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The Valdosta Daily Times
This weekend, the 2012-2013 arts season begins to close shop in earnest.
The last performance of the season's last Valdosta State University Theatre & Dance production is today.
The last Valdosta Symphony Orchestra performance of the 2012-2013 season is next weekend.
Spring Into Art continues full bloom through May in the Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts (see more images from this show inside this section).
The fifth Bel Canto concert is scheduled for this afternoon.
Valdosta State University Art has its final exhibit on display.
Valdosta Choral Guild presents its annual spring concert next weekend.
Lowndes High School Off-Broadway presents its last show this week.
Theatre Guild Valdosta presents its season closer the first week of May.
What follows is a run down of the shows that are left and a sneak peek at Peach State Summer Theatre's 2013 season coming in June.
Bel Canto, Park Avenue United Methodist Church, 100 E. Park Ave. For the fifth year, this concert of "beautiful singing" brings nationally and internationally known opera singers to Valdosta for a magnificent concert that raises money for area groups. This year's beneficiary is the Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts. Run date: 4 p.m. today, April 21.
Spring Into Art, Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts, 527 N. Patterson St. Approximately 500 works, the largest Spring Into Art in the show's 26-year history, fill all of the arts center galleries. Show continues through June 5. Gallery hours: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesdays through Thursdays; 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; closed Sundays and Mondays. Most opening receptions, however, are 5-7 p.m. Mondays on designated dates. Admission: Free. More information: Call (229) 247-2787; or visit www.turnercenter.org
"The Poisoned Apple," Lowndes High School Off Broadway, LHS, off Norman Drive. The high school drama group's show for children is described as a refreshing take on the Snow White storyline. Show runs 7 p.m., April 26; 3 p.m., April 28. Ticket; $6. More information: Call (229) 245-2260.
"Cliffhanger," The Dosta Playhouse, 122 N. Ashley St. Theatre Guild Valdosta presents this show. A college department head wants to force a philosophy professor into retirement, pushing the mild-mannered professor to the point of violence. Variety described the show's mix of comedy and mystery as combining "the warmth and humor of 'On Golden Pond' with almost as many plot twists as 'Deathtrap.'" Run dates: 7:30 p.m., May 9, 10, 11; 3 p.m., May 12; 7:30 p.m., May 16, 17, 18. More information: Call (229) 24-STAGE; or visit www.theatreguildvaldosta.com The cast: Patti Cook, Quentin McKennon, Mary Helen Taylor, Andrew Thomas, Sommers Coleman.
Spring Senior Exhibition, Valdosta State University Fine Art Gallery, VSU Fine Arts Building, corner of Oak and Brookwood. Graduating seniors showcase their artworks in this exhibit that opened last weekend. The show continues through April 29. Gallery hours: 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday; 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday. More information: 333-5835; www.valdosta.edu/art
Valdosta State University Music presents its final series of concerts, recitals and more in the coming days. These music events are free and open to the public. They will be held in Whitehead Auditorium, VSU Fine Arts Building, corner of Oak and Brookwood; except where noted. More information: Visit www.valdosta.edu/music/
— 7:30 p.m. April 21: Pan Am Ensemble pays tribute to "Brazilian singer-songwriter and representative of the Tropicália movement, Caetano Veloso; our first-ever set of music from a group north of the border, the Canadian trio, the Wailin' Jennys; a couple of tunes from the repertoire of the Fleet Foxes, an ever-popular band from the Northwestern United States; three 'new' arrangements of mine representing 'old guard' Argentine tango; and we're rounding it out with three pieces that attempt to capture what happens when mariachi groups are given on-the-spot requests that fall out of their usual sphere," said Dr. M. Brent Williams who directs this concert.
— 7:30 p.m., April 22, VSU Choirs Concert, Concert Choir Spotlighters & Chamber Singers, Park Avenue United Methodist Church.
— 7:30 p.m. April 23, Concert Band. Featuring 63 members, this band plays two concerts every spring semester, said Eric E. Bradshaw, conductor and director. "The program includes a wide variety of band music and several short solos from students in the ensemble."
— 7:30 p.m., April 24, Student Chamber Showcase. This concert features VSU vocalists, string, woodwind and brass instrumentalists. "Some of our very best students are performing on this concert, and there will be a ton of variety," said Dr. Elizabeth Goode. The performance is scheduled to include "everything from a trombone ensemble to a string quartet to a soprano duo to a single tenor with guitar accompaniment," according to VSU.
— 7:30 p.m., April 26, The Spotlighters. This jazz ensemble has spent the semester specializing in "collegiate a cappella arrangements of popular hits," said director Paul Neal. "They have a 'beat-boxer' who literally serves as the rhythm section while the rest sing. It is done completely with their voices. They have arranged many of them by themselves. They have done extremely well."
— 3 p.m., April 28, Saxophone Studio Recital.
— 6 p.m., April 29, South Georgia String Project.
— 3 p.m., May 5, Student Recital, Claudia Encinas.
Emerging Artists Showcase, Sawyer Theatre, Valdosta State University Fine Arts Building, corner of Oak and Brookwood. Run date: This VSU Theatre & Dance show plays its final date, 3 p.m. today, April 21, featuring several dance students presenting performances of their original choreography. More information: Call (229) 333-5973; or visit www.valdosta.edu/comarts
"Virtuosity," Whitehead Auditorium, Valdosta State University Fine Arts Building, corner of Oak and Brookwood. Run date: 8 p.m., April 27. Valdosta Symphony Orchestra season-ending concert features Bates' "White Lies for Lomax"; Strauss' "Don Juan"; Brahms' Piano Concerto No. 2 in B-flat Major, featuring Alexander Schimpf, piano, first-prize winner of the 2011 Cleveland International Piano Competition. More information: Call VSU College of the Arts Outreach, (229) 333-2150; or visit http://www.valdostasymphony.org/
"Sing Into Spring," Valdosta Performing Arts Center 3101 N. Forrest St. Run dates: 2:30 p.m. April 27, 28. Valdosta Choral Guild presents its annual spring concert. Daniel Folsom, a Guild representative, says the community chorus will perform "a range of contemporary songs from show tunes to spirituals. So come and hear selections from 'Les Miserables' to the 'Sound of music' as well as 'Every Time I Feel the Spirit,' 'Elijah Rock,' and many more. George Mason directs. Ticket: $5.
In the past, once the regular arts season ended, there were almost no performing arts shows. Wild Adventures changed that with concerts. Peach State Summer Theatre changed that about nine years ago with summer musicals. Here's a quick look at a few things planned for this summer.
Peach State Summer Theatre presents three musicals in repertory theatre, from June 1 through July 14, Sawyer Theatre, Valdosta State University Fine Arts Building, corner of Oak and Brookwood. More information: Visit www.valdosta.edu/psst These shows are:
— "The Sound of Music": Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein's last musical together. Based on the von Trapp family, this musical premiered on Broadway in 1959 then became the classic film starring Julie Andrews in 1965. The musical includes beloved songs such as "Edelweiss," "My Favorite Things," "Climb Ev'ry Mountain," "Do-Re-Mi," and the title song. Opens June 1.
— "The Marvelous Wonderettes": This off-Broadway hit takes audiences to the Springfield High School prom in the late 1950s. As the girls share their stories and prepare for the prom, they also sing '50s and '60s hits such as "Lollipop," "Dream Lover," "Stupid Cupid," "Lipstick on Your Collar," "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me," "It's My Party" and 20 more classics. Opens June 15.
— "A Little Night Music": Inspired by Ingmar Bergman's "Smiles of a Summer Night," Stephen Sondheim developed this musical which takes its English name from the German of Mozart's Serenade No. 13 for strings in G major. The musical revolves around the relationships of several couples. It's best known song is "Send in the Clowns." "A Little Night Music" premiered on Broadway in 1973. Opens June 22.
Wild Adventures has several more concerts scheduled for the coming weeks and through summer. More information: Visit wildadventures.com
— Christian Music Day, May 4. Concert featuring Christian music artists Building 429, Tenth Avenue North, and Big Daddy Weave.
— Country music star Alan Jackson in concert, May 18
— Scotty McCreery in concert, May 25.
— Charlie Daniels in concert, June 1. Music legend returns to South Georgia.
— Creedence Clearwater Revisited in concert, June 8. Rockers return with Creedence Clearwater Revival's biggest hits.
