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1-16-2014 Community Notice
Dear Neighbors and Friends of Safeway:
Safeway is excited to report that construction will resume at College and Claremont next Tuesday, January 21st. Many of you have been inquiring about the lack of activity at the site, and expressing how much you miss your store. It's a complicated project for numerous reasons, but the good news is we have received the building permit from the city and we're ready to get going.
As you may remember, Safeway signed a settlement agreement over a year ago with several Rockridge community groups that required Safeway to confer with them about major design refinements after the City of Oakland approved the project for construction. Over the past five months, we have had very productive meetings with these community groups regarding design changes that were needed in order to accommodate the store's structural and operational systems. We have now reached a point in those discussions where we can resume activity at the site, while continuing to communicate with the community groups as construction progresses.
Thank you for your patience over these last several months. Once construction gets underway you can check the website at www.safewayoncollege.com for regular updates to see what's happening with construction. Both the store and the shops building will be a beautiful addition to College Avenue and worth waiting for!
In the meantime, please patronize the retail shops around College and Claremont and Safeway will work on getting the new store and shops open later this year. Feel free to email me with any questions or concerns.
Elisabeth Jewel
Consultant to Safeway
9-13-2013 Community Notice
Dear Safeway Neighbors:
Just a quick update on what's happening at College and Claremont. For the last several days you may have seen a steady flow of trucks leaving the site full of dirt. These trucks are hauling off 11,000 cubic yards of dirt that is being used at another location. The excavation is necessary to address the significant grade change on the property as it slopes downhill toward College Ave. The excavation work is expected to be done tomorrow, after which a few dirt movers will remain to do some fine grading work. Temporary shoring walls have been built on the Claremont side as well as against a residence that fronts College to keep the dirt in place until the store walls go up.
The pictures show the trucks moving through the site, along with the bath their tires get before exiting to keep them from tracking dirt onto city streets. Demolition and grading are moving along on schedule as we finalize the construction drawings for the new store and accompanying shops.
Let me know if you have any questions or concerns. I will be providing periodic updates as we move forward. If you want to watch the construction, please log on to http://oxblue.com/open/Safeway/Oakland where you will get a real time feed from our camera mounted at College and Claremont.
Thanks, Elisabeth
Safeway consultant on community and government affairs
9-13-2013 Grading Progress
9-13-2013 Grading Progess
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8-13-2013 Demolition Progress
8-6-2013 Community Notice
Dear Safeway Friends and Neighbors:
It's finally happening. Demolition has begun at the corner of College and Claremont. After many years of discussion, the 1964 store is coming down to make way for a far more attractive and functional modern store along with retail shops and a public plaza at the intersection. Parking will be on the roof accessed from College Ave., with store entrances on College and off the plaza, which flows between College and Claremont. You can see detailed drawings of the project at www.safewayoncollege.com.
Yesterday, Mayor Quan helped us celebrate the beginning of demolition at a groundbreaking ceremony in front of the store. A few minutes later the excavators went to work and thrilled the crowd with the sounds of wood splintering and glass breaking. Here is a youtube video of the demolition: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x54yc_AhDqI&feature=youtu.be
Demolition will continue for the next several weeks until the site is scraped and all that's left is a dirt lot. Construction will soon follow, and barring a very wet winter, we expect to open the new store late next summer.
Keep checking the website for more current updates. And feel free to email me any questions or concerns you may have.
Enjoy the rest of summer, Elisabeth
8-5-2013 Groundbreaking Ceremony News
Berkeleyside 8-6-2013
Rockridge Patch 8-6-2013
7-31-2013 Demolition Progress
7-11-2013 Store Progress
July 8, 2013
Dear Safeway Neighbors and Others:
We are excited to report that construction of the new store is finally beginning. It's been a long, grueling process, but the day has finally come that the store will close and demolition will begin.
Here is what to expect:
The store will close July 8th. Construction fencing will go up around the perimeter and there will be no public access as it becomes a construction site. The store and gas station will be completely demolished. This will take about 6 weeks and close by neighbors may hear the demolition during the construction hours (weekdays from 7 am to 7 pm.)
