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Clore Discovery Centre Blog - Learning: National Museum Cardiff
August 2012
Identifying your finds
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Something we get a lot of excitement (and sometimes head scratching!) from here in the Clore Discovery Centre is helping you to identify your finds. Every year museum visitors bring us thousands of objects they have found/excavated/collected and ask us to help identify them.
This summer Will Hardy came to us to find out more about some fossils he had found recently. Of the three pieces one was particularly exciting as it was beautifully preserved. It might not look much from my dodgy phot but this fossil is amazing!
It's part of a plant called Calamites from the Welsh Coal Measures and is about 300 million years old which grew to about 30m high!
Well found Will!
Over the next few weeks we'll be challenging you to identify some of our 'mystery objects'
May 2012
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Objects are evidence of somewhere, something, or somebody and as such all have stories to tell.
Recently a class of adults studying creative writing at Carduff University attended a workshop here with me in the Clore Discovery Centre. They took on the role of a curator and wrote their own creative labels for some of their favourite objects in the gallery. Here are a few examples:
Iron-Nickel Meteorite (Approximately 4.5 billion years old)
I wandered lonely, in a cloud of fragments, beyond the Martian orbit, since the beginnings of the Solar System some four-and-a-half billions of years ago. A passing satellite, en-route from Earth to who knows where, disturbed my orbit, and I fell towards the distant sun. Later, I felt the pull of Earth, and spiralled down into its gravity well – faster and faster until in fiery glory I blazed across the sky, a meteorite. Though reduced in size, I fell to earth. A fragment of the ancient history of the Solar System – a messenger from outer space – here I lie in The National Museum Collection.
David Edwards
What is it? Popular wrong answers include a drinking vessel or a paperweight!!
It is an axe head. Bronze Age man hafted it to a wooden handle and used the D shaped loop on the side for strapping. Butchering, wood-cutting and self-defence are among possible uses for this versatile tool.
Mike Dolan
A snakestone fossil
thought to be magic,
I was a cephalopod
with head and foot fused.
In life I relied
on plain hydraulics
a siphuncle curled
like a twirling straw
adjusted the pressure
in my chambered coils,
let me rise and fall
as I dodged ichthyosaurs.
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April 2012
Every object tells a story
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Inspired by the most inquisitive visitor ever who came and really tested my knowledge yesterday (perfect mental warm up for all the questions we'll get about the collections over the holidays) I thought it would be useful to give some suggestions for things to consider when exploring objects.
All objects have some kind of a story, and objects are all evidence of somewhere, something, or somebody ans as such all have stories to tell.
So when you're looking at an object for the very first time, thinking about some of these will guide your exploration:
Is it real or a model?
How old is it?
Is it man made or natural?
What might it have been used for/by whom/when/for what?
Does it remind you of anything you've seen before?
Some of our busy school visitors investigated and explored objects in the gallery, through careful questioning and research they discovered lots about their objects. Here is a selection of the labels they wrote
March 2012
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Welcome to the Clore Discovery Centre. For those of you who maybe haven't ventured through our huge double doors we're a 'hands on' gallery on the ground floor of the National Museum Cardiff.
Come to us to explore hundreds of Museum objects: insects, fossils, minerals and gemstones, animal skulls, Roman pottery and Bronze Age weapons (to name but a few!) It's your chance to get to grips with a few of the 7.5 million objects normally buried away in our stores.
These real objects can inspire adults and children alike. Over time we'll be posting some examples of your responses to the collections and giving you some ideas to help you get the most from the gallery and its collections.
Why not bring your 'mystery objects' to the gallery and our experts will help you identify them. We'll be putting our favourites on the blog and asking you to join in with your ideas.
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Being new here, I apologize if this is in the wrong subsection (I did see the java section, but am not sure my error lies there).
I have been assigned a project where I am to create a server that lets clients connect and run a simulation, which runs on the server and gives the output to the client. The server requires matlab and gnuplot. The ouputs consist of 6 graphs created from the output data of matlab using gnuplot.
I am using netbeans6.1's run and deploy to test (hence am using Apache Tomcat 6.0.18 )
I am using a random string generator to use as a clients session and storing it in a cookie. The graphs are created on the server using this random string as part of its name (eg. <name>Ia.png).
