighter color than the current one:
from http://newsgroups.derkeiler.com/Archive/Alt/alt.home.repair/2008-08/msg03475.html
The expected life of the paint job will be dependent on the weather conditions for that area of the house and probably be about the same as a wood sided area.


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37 runs off 7 balls: Chris Gayle sets IPL record
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At the start of 3rd over, Chris Gayle was batting on 8 off six balls. Prashanth Parameswaran, who on debut last week, had won the man of the match award for his two wickets, is the bowler. What happened next is unlikely to be topped even in book cricket - the ultimate result was an IPL record wherein he scored 37 runs off 7 balls:
2.1, SIX; Parameswaran lands the ball on a good length outside off, Gayle makes room and opens the bat face to send the ball flying over point.
2.2, no ball, SIX; The bowler delivers further outside off. It unfortunately still remains in Gayle's swing arc and flies away once again over the point boundary. More misery for the bowler follows when a no ball is called for overstepping.
2.2, FOUR; The free hit delivery is slightly short. It disappears through midwicket but only along the ground.
2.3, FOUR; Parameswaran corrects his length bowling a back of good length delivery outside off. Gayle simply punches it between cover and extra cover.
2.4, SIX; The bowling is predictable now. With five fielders on the off side circle, Parameswaran pitches the delivery once more outside off. Gayle, equally predictably, hits another maximum, clearing the mid-off boundary by a distance this time.
2.5, SIX; Gayle goes down the ground over the bowlers head, and the sight screen for a massive 91-metre blow.
2.6, FOUR; The Jamaican makes room for another big hit but only gets an inside edge. In an over where nothing has gone right for Parameswaran, the edge runs past fine leg for four runs.


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On the sun-splashed Caribbean island of St. Kitts, Yale University researchers are injecting millions of human brain cells into the heads of monkeys afflicted with Parkinson's disease.
In China, there are 29 goats running around on a farm with human cells coursing through their organs, a result of scientists dropping human blood cells into goat embryos.
The mixing of humans and animals in the name of medicine has been going on for decades. People are walking around with pig valves in their hearts and scientists have routinely injected human cells into lab mice to mimic diseases.
But the research is becoming increasingly exotic as scientists work with the brains of mice, monkeys and other mammals and begin fiddling with the hot-button issue of cloning. Harvard University researchers are attempting to clone human embryonic cells in rabbit eggs.
Such work has triggered protests from social conservatives and others who fear the blurring of species lines, invoking the image of the chimera of Greek mythology, a monstrous mix of lion, goat and serpent.
During his State of the Union speech in January, President Bush called for a ban on "human cloning in all its forms" and "human-animal hybrids," labeling it one of the "most egregious abuses of medical research."
He didn't elaborate, but scientists working in the field believe that by "hybrids," the president meant creating living animals with human traits - something they say they aren't doing.
Other critics are calling for stricter regulations of the research.
"The technology is advancing quicker than the regulations," said Osagie Obasogie of the Oakland-based Center for Genetics and Society, which opposes the mixing of human and animal cells.
But scientists say the ethically charged work will help them better understand disease and hopefully cure some illnesses. They argue their work will never result in the birth of any living being, but lets them experiment with human disease without using people.
"The president touched on a nerve that we all feel," said Doug Melton, the Harvard researcher trying to eliminate the need for women to donate their eggs for cloning research by creating human embryonic stem cells in rabbit eggs.
"The prospect of having animals that are chimeras is frightening. This is not that kind of research. These experiments don't make animals, they make cells."
Melton's work, if successful, would reduce the need for female donors, who have to take fertility drugs to increase their egg production and undergo invasive procedures to extract the eggs. But he has not yet succeeded in extracting human stem cells from the cloned rabbit eggs.
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Our diocesan guidelines stress that parents who choose to prepare their children for sacraments should become involved in the child's preparation through prayer in the home, regular experiences of Sunday Mass and attendance at parent meetings for each of these
Baptism of children:
If your child has not been baptized, please contact Chris Steffan for further assistance. firstname.lastname@example.com 232-2414 ext. 127.
First Reconciliation (Penance): Grade 2 and above
Regular attendance and active participation in a faith formation program is required for the reception of First Reconciliation which typically takes place in the second grade and above. Special handouts are given to the family to be completed at home. This is a tremendous bonding time between you and your child. Children and parents preparing for their child's First Reconciliation attend Wednesday evening sessions and a Sunday afternoon parent/child retreat at Nativity Church. The celebration of the Sacrament of Reconciliation will take place during the Lenten season.