Construction is scheduled to begin in early October. The crews will be working every weekday except on federal holidays. Construction workers will park outside of the neighborhood at the 51st St Safeway. The new store should open mid-summer 2014.
The 51st St. store will be open during this time. You may also want to visit the new Berkeley Safeway which will give you a taste of what you can expect from your new store. You can also visit www.Safeway.com to have your groceries delivered to your home.
I will be writing regular updates during the construction to help neighbors and merchants anticipate noise and traffic impacts. Please let me know if you would like to be removed from this list. The website (www.safewayoncollege.com) will be your resource for up to date info on our progress.
Thank you for your support for building a new store. Please contact me with any questions or concerns.
AJE Partners


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How did all of that stuff get in my cart? I surely didn't pick all of that up on my own. Someone must have followed me through the store and slipped things in there! Oh well...I guess since I paid for it, I'll eat it. ;)
Grocery shopping alone and hungry
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Posted 10/07/2012
OMG Same with me. I just got back and said to my husbad, You should never let your Pregnant forgetful hungry wife go shipping alone LOL
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Baby Girl Has Arrived, April 2013
Posted 10/07/2012
Lol I do the same thing when I go shopping even if I eat before I go so much stuff looks so good lol
Posted 10/07/2012
It was everything I had in me to not walk all the way back to the cookie aisle for some of those animal crackers that are frosted pink and white and covered in sprinkles.... I'm not 100% sure that I'm not going to go back tomorrow LOL
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For the installation of Los Gigantes, I included something new – a bench! Although I don't often place benches in the gallery, this show motivated me to include one. The aesthetic of Los Gigantes is very spare, with only ten pieces on view. The works really fill the space though, and they all benefit from prolonged looking. For example, the more time a visitor spends with a Light Knot by Larry Bell, the more they understand the ephemeral, kinetic nature of the piece. Practically weightless, the Light Knot turns and sways with the slightest breath of air. Because it is so responsive to light and environmental conditions, the piece changes from moment to moment.
I encourage people to sit down and study the pieces, rather than rushing through. From the bench installed in Los Gigantes, you will see a painting by Ed Moses, framed by two luminous wall reliefs by Craig Kauffman. The subtle, translucent colors of the Kauffman pieces beautifully complement the stained surface of Moses' painting. Viewed together, the works illustrate the impact of shimmering, sensual color in differing media.
Portraits of the Artists
I know I've posted artists' portraits before, but I can't resist sharing these great photos of the artists in Los Gigantes: Larry Bell, Craig Kauffman, John Mason, Ed Moses, and Peter Voulkos. These giants of the West Coast art scene were all photographed by Jim McHugh, who was kind enough to send us these images. McHugh is a noted chronicler of contemporary West Coast artists and has published several books including California Painters: New Work, 1989 and The Art of Light and Space, 1993. More recently, his work was exhibited by Timothy Yarger Fine Art, and was included in the Getty Museum's Pacific Standard Time initiative. For over thirty years, McHugh has created compelling portraits of artists, capturing their individuality and offering unique views into their world. His respect and enthusiasm for his subjects and their work comes through in every image.
Los Gigantes Opening Reception
We had our opening reception for Los Gigantes at the gallery last Saturday, January 18th, and it was a great time. As you might expect, a show featuring the work of Larry Bell, Craig Kauffman, John Mason, Ed Moses and Peter Voulkos draws a big crowd. These artists are giants within the history of West Coast art, and their work attracts writers, other artists, museum and gallery professionals, and lots of fans!
We were lucky enough to have Larry Bell, John Mason, and Ed Moses in attendance. In the week leading up to the reception, we fielded phone calls from excited visitors who wanted to know if they would have the chance to meet the artists, and I'm glad we didn't disappoint them. The reception had the feel of a reunion, as Bell, Mason and Moses have known each other for many years, and they have a large circle of mutual friends. It was great to see so many members of the Los Angeles art world turn out to support these artists, who each have such strong histories in the city.