Thus, to load this image, I am using a javascript to fetch the cookie with the name and then I display the image using document.write("");
The problem that i encounter when i run this is that the client side shows a broken link (I have checked the link path, it is correct). Now the interesting thing is this; while the client is showing this broken link, if I force an event in netbeans (like say simply ctrl+s or even switch to a different tab to see another file/output), and then ask the client to refresh, the image loads just fine?! Through this, it is confirmed that the link path is correct.
I have no idea why this is occurring or any way to solve this and my deadline approaches so I would highly appreciate it if anybody could give even the slightest insight to what/why is this happening.
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In the below code, why are you using "\" after the filename?
document.write(""); Check the output from the clients side, I mean check the HTML using view-> source from the browser after the page gets loaded. Check if the html appears correctly. |
Light Poster
4Jan2010,19:19 | #3 |
This is the code that i now have for printing the image:
var n=get_cookie("fname"); document.write(''); Here is the entire code: Code:
Invasive contributor
4Jan2010,19:24 | #4 |
did not noticed that it's an excape sequence
did you check the output on client side? view source from the browser... |
Light Poster
4Jan2010,20:15 | #5 |
Thanks for the quick reply.
The code i've shown above (2nd code), is the html i get after i view source on client's browser.. |
Invasive contributor
4Jan2010,20:31 | #6 |
try making the below 2 lines the part of script tags within the header. var n=get_cookie("fname"); document.write(''); Or better make a function, and call that function from  |
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document.write(''); Make sure there is a "slash" (/ in case of Linux or \ in case of Windows) in the variable 'n'. If there is no slash in the 'n' variable, do as follows: Code:
document.write(''); //here escape both the " quote or else don't escape both of them. Last edited by venami; 4Jan2010 at 22:38.. Reason: Added a comment |
Light Poster
5Jan2010,00:37 | #8 |
I tried making it a function in the header and use
and also tried the slash venami mentioned, but neither seemed to solve the problem.. The funny part is, that though this gives a broken link (and 404 if i right click and select 'view image'), if i make anything event in netbeans (the ide hosting this code) like change some tab or something like that and then refresh the page, the image appears. This leads me to believe that the path at least is correct since nothing happens to the path. I have also verified that the images do get created in my content folder. |
Light Poster
5Jan2010,01:03 | #9 |
I tried running tomcat completely independently of netbeans and the problem still persists, and this time, i cannot click anywhere (like changing a tab in the netbeans ide) so that the image loads. |
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5Jan2010,08:44 | #10 |
The problem is not with your server but looks like you have url where there is no image file


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Lincoln Lending Group has announced its offering of purchase mortgages to residents in Florida who are entering the housing market or selling their current home. These debt instrument products or purchase mortgages program are a great financial resource and include many benefits that other types of secured loans do not.
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The company points out a number of factors which make purchase mortgages ideal for the vast majority of homebuyers. First and foremost are the great purchase mortgage rates which can save families thousands of dollars over the life of the loan.
The purchase mortgages program can be used to buy a primary residence, second or vacation home or even an investment property. What's more, these loans typically come with the least stringent mortgage underwriting guidelines. "We would encourage anyone who is buying a home or is selling their current property to look at how competitive purchase mortgage rates are as the real estate market begins to rebound", said a company spokesperson.
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Roselean "Rosie" Whobrey, age 68, of Leitchfield, departed this life on Wednesday, December 19, 2012 at Twin Lakes Regional Medical Center, in Leitchfield.
She was born April 24, 1944, the daughter of the late William Howard and Ersley Marie McStoots King. She was married to the late Garland Whobrey. Rosie was a housewife and worked at Campbell Hausfeld in Leitchfield.
She is survived by her son, Michael H. Whobrey and his wife, Diane, and one grandson, Jacob Whobrey.
Other survivors are 10 sisters, Loretta (John) Stone, Dottie (Herman) Cottrell, Natella (Rick) Williams, Suzie Mercer, Elaine (Everett) Decker, Rena Mae Whobrey, Joyce Richards, Alice Grimes, Evelyn (Raul) Cook and Geralean Smith.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, two brothers, Simon and Elbie D. King, and one sister, Wanda McStoots.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, December 20, 2012, at the Watkins-Oller Funeral Home, with Bro. Charlie Smith officiating. Burial will follow in the Salem Cemetery, in Edmonson County.