— Third Day, June 15. Christian rockers return.
— Pat Benetar and Neil Giraldo, June 22. Rocker plays her '80s hits.
— The Pointer Sisters, June 29. Pop stars present their hits.
— Sawyer Brown, July 6. Country band performs.
— Skillet with We As Human, Aug. 10. Rockers perform.
— Bobby Hendrick's Drifters & Larry Marshak's Tribute to the Coasters and Platters, Aug. 17.


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July 28, 2014
Tree experts are planning a series of workshops this spring to help Nebraskans learn how to better care for their trees.
Eric Berg, with the Nebraska Forest Service, says this winter has been tough on a lot of trees in the state, and there are some major disease and insect threats.
The tree care workshops will be offered in North Platte on March 14, in Hastings on March 15, in Norfolk on March 27, in Omaha on March 29 and in Lincoln on April 3.
The $40 workshops are designed primarily for landscaping professionals.
They will include regional recommendations on the best trees to plant and the best practices to take care of them.

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Toronto Film Festival 2013 Pictures: Stars on Red Carpets, Parties!
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Adam Levine and Keira Knightley
Crossover appeal? The singer tries out his acting chops and the actress exercises her vocal chords in their new film Can a Song Save Your Life? At the premiere's after-party on Sept. 7, Knightley, wearing a pretty Mary Katrantzou dress, and Levine, handsome in a skinny tie and sharp suit, sat for a photo op.


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A blast of freezing rain forecast to hit the region Sunday night could make driving treacherous for travellers headed north to spend Christmas with family and friends, Environment Canada warned.
Although it's not going to strike with anywhere near the ferocity of the ice storm that crippled Eastern Canada, the outlook was concerning enough to hold the attention of Kamloops Airport manager Fred Legace.
"It's something we're aware of," Legace said Sunday. "The crews that are on are watching it."
So, too, should anyone planning to drive to Williams Lake, Quesnel or Prince George. Environment Canada meteorologist Greg Pearce said a slight warming trend Sunday afternoon caused precipitation to materialize as freezing rain.
While there's only a slim chance in the city, the central Interior will experience the worst of it, said Pearce.
"Any precipitation that we get later (Sunday) and the overnight period . . . could be freezing rain," he said.
The worst will pass by today, but roads will be slick through the morning, said Pearce. Travellers are advised to check DriveBC.ca before hitting the road.
"In Kamloops, it's just a slight risk," he said.
RCMP ask motorists to drive with care on this, the busiest travel time of the year. Sgt. Ed Preto said people need to slow down and keep their distance from the vehicle ahead.
If freezing rain does materialize, Legace said staff will utilize the airport's new de-icing system, which was called into action Dec. 16 when low fog caused freezing drizzle to coat the runway.
What was once a 12-hour endeavour to clear the runway only took 20 minutes, he said. Legace doesn't expect any ice accumulation to cause much of a delay.
Drivers headed south to the Lower Mainland will have a couple of centimetres of new snow to contend with between Kamloops and Merritt, said Pearce.
As for the ice storm out east, countless delayed and cancelled flights resulted a few slight delays at Fulton Field late Sunday.
"It affects things everywhere," Legace said of the ice storm.
Meanwhile, a storm that rolled over the southern Interior on Friday left more than a few ICBC claims in its wake but no serious injuries, police said.
Upwards of 15 centimetres fell in some areas on Friday, far more than the two to four that were forecast. There were 24 road accidents during the course of the day.
"We were busy all day, dealing with traffic accidents and traffic incidents," said Sgt. Fran Bethell of Kamloops RCMP. "It was steady for the fire department, who do attend accidents on our behalf now."
In cases where no alcohol, traffic fines or accident investigations are involved, Kamloops Fire and Rescue now attends traffic accidents without the police having to attend.
"Fortunately there were very few incidents involving any injuries," she added. "People were skidding off the roads and a couple of them struck phone poles, but there were minor injuries only."
The snowfall tapered off overnight Friday. By the time Saturday rolled around, all was quiet.
Despite an earlier forecast to the contrary, Pearce said it looks like Kamloops will enjoy a white Christmas after all.


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I hope I can write this in a way people understand...With all this talk about us taking Oline at 7 in the draft, I've been wondering what that means for our current line. We seem to have a surplus of ok and up and coming guys who aren't there yet which makes me think we could see our entire line swapped about next season, but I really can't guess who will be where.
There doesn't seem like any other way for it to happen. We obviously have something in Potter and Massie. They played well as rookies under bad coaching. The thing is we also have Levi. If we bump Potter for Levi at LT, where does Potter go? Right tackle? That would be taking a spot from Massie, not going to happen. Guard, where he doesn't fit as well? Get rid of Synder, very possible, or Colledge, probably our best lineman (in my opinion). If that doesn't happen, that would leave him as a backup, do we really want an up and coming talent as a backup? If we start Potter at LT, then where does Levi go? Maybe then Colledge or Snyder becomes expendable? I could see a line of Potter, Colledge, Sendlein, Levi, Massie, but what if we draft a lineman??
Let's say we draft Oline at 7, be it Joeckel, Fisher, or Warmack, there's no way they will sit. What happens to our line then? Do we take growing pains and go young? Do we wait for the new guys to get some experience and go veteran? A mix of both? I'm starting to think Levi might be on his way out the door to make room for new talent. I really don't know what to think so I would love to hear some opinions.


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After a chance meeting at a German airport, Israeli pop vocalist and pianist Idan Raichel would never have guessed that he'd record an album with the son of his musical idols, the late Malian guitarist Ali Farka Touré. While Vieux Farka Touré initially thought of the thin, dreadlocked fan as a "crazy hippie," they stayed in touch. Raichel is a household name in his homeland, due to his nonpartisan blending of Jewish and Muslim artists on record and stage. When he was asked to curate a series at the Tel Aviv Opera House, his first call went to the young African Muslim. The day after the concert, Raichel proposed that the men jam. Joined by Israeli bassist Yossi Fine, who had produced Touré's Fondo and was a mentor to Raichel, and calabash player Soulemayne Kane, the quartet spent three hours inside of a small room. The Tel Aviv Session (Cumbancha) is the unintended consequence of that afternoon. The album combines Touré's growing six-string mastery with Raichel's easeful, dynamic piano playing. I've heard unreleased demos that Raichel created that were powerfully emotive, a striking contrast to the glossy pop albums he's spent the last decade producing. It's refreshing to hear him this raw over Fine's bass and the quick pace of Kane's percussion.
Familiar territory is covered in an innovative fashion. "Kfar" begins with the same chords as "All the Same," a previous collaboration between Touré and Dave Matthews. An overdub by banjo-sounding tar (long-necked lute) player Yankele Segal adds a Persian, almost bluegrass, feel behind Raichel's restrained performance. Mark Eliyahu sprinkles the kamenche (spiked fiddle) into the stunning closer, "Alem," recalling another memorable improvisation: Iranian kamenche player Kayhan Kalhor's fantastic album, The Wind, recorded with two Turkish baglama players. And Ethiopian vocalist Cabra Casey's effervescent lyricism offers "Ane Nahatka" a beautiful lift. Yet the greatest credit is due to the four men who stepped inside of that studio to do what musicians do: execute their craft so diligently and passionately that spontaneous improving results in rich and symbolic gestures of art. For in a contested land there was no strife between Muslim and Jew, and their example is certain to inspire for some time to come.
Seeds (SomeOthaShip Connect) is the album that Erykah Badu has been waiting years to make. Only she didn't make it -- Georgia Anne Muldrow is the voice behind this masterpiece. Muldrow has been lying under the radar since 2006, churning out classic throwback soul track by track. The Badu citation is not in vain; Muldrow's voice helped her to paint iconic imagery on the singer's last two records. Joining forces with fellow Californian Madlib, Muldrow creates a blistering headnod to analog R&B and post-Motown inventiveness. Even the album cover, with Muldrow in regal Alice Coltrane pose, is indicative of her turning back: muted drumbeats with crisp hats, steady sonar bass, tight brass and poetic wizardry. Not that the woman isn't modern, as when she tells us to Google "Kali Yuga," her brilliant, funky reworking of "Hallelujah." Invoking the mythological dark age according to Indian numerology, the story goes that we've been living the Kali Yuga for most of human evolution. According to this ancient tenet, humans were born into dark times. Muldrow's prescription proves the most potent: shake it like you can lose it at any time.