With a group like this, it was no surprise that visitors wanted to linger, spending time with both the artworks and the artists. It was a great opportunity to hear from the artists directly, in a relaxed atmosphere. In the end, we knew it was time to head home after a long night when Pinky, Larry Bell's dog and constant companion, curled up and took a nap in the gallery.
Supporting Shows with Scholarship
Taking a look around at Los Gigantes today got me thinking about the artists and their histories with the gallery. Larry Bell, Craig Kauffman, John Mason, Ed Moses, and Peter Voulkos have all exhibited here numerous times and most of them even have a gallery publication to their name! I'm always happy to produce catalogues for artists, and to support their work with scholarship that provides important context for visitors.
Right now, we have four gallery-produced publications available, as well as one collaborative effort. These include exhibition catalogues for John Mason from 2000, Craig Kauffman from 2008, and Peter Voulkos from 2012. Of course, we also have Sensual Mechanical: The Art of Craig Kauffman, the definitive monograph on Kauffman's life and work. To round things out, I also contributed an essay to the catalogue for the Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery's 2012 exhibition Clay's Tectonic Shift, which I co-curated with Mary MacNaughton and Kirk Delman.
An Award-Winning Publication
I am very proud to announce that the gallery, in collaboration with ColorNet Press, has been awarded a Certificate of Merit from the Printing Industries of America for our artist's monograph, Sensual Mechanical: The Art of Craig Kauffman. The Premier Print Awards are held yearly to recognize the highest quality printed pieces in over 100 categories from around the world. As our plaque notes, "The Premier Print Award goes to those firms who demonstrate a unique ability to create visual masterpieces. Chosen from thousands of entries, each represents the unique partnership between designer and printer, need and creativity, technology and craft."
I'm glad the award emphasizes collaborative relationships because it's so important to me to recognize the gallery's partners in this project – it wouldn't have been possible without everyone's hard work. For the design of the book, I will always be grateful for the vision of the late Joe Molloy, of Mondo Typo, and his wife, Amita Molloy, who worked as our production manager. Additional design assistance was provided by Jim Drobka, with typography done by Diane Franco. Finally, I have to thank Nick Nejad of ColorNet Press, for his dedicated attention and expertise. I'm proud to share this award with him.
Continuing Interests
The artists in our current show, Translucence, were all active in the 1960s. Their work is linked by their shared interest in transparency, light, reflection and the awareness of visual perception. Although they are frequently united under the label of Light and Space, and strongly associated with the late 1960s and early 1970s, it's important to note how these artists' work has evolved.
Our current show presents historical and contemporary examples of artwork. For instance, Larry Bell's well-known form, the glass cube, is presented alongside work from his most recent series, the "Light Knots." Working in diverse materials, Bell achieves complex visual effects through his use of thin film deposition – resulting in objects that absorb, transmit, and reflect light, thus calling into question the nature of the physical and visual spaces they inhabit.
Sensuous color characterizes Craig Kauffman's practice, and plastic allowed him to expand on and enhance this sensibility. Suspended from the ceiling, Kauffman's Untitled Loop from 1969 radiates luminous color, casting reflections on the surrounding walls. His more recent wall reliefs pulse with layers of iridescent paint, applied in thin layers to achieve a glowing, atmospheric quality.
Helen Pashgian's work, like that of many of her contemporaries, used the new possibilities offered by industrial mediums to manipulate and explore visual and physical phenomena. Her practice constitutes an ongoing investigation into the interaction between light, color, and three-dimensional form. Like her historical spheres, Pashgian's recent pieces explore the perceptual relationship between color and structure, blurring the borders between these principles. As the viewer moves around her work, colors and shapes advance and recede within each piece, creating an effect of instability.
Translucence and Beyond Brancusi
As we start to install our next exhibition, titled Translucence, at the gallery, I am struck by its parallels with the Beyond Brancusi show currently on view at the Norton Simon Museum. I visited the NSM's show in July, and really enjoyed its perspective on the influence of Constantin Brancusi on the following generations of 20th century sculptors.