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rs* - ■""■Hr* *• 131 -■ '#H NISSLY & WARREN. Publishers. SALINE, WASHTENAW CO., MICH., THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1891. VOL. XL-NO. 22. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ' PROFESSIONAL. E.JONES. F. Attorney at Law. 4.11 Business attended to with Promptness and Gare. Office on McKay street. SALINE, MICH. rj. R. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law, Especial attention aid to Pension Claims of all lands. Newcomb Block, MILAN, - - MICH. TT A.NICHOLS, NI. D., PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. NEIGHBORHOOD GLEANINGS. Newsy Notes and Occasional Occurrences From our Near Neighbors. Office atNicho SALINE, ' ros'. drug store. MICH. r\ F. UNTERKIRCHER, M'. D., PHYSICIAN and SURGEON., j Calls promptly attended to at all hours. i Office in Hauser block, Chicago street, SALINE, - - MICH. i O W. CHANDLER, NI D., ! PH YS1CIAN and SURGEON | Jifflfie on Adrian Street, first door south of the Wallace Block, SALINE, - ,. - MICH. TT D. HELLER, D. D. DENTIST. Headquarters for the best Tooth Powder ,". in the market, Office over Nichols Bros', drug store. % SALINE, - - MICH. p C. SLAGHT, Veterinary Surgeon. Graduate of Chicago Veterinary College, Residence 1J4 miles east of Pennington s Corners. Calls may be left at either of the stores at the Corners. All calls promptly attended to. _"" MACON, - - MICH. MISCELLANEOUS. VT7"ATER!VIAN'S PROTOGRAPH GALLERY. (Miss Gillett's old stand.) Will be in Saline every Wednesday and shall be pleased to meet all in need of work in my line. "Jiill and see samples of our work. rp-CORDON, The Pioneer Painter. Over Forty Years Experience. Carriage. Sign and Ornamental Painting, Paper Hanging, Frescoing, Etc. SALINE, .- - MICH. M. BRIQGB, Practical Painter. louse painting, graining, paper hanging and kalsomining. All wort promptly and ' neatly done, and satisfaction guaranteed,. SALINE, -' - • MICH. yAN DUZER'S ■" barber §hqp. lair Cutting. Shaving, Shampooing and all ■" - ' "Work in the Barber Lipe. .' Bath rqqm iq'dbnnectiqn. Hot or cold baths a£ ninimas: ' ' ". - " a. a vakdushh. SALINE, MICH. A. MILLER & SON. (Successors to J. A. Alber). I*i-we3?3T> Feed and Sale Stable, First-class rigs .at reasonable rales. Commercial travelers and their baggage carried to and from adjoining towns with promptness -and at living rates. Old American House Barn, SAlilNE, ' - - MICH. John BaumgardBer, . (Successo to Anton Eisle,) DEALER IN Foreign and American Marble, Granite and Building stone. Corner of Detroit and Catherine Sts. ANN ARBOR," MICH. SALINE REPAIR SHOP. When iu need of Repair Work in the line of v JEWELRY/ *« WATCHES, * '■ \ ., CLOCKS, ^v:' SEWING- MACHINES, BICYCLES, GUNS, ETC. " Give"me \a call and.t will guarantee satisfaction. ". *: Respectfully, , ,«.il. tQRESSY, 3 Wallace Block. Grass Lake is to have a ''pickle factory." Ypsilanti Methodists talk of building a fine new church. Hewitt & Cham pin, Ypsilanti shoe dealers, have assigned. Heck Bros., Tecumseh, will rebuild their mill, recently burned. Hiram Miller, oE near Belleville,died last week at the advanced age of 91 years. A black fox, a rarity in this latitude, was captured in Superior township recently. The Globe mills, Tecumseh, are filling an order for forty carloads of Hour for Ireland. The Tecumseh lecture course lost its public spirited projectors about §200, Such is glory. Macon's meat market has peetered and its people must now go rabbit hunting when they want fresh meat. Ypsilanti Presbyterians expect to improve their house of worship about §8,000 worth the coming summer. j The Lilly House, Tecumseh's leading j hotel, has changed hands, Harry S. Lee j now being proprietor. Lee is ahustler. f There are 600 pensioners in Washtenaw county and Uncle Sam distributes about §70,000 among them each month. ; The contract for building Chelsea's new school house was last week award-1 ed to a local Builder, his bid being, §6,28(5. " The Ypsilanti papers brand as a lie ', the sensational report of the dress stay. factory strike, as published iu some De- \ troit papers* \ An Ypsilanti man was last week fined S2-5 for assaulting his wife. A > dose at the whipping post is what j such brutes need. | A Lenawee county man had an §800 { horse. He hasn't it any more, for last I week it laid down and died. Moral: j Own a cheap horse. ; The T. & A. A. By. had a 8-3,000 | wreck at Shepherd, Tuesday. A'-wild" ; train ran into a local, wrecking several [ cars.