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'Guns In Bars' Law Doesn't Create 'Unsafe Work Environment,' Official Says
In the first step of a new challenge to Tennessee's so-called "guns in bars" law, the challenger lost. A state official decided the law doesn't create an "unsafe work environment" at a Nashville establishment, as an employee contended.
From The Tennessean's report:
Citing the fact that few violent incidents have occurred at Jackson's (Bar and Bistro) in recent years, an inspector with the Tennessee Occupational Safety and Health Administration ruled this week that the new law allowing guns where alcohol is served does not create a workplace hazard.
Attorney David Randolph Smith, who is representing the unnamed server, said multiple appeals are in the works.
Smith said his client would first appeal the decision to Tennessee Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development James Neeley.


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Heh, just after I decided to package ss-20121226, HAProxy 1.5-dev17 got released. Oh well, I just had to upgrade so I packaged it for my own usage ;-). I also updated the dependencies a bit because I am compiling with SSL and Compression enabled. Just get it at http://www.roedie.nl/downloads/haproxy/haproxy-1.5-dev17/.
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HAProxy 1.5-dev17
Here's a new Debian package of HAProxy. Today it's the latest and greatest snapshot of 20121226. If you are running any of my previous versions I suggest you update to this one since a lot of bug fixes went in. Just get it at http://www.roedie.nl/downloads/haproxy/20121226/
HAProxy 1.5-dev14
After some bugs were found in the dev13 release, Willy quickly released a dev14 release. You can grab the packaged version at http://www.roedie.nl/downloads/haproxy/haproxy-1.5-dev14/ and test around a bit.
HAProxy 1.5-dev13 try 2
And right after I created the package I realized that I needed to enable compression and SSL. Please make sure you download the dev13-2 package if you want to use those features.
HAProxy 1.5-dev13
HAProxy 1.5-dev13 got released today. So, I've made another quick package which you can get at http://www.roedie.nl/downloads/haproxy/haproxy-1.5-dev13/.
It has lots of new features including SSL and Compression (which I both haven't tested) and tons of bug fixes. Great work by all developers.
HAProxy 1.5-dev10
After I forgot to post about HAProxy 1.5-dev9, I can now post that I've also packaged HAProxy 1.5-dev10. You can get it at http://www.roedie.nl/downloads/haproxy/haproxy-1.5-dev10/.
If anyone is interested in getting these updates through apt-get, then drop me a line, I might set up an apt repository for easy updates.
I decided to package todays snapshot of HAProxy. It's a binary package for amd64 but I've also included the source to build your own package.
It's available at: http://www.roedie.nl/downloads/haproxy/20120310/
Today I've packaged snapshot 1.5-dev7-ss-20120124 of HAProxy for Debian Squeeze (amd64 only). I've been running the 1.5-dev version for quite some time but hit some bugs which are fixed in this version.
It is available at http://www.roedie.nl/downloads/haproxy/20120124/
keepalived 1.1.15
I've backported keepalived from Debian Lenny to Etch (4.0). Both i386 and amd64 are available for download here. There was no need for changes from the original package, only a recompile.
I'm thinking about packaging feedbackd and use it together with keepalived to adjust the weight of realservers during runtime. I'm not sure if it's feasible, else I will write my own poor mans implementation.


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Very few of us look forward to Mondays, so instead of wallowing in the depression of going back to work, here are several Premier League-related stories I handpicked for your reading pleasure. Enjoy. "Acorns Children's Hospice will sponsor Aston Villa's … Continue reading
And then there were five. With one FA Cup Quarterfinal yet to be played (Arsenal v Hull City, to be played on either the 17th or 18th of March per the BBC), Sunday afternoon the FA Cup Semi-Final draw was … Continue reading
Photographs have been leaked of what are presumably the new home and away Everton shirts for the 2009-10 season. Designed by Le Coq Sportif, who are set to take over from Umbro as Everton's official kit suppliers, the shirts feature … Continue reading
The likelihood that Everton will tour the United States this summer for preseason friendlies is slim. That's because the club are in negotiations to visit Australia and New Zealand, according to an online Kiwi newspaper. Everton are in talks with … Continue reading
On Friday, during my game previews, Sam wondered how Wigan could score? Today, Chelsea gave us an answer, complacency. For much of Wigan's trip to Stamford Bridge, it was Chelsea on the back foot. Completely against the run of play, … Continue reading
Sky Sports News seems to be having a strange day today as it winds itself up again over the information that certain sports betting agencies have suspended betting on Rafa Benitez leaving Liverpool after tonight's match. Now whilst I've been … Continue reading
Why doesn't Roy Hodgson get the credit he deserves in the United Kingdom? As I've mentioned before, In Scandinavia and Italy, he's held in high regard, in Britain people point to his sacking at Blackburn Rovers back in1997. With 33 … Continue reading
So Kevin Nolan will now face a three match ban for violent conduct, after his dreadful tackle on Victor Anichebe in today's match, but I don't think it's sufficient punishment for such a bad challenge. It's about time that the … Continue reading
Umbro has been going through its football archives and have unearthed a treasure trove of classic football shirts from the 1970′s and onwards. Whether you're a fan of club or international football, there are plenty of shirt designs here that … Continue reading
Is there anything Tim Cahill can't do? Tim Cahill's week defines the word jet lag. From Liverpool to Japan for a World Cup Qualifier. His performance for Australia wasn't exactly great, then again neither was Australia's. Cahill had to be … Continue reading
If you're bored with the same old story lines in the Premier League that are repeated on blogs and websites around cyberspace, choose from the following Premier League-related articles that you may enjoy instead: ECB Abandon Plans for English Premier … Continue reading
Spare a thought for football fans in the United Kingdom. If you thought the coverage in the United States was bad, Independent Television (ITV) made a gigantic flub Wednesday night that was reminscent of the worst of US soccer coverage … Continue reading
It was the last thing Everton needed to do against Manchester United, give up a penalty. But that was exactly what they did towards the end of the first half and Cristiano Ronaldo made sure they paid the price as … Continue reading
What is Rafa Benitez playing at? Liverpool have had a nightmare January and from being out in front, now find themselves back amongst their rivals in third place, having dropped 6 points in the last 3 league games. Comparing their performances in the … Continue reading
At just 32, former Danish international Thomas Gravesen has called time on his career. The combative central midfielder started his career with hometown club Vejle Boldklub (VB). He was soon on the move and played for Hamburg, Everton and Real Madrid. … Continue reading
The fourth round FA Cup match between Liverpool and Everton ended in a 1-1 draw on Sunday at Anfield — the second draw between the two Merseyside clubs in less than one week. Everton scored the opener in the first … Continue reading
Monday's Merseyside derby is the 209th time Liverpool will have battled Everton. As usual, there's a lot at stake for the match and it isn't just bragging rights on Merseyside. Liverpool need a win to regain the top position in … Continue reading
When Jermain Defoe rejoined Tottenham yesterday, he became the newest member of an extremely unique club that has seen it's membership dwindle over the last few seasons. Very few players rejoin a club they used to play for whilst at … Continue reading


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Co-Curricular Programs
Ecological Field Visits
Plan your next adventure here
The Catlin Gabel outdoor program strives to include an ecological component on all of our trips. Ecological offerings may soon expand to include a semester-long course and additional class field trips.
Learning about Oregon Indian Tribes
Ninth graders from Catlin Gabel School traveled to the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center in The Dalles to learn about what life was like for Oregon Indians prior to European settlement. Louis Pitt, Jr. from the Warm Springs Tribes answered questions from the group.
Students at Catlin Gabel have opportunities to learn about the natural world through field visits to locations where they can see natural processes at work.
Old growth ecosystem studies along Opal Creek
World Forestry Center Magness Tree Farm
Forest Policy field trip to Salem
Eighth grade visit to the State Capitol
In the governor's ceremonial office
Republican leader Sen. Ted Ferrioli
In the Capitol
Oregon's legacy: the original logger
Atop the State Capitol
State senator Charlie Ringo


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For the 11th year, the Community Coalition on Race is hosting a Preschool Open House for South Orange, Maplewood and neighboring parents.