I particularly remember the third room of the exhibit, which featured "a grouping of works by Southern California artists who introduced experimental materials and expanded the relationship between sculptural object and space even further."1 This space features four of the five artists included in the gallery's Translucence exhibition: Robert Irwin, Craig Kauffman, Helen Pashgian, and DeWain Valentine. A large cube by Larry Bell (our fifth artist) rests just beyond the doorway.
The works on display at the NSM, like those that will soon be up at the gallery, explore the qualities of light, color, reflection, and translucency. They play with our perception of sculptural space, complicating the subject/object relationship as they dissolve into the surrounding environment. Spatial relationships and perceptual phenomena are the primary focus of these works, and of Translucence as a show.
1 Beyond Brancusi: The Space of Sculpture, Press Release, The Norton Simon Museum, January 2013, http://www.nortonsimon.org/assets/Uploads/Beyond-Brancusi-Press-Release.pdf
Beyond Brancusi
I recently viewed the superb show "Beyond Brancusi" at the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena. It's a very carefully selected show (just twenty works plus "Bird in Space" upstairs), entirely from the NSM holdings of modern art. There are three sections of the exhibit, demonstrating "…the transformative notion of space, and, secondarily, materials, that Brancusi presents."
Entering the Norton Simon, one descends the center staircase to the basement, into the Special Exhibitions area. Part one includes nine works; Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore, and Isamu Noguchi (all marble) as well as Louise Nevelson, Gabriel Kohn, Charles Mattox and Guy Dill (wood and other materials). These sculptures set up the relationship to Brancusi in ways both direct (Hepworth and Moore) and tangential.
Relationship to sculptural volume and the use of larger masses in space abounds in the second room. The scale and industrial materials of Minimalism expand the exhibit in works by Donald Judd (two from Judd), Robert Morris (a felt piece), and John McCracken as well as Carl Andre's modular floor piece and Larry Bell's big dark cube. This is a compact view of the major power of the Minimal era.
It's in room three where the show gets really interesting, as far as sculptural space is concerned. That's because the work of Helen Pashgian, Robert Irwin, Craig Kauffman and DeWain Valentine present ways in which our perception of space is heightened or altered. The Robert Irwin disc—in aluminum sprayed with a luminous, magical shifting aura of pale color—is installed at the far end wall, framed by the room openings of the previous sections.
Back upstairs in the permanent collection, Brancusi's "Bird in Space" is highly polished bronze, and the progenitor is "reflecting life itself" according to the artist. That might be a good way to view the whole show. Certainly, the emphasis on spatial relationships dominates, and the significance of materials or process is secondary in the show. It's the work of Norton Simon Museum curator Leah Lehmbeck, and definitely something to see.


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Rocking her signature look – braces and all – the face of Covergirl covers ELLE magazine's Canadian February 2013 issue. Branding her "music's coolest star", the issue mirrors the industry's high hopes for the singer. With a few Grammy nominations for her collaboration on the track, We Are Young, the 26-year-old is set to have a good year.
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Average grade: 6.2 %
Length: 23.38 km
Height start: 1341 m
Height top: 2792 m
Elevation gain: 1451 m
Maximum: 10 %
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Difficulty ranking world: 343 (all)
Ranking United States: 31 (all)
Ranking Sierra Nevada : 12 (all)
Difficulty score: 143.75 what?
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I know i am for sure
Its gonna be my upgrade from the ipad 0 to this ipad! lol
This is a discussion on so who is buying the ipad 3 when it comes out? within the iPad General Discussions forums, part of the Apple iPad Discussions category; I know i am for sure Its gonna be my upgrade from the ipad 0 to this ipad! lol...
I know i am for sure
Its gonna be my upgrade from the ipad 0 to this ipad! lol
I'm a power user of Ipad 1 (I've had it since May 2010) if you can say that LOL and so I definitely am planning an upgrade to Ipad 3. I have a 64 GB wifi and plan to buy the largest storage (though I have read it will also be 64 GB because of Cloud storage) and change to 3/4G.
It its not going to be priced crazy, i defiantly buy it
My wife and I have 2s and are happy with them so we'll be passing on this version.