- No one was killed. j George Knowles, of Brooklyn, is the j latest victim of the didnVknow-'twas- j loaded revolver. Ho may pull through j alivej but it was a close call. ; Clinto* chuckles over the fact that j she has §600 good dollars in the treasury. Something should be done to reduce the surplus. It's dangerous. • Chicken disputes, or iu other words cock fights.are gettiug to be a frequent occurance iu Ann Arbor and some people wonder why they are allowed. Ypsilanti feels quite confident of securing that shoe factory. Ann Arbor had bettor be looking to her laurals for Ypsi. is evidently gettiug a inoye p,n he.r. The S2Q.0Q0, suhscr.iptjqn; requircc! tp, sccur.e the y\Taterir)an gift, of a similar sum, for a university gymnasium, has been nearly raised, and the U. of M. students stand a fair chance of soon exei'cising their muscles in a $10,000 gymnasium. A sneak thief entered the "Wabash ticket office at Milan last week and spirited away the cash draw with all its contents—about S13. As the loss fell on the night operator in charge, the boys "chipped in" and made good the amount for him. We have never yet been able to quite settle in our own minds the question whether "measles" is in the singular or plural number.—Franklin Cor. Herald. Try 'em dear sir: you 11 find "em plural.—Adrian Press. The Press man evidently knows what he's talking about. Ypsilanti has a novel scheme for securing a big shoe factory. The "Ypsilanti Improvement Company" offers to platt 40 acres of laud into loOlols, to be sold at §200 a lot and one=half tlie proceeds go as a bonus for tho factory which is to he located on the land platted. Quite a scheme both for Ypsi. and 'the "Y.I. Co." Unfortunate humanity may be found in our midst every day but the following touching case reportedin last week's Argus seems doubly pitiful: Last evening a well dressed man of apparently thirty-five was found crying on the steps of a South Main street block, and was taken into Werner & Brenner's. As his cries did not cease, and nothing could be discovered as to the reason of them, the jail was telephoned to and Turnkey MeCabe took him to the jail and gave him abed. He apparently heard nothing that was said to him, although spoken td in both English and German, and uttered no sound except that of sobbing. A^encil was given, him, but he would not write.. He cried himself to sleep. ; He' had twenty-six cents and a number of letters addressed him in German. This morning he was still crying. Dr. Kappeume down to seo him. Ho was dumb, but wrote .an excellent hand, and stated he was from Wisconsin, had.no placotogo and nobody wanted him. A little girl over in Lenawee- county recently drank a quantity of kerosene oil, and the Press says they saved her by putting a wick in her and burning itodt. - . Parties from Toledo are opening up a new dry. goods store iu Clinton, For several years Clinton has had but one, and much of the trade has gone elsewhere. Some of Ann Arbor's citizens say they don't give a continental for' -party'' in their local election aud propose to get up a "Citizens' ticket" at their coming spring election, in wnich the man, regardless Of his political faith, color, or previous servitudeshallbe the consideration. Ann Arbor has this week again had her semi-occasional episodes in which a student played port. 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Beautiful llowers, spotless lilies, were upon the casket, emblems of love from the dear ones who ministered to the suffering body and coinforted the der parting splr.it- At tlie head qf the casket strati a rare and, lovely piUow of p,ur.e whi^te roses intermingled with tho rich green of ferns, siailas. and teuber b,uds, while aui'ass the face of it, imbedded in immortelles,that sweetest aud tenderests of human words, "Mother" shown in its violet setting. There were present the brother of the pastor, F. W. Bartlett, esq., of New Biehmond, Wis., and a large number of sympathizing friends. Mrs. Bartlett was" of Huguenot descent on her father's side; descended from Ethan Allen oil' her mother's side. She was born aud reared in New York city where her husband married her, when in the Quartermaster General's department with Gen. Arthur, late President. Mrs. Bartlett was an educated, earnest woman of strong character and great loyalty to her Saviour and his church on earth. 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Title | 1891-03-26; Saline Observer |
Date | 1891-03-26 |
Publisher | LeBaron & Nissly |
Description | An issue of the Saline, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1880. No longer published. |
Subject/Keywords | Saline (Mich.) - Newspapers; Washtenaw County (Mich.) - Newspapers; |
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After the trappings of her new upper-class lifestyle lose their appeal, Bridget realizes that stepping into Siobhan's shoes does not solve her problems. Siobhan's life has been quietly tumultuous for a long time. Bridget has to maintain a marriage to a man she does not love and nurture friendships with people who are strangers to her. She also has to navigate the romantic affair that Siobhan was having with her best friend's husband. Bridget learns that Siobhan's life had been in danger as well, meaning that she has stepped out of one murder plot and right into another.