2016 First Reconciliation preparation dates for parent and child are: February 17, 24 and Sunday February 28
Confirmation and First Eucharist : Grade 3 and above
Regular attendance and active participation in a faith formation program is required for the reception of Confirmation and First Eucharist. All third grade children and above preparing to receive Confirmation and First Eucharist must also have been prepared for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Special preparation handouts are given to the family to be completed at home. Wednesday evening sessions and Sunday afternoon parent/child retreats at Nativity Church are scheduled for each sacrament. The celebration of both
Sacraments of Confirmation and First Eucharist will take place at a special liturgy in the Easter season.
2016 Confirmation preparation dates for parent and child are: January 13, 20 and Sunday January 24.
2016 First Eucharist preparation dates for parent and child are: Sunday April 10 and April 13, 20
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We are seeking someone to build a Facebook application / advertisement where the person sees an advertisement to test their Wine IQ, then if they click on it, they can take the IQ test and at the end, it asks for their email to get the results. (this of course will be explicit in the original advertisement). There are lots of Facebook apps that do quizzes but we need one that gives a quiz, collects email, generates results of the IQ test that corresponds to their score, is in the form of an advertisement. Feel free to ask questions. The budget for the job is in the air, I'll know as I see responses, which may lead me to go up or down in price so please submit your best offer.


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After spouting anti-government rhetoric, Rubio solicits "assistance of the federal government" on oil disaster
Right-wing Florida senatorial candidate Marco Rubio is yet one more hypocritical conservative "suddenly discovering their inner FDR."
Earlier this month, ThinkProgress reported that "" despite her much–publicized opposition to strong government action "" Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-MN) slammed President Obama for not using his executive authority to "commandeer" boats in the Gulf region to "deal with that oil plume as it was coming up in the water."
And during an interview with Sean Hannity earlier this year, Rubio complained that Obama was trying to "create a dependency society" by "trying to fundamentally redefine the role of government in America." He agreed with Hannity that when "people look to the government for security of any kind," we give up our prosperity. He told NPR, "The more that government is involved in your economy, the less economy there is left over for the rest of us."
Now that his state is facing a crisis from the oil disaster, Rubio is changing his tune and practically begging for "the assistance of the federal government" to help Florida cope. Last night on Fox News, Rubio said containment of the spill should be "the number one priority of the federal government," and he solicited assistance for Louisiana that "only the federal government could provide to help protect their marshes." Then, Rubio demanded government assistance to protect Florida's beaches:
VAN SUSTEREN: If people do not enjoy your beaches you don't have revenue to run your government, and you are in a deeper financial problem aside from the ecological damage. Now what?
RUBIO: Obviously, you want to make sure people have confidence in the state of Florida with the assistance of the federal government is doing everything it can to protect beaches.
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Of course, Rubio is correct that the government does have a much-needed and proper role in leading the containment and clean-up efforts. Trusting private actors to deal with the crisis has proven unreliable. Meanwhile, the catastrophe reaps greater and greater damage on public lands, wildlife, and the larger economy. Among other things, the oil disaster highlights the shallow hypocrisy of right-wing conservatives who preach the mantra of "limited government."
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Libertarianism is internally incoherent and inconsistent with observable reality. "Free markets" (there is no such thing as a "free market," never has been, and never could be) and the exaltation of the individual are mantras they evoke when it's convenient, but instantly forget when they want government to do something for them or their wealthy pals.
This is not news.
Ditto, Cervantes. The political conversation of the Republican Party is almost unbearably disrespectful of the intelligence of the American people. They think we're a bunch of yahoos who will elect them if they just chant focus group tested phrases like "socialism", "soft on terrorists", "no gas taxes", etc. It's not just that coherent and consistent thought is absent. It's not even an option.


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Owen County Summer Intern for 4-H Youth Development
Four girls represented Owen County during the 4-H State Fashion Revue on Wednesday, June 14. Carlee Rohling, Laura Duke, and MaKinnon McAnally placed in the top 5.
The public is invited to attend the annual free Founders' Day Pipe Organ Concert at 2 p.m., Sunday, August 7, 2016 at the historic Dry Ridge Presbyterian Church. This year's organist, Leah Giannattasio, will perform familiar and lively pieces on the circa 1850s single manual Hook and Hastings hand pumped pipe organ, the only pipe organ in Grant County. Jessica Graff, violinist, will join Leah at the performance.
Owen Extension Agent for Ag. and Natural Resources
Squash vine borer is active, with several reports from commercial producers and home gardeners. This pest often goes unnoticed until their larvae have done considerable damage to vines of summer squash, winter squash, and pumpkins. While UK Entomology is not trapping for this pest this year, previous studies have shown that the adults are active from mid-June until the end of the summer.