The open house, whice takes place tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Columbia High School, will feature representatives from more than 15 preschool and child-care agencies who will be available to answer questions.
The event opens with a brief presentation from 7 to 7:30 p.m. with tips on how to select a preschool/childcare service that supports kindergarten readiness given by Tina Lehn, principal of South Mountain Elementary School in South Orange.


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Nothing beats a hot cup of tea for an excuse to take a break from the busyness of life. Here is a great sewing project that uses up scraps. I have made these for craft and fundraising sales but filled them slightly with rice. Then they could be microwaved for 30 seconds and it keeps the tea hot while you go about your duties in life. They make great little gifts and allow you try out new sewing techniques on a small scale. Here's the little verse I attach with a ribbon and a little safety pin, although you probably can come up with something better to say!
I'm a little tea pad
Square and soft
Filled with stuff to keep me hot
Microwave me till I'm warm
I'm here to set your cup on me
Hope you enjoy this little sewing craft! I have made many with little quilt squares that may have been destined to go elsewhere but didn't quite make the cut!
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tatiana juise on
August 3, 2007 4:40 am
Nice idea, can you post pictures?
suzi hollihan on
August 3, 2007 5:43 am
Hi, thanks for the comment. I will, I am working on how to put them up! Thanks again


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Alioto-Pier Out of Insurance Commissioner Race
Categories: Breaking News, Politics
|Michela Alioto-Pier
The District 2 supervisor has not made it to City Hall since last month due to a leg injury. Pier said this injury is the reason his wife has left the statewide race.
Pier said his wife may, however, run again for the supervisorial position she currently holds. Last year Alioto-Pier told SF Weekly she may sue the city if City Attorney Dennis Herrera doesn't reverse his opinion that she is termed out of office. Pier said the "option is still open" regarding that path.
Alioto-Pier's husband -- who has had all calls regarding his wife shunted his way -- would only describe her injury as "an injured leg." He added that Alioto-Pier's "long-term prognosis is fine. She needs time to recover. However long that will be is up to the doctors to determine."
He had no idea when she would begin attending City Hall again.


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Inukshuk IPA - O'Dempsey's
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Reviews by turnerk3:
South Carolina
3.43/5 rDev -0.3%
look: 4 | smell: 3 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
A: Pours a very nice orange color with fairly white head. The half inch head lightly holds on to the side of the glass. Fairly clear, but there is a very slight haze.
S: Of course, the malts are not too prevelant. The hops come across as being more floral and herbal. Not the typical grapefruit or piney that most IPAs have.
T: The taste is much like the smell. It is much more herbal in taste, but the flavors are still well balanced. It comes off as a good IPA that just missed something to be a great IPA.
M: Great carbonation (even out of a bottle) that allows it to lightly cover the palate. There is a touch of hoppy bite that lingers as expected. However, relatively smooth for the style.
O: Basically what I took away from this brew was a slightly different, but typical, version of the style. It definitely has a different taste than most other IPAs, but, as was previously stated, it just missed something to make it an exceptional IPA.
Serving type: bottle
06-19-2012 00:51:43 | More by turnerk3
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3.75/5 rDev +9%
07-19-2014 05:26:20 | More by Cloaked_Phantom
2.83/5 rDev -17.7%
look: 3.75 | smell: 2.75 | taste: 2.75 | feel: 3 | overall: 2.75
I am now committed to reducing, if not eradicating, my backlog of bottles. This one came out of the cooler at The Friendly Greek Bottle Shop.
From the bottle: "Beer to Die For"; "We chose to use these balanced rocks for our label to symbolize the balanced nature of our IPA. These sculptures are known as Inukshuks and are erected to represent hope, friendship and hospitality. While we want it to symbolize how balanced our IPA is, we also really like that Inukshuks symbolize hope, friendship and hospitality as well. Why not have an Inukshuk represent both concepts? O'Dempsey's Inukshuk IPA combines a bitter hop bite and citrus notes with a huge amlt backbone to achieve a balancing act for your senses. Enjoy." Too much repetition.
My gosh, it is humid today! I am sweating, the bottle is sweating, I don't know what it takes to cool down at this point. I popped the cap, began an uncaring pour that I only cared about when it threatened to overflow the glass, and then backed off. The pseudo-cascade produced about three fingers of rocky, tawny head that teetered and tottered and then fell like Humpty Dumpty in a big crash. I will say, though, that the resulting lacing was fabulous. Color was a deep, dark-gold (SRM = > 7, < 9) with NE-quality clarity and while I wish that I could tell you that this summoned Midas, Mammon and Croesus, I can't. You see, given an afternoon of golden AIPAs, they NEVER left! The nose had a very biscuit malt character, so I am unconvinced that this is an AIPA. Mouthfeel was medium and the malt was really the guiding light in this one. It should either be changed to an EIPA or suffer according scores when reviewed as an AIPA. Mouthfeel was thin-to-medium. The flavor was more towards biscuit malt with just enough hops to give it a mild tang on the tongue. I just found this to be profoundly boring, as long as it is identified as an AIPA.
Serving type: bottle
07-14-2014 00:00:22 | More by woodychandler
South Carolina
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
07-11-2014 22:09:16 | More by BeahDrinkah
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
06-07-2014 22:25:36 | More by Mlawrence
South Carolina
3.25/5 rDev -5.5%
04-25-2014 12:45:06 | More by jaswilson2
South Carolina
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
04-19-2014 22:38:31 | More by brauseboof
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
04-15-2014 17:11:52 | More by TTripp725
3.26/5 rDev -5.2%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25
Clear yellow in color. Forms a moderate sized white head. Decent retention. Moderate lacing. Aroma is a mixture of pale and light caramel malts along with some lighter citrus hops. May be a touch of citrus zest. Taste is more of the same. Light sweetness with an appreciable, but not overbearing malty backbone. Sweet citrus and sweet orange hops. There is a mild green apple jolly-rancher quality to the beer as well. On the lighter side of medium in body. Lighter bitterness. Moderate carbonation. A fairly average, run-of-the-mill IPA.
Serving type: bottle
04-12-2014 13:44:21 | More by Florida9
3.25/5 rDev -5.5%
04-06-2014 03:07:54 | More by kmos27
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
04-03-2014 21:58:53 | More by GABrew
3/5 rDev -12.8%
03-28-2014 00:19:35 | More by Brinks
3.75/5 rDev +9%
03-16-2014 02:35:48 | More by MAJ85
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
01-07-2014 19:21:32 | More by thatoneguymike
3/5 rDev -12.8%
01-01-2014 23:10:18 | More by Pearlstreetbrewingco
3/5 rDev -12.8%
12-22-2013 22:20:13 | More by dsshuck
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
12-15-2013 14:59:52 | More by BillRoth
Rhode Island
2.75/5 rDev -20.1%
11-17-2013 03:01:24 | More by Madfish85
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
10-04-2013 17:38:15 | More by OregonGrown7
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
09-02-2013 22:54:11 | More by oldvines
2/5 rDev -41.9%
09-01-2013 01:28:26 | More by blacksheep3
3.75/5 rDev +9%
08-22-2013 23:57:56 | More by Zach136
2.75/5 rDev -20.1%
07-21-2013 21:41:05 | More by lucasj82
New Jersey
3.5/5 rDev +1.7%
look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5
Pours an orange amber hue with a small off white head. Aroma and Taste is of floral citrus hops, yeast, fruity notes with caramel malt. Palate is a medium body, nicely balanced malt and hops with good carbonation. Finish is caramel malt, yeast, fruity with floral pine hops for balance. Overall a good nicely balanced IPA.
Serving type: bottle
07-10-2013 17:35:02 | More by Samp01
3.58/5 rDev +4.1%
look: 4 | smell: 4 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 2.5 | overall: 3.75
Poured into hort tumbler glasses; drnk at 45-55 degrees over 10-20 minutes.
Clear, deep amber with good retention of a cottony head.
Smells like a French Sauvignon Blanc more than a beer—grassy, minerally, and volatile nitrogenous bronze.
Malt is the foundation of the taste experience atop which sits metal, nutmeg, orange, and as it warms, toasted lentils and beans.
Not much impressive about the mouthfeel, but late in gulps, the rear-tongue burn is welcome. Salty pretzels give this beer more appeal.