Ringer's intriguing premise was not enough to keep it on the air for longer than one season. The CW had hoped that Ringer would help it expand beyond its trademark teen fare, but the show failed to lure mature viewers away from more adult networks. Ringer also never caught on with CW's core viewers, who preferred lighter fare such as Gossip Girl and The Vampire Diaries. The series did manage to wrap up as many loose threads as possible before its untimely cancellation. Bridget finds out that Siobhan is alive and had been a participant in the murder plot against her.
The show pokes fun at its own use of soap opera tropes. While Bridget is posing as Siobhan, she flounces about in Siobhan's extensive collection of Joan Collins-esque caftans. The green screen effects for outdoor scenes are deliberately obvious. The very notion of twins who are both at the centers of their very own murder plots is deliciously campy. Ringer's detractors pointed to these supposed flaws as evidence of the show's poor quality. These attributes actually hinted toward self-awareness on behalf of the show runners. Ringer never got the chance to fully explore its soapy conventions, but as it stands, the show is still a fast-paced, engrossing send-up of the genre.
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Episode 22 - I'm The Good Twin
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"Ringer" went out with a bang (pun intended) as the season closed out tonight. The bigger question is did the series just end as well?
Things are beginning to tie together on this week's episode of "Ringer". Who knew when we first started the show that Catherine, Andrew's bitter ex-wife, would play such a prominent role in everything? Or that Olivia was involved? Or that she was a lesbian? It was just truth-bomb after truth-bomb this week.
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This week's "Ringer" was wildly uneven, managing to pack in a lot of edge-of-your-seat moments and revelations with an equal amount of boring conversations in hospital rooms. Even though we found out huge information bombs like Henry's unwitting murder of Tyler and that it's Bridget, not Siobhan the shooter was gunning for (pun fully intended) the hour still dragged.
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Whenever twins turn up in "Ringer" you can be assured they will be double the trouble. So it is for Siobhan when she learns that the father of her babies isn't turtleneck-enthusiast Henry like she hoped, but most likely Andrew. Isn't it such a bummer when your husband turns out to be the father of your children?
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RS is undergoing a new direction, so I am deleting this old thread since it will be recreated by Quin. Thanks.
RS is undergoing a new direction, so I am deleting this old thread since it will be recreated by Quin. Thanks.
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Thank you Cipher for setting up our Guild post on the GW2 forums.
Firstly i would like to extend all my welcome to all new recruits and potential recruits to our guild. Yesterday we welcomed makospawn and Numberz into our ranks and i hope your settling in well and enjoying your time with our guild.
Should anyone have any questions about our guild in game please do not hesitate to contact myself or one of our guild officers or visit our website which is full of useful and insightful information.
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Thanks for setting this up Cipher and good luck on recruitment Arn.
Greetings all,
I am your friendly neighborhood recruitment officer for Red Squadron. I will be the one reviewing and accepting/denying your application. I do accept bribes LOL. I look forward to meeting you.
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Local Boy Scout troop seeks help with repairs to vehicles
By SHAWN SKAGER
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December 7, 2012 · Updated 6:28 PM
For the past five years, Boy Scout Troop 835 has dedicated itself to helping communities in need.
