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Published: Thursday, February 10, 2011 at 4:30 a.m.
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HENDERSONVILLE — Winifred "Win" Wendorff Fournet, 85, of Hendersonville, died Friday, Feb. 4, 2011 at Hendersonville Health and Rehabilitation.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Burnett Wendorff and Ada Chapman Wendorff. She was also preceded in death by her beloved husband, Dewey Fournet Jr.
She was born May 14, 1925 in Melbourne, Australia. She retired from working as a secretary, was a homemaker and resident of Hendersonville for twenty years. She was known affectionately by everyone she met. Her family and friends will remember her lovingly as a person of vivacious energy, terrific humor and generosity of spirit.
She is survived by her daughter, Gail Buckley of Tasmania, Australia; her two sons, Ross Boulton of Hendersonville, Mark Boulton, of Melbourne, Australia; seven grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; a brother, Leslie Wendorff of Melbourne, Australia; three stepdaughters, Suzanne Nason, Judy Henderson, Jane Hoskins; three stepsons, Dewey J. Fournet III, Ron Fournet, and Michael Fournet; 13 step-grandchildren.
The family would like to extend their appreciation to all the wonderful and professional staff at Hendersonville Health and Rehabilitation for their courteous, caring treatment.
A memorial service will be announced. Memorials may be made to the Salvation Army, 3515 Asheville Highway, Hendersonville, NC 28791. A register book is available online for family and friends by visiting www.thosshepherd.com.
Thos. Shepherd & Son Funeral Directors is in charge of the arrangements.
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The day Kain came home to his new family he has brought nothing but joy and laughter!!! We all just love him to pieces...
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I hope he gets along well with his new big sister Maggie and the rest of the family too. I am sure that you all love him to death.
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I love that WordPress gives us a full range of wonderful permalink and page structure URLs so we can make them look clean and friendly.
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If I want my blog at my root directory: http://www.example.com/
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A file is uploaded to http://www.example.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/file
I have tried to use something like: http://www.example.com/pix/file
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It fits true to size, washes up very nice. Did not shrink in the dryer. This shirt is very nice and I am glad I got more than one. Great value for the price. I have seen this type elsewhere for a lot more money and less quality. Way to go Walmart!!!!
I bought this shirt for work and it is exactly what I was hoping for. Great shirt for the price!
i didn't need this shirt because i have others but when i came across it i bought it because it was beautiful, simple streamline design, good quality, comfortable, length is good and i couldn't believe the price. my first purchase of a george brand and i really like it. to make it last longer i wash it in cold water and in the dryer on very low setting for just 12 mins (to smooth out any wrinkles) then hang to dry. if there were more colors i would have bought them too, but i got it in blue at the store and when i later checked online the pink was out of stock. i recommend it.
I bought two of these shirts in blue and pink and enjoy wearing them. They are cool and comfortable and are almost wrinkle-free when they come out of the dryer. The sleeves are a little shorter than I like, but that's just a personal preference. Although they appear to have a tab that can be unbuttoned and the sleeves rolled down a notch, they're actually sewn in place. Overall, though, these are nice shirts at a very good price.
Everything is good with this shirt- the color, material, quality. But the smallest size was even too big for me. I am 5ft, 45kilos female. I had to have a seamstress resize it for me but it was pointless because it messed with the beauty of the shirt. I hope they make smaller sizes in the future.
Bought in blue and pink. Nice for the office, but slightly less versatile than some other colors in the similar styles. They definitely look like work shirts. They fit very well. I ordered a size up because I have a large chest and I wanted it to button without gaps. Looks very nice.
This blouse fits well, has short but not TOO short sleeves. The princess seaming is flattering.


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Wrex wants all the krogan chicks for himself
EDIT: apparently it's Wreav that doesn't want Grunt to mate with the women, but my messy memory mixed his dialogue with Wrex's.
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Shepard's expressions here are what absolutely sells this page.
shepard face in second panel. lol
Grunt is my baby....I even paid him so he can get a Krogan Battlemaster toy. :3
Io volevo l'abbraccio da Wrex, invece!! XD Ahaha continua così!