Satisfied with the iPad2 so I'll pass on the 3. Might buy a MacBookPro if I can find some spare funds at some point, though.
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I have iPad 1 and 2, but I could be tempted. That's Apple's job, lol.
Ditto. There just aren't enough compelling reasons to upgrade. If anyone was considering an iPad 2, I bet you will be able to get a great deal on one very soonOriginally Posted by idave23
32GB Wifi iPad 2 / OS 7.0
Despite of lack of funds (which is a pretty good reason I think) I am pretty satisfied with my iPad 2 WiFi 64GB.
However I would not return it if one was presented to me
I won't decide whether to buy till I see what iPad 3 offers. I can afford it, but I need a reason to buy. A much-improved screen might be enough to compel me.
If a 7-inch model emerged, I'd be clicking away at the order button in a New York minute.
I am waiting for it , will be my first ipad


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Like the rest of the nation, Iowa is battling a high influx of influenza cases, with the peak not expected for several more weeks.
According to the Iowa Department of Public Health, the number of hospitalizations and percent of patients going to clinics for flu-like symptoms is already three times higher than in typical years, when the season peaks in February.
One notable aberration was in 2009, when the H1N1 virus was already widespread — the highest level of flu activity — by October of that year.
Eastern Iowa, so far, is not on pace with the Des Moines area, where hospitals urged patients with non-life-threatening illnesses to seek treatment at clinics rather than emergency rooms, because of heavy patient volumes. Those Des Moines-area hospitals also are restricting visitors.
What's been your response to this year's widespread flu outbreak? Are you changing behaviors, such as washing hands more frequently or avoiding public places? Have you gotten a flu shot this year, and is your decision different than in prior years?
Yesterday, in church, there was some attempt to limit handshakes when greeting people and when passing the peace. I fully respected people who were in the "no handshake" mindset, but I gladly shook hands with people who were not in that mindset. I estimate that our congregation was about 50/50 in terms of who shook hands and who didn't.
For me, a good handshake is a meaningful sign of friendship. There is always a modest degree of risk in shaking hands. These days, the risk is a little higher. It's a risk I am willing to take in exchange for the expression of friendship.
I have not gotten a flu shot yet. It is not 100% effective. In fact, it is not even close. I may still get one to improve my odds, but people need to realize that it only improves your odds. It does not guarantee you that you will not get the flu.
I've started using hand lotion to relieve my chapped hands. The dry air along with protective frequent hand washing and use of hand sanitizer has had it's consequences.


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A classic car show is scheduled for Saturday, April 21 from 9:00am to 2:00pm at the Heritage Lake Community Center, located at 27600 Heritage Lake Dr., Menifee, CA 92585.
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Heritage Lake Classic Car Show and Community Garage Sale, Scheduled for Saturday April 21
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my parents lived a ****ed up life and best not to know about that kind of stuff
i've never had to ask my parents what there life was like when they were little, they always seem to tell me first, and they usually say how easy i got it and how hard they had it. which i guess kinda make my gratful for what i have.
and anyway my grandparents used to always tell me stories about there life which were very funny and interesting to hear what they have done in there life.
my parents lived a ****ed up life and best not to know about that kind of stuff
Code Name Wind
I actually think that my parents were preps
My parents told me of their stories.
My dad was the rich, romantic loverboy who had many admirers.
My mom was the hardworking tomboy who would beat up people.
My dad was charismatic. And my mom was intelligent.
My dad believed in happiness above all else.
And my mom believed in productiveness above all else.
And I was a product of their love.
O_o weird, no?
i know what my parents were like , my dad was a fighter in school and my mom was a sports player
1st Sig finished 12-20-09
i havent asked realy and i kinda dont want to know. i will probly be frrked with all that hippy stuff. the only good thing that i realy liked when she was a ked was the rock. ya for rock and like kastelic said the rolling stones kick butt!!
it scares me to know that they had lives b4 me and will not accept it as a truth
"you heard it too.... the voice of the wind" (sdk)
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nomis5 - 12:43 pm on Jun 29, 2012 (gmt 0)
Thanks for the comments. As for the redirect problem, it's not as simple as it looks initially. One apparently simple problem that many javascript solutions ignore is how to allow viewers to go back to the main site without then automatically getting redirected back to the mobile site. However, after two potential outsource options have backed off because of the complexity and my limited budget, I have designed a solution myself and it seems to work a treat. It works for html pages and javascript, if you want specific details of my solution then sticky me, any comments back would be appreciated.