Now the troop from Pacific, Algona and south Auburn needs a little help from its friends.
Scoutmaster Jim Brass says the troop's two vehicles – a van and school bus that has been converted to a mobile kitchen for disaster response – are in need of costly repairs.
The van, which has amassed 647,000 miles, is in a Puyallup shop getting a new axle to the tune of $1,500.
"And the bus needs a new bank of batteries," Brass added.
Both costing money the troop doesn't have.
Although an Auburn businessman – who wishes to remain anonymous – has stepped up to provide half of the $1,500 for the van's repairs, the troop still needs money to continue to respond and provide help in emergencies and disasters throughout Western Washington.
"Unlike most scout troops who save money to go on trips, everything we earn we put into disaster response," Brass said. "We're very unique in the whole nation doing this and have been recognized by the Boy Scouts for our disaster response."
When windstorms and flooding ravished the Washington coast in 2007, Troop 835 was there.
"The largest thing we responded to was in Westport when they had 150-mile-per-hour winds and no power," Brass said. "We set up in a gym and were serving meals. We also set up in Pacific when they had flooding."
The troop's mobile kitchen, converted from a 1987 school bus, stocks more than 1,000 meals.
"We have things like beans and rice and coffee. We never have enough coffee. The first thing people always ask for is coffee," Brass said.
The bus also stocks items such as flashlights, blankets and coats for emergencies.
"It's just where our heart is we take great delight in helping people," Brass said. "When the kids walk away from feeding a homeless person or helping feed someone at a disaster they feel like heroes."
Brass credited Pacific's Noffkes Towing for bringing the van to the Puyallup repair shop for free. He also appreciates Pacific Partnerships for sponsoring the troop.
In addition to disaster relief, Troop 835 runs a food bank in south Auburn.
Tax-deductible donations can be mailed to: Scout Troop 835, P.O. Box 77. Pacific WA 98047-0077.
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There are lots of ways to get around Montreal but one of the most popular is the 4-year-old Bixi bike-sharing program.
"You can have a bike here, go for a short trip, find another station, put your bike in," Michel Philibert, the Director of Communication and Marketing at Bixi, told two travelers attempting to rent a bike. The travelers realized that the idea is to keep the bikes available so someone can't take a bike for the whole day.
If this sounds familiar, it's likely because a copycat program called Citibike is getting its wheels in motion to launch in the Big Apple this summer.
"NY is a huge city," Philibert said. "It will be a huge system and I'm pretty confident that New Yorkers will adapt to the city bike share very rapidly."
Thanks to Bixi and independent bike rentals, biking is one of the top activities in Montreal, right behind eating. So why not combine them?
"We do a lot of biking culinary tours," said Ruby Roy, a guide with Tourism Montreal. "You can taste your way through the markets or through the neighborhoods or you can do it on your own if you don't want to be with a guide. Very easy by following the bike paths. You go from neighborhood to neighborhood. Each one has their own specialty, different bakers, local Quebec product and cheeses. You can try bagels." One of the newest places to pedal to this summer is the urban beach in the heart of Old Montreal.
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PLANO - Several weeks after rolling out a utility line insurance program, full refunds are being offered to any Plano residents who feel they were misled by the city or the insurance company.
The city council first heard a presentation from Service Line Warranties of America (SLWA) at a November meeting. At that time, the council and city staff made it clear they were considering partnering with the insurance provider as a way to not only allow their residents to be protected from costly repairs, but also as a way for the city to earn additional revenue.
The contract was approved with little fanfare in January, but residents began to complain last month when the sign up packets began to be sent out. The complaints mainly center on SLWA's use of the city of Plano logo, which has led some residents to believe the insurance was being offered by the city, not by a for-profit company.
Mark Israelson, the city's director of policy and government relations, said the city was not attempting to hide anything from its residents, but admitted the communication could have been better.
"The styling of the letter has confused many residents," Israelson said. "I have talked to a number of citizens via email and the telephone and tried to explain the agreement. We have been up front about this and talked about it with our council in an open meeting. This is a first of its kind as a partnership and in doing so, with the letter coming out and not being as clear as our citizens will like, we will make some adjustments going forward to make sure people know the letter is from a vendor and that it is extremely clear what the relationship is."