A...father? Didn't he knew that Shep was female? XD
Oh, I mix up stuff all the time. My brain is a giant bowl under the mixing sticks XD
Oh, I mix up stuff all the time. My brain is a giant bowl under the mixing sticks XD
Ugh! Love this story! I've been following since Shep first met Udina but now I finally have an account to tell you how much I love it!! Just two things... One: is it weird that I'm going to be basing one of my Shepard's after yours? And Two: I hope you add more Kasumi!!
Shepard = parent...bad....very very bad....
D'awww... I loved his loyalty mission... I always had "motherly" feelings about him and when I played it I was like "My babie is all grown up "
anyone else feel like Grunt is your child in the game?
hahaha lol
cosita I almost cry!
Happy early birthday Hope the day goes great!
Wrex is a pimp...what can I say?
He looks so much like a frog in the final cell!
Aw, tank-baby krogan, you are my favorite child <3
of course he does--he's just reached sexual maturity. when a guy hits that stage, they wanna sow their "wild oats" to as many females as possible XD
Dat armor. I don't recall Dat Armor. I want it. *Squeeeee* Baby Grunt huggles!
Funny thing is, Wrex DOES seem to want all the women for himself XD
hahaha Grunt hugs!
AW!!!!<83 that's so cute!!X3
i don't recall Wrex ever saying Grunt couldn't mate.
that was Wreav, but it overlappend in my memory
Wreax lo dice quello D: stupido Wreav
Ah, risolto l'arcano! Mi dicevano che non era Wrex ma Uvenk a dire questo... poi mi ha fatto ricordare che nella mia playthrough più recende avevo Wreav anzichè Wrex
Hehe, yeah, that's Wrex. ^^
Aww happy grunt
Happy birthday!!
Happy birthday
And a great comic as well!
And a great comic as well!
I thought that the "no mating with our women" thing was one of the clan Gatagog restrictions for Grunt (i.e. if he had joined clan Gatagog, then he wouldn't have been able to mate with their women, among other things).
and Wrex gets the chicks
I wonder what Wrex thought when he saw the breeding request for Lady Shepard...
If Wrex didn't send her the breeding request himself, he was probably thinking "Hope I get to watch", I could definately see ME3 Wreav perving over the thought of Shepard and a female krogan
it probably was wrex XD
"Do you think they realize...easy Wrex. Down that way the old days lie."
The panel with the smiling grunt would make for a great wallpaper.
Please, as if Wrex would have any issues finding chicks even with Grunt around - all the bitches want Wrex.
Grunt is much more memorable after viewing this!
Owww, Grunt is so cute when he smiles. He should do that more often. Also, happy birthday. Wish you a lot of health, money, love and happiness and great ideas that will makes us laugh.
Happy birthday! And, XD Wrex definatly just wants all the krogan girls to himself.
The baby krogan grew up *sniff*
and happy birthday <3
and happy birthday <3
Awww ^_^
And Wrex, learn to share! XD
And Wrex, learn to share! XD


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Second day of the 25th founding anniversary of Lower Tibetan Children Village School, His Holiness was invited as the Chief Guest of the program.
The highlight of the second days program was the inter school 8th grade dialectic contest, where students debate on Buddhist philosophy in monastic style of debate. His Holiness presided over the contest and remarked this as a new way of learning the essence of Buddhism and school is actually putting in practice what His Holiness Dalai Lama has urged. Read more


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It Looked like the botttom is in to me, But what do I know. This is the 1st time I have invested in Dole. I bought 1000 shares today more later if upswing. But, I did notice dole is expectimg the next 2 Quarters to be strong, So I am expecting 25% gain in the next 4-6 Months. AM I wrong? I dont know. But from $9 to $12 in 4-6 months seemed doable. Anybody here? I would like to hear opinions on this $9 stock. THANKS and GLTA. Also I noticed that it is rather heavily shorted.Bottom line is what would you tell a Newbie?
no opinion either way on share price... but suggest you recheck your math.
here we are again. Know what I did Ck. my Math... 30% 25% or so... But after a few trades and a month... I did make $3.14 I guess better gain than never. But with the 30 day rule who knows? I may try this one again, next year. Besides what is pineapple upsidedown cake without dole?
I don't know if the exact bottom is in for this stock but I do know we are closer to a bottom then a top. DOLE should have some better earnings due to selling of some farms, the added income from blueberries & new products coming out in 2012. DOLE is doing a good job of expanding the portfolio which should have an impact in the future. As with everything, Europe needs to have some improvements.