Overall, it is not representative of the style. But there is a winey richness that keeps one quaffing. It is also more boozy than the 7% ABV would predict.
Serving type: bottle
06-19-2013 01:55:11 | More by 1sophrosyne1
Inukshuk IPA from O'Dempsey's
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by Staff Reports
Fall is here and with it comes cooler weather. November through February every year, fire departments across the country see a rise in home and chimney fires.
The high cost of home heating fuels and utilities had caused many Americans to search for alternate ways to heat their homes. The use of wood-burning stoves and fireplaces are growing, and space heaters are getting pulled out of storage. While those are acceptable methods of heating homes, heating equipment is also the second leading cause of home fires behind cooking. To help prevent a fire in your home, here are some tips:
— Fireplaces and chimneys: Have your chimney cleaned every year; make sure the damper is able to open fully; always use a screen in front of an open fireplace; never start a fire with gasoline or any other combustible liquid; never burn charcoal in a fireplace (it produces carbon monoxide).
— Space heaters: Keep three feet of clearance on all sides of the space heater (including furniture, curtains or anything else that could burn); do not use an extension cord with a space heater; turn off heater when you leave the house or go to sleep; inspect the power cord for damage.
— Smoke detectors: Place a smoke detector on every floor and inside every bedroom; verify the smoke detector works; test monthly and change batteries yearly
— Heating devices (furnaces, monitor heaters): Service every year.
Every year, more than 150 die from accidental non-fire related carbon monoxide poisonings. These deaths may come from faulty, improperly installed, misused or vented fuel burning appliances such as furnaces, stoves, water heaters and fireplaces.
— Carbon monoxide detectors: Place a carbon monoxide detector on the lowest the level of the house close to any fuel-fired appliance; change batteries yearly.
Holiday cooking concerns
November and December also bring us holidays and holiday cooking. In recent years, deep-frying turkeys has become increasingly popular. Below are some tips to keep you and your family safe this holiday season when deep-frying a turkey.
— Fryers should always be used outdoors on a solid, level surface a safe distance from buildings and flammable objects. Never use a fryer on a wooden deck, under a patio cover, in a garage or enclosed space.
— Do not overfill the fryer.
— Never leave the fryer unattended. Without a thermostat control, the heater will continue to heat the oil until it catches fire.
— Never let children or pets near the fryer when in use or after use as the oil can remain hot for several hours.
— Use well-insulated potholders or oven mitts and long sleeves to protect from the heat and splatters.
— Make sure the turkey is completely thawed before it is placed in the fryer.
Cooking is the leading cause of all home fires and home fire injuries in the United States. To practice general cooking safety:
— Do not leave cooking unattended. When cooking on the stove stay in the kitchen at all times; do not leave the house while cooking in the oven.
—Turn pan handles inward to prevent food spills. Use back burners when possible.
— Create a three-foot "safe zone" around any cooking appliance — that's three feet clear of anything that can catch fire such as paper towels and free of any children or pets.
— Wear short, close-fitting or tight sleeves when cooking.
— Keep all cooking surfaces clean and free of grease.
— Never cook with charcoal inside the home.


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BME Seminar Series: Rong Fan, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Yale University, Yale Comprehensive Cancer Center
Secreted proteins including cytokines, chemokines, and growth factors represent important functional
regulators mediating a range of cellular behavior and cell-cell paracrine/autocrine signaling in tumor
microenvironment. Detection of all these proteins is a powerful functional assay of tumor cells as well
as other types of cells in a tumor microenvironment. This also represents a new approach to identify deep
phenotypes of cancer cells even within the phenotypically pure lineages. However due to the high degree
of cellular heterogeneity and, more importantly, polyfunctionality of single cells, it is required to
simultaneously measure a large array of functional proteins from each cell and to rapidly assay a large
number of single cells in parallel. In this talk, I describe a microchip platform,
Proteoplex 1.1, consisting
of a large array of sub-nanoliter microchambers integrated with highly miniaturized antibody barcodes for
45-plexed protein detection on thousands of single cells in parallel, which represents a new world record in
term of the multiplexing capacity of single-cell protein assay. This platform has been fully validated using
human cancer cell lines and compared against the start-of-the-art technologies such as flow cytometric analysis.
We further applied this platform to the study of both hematologic cancer and solid tumor. Using a dimensional
reduction algorithm, we observed new deep functional phenotypes amongst
pure cancer cell lineages in the
high-dimensional phenotypic space, which could provide new insights to intra-tumor heterogeneity and evolutionary
dynamics. Our technology also has a number of clinician-friendly features such as ease of operation, low sample
consumption and standardized data analysis, representing a potentially transformative tool for deep phenotyping
of cancer cells in the clinical settings for more accurate diagnosis and monitoring of human cancers.


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Just Add This: Get Saucy
It's time to clean out your pantry. So, like we always say, just add this.
What you need:
1 jar of marinara (we recommend a flavored variety, like Newman's Own Fire Roasted Tomato and Garlic, but any kind will work)
3/4 cup vodka
1/2 cup heavy cream
Heat sauce (and a bit of oil) over medium heat. Add vodka, stir and reduce, for about 2–3 minutes. Allow sauce to simmer, then add cream. Serve immediately, or refrigerate or freeze for later use.
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The NBPA Top 100 Camp rolls on at the John Paul Jones Arena, and some of the best prospects in the country are getting quite the Cavalier treatment. They've been enjoying the JPJ facilities, living in the dorms on Grounds, and getting to meet some Virginia all-time greats.
Jeff Lamp is one of the best to ever put on the Cavalier Orange and Blue. Second on Virginia's all-time scoring list, and one of the most clutch players in UVa history, Jeff works in professional development and is helping with the life-skills sessions being held at the camp. Lamp's number-3 is one of six retired numbers in the Virginia program.
Roger Mason, Junior made the short drive from Washington D.C. to visit the camp today. A former Top-100 camper himself, Mason has been providing his insight the past four camps. He is the most recent NBA product of the Cavalier program, being drafted by the Chicago Bulls in 2002.
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Aamir Khan
- Vikram Chandiramani
Aamir Khan has, in a way, chosen Dilip Kumar style of functioning. Like Kumar, he is choosy and for quite some time, has been doing one film a year (or even in two-three years), and he also betrays his calculative attitude when he talks to media. He deigns to give interviews when he has a film to promote and his pauses while answering the queries are as long.
As interesting, though slightly different, is his love life. If Dilip Kumar was caught with a second marriage (with Asma, a divorcee he married and divorced under the pressure of wife Saira and women's magazines who carried Saira's interviews and wrote editorials against him) Aamir has divorced his wife before marrying his ladylove. Professionally, Khan has risen by the proverbial leaps and bounds especially after Lagaan . Lagaan was nominated for Oscars and he went all out to get media attention putting Bollywood on the world map. He didn't get the Oscars but he got all the mileage he required.
Films like Mangal Panday: The Rising (not exactly a major hit) and Rakeysh Mehra directed Rang De Basanti have further added to his height (pun intended) and increased his stature. But what has really been a major achievement for Khan is his role in the Narmada Bachao movement. Like the protagonist of Rang De Basanti , Khan became socially responsible and was even perceived as a threat by Arundhati Roy, a bookers prize winner author who was already on the bandwagon of Narmada Bachao aandolan. Gujarat government was in jitters and the ruling party of the state, Bharatiya Janata Party, went all out to condemn him, to burn his effigies and also stopped the release of his release Fanaa.
Refusing to cow down, Aamir refused to apologize and his stature has further increased. The latest on the star is that Rajkumar Santoshi, who directed him in Andaaz Apna Apna a film he did with Salman Khan, has announced a film inspired by Aamir's adventure.
In 1988, the super success of his debut film Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak , where he played the lead role opposite Juhi Chawla, made Aamir Khan, the boy-next-door with the enigmatic smile, the hot favourite of the country's youth. However, when his carefully-hidden wife, Reena, came tumbling out of the closet, his films like Love Love Love in 1989 and several others like Daulat Ki Jung and Aatank Hi Aatank bombed. But Aamir, a survivor that he was, held on and never gave up. His patience paid off and with the success of Dil, Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar, Dil Hai Ke Maanta Nahin , Hum Hain Rahi Pyar Ke , Andaz Apna Apna , Rangeela, Ghulam and Raja Hindustani, Aamir has proved that a handsome star could be ephemeral but a looker who could put histrionics to the optimum use was the ultimate selling proposition.
