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D. O. Christian Rieger
D. O. Christian Rieger
I have traveled half way around the world from Maui, to Montserrat, to Morocco, to Moravia and Mauritius. I am currently positioned on the north coast of the Dominican Republic.
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The 15th Annual Dominican Republic Jazz Festival, Nov 9th Thru Nov 12th, 2011
Published: October 17th 2011
Central America Caribbean
Dominican Republic
Chucho Valdez at the 2010 Dominican Republic Jazz Festival
October 17th 2011
Click on the video above for sample music. ^^^ For 14 years jazz fans from all over the world have come to the Dominican Republic Jazz Festival to hear top-of-the-line Latin jazz musicians from the Caribbean, Central and South America in the tropical towns of Cabarete and Sosua on the Dominican Republic's north shore. Part of what makes this festival different from others is that during its four days and three nights it wanders from venue to venue so attendees listen to the dulcet tones in different physical surroundings and different acoustical settings—most of them outdoors. Free The festival is free for all but one of the sessions. "We did this," says Jennifer Kirkman, one of the founders and coordinators of the festival, "because we wanted as many people as possible to have exposure to jazz
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Cabarete . . . No Place Like Anyplace Else
Published: December 22nd 2010
Central America Caribbean
Dominican Republic
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December 22nd 2010
Cabarete . . . No Place Like Anyplace Else Cabarete is the water sports capital of the Dominican Republic and the Caribbean. Period. It has unexcelled wind and water conditions in a range that accommodates learners to experts in windsurfing, kite boarding and wave surfing. For over two decades, Cabarete has been home to world class events like The Kiteboarding World Tour, Master of the Ocean (the only watersports triathalon in the world), Kiteboarding 4 Kids, The Summer Fest, The Butterfly Effect (a celebration of women in water sports), Pablito Guzman's Cabarete Classic, the Masters' Surf Reunion, and The Midwinter Laser Regatta. It is real good stuff, responsibly done. But Cabarete is not Just Water Sports Cabarete goes way beyond that. As Greenwich Village in New York is not just for artists, so Cabarete is not
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Cabarete360: Virtual Tour of Cabarete, Dominican Republic
Published: March 15th 2010
Central America Caribbean
Dominican Republic
March 15th 2010
Active Cabarete has posted a virtual tour of Cabarete at: http://www.activecabarete.com/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=e49a847533ecdd443acafd77b0025935&topic=558.msg1041;topicseen#new If you cannot get the website by clicking on the link, cut and paste it. My two bits is that it can only do good if every business in town that has a website has a link to this. It has more than 150 panoramas of Cabarete, looking similar to Google's Street View. To start, go to http://www.activecabarete.com/360 To pan, click and drag the mouse. For an impressive full-screen view, click on the button in the bottom-right corner of the panorama, or right-click anywhere on the panorama and choose from the different viewing options. Enjoy and let me know what you think!
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It's in Cabarete and It's The Only St. Patrick's Day Parade on the Beach in the World
Published: March 8th 2010
Central America Caribbean
Dominican Republic
The St. Patrick's Day Parade Starts on the Beach at 2:00 PM
March 2nd 2010
St. Patrick's Day Party & Parade on Cabarete Beach The first St. Patrick's Day parade in the Western Hemisphere was in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1737. The second, and now by far the largest, started in New York City in 1762. The one here in Cabarete, Dominican Republic, is eight years old. It may not be the biggest or the oldest, but it is on the beach and that makes it the best. It is organized by Jose O'Shay's Irish Pub, the starting point of the parade. The St. Paddy's Day celebration officially starts at 11:00 AM, but some of the Irish-for-a-day show up early to lie on the lounges on the beach and eat breakfast brought to them by O'Shay's waitresses. Breakfast brought to you on a lounge, in the sun, next to the surf ---
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Staring into the Sun --- Key West
Published: February 24th 2010
North America
February 24th 2010
It was party time in Key West yesterday. Judy's birthday. Thirty-five, maybe fifty people showed. It went on till just before sunrise. It broke up early. We all got up about four hours later to go to the beach to get the early morning rays. There was not much food left. We ate what there was. We would have skipped breakfast altogether, but the kid has to eat. A two year old needs nutrition. There we were at nine in the morning eating ice cream and the dog had gin on his breath. It was like being in New York without the inconvenience of going there. (From an undated diary entry. Credit given where credit is due.)
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"I Hated My Grandfather Ever Since"
Published: February 21st 2010
North America
United States
Key West
Southernmost Point in the U.S.