Thanks for Your comments. I just want to say how great it will be if DOLE has a repeat of last December,as December was up all month long something like $4.00 or so. Well I guess I'll try to add when I can on these dips like today. GLTA. and thanks again.
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I researched quite a bit and the best WordPress-aware explanation I found is here. I've done all that, but the last step -- stopping WP from throwing a Page Not Found error before the server's password challenge is popped up -- isn't working.
There's one small difference between the example they give of WP mod_rewrite code and the code I found in my .htaccess file. (It's the first Rewrite rule in the WP section.) Since I don't "speak" mod_rewrite, I'm posting below the new .htaccess file I created and asking you smart folks: Can you see why WP is still throwing Page Not Found before the server's challenge can pop up?
# This file belongs in the root directory of the Web site (/www).
# The first block of code is required by the .htaccess file that password protects the /www/archive directory.
# It prevents WordPress from throwing a Page Not Found error before the password challenge can pop up.
# Our installation of WordPress isn't using Pretty Permalinks (mod_rewrite),
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President Bush basically checked out six months ago, leaving the country rudderless and lost. We were distracted from this by a diverting election for a while, but now that's over. As President-elect Obama painfully explained in his first post-election press conference, we only get one president at a time . Except right now we get none! So maybe Obama should use today's White House transition meeting to figure out how to seize power, maybe? A coup, anyone? What else are they gonna do with the afternoon? Usually White House transition meetings are taken up with impressing upon the successor the awesome task ahead of him, but Obama probably understands that better than Bush does. So today Bush will probably just share some awesome White House secrets. The gold standard of terrible presidential transitions? The 1933 handover from Herbert Hoover to Franklin Roosevelt. Back then, the new president didn't take office until March, so there were four months of lame duck Hoover trying to fix the economy, and the banking crisis, while FDR just passive-aggressively let him fuck things up and promised to undo everything Hoover did, once in office.
It didn't help in 1932 that the two men neither liked nor trusted each other: Hoover called Roosevelt "a chameleon on plaid," while FDR preferred the image of Hoover as "a fat, timid capon."The meeting itself was lame, because FDR showed up for the tour and instead he got some Paultard shouting at him:
Their first visit after the election was not promising: Roosevelt came for what he thought was a personal call at the White House on November 22, 1932 — only to find Hoover's Treasury Secretary on hand to help the outgoing president deliver a lecture on the importance of the gold standard, the stability of the banking system and the problem of Europe's war debt.Hoover left office the most hated man in America. So hated was he, that Americans actually thought he'd be arrested on his way out of Washington, for looting all the gold in Fort Knox. In 1952, Truman was annoyed that his old friend Eisenhower had sold his soul by not denouncing Joe McCarthy. In 1960, Ike was convinced the keys to the nation had been handed over to some punk kid who didn't know what was what, but Kennedy impressed Ike with his intellect. That didn't happen when Bush II took over from Bill Clinton:
At the outset, Bush seemed tense, sitting straight in a wing-backed armchair, his hands clasped in his lap as he rubbed his thumbs and tapped his foot. Twice he thanked the president for his hospitality and said, "He didn't need to do this."Another trend in transition meetings? The outgoing guy is convinced the incoming guy has no idea what he's in store for. Sometimes the outgoing guy is probably right:
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Eisenhower also took time to show Kennedy how to use the panic button that would bring a helicopter to the back lawn. Eisenhower demonstrated its use, and "Kennedy watched the fluttering helicopter coming down outside the windows within a few minutes," Kennedy aide Kenneth P. O'Donnell later wrote.AND:
As they walked to one in a series of White House meetings, Johnson pulled Nixon into his bedroom, and told him, "I wanted you to know about this." He showed Nixon a small safe hidden in the wall.Yes! The White House is an awesome place, full of neat surprises, and being President means you get to eat candy whenever you want! Bush will presumably show Obama the secret passageway between the observatory and the billiard room, and show off how he gets free cable. When New President Meets Old, It's Not Always Pretty [TIME] Rite of passage as once and future presidents meet [AP]


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The question should be "who CAN produce excellent British players?".Utd obviously have a decent record, but their production line has slowed. West Ham have a good record and then............who?Arsenal right now have more British talent coming through than anyone......Gibbs, Ramsey, Wilshire, Walcott, Eastmond, Watt, Bartley etc. Hopefully three or four of those names will actually make it big.