Son of film producer, Tahir Hussain, Aamir played tennis at the State level, but chose films as a career. He completed a three year stint as an assistant to his uncle Nasir Hussain during the making of Manzil Manzil and Zabardast . Unlike most actors, Aamir Khan avoided link up publicity but film magazines didn't leave him alone. They questioned his (non-mandatory) chastity talk in hush-hush tones, also tom-tommed about his brief flings with Pooja Bhatt and Mamta Kulkarni. Pooja, in fact, endorsed the media opinion and talked honestly about her relationship with Aamir Khan (Dil Hai Ki Maanta Nahin). After his divorce from his first wife Reena and his second marriage to Kiran the truth about his private life has become known. But that has not done any harm to his image or career. Since then Aamir Khan's marriage to Kiran Rao also is rumoredly on the rocks, something Aamir has denied.
Aamir Khan also allegedly sired a child with Jessica Hines, UK based author. He has refused to acknowledge the child, named Jaan. Jessica has written a book on Bollywood which was released in early 2007.
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Living in a dreamy world of wonder I set out to art school in order to become a creator of wonder. My studio soon became my garden. Pictures, films, books, paintings, prints, ads, memories and other sentimental oddities became my seeds. They sprouted into ideas, thoughts and inspirations that I would plant in my work space. From there, volcanic island villages, jungle temples, watery cities, treetop dwellings and my own garden of eden grew in my studio.
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George Skelton is a Political Columnist with the Los Angeles Times. He has been writing a biweekly column on California state government and politics for nearly 16 years. Skelton has been with the Times for 35 years in total, including stints as Sacramento bureau chief, White House correspondent, political editor and political writer. Before joining the Times, he was the Sacramento bureau chief for United Press International (UPI). He began his career as a UPI sportswriter in San Francisco. Skelton graduated from San Jose State University.
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Sportsnet's Christine Simpson talks about the pitch that the Canucks were making in 1988 to try land Wayne Gretzky ahead of Los Angeles. It's worth a look to see what the Canucks were pitching. Of course the Canucks were also chasing Gretzky before he was traded to the Blues in 1996. Imagine a Gretzky - Bure - Linden /Mogilny line. Drool. Sportsnet, like TSN, has a bunch of stories on Gretzky celebrating the 25th anniversary of the trade.
It's the dog days of the off season, and a Sunday to boot. So what better way to occupy yourself than this awesome half hour recap of the 1993 Stanley Cup finals between the Habs and Kings?
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So the Commish says the Yotes are staying put. Thta's the good news. The bad news? They're nearly 200 million in the red and looking for investors. I wouldn't hold your breath on that one. Check out this edition of IN THE CREASE to see what else the Sports Report Girl has to say about the Ice Dogs. ;) SRG
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Getting Started with mod_security
/usr/sbin/apxs2 -cia mod_security.c
See the ModSecurity User Guide, or the mod_security source code's INSTALL file, for more information on installing mod_security from source.
The mod_security module, like all other Apache modules, is controlled from httpd.conf in Apache 1.3, or apache2.conf in Apache 2.x. On the one hand, mod_security's configuration parameters are straightforward to use and well documented. But on the other hand, as of this writing, there is no default configuration; the assumption is that you know enough about your environment and about Web security to create your own configuration from scratch.
And indeed, only you (and your Web developers) know what sorts of input are legitimate for the Web applications on your particular server. However, a minimum default configuration would be nice to start out with, wouldn't it? Luckily, one is provided, in the ModSecurity User Guide.
The rest of this article consists of a dissection of this minimum configuration, which should give you a taste of mod_security's power. For more a complete reference on mod_security configuration parameters and more-advanced examples, see the on-line Resources for this article.
Rather than presenting the entire configuration in one imposing list, let's break it up into manageable chunks. Listing 1 contains some basic settings.
Listing 1. Beginning of mod_security Parameters in apache2.conf/httpd.conf
<IfModule mod_security.c> SecFilterEngine On SecFilterDefaultAction "deny,log,status:403" SecFilterScanPOST On SecFilterCheckURLEncoding On SecFilterCheckUnicodeEncoding Off SecFilterForceByteRange 1 255
The first line in Listing 1 simply checks to see whether mod_security even has been enabled; if it isn't, the subsequent parameters are ignored. The parameter SecFilterEngine controls whether mod_security's filtering engine is enabled. The default value is Off, so you need to set this explicitly either to On, which causes mod_security to inspect all data, or DynamicOnly, which turns filtering on but tells mod_security to ignore requests for static content (specifically, it ignores requests with null handlers). Note that the DynamicOnly setting may not behave precisely how you expect; although it can save CPU cycles, some testing is in order if you use DynamicOnly.
SecFilterDefaultAction is very important. It defines the default action to take on filter matches. In Listing 1, this is set both to log the matching request and deny it with a status code 403 message. Obviously, you can specify multiple actions, separated by commas.
SecFilterScanPOST, if set to On, tells mod_security to inspect not only GET requests, but POST payloads as well.
Setting SecFilterCheckURLEncoding to On causes hexadecimal-encoded values within URLs to be checked for valid values (0-9, A-F).
SecFilterCheckUnicodeEncoding can be set to On if your Web server understands Unicode and uses UTF-8 encoding.
Finally, SecFilterForceByteRange specifies the range of allowable ASCII values in GET requests and in form data within POST requests.
On to our next set of parameters—Listing 2 shows some settings related to logging.
Listing 2. Logging-Related Parameters
SecUploadDir /tmp SecUploadKeepFiles Off SecAuditEngine RelevantOnly SecAuditLog logs/audit_log SecFilterDebugLog logs/modsec_debug_log SecFilterDebugLevel 0
SecUploadDir specifies a place for mod_security to store files uploaded via POST requests for processing, but it won't actually use this unless SecUploadKeepFiles is set to On. You probably don't want to enable this feature unless you've got a script, specified by a SecUploadApproveScript directive, that's ready to scan such files, for example, a script that invokes ClamAV and can return the results to mod_security. See the ModSecurity User Guide for more information on the SecUploadApproveScript parameter.
Setting SecAuditEngine to On, RelevantOnly or DynamicOrRelevant enables mod_security's powerful logging facility, which captures much more information than Apache's default logs. On causes all requests to be logged by mod_security, RelevantOnly logs only those requests that trigger mod_security filters and DynamicOrRelevant logs both relevant requests and requests with non-null handlers. SecAuditLog specifies the file to which mod_security should write its logs.
SecFilterDebugLog, obviously enough, specifies the file to which mod_security should log internal debugging information. Setting SecFilterDebugLevel to 0 turns off debug-logging; if you're actually having problems with mod_security, or are fine-tuning its configuration, you can set this to 1 for significant events (which will also be written to the audit log), 2 for info messages or 3 for still-more-detailed info messages.
Now, at last, we arrive at the real power of mod_security: customized filters. Listing 3 shows three such filters.
mod_security rules that allow OTRS to run
Any one care to share their rules for securing but still allowing OTRS to run. We are using OTRS as our ticketing system but the default config' for mod_security blocks attachments & uploads & a handful of other action. We would like to have the best of both of these applications.
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Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
Facilities include 24 hour reception, internet access, shopping centre with jewellery shop, boutique, market stall, leather store, gift shop, car rental, laundry service and a dry cleaning service.
There are numerous swimming pools including a main pool, relax pool, adults, pool, indoor pool, children's pool, water-slides, sun loungers, parasols, loungers, sun terraces, spa centre, massages, sauna, steam room and a hairdressers.
Sports facilities include 4 tennis courts, badminton court, volleyball, beach volleyball, water-sports, bowling, table tennis, canoe, fun fair for children, mini club and mini football.
Further facilities include 9 restaurants, patisserie, grill house, cafe lounge, lobby bar, disco bar, snack bar, bowling bar and an Italian bar.
Please note that some facilities are subject to weather/seasonal openings defined by the hotel.
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Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel comprises of rooms, suites and bungalows distributed in several buildings. All are equipped with bathroom with bath/shower, WC, hair-dryer, mini bar, safety deposit box rental, satellite TV, telephone, air conditioning and a balcony or terrace. The suites also have a separate bedroom and living area.