February 21st 2010
Years ago I met a man in Key West who contracted with an estate to operate a parking lot. It was three-quarters of a block from the heart of downtown and the main drag of Duval St. I have a tendency to say hello to all sorts of people, particularly the ones that others ignore. I look at it this way, someone has to help make their day a little better. He was a bit of a malcontent. He grumbled about this person or that business, but it was more of a mumble and he never quite explained why he was unhappy. Over the period of the few weeks before his contract ran out and a Miami-based parking lot company took over, we had an occasional chance to chat when he was not busy and I
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Itinerary from Cabarete
Published: February 21st 2010
Central America Caribbean
Dominican Republic
February 21st 2010
Cabarete has a varied international permanent and vacationing population — Russians, Bulgarians, Macedonians, French, Italian, English, Norwegians, Swedes and so forth. You never know who you are going to meet, where they are from and what work they do. One such man is a Muscovite. He used to earn big bucs working for a major bank trading government bonds. He quit because of the stress and he was not seeing much of his wife and daughter. They moved to the north coast of the Dominican Republic where the stress factor is much lower. To some extent, he took after his father who was also a banker, a governor of the Soviet Union's central bank. He told me his father was not too happy with the economic situation as now run by the current government. He was
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The Pulga and The Milk of Human Kindness
Published: January 11th 2010
Central America Caribbean
Dominican Republic
Cabarete Coat of Arms
January 11th 2010
The Pulga's Tomatoes Last weekend I made my usual trek by guagua to the Saturday Pulga, 200 meters or so east of the Texaco east of town. I bought what was perhaps the largest beefsteak tomato I have ever seen from Deb Suwala, Cabarete's own "first water" organic farmer. It was a one pound plus monster of some heirloom variety with a deep magenta color and a dark purple capping. I also bought a Black Russian type and a yellow. Picked ripe. Everyone of them. None of this half-green foolishness. I put them in the refrigerator as soon as I got home. A few hours later I got hungry and sliced into the Black Russian and ate. I said to myself, "This is the best tomato I ever had." And that is saying something, because I
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Vanilla and Cinnamon -- Cabarete
Published: January 1st 2010
Central America Caribbean
Dominican Republic
Cabarete -- Panaderia Dick
December 31st 2009
It is 6:30 AM. The aroma of vanilla and cinnamon from baking pastry wafts through the early morning, off-shore breeze as it reaches toward the shore of the bay. The aromas linger with the salt mist that rises from the breaking waves on the golden sand shore. Flapping banners of surfing schools and clubs mix with the rustle of palm fronds. Pre-dawn coolness quickly dissipates before the rising sun. Two men set up lounge chairs and shade umbrellas as a runner passes, waves and calls out, "Hola!" At the east end of the bay, fishermen slide their dinghies into the water and head out to the reef. These are the only motorized craft allowed in the waters in the fifteen miles that stretch along this part of the Dominican Republic's north shore. They will have returned
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Chapter One
We were so happy, and I couldn't have been happier. He was the only thing keeping from falling to pieces when my parents died, and now, here I am utterly heartbroken. The days go by slowly, as if the universe wishes for my fate to go by slowly, so that I can catch a glimpse of myself in the mirror every morning, knowing that my Edward has left, again. But this time, with another woman. How could one to that to someone they once loved, pack up and just head out, leaving me to contemplate life's difficulties myself. Now I was alone in the world. Well, I had my cat.
The day was so close to beginning. It was four in the morning. I don't even see the reason why I attempt sleep anymore. The bed sinks in on my side because Edward is not here to even it out. I never knew how his weight could even make an impact on my life so much. I peered to the clock, the red numbers reminding me of the poisoned blood that led to the broken heart that I bare. The thing about love is that it can leave you, no matter what you do or how hard you try. Now, I am left alone.
I got up, not very sleepy, but still looking like a mess. I pass my unfinished paintings on my way to my bathroom. I haven't painted anything since he left, and I don't think I plan to anytime soon. After my parent's died, Edward was the only inspiration I had, because he brought the happiness back into my cold, dark corners, and illuminated them and filled them with warmth. I stood in front of my mirror, just staring. Edward's shaving cream and razor were not there, nor was the cologne he kept in the bathroom. The "his" towel was missing, as cliché as it was, and his dirty pajamas still lay in the hamper. It was his favorite pair. I turned, as I caught site of the black, silk, long pajama pants. Anger filled me. I was relieved that I could feel anger after such heartbreak towards Edward. My mother had always told me that the next step to recovering was being able to stop crying and to just be angry with the situation. But that was my mother for you. Secretly, you hated yourself for not being good enough, not necessarily him leaving.
But the realization didn't keep me from digging through the hamper and puling out the silk reminder. I padded through my window and into the living room of my second to top floor apartment and through the parcel out the window. It fluttered down onto the cold streets of Toronto. This was seriously sucking at the moment. I felt a tiny bit of closure at the sight of the last reminder I had of Edward being trampled over by the feet of strangers. Turning around, my cat stared at me. "Don't look at me like that," I ordered. He mewed and turned away. "I can make it through this," I called after him. I was going insane, talking to my cat in full sentences now.
I showered and dressed in my worst clothes. I gathered my paint supplies and I sat down at my easel. The soft serene painting I had begun that I promised myself would be about my love for him, was not transformed from soft blues and purples to blacks and reds. The anger I held was the inspiration for this one and I had the urge to just take the scissors and gash the painting to shreds. Instead, saving the hard work I had taken from my soul, I painted a large, bloody-colored gash in the middle of the easel. I stood back to admire my work. Swirls and globs of paint arranged in the perfect organization representing heartache, betrayal, and demise reflected back to me. This was one reflection I could live with.