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I have a Ruby app which (on Linux) uses the /proc filesystem to get information on its memory usage. Does anyone know how to get the same information for Mac OSX? The task_info system call looks promising but is there an equivalent available from Ruby?
To be clear, I'm looking for a system call, I don't want to kick off a process for this (sorry Lars!).


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In less than three weeks, the Electronic Entertainment Expo will take place. We at Gaming Boulevard will pay a lot of attention to this unique gaming event in Los Angeles.
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The Heat Doing Things To the Heart
By DAVID THOMSON
Published: May 12, 2002
IT'S a standard summer scene in the city. Only the little things change. In 1944, in Fritz Lang's ''Woman in the Window,'' Edward G. Robinson is a professor at Gotham College. He lectures on the degrees of homicide, with a handkerchief peeping just so from his breast pocket. Then, next morning, he puts his wife and two children on the train for Maine. (It would be wrong to omit that his son, a pretty little boy, is Robert Blake -- likely to spend much of this summer in jail awaiting trial.) Robinson tells his family that he'll be thinking of them: ''Every second of the day. Every minute of the night.'' And the late June warmth falls kindly on his fond lies.
In 1944, Robinson was 51, and when he leaves the train station, there's that odd thing in Lang -- a shot in the open air, in full sunlight. It's summer, and the professor takes off his hat to fan himself, breathing deeply of his extra liberty. Then he stops at the window of an art gallery to gaze at the portrait of a beautiful woman. That's where two pals see him, catching him in a daydream: one of them is the district attorney -- Raymond Massey, in a straw hat. They all go into their club next door, with a lot of jocular talk about ''summer bachelorhood'' and the alarming dangers of middle age on the loose. Massey warns that ''men our age have no business playing around with adventures we can avoid.''
The chums go off early (their families must still be in town), and Edward G. settles down for his third drink -- he's normally a two-drink man -- with a leatherbound edition of ''The Song of Songs.'' ''Tell me when it's 10:30,'' he asks the waiter.
In the same sort of mood, in Adrian Lyne's ''Fatal Attraction,'' Michael Douglas -- it was 1987, and he was 43 -- is a Manhattan lawyer with a wife, a child and a dog. He puts the wife and the child in the station wagon and waves them off on a country weekend.
It's Friday, a July Friday. He'll follow them on Saturday. But not before he's had Glenn Close on the edge of her kitchen sink, running the cold water faucet to cool their consuming heat. He's a very happily married man, of course -- and Ms. Close will later ask, Then what are you doing here?
Here? Where? It's summer in the city. Movie summer.
Edward G.'s professor steps out on the empty street soon after 10:30. He remembers the woman in the window. Still there, the paint fresh but not sweating. And as he looks, why, the reflection of the woman -- Joan Bennett -- comes up like a moon in the glass. She's so charming, they go off for a drink. She invites him back to her apartment. It's 11 by now.
''A little late, isn't it?'' asks the professor.
''Is that late?'' she wonders, wiping away academic standards.
At her apartment, some kind of man comes in -- rough, angry, dangerous -- a man in a straw hat (there's a clue). And fighting for his life, the professor plunges a pair of scissors in the guy's back.
Michael Douglas's struggle will come later. But as soon as he's put the phone down after calling his wife in the country, checking in, reassuring, it rings again and it's Ms. Close's Alex Forrest, the woman with the wild hair that won't comb straight in the summer humidity.
Heat's an easy metaphor, of course, but summer's a subtler occasion.
It means festival, vacation, holiday -- fewer clothes, more daylight. It is the season that offers not just rest but a last chance at escape or change in life. The older kids see the stretch of summer -- the June, July and August after high school -- with college, a job and responsibility beyond it. That's the summer of ''American Graffiti,'' of souped-up cars ripping the quiet nights of somewhere like Modesto, Calif., of the endless circling searching for another glimpse of that perfect girl.