This accommodation has previously been known as : Club Voyage Belek Select Hotel
Special Information
Please note: rates displayed are not available for Turkish Nationals.
Please Note: Stamp on arrival visa's are being replaced by the new e-visa application process. All visitors to Turkey from 10th April 2014 will be required to purchase their entry visa via the Turkish Government website www.evisa.gov.tr prior to travel.
- 2 Bedroom Bungalow
- 2 Bedroom Family Bungalow
- 2 Bedroom Superior Bungalow
- 2 Bedroom Villa
- Bungalow
- Bungalow - Garden View
- Bungalow - Grdn View
- Bungalow - Land View
Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
Antalya Region
The hotel is located right on the beach with loungers, parasols and water sports to try out. The centre of Belek is approx 2 km away with a wide choice of shops, bars and restaurants to enjoy.
Antalya Airport is approx 43 km from the resort of Belek.
Meal Types available at Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
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Breakfast, Buffet, Restaurant (Family restaurant), Daily: 07:00 - 11:00.
Lunch, Buffet, Restaurant (Family restaurant), Daily: 12:30 - 14:30.
Dinner, Buffet, Restaurant (Family restaurant), Daily: 19:00 - 21:30.
Breakfast, Buffet, Restaurant (Adult restaurant (16+), Daily: 07:00 - 10:30.
Lunch, Buffet, Restaurant (Adult restaurant (16+), Daily: 12:30 - 14:30.
Dinner, Buffet, Restaurant (Adult restaurant (16+), Daily: 19:00 - 21:30.
Breakfast, A la Carte, Restaurant (Turkish), Once per stay: 09:30 - 11:00.
Snacks, Beach Bar (Family), Daily: 12:30 - 18:00.
Snacks, Beach Bar (Adult beach club), Daily: 12:30 - 16:00.
Snacks, Turkish, Restaurant (Gozleme house), Daily: 12:30 - 17:00.
Light meals, Cafe (Bistro), 24 hours.
Lunch; Ice Cream; Dinner, Children Only, Restaurant (Mini club Restaurant), Daily: 12:00 - 13:00, 18:00 - 19:00.
Patisserie, Cafe, Daily: 11:00 - 19:00.
Ice Cream, Cafe (Milky Cafe serving Desserts), Daily: 11:00 - 19:00.
Snacks, Snack Bar (Toast house), Daily: 12:00 - 18:00.
Restaurant bar, Daily: 12:30 - 14:30, 19:00 - 21:30.
Pool Bar, Daily: 10:00 - 18:00.
Beach Bar (Adults), Daily: 10:00 - 02:00.
Beach Bar (Family), Daily: 10:00 - 00:00.
Bar (Patisserie Bar), Daily: 10:00 - 00:00.
Lobby Bar, 24 hours.
Bar (Bowling bar), Daily: 10:00 - 23:00.
Disco (Underground disco bar), Daily: 02:00 - 04:00.
Bar (Planet bar), Daily: 09:00 - 00:00.
Beer, Bar (Beer house), Daily: 16:00 - 00:00.
Locally produced non Alcohol, Bar (Vitamin bar), Daily: 10:00 - 20:00.
Tea; Coffee, Cafe (Cafe Turk), Daily: 16:00 - 00:00.
Mini Bar, Coke; Fanta; Sprite, Daily.
Mini Club, Children Only (4-15 years), Daily: 10:00 - 18:00.
Tennis; Table Tennis; Beach Ball; Watersports (non-motorised); Mini golf; Boccia; Darts; Sauna; Fitness Centre.
Chargeable Extras
fresh fruit juices, ice cream, games centre (billiards, bowling, gameboy), massage, laundry, dry cleaning, Internet cafe, doctor, medical service, medicine, safety deposit boxes, deluxe beverages (champagne, bottled wines), floodlit tennis, baby-sitting, water-pipe, telephone, fax, Spa & Wellness (hairdresser, beauty treatments), wireless Internet connection, rent a car (car, bicycle, motorbike) and shopping centre are available at a charge. Water sports are also not included in the AI concept and they are available according to weather conditions; catamaran, banana, para-sailing, jet ski, ringo, diving school, water ski (are only available during summer months). The is a charge payable locally for the Steak House and the Japanese Restaurant.
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(5 stars)
Excellent.Mr D Kettles, Dundee
- Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
- Family Bungalow, All Inclusive
- 10th Jul 2014
(5 stars)
Fabulous hotel. Duplex villa very comfy and kept very clean with well stocked up fridge. Staff very friendly and helpful. Food and drink available all day and night. Plenty of sun beds and choice of pools. Private cabanas on the beach, a real treat. That was our third visit and will definitely be going again.Mrs J Lawrence, Upminster
- Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
- Double Or Twin, All Inclusive
- 7th Jul 2014
(5 stars)
Blown away. Everything 5 star.Miss A Lawman, Maryport
- Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
- Double Or Twin, All Inclusive
- 19th Jun 2014
(5 stars)
All of the questions you have asked I rate as 5X star, 1st Class all the way. Superb in
everything which is exceptional. The highest praise I could give. Cannot wait to return.
Even your fridge - filled every day water, beer, soft drinks, snacks, nuts and also a free safe in the room. Everything for all ages.
- Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
- 1 Bedroom Bungalow, All Inclusive
- 3rd May 2014
(5 stars)
Our most relaxing holiday yet! Lovely accommodation in a duplex villa. Fantastic A la Carte restaurants, very friendly staff, plenty of activities for those who want to be active, immaculate grounds, the list goes on. Our only negative was the late night noise from the 24 hour restaurant and bar, as this was fairly near to our room. Definitely going back next year!Mr A Burke, Wrexham
- Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
- Deluxe Villa - Duplex, All Inclusive
- 17th Apr 2014
(5 stars)
Beautiful hotel and grounds. The hotel has everything you could want and more. There is no need to spend any money whilst there, everything is included. Beautiful rooms, in my opinion the bungalow rooms and location of these are great. Away from the hustle and bustle of hotel main buildings and amongst the woodland.
Well tended beach and clean sea. Plenty of food choices throughout the day from the various restaurants. Plenty of daytime activities and day and night time entertainment.
- Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
- Bungalow, All Inclusive
- 13th Apr 2014
(4 stars)
The hotel was lovely and staff great. Food galore but main dining room aimed towards German guests. Not much to do in the evening.Mrs S Gonzalez, Liverpool
- Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
- Family Room - Side Sea View - Main Building, All Inclusive
- 4th Apr 2014
(5 stars)
Fantastic holiday - rooms basic but clean with mini fridge stocked every day, food selection brilliant with plenty of seating areas. Evening entertainment very good, something for everyone. Am looking to book for next year and have never gone back to same hotel twice.Mrs J Green, Basildon
- Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
- Double Or Twin - Land View, All Inclusive
- 12th Sep 2013
(5 stars)
Fantastic hotel, everything was so clean and the food was amazing. Big thanks also to the staff and the animation team for making it a dream holiday.Mrs Y Egerton, Glossop
- Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
- Double Or Twin - Side Sea View - Main Building, All Inclusive
- 7th Sep 2013
(5 stars)
A lovely hotel with 5 star service. Good quality accommodation and food with excellent cleanliness.Mr G King, Hemel Hempstead
- Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
- Double Or Twin, All Inclusive
- 4th Jul 2013
(5 stars)
Everything about this hotel was amazing from start to finish and it's the attention to detail that sets it apart from its contemporaries. Travelled with my parter, my 10 year old and my parents in their 60's. Everyone loved it and we are all looking forward to a return visit next year.Mrs L Mitchell, Wirral
- Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
- Double Or Twin - Land View - Annex, All Inclusive
- 28th May 2013
(5 stars)
Fabulous facilities, food and staff totally dedicated to customer satisfaction, rooms spotless.Mr M Bailey, Romford
- Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
- Bungalow, All Inclusive
- 20th Nov 2012
(5 stars)
Our stay of this hotel was fantastic. Especially having an adults only section. Food at the many restaurants were amazing. Staff were great and very helpful. The rooms were amazing, very clean and the fridge was also re-stocked.Mr C Hammond, St Andrews, Guernsey
- Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
- Double Or Twin - Sea View, All Inclusive
- 13th Oct 2012
(5 stars)
This is an amazing hotel with service to match. I would recommend this resort for families or groups of friends wanting a luxury quiet getaway. The rooms as well as the hotel generally were clean and comfortable. This location is closer than many to the airport so not too far to travel. Food choices around the hotel were great, something for everyone, even the fussiest of people. The staff were amazing and always available to help if required. We loved it and are definitely going back.Miss K Cusack, New Malden
- Voyage Belek Golf and Spa Hotel
- Bungalow, All Inclusive
- 31st Mar 2012
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Marinated Chicken Breasts
1 to 2 tablespoons vinegar, like cider, balsamic, or red wine
2 to 3 teaspoons dried herbs, like thyme, oregano, rosemary, or crumbled bay leaf
1 to 2 tablespoons mustard, whole grain or Dijon
1 to 2 teaspoon garlic or onion powder, optional
1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste… Ladies take it easy on the Salt
4 boneless, skinless chicken breast, each about 6 ounces
Directions: Put the vinegar, herbs, mustard, powders if using and oil in a large re-sealable plastic bag. Close the bag and shake to combine all the ingredients. Open the bag, drop in the chicken breast in the bag. Close and shake the bag to coat evenly
Heat a grill or grill pan. When the grill is hot, place the chicken on the grill and cook for about 4 minutes per side, or until cooked through. You can also bake in a 375 degree F oven for 15 minutes, or until cooked through.