Now, my heart racing in anger, I got up, leaving my painting to dry and I left to my room, a million thoughts racing through my mind. How dare he just leave me, again! And how dare he leave me for another woman! I gave him everything! Everything he ever asked of me and without complaint and he just leaves! Oooh, that bastard! Luckily for my anger, Edward left half of his clothes here. He was flying to Seattle to be with his beloved Tanya, and now I was stuck in Toronto, Canada with all of his belongings. Guess what I'm going to do now?
After practically running to the dresser and wardrobe, I took two whole handfuls of his clothes. I took them to the bathtub in the bathroom, took the bleach I kept, and bleached his clothes. After that, knowing my painting clothes were already ruined, I took the clothes in the bathtub out and made my way to the same window. Without even looking I threw them out of the window. I was probably going to be reported for littering or something, but did I care? No. I had plenty of money in the account to last me for years, and when I sold this painting I just made, I would have even more. Take your current state, I always say, and turn it into inspiration.
It took about three trips to get all of his clothes out of the dresser, the wardrobe, and the closet. After the workout it gave me, I just wanted to crash on the couch. But knowing it would bleach it, I instead went to the bathroom to shower the bleach off of me so when I changed the new clothes wouldn't get bleached. I dressed in white clothes afterward just to be sure and then I crashed on my couch.
I wasn't sure why I felt the need to destroy his clothes and he most likely would sue me. Once again, I think I can handle it. The idea of taking something of his and obliterating it gave me certain since that I was obliterating him. And I loved it. But half of me hated the idea as well. I still wanted Edward's memory. Damn, I still wanted Edward, but it seems as if I won't have either now. I could have jumped off of a building at the thought of still wanting him, at the thought of crying about him.
There was a knock on the door. What perfect timing. I dried my eyes and I got up, shaking my head so my hair would fall around me, hiding my face. Maybe they would think that since I got out of the shower I slipped and fell or something, causing me to cry. Okay, even though I can see that happening that would be even more pathetic. I opened the door. "Package for Ms. Swan?" the boy said holding out a brown, packaged box with a clipboard perched atop of it.
"Oh, um, yes, that's me." I smiled shyly.
"Thank you," he said after I signed.
It all happened too fast. I felt a little fuzzy object pass my leg and then I saw a little white fur ball run to the stairs and up. "Sparta!" I yelled after him. I shoved the package in the man's chest and ran after my cat. My cat was the only thing I had at the moment, and I've had her for four years. Plus I loved her. Which is why I chased her up two flights of stairs?
My patience was pushed over the edge when I noticed that the door to the roof was cracked and then shot little Sparta, running to the edge. Did I have a suicidal cat? Because there he sat, at the edge of the building next to mine. In fear of him falling, I called, "Here kitty, kitty, kitty," I beckoned him with my fingers.
He stared at me like I was stupid, his eyes just saying, "Fuck you, come to me!" Like all cats do.
I had no choice. Steadily, and slowly, I placed one foot against the ledge, and then my hand on top of the edge. Slowly and dangerously, I leant over, holding my hand out to my cat. The building was only two feet away, but I was three feet away considering the building ledge was three feet thick. "Come on," I beckoned, "Come on….." Sparta did not budge. So, I stood up and sat on the ledge, straddling it. (It hurt the bottom of my thighs) "Kitty, kitty," the little fur ball looked at me like I was crazy, which I probably was.
"Wait No!" I heard.
I jumped, and in doing so, losing my balance in the process, and I almost was sent falling of the edge. "Ah!"
I waited for my death, but instead two strong arms wrapped around my waist, and pulled me off of the ledge. We were both sent tumbling onto the gravel of the rooftop. I heard a grunt and realized that I was on top of my savior. I would have gotten up, but everything went dark, my eyes couldn't help but close and my head became very, very heavy.
"Miss, Miss!" he yelled.

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Not my or my family's taste! Would have been much blaner than it already was if I had not added much more butter, smashed roasted garlic and onion salt..........was still blan! We are just
Buttery Polenta
This simple Italian side dish complements the stuffed chicken. You can also easily adapt the recipe to accompany basic roasted chicken, pork, or beef by stirring in your favorite cheese at the end.
Yield: 6 servings (serving size: 2/3 cup)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 149
- Calories from fat: 28%
- Fat: 4.7g
- Saturated fat: 3g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.2g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.2g
- Protein: 2.7g
- Carbohydrate: 24.1g
- Fiber: 2.7g
- Cholesterol: 13mg
- Iron: 0.5mg
- Sodium: 329mg
- Calcium: 2mg
- 5 cups water
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup dry polenta
- 2 1/2 tablespoons butter
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- Combine 5 cups water and salt in a saucepan over medium-high heat; bring to a boil. Gradually add polenta, stirring constantly with a whisk. Reduce heat to low, and simmer 20 minutes or until mixture is thick, stirring often. Remove from heat. Stir in butter and pepper.
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I'm Ali from a²(w) and today I'm going to help you trouble-shoot a couple basic stitches. Nothing stinks more than trying to sew something and having your stitches look like the sewing machine barfed them out. Yes, this used to happen to me a lot until I figured out what was wrong.