But then, later in life, summer is the ominous reminder of previous Augusts, of opportunities lost or damage done. Who knows, this summer may be your last chance, the one before what is politely known as middle age slips into something nastier, something less of a joking matter. In the movie known in Britain as ''Summer Madness,'' Katharine Hepburn is the spinster in Venice who meets a married man, Rossano Brazzi, and wonders what kind of trouble she can risk -- or what gamble she has to take. That was David Lean's title. In America, they called it simply ''Summertime,'' as if the thought of madness might frighten away ladies of a certain age. But it's an abiding question with the movies, not just a summer silliness: when does a daydream turn into an irresistible impulse?
There are also movies in which the summers are recalled rather than lived, and they bring up the tricky matter of hindsight, of separating mistakes from crimes -- or knowing whether the mistake was in the falling or in the diligent retreat from falling. There's ''Summer of '42,'' and the terrible summer Michael Redgrave can't shut out of his mind in ''The Go-Between.'' There's ''Summer With Monika,'' that Bergman film celebrating wantonness in the long summer evenings of Sweden, with the pale skin of Harriet Andersson always burning, never turning to ash. Was that a disastrous summer, the ruin of a life, or the kind of season that defines summer for the rest of your life, so that you can't see crushed grass or rippling water without remembering?


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Spotting patterns can be an important first step - explaining why it is appropriate to generalise is the next step, and often the most interesting and important.
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The first of five articles concentrating on whole number dynamics, ideas of general dynamical systems are introduced and seen in concrete cases.
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There's a chill in the air in Chicago, a hopeful, exciting chill that hints of fall and golden leaves and hot, frothy drinks that you sip while wearing cozy sweaters. Wednesday, as I walked out of work, I breathed in the fresh, crisp breeze and caught the smell of something baking---doughnuts? bread? And as I drove home, even on the trafficked expressway, the air changed to barbeque (whatever restaurant was responsible for the aroma should package that smell and sell it. I would wait in line) then to deep-fried and then back to doughy. As it happens, this is also the time of year when traffic gets especially bad, a combination of construction and kids going back to school and no more summer hours. While cars inched forward, my windows down and my radio playing, I started dreaming about something warm and comforting from the oven. And by the time I pulled into my driveway, I knew I wanted fresh bread. If you haven't made fresh bread before, I bet I can guess why: it takes time. And … [Read more...]
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Rosemary Cookies from Heaven
If there's one thing I can't stand, it's fakeness. Hate me, ignore me, laugh at me, whatever---as long as you're being honest and you mean it. Just don't, please, if you have any heart, don't put on for me. Don't tell me you like A when you hate A. Don't tell me you do B when you don't. Just, for heaven's sake, be real. That's it, that's all I ask. Thing is, being authentic, always acting sincerely, is harder than it sounds. Take work: Do I always, always want to go to work in the morning? No, of course not, sometimes my bed feels positively warm and wonderful and all I want is to stay in it a bit longer. I'll still go to work, though. And when I do, go to work, that is, I can't very well announce to every person I see that, Just so you know, I'm pretty tired and cranky this morning, so I don't want to be here. No, I can't very well do that at all. So here I am, hypocrite and hypocrite-hater, wishing for---in other people---the very thing I am want to lack, wishing for people to be … [Read more...]
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I am one of those people who thinks everything tastes better when it's cooked over open flames. (I am also one of those people who shouldn't be allowed anywhere near fire, as I am known for forgetting cookies are in the oven, the flame's under the kettle, the handle on the grill is white-hot, hence any grilling I am involved with absolutely, definitely requires assistance.) In typical long-weekend-for-Americans fashion, my family grilled out for Labor Day this year. The evening before, I mixed a few marinades---one for the chicken and one for the veggies---letting the chicken soak up the rosemary-infused, garlic, lemony juices overnight. Beyond the chicken, we would have zucchini, squash, garlic naan, a big salad (and, anything at all else I'd decide to toss on last-minute, since, when one's charcoal opportunities are limited, she must make the most of the hot flames while she's got them). Monday morning, I brainstormed a nutella panini with strawberries, buttering one … [Read more...]
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Everybody seems to have a chocolate-chip cookie recipe they swear by as their long-standing, all-time best. And for this cookie-lover, trying each and every one of those recipes is a feat worth attempting. But recently, first at Orangette, then in clips at Tastespotting, then at the article itself in the New York Times, I heard about THE chocolate-chip cookies, the ones that the experts got together on (or most specifically, David Leite) and created, the one that is really, truly the absolute best of the best and the chocolate-chip cookie that will make you dance with joy. I was this weekend, after more than a month of hearing such high praises, convinced of one thing. I have to have them, and I have to have them now. It's a long weekend, and, most poetically, it's a long weekend all about celebrating the labor forces of our country. A weekend about how hard we all work? A weekend to celebrate with an extra day off? No, really, could there be a more perfect time to try these perfect … [Read more...]