I have however tackled the problem via a G approved, but not the number one recommended G solution. G are pushing the responsive design solution, I couldn't realistically make that work. So I have a .mobi version of the site. In my view, aside from the problems that responsive design imposes on a site, a separate site (or a subdomain) has one huge advantage, it keeps all the problems of evolving mobile devices well away from the main site. I don't have the money to invest in one ultra complicated site that caters for every different screen size so I am keping my main PC / laptop site
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Will I get penalised for this approach? I am betting no. The main reason is that some very large UK sites have gone down the route of of a separate mobile / subdomain site for mobiles. One of the first I noticed many months ago, and well ahead of the competition, was the Jamie Oliver site (and no, I am most definitely not Jamie Oliver!). They have a separate sub domain for their mobile site and searching on Google with a mobile shows that the mobile site (not the main site) is the one returnd in the mobile SERPS.
And yes, rainborick, I agree, designing a version of a website for pre-historic mobiles is a waste of time. The only people using them are exactly the people who will never buy anything online or click on an ad. In fact the current course of developement looks suspiciously like the younger generation owning two devices - a mobile for making phone calls / looking up sports results and a tablet for browsing the intenet and playing games. It's the tablets which seem to be the market to aim for alongside laptops and PCs.


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An honorable funeral, a Grammy Awards performance, a pending biopic film, an upcoming tribute episode on Glee and an exclusive interview with the survived family on Oprah's Next Chapter — these are all the ways in which different parts of Hollywood have chosen to celebrate the life of the late Whitney Houston. Add to that the efforts of Warner Bros. and NCM Fathom, who have teamed up to present fans of the late singer with a unique evening nationwide — The Bodyguard will be re-released in theaters for one night only, on March 28! According to The Hollywood Reporter, the re-release coincides with the romantic thriller's 20th anniversary. The Bodyguard — starring Houston as a famous singer and Kevin Costner as a former Secret Service agent hired to protect her — was the second-highest grossing film worldwide in 1992. Even more so, the soundtrack became the best-selling soundtrack of all time, selling more than 42 million copies worldwide. "I Have Nothing" and "Run to You," were nominated for Oscars, while "I Will Always Love You," "I'm Every Woman" and "Queen of the Night" became some of Whitney's most memorable musical moments. At her funeral, Kevin Costner took to the podium and reflected on his time working alongside Houston in The Bodyguard. "A lot of leading men could've played my part," he said. "But you, Whitney, I truly believe you were the only one who could've played Rachel Marron at that time. You weren't just pretty, you were as beautiful as a woman could be. And people didn't just like you, Whitney, they loved you." Mark your calendars for March 28! The Bodyguard will screen at 400 select theaters nationwide at 7:30 p.m. local time. Photo credit: WENN.comRead more Whitney Houston headlinesBobbi Kristina: Bobby Brown, you are not the father!


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Derisive laughter bellowed down on Marisford, waking Lester Kennings from his sleep. Staggering upright in the rising heat of the morn, from his rented sack of straw in an inbuilt wood box on a wall, the hangover befuddled man stepped out the front of the Maximux Magii. A blast of plasma fire erupted out of the air above the town, and cut its way down Market Street, and through some buildings into the Street of Hides. The heat of the fire washed over the whole town, and Lester instinctively waved his hand over his head, and a blue bell of shimmering translucency spared him from the side effects of the mage duel, thus far. Behind him, gapss of surprise, revealed his indiscretion.