On the left you can see that I set my length to 0.3. The stitches are almost on top of each other. This is called a satin stitch and is used in applique. Right below that line the stitch length is 0.5, so just slightly further apart. Moving to the right, you see a stitch length of 1. I increased my stitch length by 0.5 per row (I didn't change the stitch width) up to that huge 5 on the right. When finishing the seams on clothing, I usually use a 2.5 stitch length instead of a serger.
Here you can see the bobbin thread sticking up onto the top. This means that the top is pulling too hard! Ease up guys, turn the knob to a lower number. Or sometimes the top gets lazy and the bobbin thread pulls it through. See the top thread showing through to the back? You need to kick the top thread into gear and raise the tension (higher number).


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October 28, 2013
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We introduced our next-generation integration platform today with the debut of Red Hat JBoss Fuse Service Works 6 beta. JBoss Fuse Service Works represents the next version of Red Hat JBoss SOA Platform, and is based on a lightweight and flexible modern integration patterns framework, Apache Camel. Together, Red Hat JBoss Fuse Service Works and Red Hat JBoss Fuse provide a range of integration capabilities within Red Hat JBoss Middleware. JBoss Fuse Service Works sets the stage for faster and easier cloud, mobile application and business process development and integration by allowing IT to simplify service-enabling of existing and new applications and data. The technology also helps organizations to transition to an open hybrid cloud architecture building upon these service-enabled applications and data, driving quicker time to solution and greater responsiveness to ongoing change.
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Oct 25, 2011, 07:50 PM | |
I'm about to bit the bullet and build a CL antenna. I was thinking CL on both VTx and VRx, but it looks like the skew/plannar is better on the VRx side? I'll be picking up some RG-58 cable and SMA connectors this weekend. I'll have to pick up some mig wire too I guess.
Question on the mig wire. I read it's hard to straighten out after being wrapped on the roll. Any hints on the best/easiest way to straighten the wire? Now to get off my arse and give this a try. |
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I think diversity is good be cause of the combo of an helical and a skew planar. I also want to keep the onboard setup as light and cheap and going for a full fledge OSD with GPS would not fit the bill. I'd rather invest on the ground station than the onboard stuff. Anyways there is this topic also by IBCrazy about no-osd tracking using another set of helicals to know which way to point. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1337608 I'd much rather spend time and money getting this work than something I can loose on my multirotor. I guess flying a plane FPV is way different as it can do one really really cool thing, glide... |
Oct 26, 2011, 01:35 AM | |
Don't know how much the inkt/paint will have influence.
But the building tollerances are so big I never know where it will be in frequency. Don't come further than 1250m with CL/SPW on a good day with 600mW Using a Fatshark aviator Edition with build in receiver. And it's really different each day. One day it's perfect. The other that totally crap and I will try an other CL/SPW. i think the noise levels in my country are quite high and the Build in receiver isn't sensitive enough. Even it so worse. My buddy has a good image when flying my plane and when I fly it still has drop outs :S Methanol and gas engines have influence and when more TX systems are on it also has some image losses. |
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Quick video of my latest fly ( with crash ) using Cloverleaf/Skew combo on 1.2ghz with my quadricopter. As you can see almost not a glitch during the flight. Perfect video without interferences. When using inverted vee I have lot of glitches and dropout, the difference is insane.
Next test will be long rage with 8 turn helical+skew&cloverleaf using diversity. |
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Recipe by Lauren H.
"This pie appears every Christmas at my family's gatherings and has for several generations. It is very dense, rich, and oh, so good! Cut the finished pie into one-inch pieces to serve as an appetizer, rather than as an entree. Substitute sharp Cheddar for the Asiago if you prefer, and try an 8-inch square pan instead of a pie plate. Good cold or warm."
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1 1/2 pounds ground pork
1 tablespoon fennel seed, or to taste
1 tablespoon crushed red pepper flakes, or to taste (optional)
1 teaspoon salt
5 eggs
1 1/2 cups grated Asiago cheese
1/2 cup bread crumbs
1 pastry for a 9-inch double crust pie
this is excellent with a few additions. made exactly to recipe..pie was too solid,& not too flavorful.so the 2nd time I added 1/4 lb of ground beef, 1 tsp Italian seasoning,1/2 teasp. basil & only 4 eggs.Also made it with 1/2 mozzarella & 1/2 Sharp cheddar.Excellent. And as Laurie said, perfect cut cold for appetizers. My friends loved it. Thanks.
Replaced the pork, fennel, crushed red pepper, and salt with 1-1/2 lbs. hot Italian sausage removed from the casings because the pork mixture in the recipe is really just loose Italian sausage. If you don't like peppery heat, you could use mild Italian sausage instead. Didn't have Asiago, so I used Parmesan. Reminded me very much of something my Mom made all the time when we were kids, only she made it into calzones instead of a pie.
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"Relatively Quiet Except in Summer, Nice Trails" Willamette Mission State Park by glabah
Willamette Mission State Park Travel Guide: 20 reviews and 133 photos
It is not known very well how established a community existed at this location before the arrival of Methodist Missionaries in 1834. The idea of establishing a mission here was to reach out to the Native American people of the region, and perhaps this location was selected due to a nearby Native American community. At that time the river was right next to the mission location, and most certainly that part of the location selection was to aid in transportation.