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Burlington officer pleads not guilty in shootingThe Associated Press | July 26,2013BURLINGTON A Vermont police officer who had his nose broken and suffered a concussion after a mentally ill man hit him in the head pleaded not guilty Thursday to criminal charges of shooting the man on a Winooski street.
Winooski Cpl. Jason Nokes initially told state police investigators that he thought the man who had assaulted him was carrying a knife, but he later admitted he never saw a weapon, court documents said.
Nokes, 42, of Milton, was released after he entered the pleas to charges of aggravated assault, reckless endangerment and providing false information to state police when they conducted the independent investigation.
The Burlington Free Press reported that more than two dozen off-duty police and correctional officers attended the arraignment in apparent support for Nokes, a 19-year police veteran.
Nokes had no comment after the hearing.
The April 25 encounter began when Isaac Sage, 35, of Winooski, refused to leave a private gym.
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Sage was not seriously injured. Charges against Sage were dismissed after he was found incompetent to stand trial.
Chittenden County States Attorney T.J. Donovan said that the case centers on Nokes claim Sage had a knife.
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You'll find 400 years of history and a thousand and one things to experience. Among them, Québec City's top picks are strongly recommended for your first trip to the capital. Here are a few suggestions to help you get to the heart of Québec City, whatever the season:
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To get your bearings, and a real eyeful at the same time, treat yourself to the highest and most spectacular panorama in town!
Ride the elevator to Observatoire de la Capitale. Gaze down on the river, Île d'Orléans, the Château Frontenac, the Parliament Building, the fortifications, the Plains of Abraham, the city's south shore, and the Appalachian and Laurentian mountain ranges from an altitude of 221 meters—a truly uplifting experience!
Sail the St. Lawrence river for peanuts!
Board the ferry and observe the play of the current (and chunks of ice crashing against each other in winter) while you enjoy the fresh breeze. Admire the magnificent landscapes, including Cap Diamant and Montmorency Falls—beautifully lit up at night—as well as the steep cliffs of Lévis on the far shore. Back on land, take a moment to stroll along the bike path beside the river.
The return trip takes about an hour and your pictures will be like postcards!
For many, Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré shrine has been a "land of miracles" for more than 350 years.
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By Sara E. Martin, Army Flier Staff Writer April 15, 2014
In recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Army Community Service is partnering with the Fort Rucker Military Police to present a workshop on self defense.
The class will be held April 17 at the Fortenberry-Colton Physical Fitness Center from 4:30-6 p.m. It is free and open to the public. Participants are asked to wear gym clothes to the event, including sneakers or gym shoes, said Twanna Johnson, garrison sexual assault response coordinator.
Parents are advised that the program would be inappropriate for children younger than 14. Registration is required by Monday.
"We are not socially aware nowadays. We need to be conscious of who is around us, what we are doing and where we are going, and not be so absorbed in our phones," she said. "We are multitasking instead of just focusing on getting to our car safely or shopping safely. A lot of times a predator will prey on those who are distracted and not paying attention to their surroundings."
The course will be taught by Staff Sgt. Shamika Sanders, but Staff Sgt. Jason Goldsmith, traffic management collision investigations NCO in charge, will be talking to participants before the demonstrations. Topics will include, things to be aware of and when to be aware of them, assault percentages, environmental aspects of assault in public places, safe practices of being alone in public places, and situational awareness.
"This class will not teach people how to attack someone. It will just be a basic class on how to defend yourself and get away from an aggressor if you are approached or attacked," said Johnson. "She will just demonstrate basic and fundamental techniques."
Proactive behavior is critical to staying safe, she continued, saying there are simple ways to stay safe.
"Try not to be focused on talking on the phone or texting. Don't have your arms full of bags where you can't protect yourself. And, have your keys out and ready to get in your car quickly once you leave a store," Johnson said.
Men and women both need to be aware of their environment more. Men can be a victim of a mugging or assault as well when they are out in public, she continued.