Vegan Creamy Peppercorn Ranch Dressing
1/3 cup water
1/3 cup lemon juice
2/3 cup hemp seed
2-4 garlic cloves
1-2 tsp. whole peppercorn
1 tsp. good salt (himalayan)
1/2 - 1 cup olive oil
Blend everything but oil in blender, on low, until smooth, about 4 minutes. Add olive oil. (Note: I start off with 1/2 cup olive oil or until I have dressing consistency. Then add more oil if needed. The dressing will thicken in the refrigerator.)
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As a kid I loved the stuff and hated the stuff. As an adult it infuriates me in the same way it did back then. Any time I come up with an idea for something to build theres always something missing from the bricks that stops me completing it. The other problem would be not having enough bricks of the same colour to build what I wanted and we all know theres not any point in building a house if each wall has 3 different colours in it.
Anyway we have loads of lego in the house that isn't getting used at the moment. Finn hasn't quite got the hang of building anything other than skyscrapers or penguins and I just dont have the imagination I used to. I need to get back into this though as the stuff is amazing when you get an idea in your head and manage to pull it off.
Talking of lego skyscrapers take a look at this one.
Copenhagen-based architectural firm BIG built it out of 250,000 bricks and 1,000 minifigs. It has 220 apartments with 85 different floor plans and shops. They've even got graffiti, posters, advertisements, and brand name stores all over the shot. The tower is currently on display at the Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York until 11/24 and I want to go and see it!
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In 1950 New Lynn was a Borough with its own Borough Council and Mayor.
A real estate agent Mr Prime constructed the building at 14 Delta avenue as an investment retirement earner for his wife Marion Prime and hence the building was called Marion Court.
The first tenants were McCullough's Drapery on the front ground floor (now Kip McGrath Education Centre). Med lab occupied the back rear of the ground floor of the building. Dr Jim Cameron Campbell started a Dental Practise on the top floor front of the building. Two dental technicians, Leslie McGeehan and Harley Taylor, worked making dentures on the top floor, rear of the building.
In 1965 Dr Jim Campbell was joined by new graduate dentist, Dr Ben Wong who practiced with him for 4 years before before going to London for overseas experience.
Dr Hasan Imam purchased the practice and introduced new techniques and equipment including tooth whitening, computerisation, biological testing to ensure 100% sterilisation of all instruments used on patients. New tooth coloured light cured fillings, crowns, bridges, implants and root canal treatments. However all the past dental treatments of extractions, dentures, fillings, clean and polishing are still being carried out.
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After graduating from San Jose State with a degree in journalism, Fremont native Phillip Bennett dreamed of writing a book.
That dream came true in December with the release of Living the Decision, which is about his life-long battle with Friedreich's ataxia — a rare neuromuscular disease that affects roughly one in 50,000 and currently has no known treatment or cure.
But Phillip was never able to see his name in print or read the thoughtful and supportive reviews his work has received.
He passed away from the same disease that inspired the active and positive life that he enjoyed despite his confinement to a wheel chair.
Phillip was roughly half way through Living the Decision: A pocket guide to cramming 72 years into 27 when he received his "honorable discharge papers," as his mother Valerie bravely put it on his Facebook page following his death.
But he had provided enough material for his friend, Jaime Richards, and family members to continue his story and complete the book on his behalf.
Living the Decision follows Phillip throughout a life that changed drastically when he was diagnosed with FA at age ten.
FA is a degenerative neuromuscular disease that results in loss of coordination and often times a heart condition called cardiomyopathy.
But being confined to a wheelchair did not stop Phillip from packing his life full of adventures. The book explores a life spent skydiving, rafting, rock climbing and loving his family.
Living the Decision is replete with Phillip's witty commentary and first-hand accounts of laughter, joy, pain, struggle and grace, as well as stories collected from friends, fellow FA patients, college professors and online acquaintances.
"The book provides a glimpse into the life of someone who was physically limited but whose life was anything but," said his mother Valerie Bennett.
In addition to putting life into perspective and encouraging others to take advantage of the time they are given, Phillip also endeavored to raise awareness of FA and funds for finding a cure.
As such, 100 percent of his book's proceeds are donated to the Friedreich's Ataxia Research Alliance (FARA), funding the Phillip Bennett Translational Research Award.
Get the book or read a review here.
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Milwaukee has expanded their Fuel line of brushless tools with the M18 6-1/2 inch Circular Saw. According to the manufacturer, the saw offers 30% faster cutting, twice the run time, and three times the motor life of the competition. Because it's cordless, there are no trip hazards and with the onboard LED, the cut line is clear, regardless of working conditions. The saw has a magnesium shoe and a rafter hook. The kit comes with Milwaukee's multi-voltage charger, which is compatible with all of their M18 and M12 batteries.
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False advertising. Possession of graffiti instruments. Fortune-telling. Issuing a bad check.
On the surface, those misdemeanors have little in common. But if Gov. Andrew Cuomo gets state lawmakers to go along with his plan to expand the state DNA database, people convicted of those crimes will be required to submit DNA to authorities.
While most of the reaction to Gov. Andrew Cuomo's State of the State speech focused on casinos and ambitious economic revitalization plans, law enforcement officials cheered the governor's DNA proposal, while civil liberties groups urged caution.
Under current law, offenders must submit DNA if they're convicted of a felony or one of 36 specific misdemeanors, a list that includes crimes like petty larceny. Earlier this year, the state senate passed a bill that would require DNA samples from all misdemeanor convictions. That bill was never reconciled with an Assembly version that included more safeguards and granted defense attorneys similar access to databank records.
Like other law enforcement leaders, Westchester County District Attorney Janet Difiore applauded the governor's push to expand the database.
"Collecting DNA from all convicted criminal defendants who are found guilty of felonies and Penal Law misdemeanors will go far in helping our state's law enforcement prevent future crimes and resolve pending cases," the district attorney said in a statement.
Collecting DNA is as simple as swabbing saliva from a convict's mouth, a process that's "easier to take, and quicker, than fingerprints," said Capt. John Telesca of the Port Chester Police Department. Authorities would use DNA samples the same way they use fingerprints, Telesca said -- if a suspect's DNA is already in the databank from an earlier conviction, law enforcement can quickly make a match from physical evidence left at a crime scene.
That's a fact frequently underlined by advocates: The existing database has aided more than 13,000 investigations, according to the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services.
"It's a test of truth and it can only help the innocent and harm the guilty," Telesca said, "and after all, isn't that what we're supposed to be doing?"
If the DNA databank is expanded, lawmakers should make every effort to include safeguards against things like contamination and fraud, said Donna Lieberman, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union.
"We're encouraged by the governor's recognition of the need for safeguards in the state's DNA database," Lieberman said in a statement issued after Cuomo's speech. "Sadly, New York isn't CSI and in the real world DNA is not infallible. The possibility for error, fraud and abuse exists at every step from the moment that DNA is collected. We need rigorous quality assurance protocols to ensure the integrity of the state's DNA databank."
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