Unfortunately, Native Americans were in the middle of a substantial malaria epidemic, and orphaned children were regularly showing up at the mission house wanting help, as their entire communities were being destroyed.
The location of the mission at this location was determined to be a poor choice, as there were vast swarms of mosquitos (which is a significant problem during a malaria epidemic!) and in the 1840s the mission was relocated to a community that was called Chemeketa, but is now known as Salem.
With the removal of Native Americans to reservations distant from this area, the mission ceased to function as an outreach to Native Americans. Eventually, parts of the organizational institution were turned into what is now Willamette University.
With the departure of the Methodist missionaries in the 1840s, the buildings fell into disrepair. The enitre area around the mission was completely changed in a huge flood in the early 1860s, with even the Willamette River changing course (what is now Mission Lake inside the park was once the main river channel) and significant loss of historical buildings through the Willamette Valley. Most likely whatever remained at Willamette Mission was completely destroyed during that flood, which also completely washed away the original community of Champoeg.
Today, Willamette Mission State Park is considered an extremely important historical location for the state of Oregon, and to a lesser extent the settlement of the west coast. The park features horse trails, bike trails, hiking trails, boat launching ramps, and picnic facilities. There are several historical markers indicating the history of the area, and a fair amount of area has been set aside as wild lands for preservation. The Ghost Structure indicates the former location of the mission.
The USA's Largest Black Cottonwood is a feature of the park as well.
The Willamette Vision Educational Trail is a 2.5 mile loop that describes efforts to restore the natural habitat as well as have sustainable farmland in the park.
Keep an eye out for wildlife!!!! Cougars have been known to visit the park, and there is a whole set of instructions posted on how to deal with cougers. Follow them!
For bird watchers, you will want to keep a close eye on the various large nests from birds of prey, including osprey, red-tailed hawks, and bald eagles on those occasions when they decide to show themselves.
The Wheatland Ferry connects the northwest corner of the park to the west side of the river. It is possible to use either the park's bike paths or drive to the main entrance of the park from the east side of the river.
More information about the park is on the state parks web site:
- Pros:Far enough from Interstate 5 that it is hard to hear the traffic, and nearby roads aren't extremely busy.
- Cons:"Willamette Mission" is long gone, so no historic pieces of the location remain. Can be very crowded on some good summer weekends.
- In a nutshell:Decent place to relax and explore, but not really a tourist attraction of any sort.
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The history of the founding of here is fascinating, and Civil War enactment up that way seems "unique" for the territory. YOu did a very nice presentation of the sites and the pictures taken are great.
Informative and well-researched tips. I've read all about the Spanish missions on the west coast, but have never heard of Methodist missions!
1st state park of USA i just read about where cougars are sighted. i liked the tips and the pics are absolutely great. thanks for sharing so much of information. and btw, i liked your motto too :-)
Thanks for the update on one of the earliest pioneer structures in Oregon. So sad to learn that absolutely nothing is left--not even archeological digs?
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Is when I see...
The dripping rays of sunshine
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The colors of the Rainbow
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Is when I realize...
That the crying baby in church
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gospel and why we must survive.)
That a single flower growing
between a sidewalk crack,
(reminds us through beauty there
is strength in the harshness of life.)
The greatest perfection so perfect
to me. Is that which I cannot realize
or see.
In the depth of your eyes,
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The slender shape of your legs,
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The fine mist after-love that pearls
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Amazing! I don't understand half the code, but it looks like it works. That bunch of code up there is the first actual coding I wrote for a movie clip in a game. I can see that I still a long way to go before I understand actionscript. I have one other think that can be solved by soneone who knows actionscript. if (this._x_root.mouse._x+1) { this.gotoAndPlay(1); This makes the animation only play 2 frames. I need to make it play on the firt frame and on the 52 frame. all the coding inside the mc is set.
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No, actually this is for changing the mc's frames depending on where the movieclip is in perspective of another mc. 1-52 are an animation and 53-104 are another animation. Thanks.
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Hang on. I just tried the first code you gave me, and the mc goes in the opposite direction of the mouse. It also faces away from the mouse. Since I don't really understand the code, can you please fix it? I think there was a misunderstanding. I want the eagle to follow a mc (instance)named "mouse" Oh yeah. I am trying to have it change the set of frames it plays depending on whether it is to the left or to the right of the mc named "mouse."
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What does Math.Pl mean? Thank you for listening and correcting. Sorry if I am asking too many questions.
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Many Malaysians are invoking the power of prayer to aid the massive multinational search operation for the Malaysia Airlines plane that disappeared without a trace early Saturday.
On Sunday, a former Malaysian prime minister joined multifaith groups for prayers at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport, where Flight 370 took off for Beijing. Prayers have continued across Malaysia, where Muslims make up the majority of the population, and significant numbers of ethnic minorities, including Chinese and Indians, follow other religions.
And church news is little different: pastor so-and-so is embroiled in a moral failing; church such-and-such fired its pastor over leadership differences; and the seminary down the street let go a professor over theological issues. The list goes on and on.
Isn't it time for something different?
How about a little good news? What about a viral campaign about churches doing well? Well, here is my modest attempt to say a good word about our church community.