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We harvested some fantastic looking potatoes and garlic over the weekend; I am so excited about the garden this year because it is performing so well! We need to wait a few more weeks on the onions as we wait for their "tops to flop" which allows them to store better. We have enjoyed some fresh green onion and bulbs but for the bulk of the crop we to want harvest and cure them properly so they will store well.
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A little boy opened his lunchbox and, peeking inside, saw a peanut butter and dill pickle sandwich smeared with mayonnaise and ketchup.
"Oh, another of these crazy sandwiches," he sighed as he pulled it out and took a big bite.
The next day, the little boy opened his lunch box and exclaimed: "Won't you look at this, another one of those peanut butter and dill pickle sandwiches smeared with mayonnaise and ketchup."
On Dec. 8, 2014, no one got eaten alive on the Discovery Channel's "Eaten Alive" – and some viewers who tuned in to see carnage were outraged.
On May 6 of the same year, actress Shailene Woodley outraged feminists by announcing that she's not a feminist, and on Aug. 28, Hello Kitty fans were outraged when the Sanrio company said Hello Kitty "is not a cat."
Cedar Hill Baptist Church
We were greatly blessed today as Ben Allen shared God's Word with us. Using scriptures from Mark and John, he challenged us to answer the question "What do our lives say Christianity is?" We too often fall into the trap of sharing our religion instead of Christ. Sometimes we know all the "churchy answers" but we don't truly know Christ. It was great to have Helen Allen and Mary Cobb and her family back worshipping with us today.
OWENTON, Ky. – A group of Owen County ladies who call themselves "Friends of Hospice," held a Derby Brunch at the Owen County Extension Office and raised nearly $7,000 to benefit Hospice patients and their families in Owen County. Since the event began three years ago, these volunteers have raised nearly $14,000.
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Dothan, AL - Dozens of volunteers showed up to help build a playground at Wiregrass Park Saturday.
Dothan firemen and police officers, Fort Rucker soldiers, and multiple civic groups from the area all volunteered.
The new playground features slides, a track ride, climbing wall and other pieces.
Volunteers say it's always a good feeling to give back.
"We've been shedding sweat, blood and tears. We've been out here all morning since 8 and it's to help the kids. We're building a playground and it will be good for the community. If you keep things like this up it will keep kids off the streets," said Shonquella Reynolds.
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WBS signs Kostopoulos, Eaton to tryouts
The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins announced today that they have signed forward Tom Kostopoulos and defenseman Mark Eaton to a professional tryout agreements.
Kostopoulos, 33, is Wilkes-Barre/Scranton's all-time leader in games played (318), goals (97), assists (149) and points (246). He also ranks first on the team's playoff scoring list with 38 points (11g, 27a) in 51 games, helping the Penguins to the Calder Cup Finals in 2001 and 2004.
Now entering his 14th year of professional hockey, Kostopoulos was originally drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins in the seventh round (204th overall) of the 1999 NHL Entry Draft.
An AHL All-Star in 2002, Kostopoulos has notched four 20-goal seasons in the AHL, totaling 122 goals and 195 assists for 317 points in 382 games with Wilkes-Barre (1999-2004) and Manchester (2004-05).
Kostopoulos made his NHL debut with Pittsburgh during the 2001-02 season and has appeared in 615 NHL games with Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Montreal, Carolina and Calgary, compiling 60 goals, 96 assists and 705 penalty minutes.
Eaton, 35, spent the last two seasons with the New York Islanders, where he posted one goal, six assists and 18 penalty minutes in 96 games.
The 15-year pro skated four seasons with the Pittsburgh Penguins from 2006-10 after being signed as a free agent on July 3, 2006. Eaton was a member of the Penguins' 2009 Stanley Cup championship team.
A native of Wilmington, Del., Eaton has appeared in 153 AHL games with Philadelphia (1998-2000), Milwaukee (2002-03) and Grand Rapids (2004-05), as well as 627 NHL games with Philadelphia, Nashville, Pittsburgh and the Islanders.
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Announcing Sencha Touch App Contest
Developing great mobile apps with Sencha Touch? Want your app reviewed by a panel of industry experts? It could be worth up to a cool $15,000 in cash and prizes.
Announcing the first Sencha Touch App Contest. This is a great opportunity for you to showcase your mobile app development talent, and possibly win some amazing cash and prizes.
There are two stages to the Sencha Touch App Contest. For the first stage, you will prototype and submit your original, innovative Sencha Touch app by Wednesday, October 27th. Our judges will review the prototype submissions and select the Top 10 finalists to move to stage two. Each Top 10 entry is guaranteed $2,000.
For the second stage, the Top 10 finalists will refine their application for final submission on Wednesday, November 10th. The top three winners will be presented at Sencha Conference, November 17th. In addition to winning great cash and prizes, the three winners will also have an opportunity to demonstrate their new Sencha Touch application to our conference attendees.