The program offered insurance on the utility lines that run from the street into houses, which are often not covered by a standard homeowners insurance policy. Water and sewer coverage cost about $10 per month. In order to use the city logo, SLWA paid the city a licensing fee of $63,730, and also agreed to pay a 12 percent royalty on each contract signed. The city estimated it would bring in about $31,865 in royalties the first year the program was in place.
"We want to do what is in the best interest of our citizens," Israelson said. "We did it as a way of generating additional revenue, but it also presented an area that was at risk with aging infrastructure and shifting soils. This was done to answer a number of issues, and in doing so we have tried to be up front about that."
Hairston said the letter was not clear that the city was using this as a way of generating revenue from its residents. She said since it is possible to purchase utility line coverage through many regular homeowners insurance companies, this partnership was not necessary, and said the payments seemed like a kickback in return for endorsing the company.
"I think they should have let the citizens know that they are receiving money, and that every time we buy a warranty the city gets a cut of it," she said. "It should have been right out there in capital letters."
Brian Davis, a regional account manager with SLWA, said about 3,000 Plano homeowners have signed up for the service, with about 300 of those coming since the initial WFAA television report of the homeowners' concerns. Since that report, he said only two policy holders have canceled and asked for refunds. Davis said his company has a strong reputation and has been vetted by and partnered with the National League of Cities and the North Central Texas Council of Governments.
"We have had this city program for five years and work with more than 125 plus cities and we have never had this problem before," Davis said. "The way the program works is the city wants to make the homeowner aware that this is an issue. They told us they got a lot of calls about this dealing with who is responsible for maintaining the lateral lines. This is a way for the city to say A, this is an awareness campaign, and B, this is a trusted company that we feel can help you out if this is a concern of yours."
Davis said any homeowners who have signed up can call SLWA and receive a refund. He said since the policies are month-to-month, homeowners may simply quit paying their premiums and they will be out of the program.
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A cleaning agent used to clean espresso machines or coffee machines, including glass carafes. Each box contains 3 packets.
Vinegar is an incredibly versatile product and has become a household staple as it is cheap, widely available, and can be used for just about anything. One misconception about vinegar is that it is a good way to clean and descale coffee machines. While it may sound self-serving, here's why it is a bad idea to use vinegar:
1. The vinegar leaves a strong odor (as everyone knows) that can co-mingle with coffee oil, turning your fresh brew into a "fresh ew."
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I have been brewing both espresso and coffee for many years. I am embarassed to say that I used other so-called decalcfying brands to accomplish this task. Well, no more my friend! I am a true believer in CleanCaf by Urnex which I personally prefer over Durgol to use in my Gaggia Classic. I used Urnex when I worked part-time as a barista for a four years and if you are going to do a job, use a product that is going to deliver top quality results. It is going to take you the same amount of time to decalcfy using XXX XX vs.CleanCaf , the results are going to be 50% improved at the very, very least probably more! I was so impressed the first time I tried it as compared to what I had used in the past I bought more, especially when it's on sale too!
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This worked so well I still can't believe it. I hadnt descaled in five years to the horror of the Wholelattelove person I spoke with but she suggested i try this anyway since I was getting nothing from the group head and water out of the steam wand. So, after two days of cleansing with this Urnex the machine works better than it did even when it was new five years ago. Still in awe!
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My machine was incredibly clogged. The manufacturer only offered putting some white vinegar in to clean it and that worked for a while but finally the machine became fully clogged. I was about to buy another when I decided to do some research. I stumbled on this amazing product and ordered a three pack to try it out. My machine is like new. It took two packets to clean the machine out but as I say it was in terrible shape. I am now going to order a supply to be able to clean my machine regularly so this never happens again. Thanks Cleancaf, this coffee lover is indebted to you.
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mjackson ♦ Marina,
That actually is the product I would suggest using. It will work very well just follow the directions.
mjackson ♦ No difference in product. You can call in and we can give you a better price if you order a case of 6. We look forward to hearing from you .
Michael Rosso ♦ Walid Abu-Ghazaleh...Thank you for the great question you posted on our Super Wall. Urnex Cleancaf would be a great choice for descaling the Gaggia Brera or any another espresso machine (prosumer machines excluded. Thanks.
For my Gaggia Platnium Vision Plus do I need to use both the Cleancaf and the Cafiza cleaner tablets?