A California resort town, already reeling from a legal fight over the placement of memorial crosses at a minor league baseball stadium, is now engaged in another round of bitter acrimony over the display of crosses on public land.
Not long after, another family appeared at the scene to erect six smaller wooden crosses at the same site. Each bore a handwritten message, including "What if this was your child?", "To each his own," and "Get a life."
In a small college town 20 miles north of Charlotte, N.C., "Homeless Jesus" is provoking more conversation than a month of Sunday sermons.
The hollow, bronze piece bolted to the park bench is a $22,000 gift from a church member intended to support public art.
That's a small price to pay to get people thinking about what it means to be a Christian — and what it means for "Homeless Jesus" to take up residence in a community of 270 townhomes and single-family homes, said the Rev. David Buck, the rector of St. Alban's.
Last week during my Sunday school class, one of my second graders asked, "How can we go to heaven, if we continue to sin?"
As usual, I am often stunned and quieted by the striking questions that come from the mouths of young people.
I usually respond to the inquisitive questions from my Sunday School students by reiterating what I have been told by many a Sunday School teacher: "Even though we break our promises, God doesn't; God promised us if we believe in God and that God's Son Jesus died for our Sins, we will go to heaven — even when we mess up."
While that seems like a really 'simple' explanation of one of many biblical truths, it is still striking and amazing that even though we continue to 'mess up,' God has not retracted on God's promise of offering us a beautiful ending to the troubled world we live in today.
As I think about Romans 8:21 and how it speaks to the fact that "creation itself will be liberated from its bondage to decay and brought into the freedom and glory of the children of God," I get excited. Not only because we all will see the glory of God one day, but that the bondage and decay we are experiencing in our physical world will end in Glory!
Last fall, on a Sunday afternoon, as I walked out of the church, a young man tugged on my Franciscan habit. It was Miguel, a member of our Latino choir.
"Father," he said, "please, pray for the people of my home parish back in El Salvador, especially for one of the priests who has received death threats."
Startled, I asked: "What is happening there?"
"These priests are organizing against the multinational companies," he said. "The companies are looking for gold. What will be left for our people? Only poisoned water, a wasteland, and death."
A few weeks later, I had another similar conversation with a group from Guatemala. Theirs was a similar tale of how indigenous communities were being threatened by mining projects.
As a Catholic and a member of the Franciscan Order, I believe that we are called to "read the signs of the times" and to listen to the cry of the poor and the "groaning" of God's Creation.
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I'm especially impressed with the way Publix hires people with disabilities.
To provide a needed service and then go above and beyond in seeking to benefit the community — that's a winning combination, and a legacy to be proud of.
That's why I've been so surprised to see Publix (along with Wendy's) refusing (so far) to join the Fair Food Program. And that's why I've been outspoken in my desire to see Publix live up to the ideals of its founder, George Jenkins, who said, "Don't let making a profit stand in the way of doing the right thing."
Figuring out why Pope Francis has upended so many expectations, how exactly he's changed the Catholic Church in his first year and what he might be contemplating for the future has become a Catholic parlor game that is almost as popular as the pontiff himself.
A single key can best answer all of these questions: Francis' longstanding identity as a Jesuit priest.
It's an all-encompassing personal and professional definition that the former Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio brought with him from Buenos Aires, and one that continues to shape almost everything he does as Pope Francis.
"He may act like a Franciscan but he thinks like a Jesuit," quipped the Rev. Thomas Reese, a fellow Jesuit who is a columnist for National Catholic Reporter.
Walls exist between U.S. and Mexico. A few years ago, I took a class to the Mexico-U.S. border through BorderLinks, an organization that provides educational experiences to connect divided communities, raise awareness about border and immigration policies and their impact, and inspires people to act for social transformation. We visited the metal wall that separates the United States from Mexico at Nogales, Mexico.
The walls went up in 1994.
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), established in 1994, was supposed to help with trade and the economic status of Mexico. However, it failed to do this. It backfired and made the economic situation worse for the people of Mexico. Rich corporations and companies that benefited from the Free Trade Agreement as they were able to move their factories down to Mexico where the labor was cheap and profits higher. As the economy of Mexico suffered, more people made their way, without documents, to the United States to seek work so they could support their families.
In 2006, the United States responded with the Secure Fence Act. As President George W. Bush signed the bill, he stated, "This bill will help protect the American people. This bill will make our borders more secure. It is an important step toward immigration reform." The act included provisions for the construction of physical barriers — walls — and the use of technology to these ends.
This wall is under constant surveillance to prevent people from entering into the U.S. illegally. Ironically, it is a wall built from the remaining metal landing scraps of the Gulf War. The border is highly militarized with patrols who treat migrants as "prisoners of war." It symbolizes militarization, greed, xenophobia, hatred, pride, nonsense, and fear of the other, a reminder of wanting to protect what is yours and not sharing what God has given you. Walls continue to go up along the border as the people of the United States continue to fear that undocumented people will take away jobs. These fears may devastate the lives of the poor in both countries.
As the number of Muslims in Bangui, the Central African Republic capital, dwindles to an estimated 900, the head of a global alliance of churches has urged tackling the conflict from a political rather than a religious angle if the Muslim exodus is to be reversed.