"Technology really distracts us and oftentimes our hectic schedules really don't permit us to put down the phone or device to focus on a simple task like walking through a parking lot, but it really diminishes our safety when we do things like that," said the sexual assault response coordinator. "We need to always be alert in our communities, no matter how safe we might feel. You can never be too careful."
Though people may feel protected in a small community, especially when inside the gates, Johnson said that people cannot take the fact that they are in a small, southern community for granted.
"We like to think that people that we know and trust, and that others know and trust who live here, are respectful and kind. But no matter what, we need to be alert and have a heightened sense of our surroundings when we are alone, no matter what we do or where we are at," she said.
Though personal security always needs to be a top priority, she said that the class is not going to be all serious and somber.
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How much does the referendum question matter? In the autumn of 2014, we will be asked what is, perhaps, the most important question in our democratic history. The wording probably won't affect the outcome. We all know what the question is about. And most of us know what our answer will be.
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A riveting interior monologue by Lebanese novelist al-Daif (This Side of Innocence) penetrates the deep-seated anxiety of a middle-aged Beirut-based literature professor after he hears about his father's tribal murder. First-person narrator Rashid prides himself on being a contemporary person, educated in French, learning English (it is the language, according to Rashid) and happily removed from the primitive customs of his hometown, Zgharta. However, the shocking news he hears secondhand of his father's murder by blood revenge plunges him into his family's shameful history and draws into question his own paternity. Over the course of a day spent at home awaiting more news from Zgharta, Rashid sifts through his memories of his mother and father's troubled marriage: his father's cruelty toward his mother when he discovered she had lost her virginity to his rival, the role of scheming uncles and his mother's love for and abandoned plans to escape with the other man. Narrator Rashid dredges these conundrums without resolution, while feeling pulled to return home as his father's son and make order of the chaotic household. The Haydars' pristine translation captures Rashid's conflictedness and leaves intact al-Daif's wordplay, making this a fine introduction to Arabic fiction.
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If you are going to have any feature on Safire, surely you need to give some real detail on his background. For example, he often writes Zionist-sounding stuff on Israel, but is he Jewish? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk • contribs) 08:41, 16 September 2004 (UTC)
Last two paragraphs of main article[edit]
The tone and emphasis in the last two paragraphs of the main article seem very un-NPOV. He's written about a lot more in his career of column-writing than just Iraq. These paragraphs seem specifically aimed at vilifying him in the context of current events, rather than contributing to a biographical encyclopedia entry.
pulitzer price[edit]
On the pulitzer... I don't point out that just about every body in the beltway investigated and found nothing, just that the charges were never boarn out. I think this is important because a journalist should... be able to find good facts. Pdbailey 23:45, 23 Nov 2004 (UTC)
On Language[edit]
It should also be pointed out that his convervative viewpoint carries over into his On Language column, frequently taking not-so-subtle jabs at Democrats in the sentences he uses as examples of word usage. This, of course, is common knowledge yet the Times continues to overlook it.
- OH NOEX! POLITICAL CONTENT IN A NEWSPAPER!?!!? Get a grip, pal. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 14:41, 3 June 2008 (UTC)
Category: American Linguists[edit]
As far as I am aware, Safire is not a linguist, but a popular writer on grammar and etymology. He has done no significant work in linguistics, doesn't have a degree in linguistics or a related field, and doesn't seem to be interested in linguistics at all. 126.96.36.199 13:56, 4 July 2006 (UTC)
eh.. for the sake of amusement[edit]
you think you'd ever write a bit on the masons in jerusalem/us & uk? ... and the ties to religion... and the general direction of the media's money (while you're at it)
Commentary Wrong[edit]
Talking about his politics, the article states:
"Many readers who followed his columns in the New York Times felt dismayed when he consistently brought up the point that Iraqi intelligence agents met with the 9/11 attackers in Prague, Czech Republic[1]. This theory had been debunked by the CIA and other credible intelligence agencies. Still Safire kept insisting that this theory was true and used this theory to make a case for war against Iraq."