Michael Rosso ♦ Sam...Thank you for your question. You will want to use the Urnex Cleancaf for desacling your Gaggia Platnium Vision. Urnex Cafiza is for backflushing Semi Automatic espresso machines. Thanks.
mjackson ♦ Marie,
Unfortunately you cant. The product you selected is for descaling a machine. The Jura tablets have been designed and are properly sized for you Jura. It is a specific product and it is really what you should use. It does a great job and will keep your machine running great.
Is this the appropriate stuff to use on my gaggia classic? just bought the machine and want to take good care of it. Thanks
mjackson ♦ Victoris,
It is the correct product to use. You can also use Dezcal or Durgol as cleaning solutions as well.
I see this is the cleaner recommended for Gaggia machines (I have a very reliable Gaggia Coffee). I just bought some cleaner for automatic drip coffee makers by Whink. Is Cleancaf especially formulated to work best in my machine, or will the Whink cleaner suffice? Is there a chance that a "drip" cleaner will harm an espresso maker?
mjackson ♦ James,
I am not sure about Whink. I do know that Cleancaf will work and is formulated to not harm your machine. It is citric acid based. I would make sure the other one is before using it. I cant recommend the other, because I don't know enough about it.
mjackson ♦ Susan,
The Cleancaf will work well and is certainly cost effective. You may also want to consider the Durgol as it is a liquid and is very easy to use. The Cleancaf is a powder and you need to be sure to dissolve it completely for it to work and it be effective.
Do these work in the place of the Jura descaling tablets for the Jura S9 superautomatic? If so, how many tablets does it use in one descaling treatment? I'm trying to compare apples to apples.
Thanks very much.
Michael Rosso ♦ Rebecca...The Jura cleaning tablets have been designed specifically by Jura for use in their machines. I do not know how well cleancaf will work in their machines. Thanks
I have a Jura ENA4 and it says to use only the JURA decalcifying tablets to avoid damage to the machine. I have several boxes of the Urnex Cleancaf left over from the machine I replaced, can I use it without fear or do I just need to throw it away?
Michael Rosso ♦ Trevor... Jura has designed their own cleaning and descaling tablets just for their machines. I am not sure how well Cleancaf would work with their espresso machines. Thanks


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Cleveland State 67, Old Dominion 55: Starters excel as CSU pulls away in second half
A trend is emerging with the Cleveland State Vikings.
Depending on your point of view, that trend could be encouraging or alarming.
The Vikings have opened with three victories in four tries, including a 67-55 victory over Old Dominion on Saturday at the Wolstein Center.
In each of those three wins, every member of the starting five scored in double figures.
Mess with that scenario, and what you get is Tuesday's 77-47 blowout loss to Michigan in the preseason NIT.
Sophomore forward Marlin Mason and his four fellow starters were in much better form Saturday, bouncing back from a shaky first half against ODU's zone defense to pull away in the second half.
Mason finished with a game-high 17 points.
"We lost four seniors from last year's team and we have a lot of young guys, so I have to step up," Mason said.
Sophomore center-forward Anton Grady and sophomore point guard Charlie Lee each tallied 13 points. Sophomore guard Sebastian Douglas had 11 points. Senior forward Tim Kamczyc chipped in with 10 points.
Douglas had nine of his points in the second half, while Kamczyc posted all 10 of his after the intermission. Continued...
The Vikings struggled in the first half, shooting 35.7 percent from the floor as ODU built a 30-25 halftime lead.
CSU took a 36-35 lead on a Kamczyc jumper at the 16:35 mark of the second half and never again trailed.
The Monarchs got nine players in the scoring column, although none scored in double figures. Dmitri Bannon and Keenan Palmore each scored nine points.
ODU's bench players had a 24-3 scoring advantage over their counterparts from CSU. Make that counterpart, as freshman guard Bryn Forbes was the only CSU reserve to dent the scorebook.
Grady counts himself among those who are encouraged by the way CSU's starters are piling up points.
"It's a big plus," the former Cleveland Central Catholic standout said. "If one guy has an off night, the other guys pick him up. Everybody can play."
CSU coach Gary Waters said he's confident the scoring will become more balanced as the season unfolds and more young players find their strides.
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"I'm happy to take what we get until we get this thing organized," Waters said.
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