The alliance is one of the agencies providing humanitarian assistance in the country, where chaos erupted last year after the mainly Muslim rebels toppled the government.
The Seleka rebels looted, raped, and killed mainly Christian civilians, prompting the formation of an equally brutal pro-Christian anti-Balaka (anti-machete) militia.


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Software training firm Infinite Skills Inc. this week introduced its Non-Programmers Guide to Building iOS Apps, a beginning-level course providing an introduction to the iOS app development process, and demonstrating how pre-written code can be used and augmented to design a custom app.
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Infinite Skills' Non-Programmers Guide to Building iOS Apps is designed to provide an entry way into the development process for new developers, business owners who need to make services available on the App Store, or potential developers looking to learn more about the process.
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The course then dives into Objective-C, explaining its basic set up of objects and classes, and how to use frameworks and design patterns.
From there, the course covers all phases of the app, explaining the overall app lifecycle, and then looking at its constituent parts, exploring the interface controls, animating the main view, working with preferences and interface objects, and finally preparing your app for distribution.
"We can simplify the app development process down to three steps," Bove explains. "First you design the interface, then you write code in Objective-C, and then you build, run, and test your app."
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Food was fine. Everything else was awful. – The place was so loud I had to shout to be heard by my dinner companions. There was the woman in the sequined hot pants walking around taking pictures of everyone, but since all the tables face forward you got the full effect of every flash bulb right in your face. The dress code wasn't enforced. Nothing like paying $450 for dinner for three and having to look at some hairy guy in a tank top.
The wine prices were beyond obscene. Hundreds of bottles and only a few for less than $100, most over $200. The sommelier asked if I had any questions and I said yes, only one: Have you no shame?
I took my wife and my son there for our 25th wedding anniversary. I made reservations well in advance and told them what it was we were celebrating. We were given one of the worst tables in the place (it was rickety and wobbled) and there was no recognition from the staff.
The food was wonderful. It showed imagination and was artfully presented. The staff, however, didn't know how to serve it. We ordered wine by the glass, but the wines were delivered well after the food. We had our dishes a full ten minutes before the wine showed up, appetizers and entrees alike.
My wife and son ordered souffles for dessert, which had to be ordered in advance. I did not, so the staff just assumed I did not want dessert. The souffles were on the table by the time I finally got someone's attention and was given the dessert menu. My wife and son finished their souffles before my dessert arrived. In keeping with the theme the dessert wine arrived after my dessert did, but at least I got to enjoy some of it with my dessert. My son's dessert wine didn't arrive until after he had finished his souffle.
It's obvious management is trying to maximize profit potential at the expense of guest comfort. Tables are jammed in everywhere making it loud and uncomfortable. But why not? Most everyone there is a tourist and will never be back. I am a local, however, and I won't ever be back, either.
I am very partial to this place (wink wink) Come for the food and stay for the view. Thank you for a wonderful night out. My wife thanks you also.
Yet another bleh hotel. A very special bleh was their buffet. and Ah Sin restaurant. The only thing I liked were the chandeliers at check-in, that was pretty.
Re. the restaurants, got sick immediately after eating at the buffet, and Ah Sin, although had a very good view of the strip, including the Bellagio fountains at nighttime and fun parasol decor, had a completely confused menu.
When you're feeding a crew of over 20 people at both restaurants, you kinda want a little bit more, you know?
Bad Services – We went to vegas and got married at the paris. the wedding services were just amazing!!! i can not begin to tell you how much i love their wedding team. but here are some issues i had with other services.
1)i had my dress to be dry cleaned and pressed and they only pressed it and in the process popped some of the seems of my dress. could have been a bad tailoring job....i dont know, i'm not expert. when i brought this to their attention they very quickly responded and a report was made and money was refunded.
2)the facial i had was just awful! not worth the money i paid for it and not something i would have done their again. but again when it was brought to their attention they quickly refunded so money and offered me another facial, but unfortunately i could not take their offer as it was the day of the wedding.
3)the manicure was terrible! it was done very quickly and not worth the money i paid for it. my cuticles werent trimmed and the paint chipped quickly. the pedicure was nice. the makeup artist put gray on my eyes knowing that i was getting married! i mentioned to her what i wanted before hand, maybe she didn't understand, but why would anyone want gray eyes for their wedding? she changed it when i asked her too. and the hair services were nice too.
i left soon after, so i did not get a chance to mention my frustration with the salon.
so all around, not good services, but good at rectifying mistakes.