1st Prize - Mac Pro, 27" LED Cinema Display, Android tablet, iPod touch, SenchaCon pass, $10,000 cash
2nd Prize - 15" MacBook Pro, Android tablet, iPod touch, SenchaCon pass, $7,500 cash
3rd Prize - Android tablet, iPod touch, SenchaCon pass, $3,500 cash
Get together with up to four other developers to build your best Sencha Touch app. You'll be competing for some crazy loot so head over to http://www.sencha.com/contest for the full details.
We posted the contest yesterday and we're already seeing a huge response and some great ideas. We also recently posted these helpful Sencha Touch tutorials to the Learning Center:
- Create a Twitter App with Geolocation
- Layouts Walkthrough
If you want to connect with other Sencha Touch developers, try our handy, new Twitter list!
Good luck and happy coding!
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Recap: 'Dancing with the Stars' Results - Lawrence vs. David
After taking a week off due to the dreaded, dreaded double elimination, the dance-off is back for tonight's elimination episode. Steve-O & Lacey, Lawrence & Edyta, and Ty & Chelsie got the lowest marks from the judges, though I suspect David & Kym might be dance-off contenders as well (they're just so unappealing).
[Recap after the break...]
But before we get to the dance off, we get 52 minutes of filler, beginning with Lil' Kim and Derek's re-performance of last night's Viennese waltz. Its great... but it was already great last night. And it'll be great again in the many recaps we'll get throughout tonight. Including one that follows immediately after their re-do, highlighting all eight performance and letting us know what anybody paying attention already knows. However, I have no issue with clips of Gilles' 29-point scoring, shirtless performance. Why wasn't that the re-performance? I could watch that again and again (and did via YouTube today).
We get a slight amount of information before filler-mania begins: Shawn & Mark and Lil' Kim & Derek are safe. And, whoa, we get some class to start things off: Etta James! Singing "At Last" as truly only she can. But, Etta... legendary, Grammy winning, Etta: Dancing With The Stars!?? Even American Idol would have been a more respectable decision. Are you that low on cash? Aren't those residuals pouring in after that Beyonce cover?
Before "Disney superstar" and much more Dancing With The Stars-worthy Demi Lovato performs and I take a bathroom break, the next FOUR safe couples are announced: Chuck & Julianne, Melissa & Tony, Gilles & Cheryl (shocking!) and - can you say pity votes - the judges' least favorite, Steve-O & Lacey.
That leaves David & Kym, Lawrence & Edyta, and Ty & Chelsie. I'm saying Lawrence's gone.
Now we get a montage of the dancers whining about how hard being on Dancing is. Lawrence has no life! Steve-O doesn't enough time for his dog Boogie! Melissa's ankles hurt! Follow by some elaborate "Stars of Dance" performance featuring lots of toned men in red dresses, and sponsored by Macy's, and then of course, Ms. Lovato (and I'd be lying if I suggested I knew anything about her performance. But I CAN tell you I'm out of face wash and need to wash some towels).
Finally... we find out who is in the dance-off. Ty & Chelsie? Safe! So its the "funny" man and the football player dancing off, after the sixty-fifth commercial break.
David & Kym
Re-doing their Viennese Waltz, David & Kym do appear to have a bit more intimacy this time around, though David's facial expressions still are distracting. The judges all note a mild improvement, and they give them a 2 point improvement to 24 (and in case you're not aware, this score replaces their old one, though the votes from the public remain the same).
Lawrence & Edyta
Lawrence, who suffered last night due to the limited range he expressed in him & Edyta's dance of the bull, once again seems determined to make up for past mistakes. He's got that dance of the bull-intensity, but it takes him a bit of time to really seem like he knows what's going on dance-move wise. The judges don't see an improvement, given them the same 20 points.
And the loser is?
David & Kim! Whoa. I guess the public REALLY doesn't like you, David Alan Grier. Kym bids him adieu by admitting what I suspected all along: She doesn't get his humor. But she's very proud of him, and he's as facial-expression-heavy as ever as they do their final dance and the remaining couples huddle around them.
Eight to go...
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MAP: School closing chances for metro Detroit area schools
(WXYZ) - Will school be closed on Friday? We know that's the biggest question in town right now. The 7 First Alert Weather Team has put together this map showing school closing chances for southeast Michigan.
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School closing chances are based on snow totals that are predicted for the communities around metro Detroit.
The map shows a 50% chance of school closings for the middle of our area. Northern areas - where 8" to 10" of snow are forecast - have a 70% chance. Areas to the south of Detroit have a 30% chance of a day off of school.