This actually was true. I don't see the source they said that the theory had been debunked by intelligence agencies. Quite the contrary, the 9-11 Commission Report stated on pp66-67 that Saddam Hussein's agents had indeed met with Al Qaeda operatives and talked about some collaboration, though nothing really came about the meetings. Still, the assertion that there was no meeting in the first place is completely false as per the bipartisan 9-11 Commission report. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Arnabdas (talk • contribs)
- No, this was most likely false - in any case, no solid evidence has been found for this, despite years of efforts by governments, intelligence agencies and media reporters. Please read the statement and the source more closely. You are confusing the 9/11 attackers with Al Qaeda as a whole, and "Prague, Czech Republic" with "somewhere in the world".
- The history of the claim that you are defending is described in great detail and with many sources in the article Atta in Prague. Suffice it to say here that in 2006 even Vice President Cheney has distanced himself from it and stated "We've never been able to confirm any connection between Iraq and 9/11, and President Bush stated "I don't think we ever said—at least I know I didn't say—that there was a direct connection between September the 11th and Saddam Hussein."
- I don't see the source they said that the theory had been debunked by intelligence agencies - that is true, the source was missing, but you could have found it yourself just by searching for "Prague" in the PDF file of the 9-11 Commission report that you quoted - you would have found a text titled "Atta's Alleged Trip to Prague" on p. 228-29. I have added it to the article.
- On the other hand, it is just not true that "the 9-11 Commission Report ... stated on pp66-67 that a meeting had taken place between Saddam Hussein and Al Qaeda", as you have written in your addition. Nowhere on these two pages does the 9-11 Commission mention a meeting between Saddam Hussein (personally) and Al Qaeda.
- Regards, High on a tree 21:36, 11 April 2007 (UTC)
Op-Ed in Harold Washington race[edit]
Isn't he well known for his article in the Harold Washington / Bernard Epton campaign? 188.8.131.52 (talk) 12:53, 22 March 2009 (UTC)
Pronunciation of name[edit]
The article says an "e" is added for pronunciation, but the pronunciation of his name is not given (it should be in the introduction). Can somebody please add it? Jalwikip (talk) 10:14, 29 September 2009 (UTC)
- This may be information you already have: he pronounced his name just like it looks, like the gem.
- My hand-held doesn't have the characters to produce WP's pronunciation system, but if it's not addressed soon, I'll stick something in, and maybe someone will make it consistent.Ragityman (talk) 10:29, 20 March 2011 (UTC)
I intend to sort the books into fiction and nonfiction, after a reasonable delay for comment. Does anyone else find it distressing that NYT publisher and heir to the Ochs dynasty included two comma splices in his statement? Maybe it's a transcription of an oral statement, and therefore eligible to copy edit?Ragityman (talk) 11:17, 20 March 2011 (UTC)
Privacy positions[edit]
Should be stated more clearly that he was a strong privacy advocate (including restrictions on electronic data held about business customers etc.), and so sometimes found himself in unexpected alignment with civil liberties groups and leftist consumer advocates... AnonMoos (talk) 10:18, 17 January 2015 (UTC)
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Sammy Henderson, 24, has been charged with second-degree murder for allegedly strangling Sherell Craighead to death while having intercourse with her over the weekend.
Henderson told authorities Craighead, 30, was a regular casual sex partner of his. He admitted to putting his hand around her neck while the two had intercourse on Saturday night or Sunday morning that began consensually, but culminated in rape. He denied, however, that his conduct could've caused her injuries.
Craighead's lifeless body was found by her 7-year-old son Sunday morning. The charging document details the very graphic death scene:
A Star Tribune report details what Henderson told authorities:
Henderson turned himself into police on Monday, telling them he and Craighead had regular, casual sex. He was repeatedly evasive with authorities and initially denied getting "physical" with her. Henderson also tried to shift blame on Craighead, calling her a "drama queen" and telling police she flung herself against walls and caused her own injuries, the complaint said.
Under questioning by Sgt. Jake Peterson, Henderson eventually told police he forced anal sex on Craighead on Saturday even though it caused her pain and she told him to stop, the complaint said.
"Sergeant Peterson asked, 'But you never grabbed her neck tightly, right?' Henderson replied, 'No - not super tight,' " the charges said.
Henderson told authorities that after he finished having raping her, he laid Craighead on her bed "softly" and got up.
"He let her go and she 'just hit the bed' and let out a short grunt without saying anything else," the charging document says. "Henderson said she was right on the edge of the bed and thought she could have rolled off of it when he heard the thump."
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