Mixed Feelings – Stayed at Paris Las Vegas from 8/1-8/3. I booked this hotel based on other reviews I read stating the location was great. This turned out to be true! Paris Las Vegas is pretty much in the middle of the strip and within walking distance of some of the other hotels you may want to check out for fun. While Paris Las Vegas has a great location, I did have a few issues with the hotel. After checking into our room and wanting to take a shower before dinner, I noticed black grit of some sort and hair on the shower floor. Yuck! I had no idea what the black grit was, but after walking by an ashtray later in the hotel it occured to me that it was possibly the "sand" of an ashtray. How and why it was in the shower is beyond me. After a call to the desk, it was cleaned up. The cold water handle on the sink leaked all over the bathroom counter when in use. I personally found the room stuffy and the bed and pillows uncomfortable. When my husband wanted to use the music feature in our room he called the desk to ask a question about the price. The employee on the phone was not very helpful and some what rude and had to ask another employee the answer. We also found a mixed enthusiam among the employees throughout the hotel. Some went above and beyond to please and others acted like they just didn't want to be there. The pool was a bit dirty and had floating debris. People left beer bottles and cups everywhere in the pool area. I think the hotel could benefit from having recycle bins for people to put bottles in when they are done with them. Even though I had minor issues, I would still recommend Paris Las Vegas. We did enjoy the feel of the restaurant/shop area as well as the food and it is nicely decorated. And as far as Vegas goes, we were happy with the room price. I would give Paris Las Vegas a B+
Fantastic food, outstanding service, so-so champagne – The food here was extraordinary! I love game foods, and found rabbit on the menu so ordered that. It was lovely! We noticed an older woman struggling to read the menu at a table next to us and the waiter came to her with a tray of 5 different sets of reading glasses!! Can you believe that?! One drawback: I love champagne and they only offer three by the glass: One at $12, one at $21, and one at $29. I ordered the $12 glass from Arizona which was awful so I sent it back, then ordered the $29 glass from France which was a little better, but still not clean and light and dry, as I prefer. This place still gets 4 stars from me -- it's great.
Wondeful dining exp., great food and awesom view!!! – I was there with my husband and our friend for lunch on our last day in Vegas! As we came out of the elevator, I was amazed by the view, it was incredible! As we sat down and got our drinks, we sampled cheese puffs and parmesean flan from the chef which was divine. I wound up ordering a checkerboard finger sandwiches, my husband got parmesean crusted chix pallaird with a lobster bisque and our friend ordered an oceanside seafood salad. All of our entrees were delicious!!! They had generous portions and my dish was creative, tasty and simply amazing! It's a bit pricey, but for the succulent food, glorious view and the senusal ambiance, it was definately worth it. I can't wait to go back!!!
Great Views and good service. Menu has nice selection and food is good. – We love going to this place for the views and the relaxed settings. The staff is very helpful. The wine selection is acceptable and they offer a prix fixe menu with wine pairing. Make sure to plan enough time, you will feel very relaxed when dining here.
Pricey, but a great dining experience – I ate at the Eiffel Tower Restaurant (ETR) at on 12/26/07, after arriving in town that same day. I did not think I would need a reservation, as I came to Las Vegas on 12/26/06, staying for 3 nights and never needing a dinner reservation as all of the restaurants I saw were half empty. For some reason this year, Vegas was very crowded immediately after Christmas, so I called ahead for a reservation and was told the earliest they could accomodate me was 9 p.m. They also required a credit card number to hold the reservation, which was a new practice to me, even though I have dined at many high end restaurants in Vegas over the years. Before leaving for Las Vegas, I had perused the online menu at ETR and was leaning toward Beef Wellington as my entree. After being seated, however, our waiter (who has been with ETR since its 1999 opening) suggested the chef's tasting menu. He promised that we would not leave hungry, citing other chef's tasting menus around town that left the customer both hungry and lighter in the wallet. I was initially put off by the $98 per person price, but realized I would probably spend that much for the wellington ($54) and its accompanying a la carte starters and sides. My guests and I all elected for the 7 course tasting menu, which consisted of food portions that got bigger with each course. Remembering the details of each course is difficult, but they included a sampler of seafood, a celery soup, a salad, a filet of sturgeon, venison loins, and a chocolate souffle for dessert. When we got done, were so full that we could barely walk out of the restaurant. On a different note, I read in a previous review how expensive the alcohol was, so none of us ordered any. My only dislike was the incessant amount of flash photography (everyone wants their group pictures taken there) in such a dark setting. But on a culinary level, the food was excellent, gave a great sampling of the tastes of the restaurant, and well worth the $98 per person.
Bad customer service – This note is for expressing how disappointed I am with the service that I received in the restaurant, I appear with my girlfriend to have dinner on December 31th at night. Hoping that this moment will be spectacular and inclusively so excited to pop up the question. But unfortunately my girlfriend found a large piece of plastic in its main plate, at that time I felt that everything is going bad, so I decided not to make the question and to hope that the night improves. Honestly I did not expect that something like that happen, not in a restaurant of its category, not when you pay $600.00. I was trying to impress my girlfriend, but unfortunately everything went bad.
Finally the waiter just change the plate, but didn't offe anything else, for example if you go to an average restaurant or may be a chain restaurant, if something like that happen, they would offer you the plate for free or may be offer you some drinks, or something else.
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Address:high-tech District Zone of Longwan,wenzhou
Contact:jane jian
glycol jacket conical fermenter / cooling jacket conical fermenter / conical beer fermenter 1. stainless steel mixing tank fermention tank fermentor 2. steam heating 3. electric heating We are engaged in manufacturing and offering our extensive range of dairy storage tank with mixer agitator that caters to wide applications in diary industry. This is manufactured using superior quality of precision engineered stainless steel and mild steel. Moreover, we offer this range at most cost effective prices which are widely appreciated by our clients. stainless steel mixing tank / dairy storage tank / chemical storage tank with agitator Main Technical Parameters:
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