This meant he had to get another place to sleep tonight, use another of his names, perhaps Larry Kendalls, yeah, that would do. Larry took from his sleep box his few goods, tossed a coin to the nightwatchman who made sure that his charges, the fifty or so who slept in the boxes along Dagger Alley were not bothered in their sleep by apprentice necromancers seeking body parts, or royal sailors seeking someone to stand before the mast for two years, or by the most benign of the oppressives, the simple thief. The watchman caught the coin in simple reflex, his mouth hanging open, and about a dozen other streetsleepers all gawked at the magi who had been sleeping amongst them.
Larry, for so he now thought of himself, turned and walked away, looking for a bottle. He was immortal, a verser, and so it took a lot of liquor to kill the pain, as his liver had a great deal of practise. But stepping out onto the street, he saw it was clotted with strings of balls of fire, yellow, green, purple and blue. Each color had its own particular form of doom, or agony to fulfill, and one mage had set this construction loose to shatter upon the shields of the other mage. But it was between Larry and his drink so he waved it out of his way, and came on.
A bolt of fire came down from the sky, and in it a man, clad in lustrous gold thread, layered nineteen times, spelled to glitter with its own light, and to shield him from sword and spear, this man, this figure of power stepped out, and shrieked in a voice that cracked stone.
"How dare you? I am a Master of the Universe, my will is made manifest…."
"Is this going to take long?"
This impertinent remark earned Larry a scorching bolt of plasma fire that peeled the paint off the walls, lit passerbys on fire and cleaned the rather dirty road very thoroughly.
Larry signed.
"Be that way." And he waved his hand and the Master of the Universe exploded into red gobbets of flesh colored with gold thread. And Larry walked on, heading for his favorite drinking hole.


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But buying food in bulk seems nice, especially for restaurants and large families.
Pretty good idea, however not as impressive as buying plasma TVs. I wonder if buying groceries is meant to be online. Say that I¨m cooking and want some creole mustard... It would be much handier just to go to the store than order the thing from Amazon.


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I don't find the Prius V rear view camera very useful. Sure you can see objects behind you but you have no idea of their distance. For instance, when I back the V out of the garage, I can see my other car behind me but it appears much farther than the actual 5 feet that it is. Am I missing something or using it improperly? Can the camera be adjusted to better represent actual distance?
Some GM cars (e.g. Yukon) also have a distance sensor in addition to the camera. It starts beeping once you get close to an object. The beeps get faster and faster as you get closer. Very useful. Would be nice to have this for the front as well!
A 2 D camera cannot represent actual distance. The camera can show 2 types of information 1- is there something there or not - is there something in the way 2- The RELATIVE distance. As you back up, you see how much CLOSER you are getting to the object you are seeing. Only something like sonar could actually give distance.
I've seen other vehicles like the Hyundai Santa Fe that seem to show zones through the rear view camera. I guess what I'm hearing is that on the V the camera should be used to check if something is behind you and that traditional methods (i.e. turning head, mirror) should be used to determine distance from the objects.
Actually you will quickly get used to the camera and be able to estimate distances, however you should still be turning your head to look for objects coming from the side that are not in view of the camera. I have a backup camera on my Gen II and find it very helpful and consider it a safety feature as it lets you see immediately behind the car in case of objects, children etc. that are otherwise hidden from view. However I still look around while backing up. The only time that I back up while only looking at the screen is when backing out of my garage, that's because while still inside my garage I wouldn't see anything anyway if I looked around. After I get onto my driveway then I look out onto the street for any approaching cars or children, as I continue backing up into the street I make quick glances at the screen, especially as I am approaching my neighbors mailbox! You get used to it pretty quickly, and you'll find that it is a very helpful additional view to what you already have looking out the window.
It works great for me. It just takes a lot of practice. I won't say it takes trial and error, because you want to avoid those errors...but a lot of trial. I'm still learning how to parallel park my V compared to my Civic sedan, but the camera is way helpful. More or less, I'm always a little further than I think based on the back up camera. For backing out of diagonal spots into a street it's also really helpful. This may sound like a silly suggestion, but if you have a traffic cone or something else that can't harm your car, try backing up to it using the back up camera and you will learn how to use that camera. If I had done that it probably would have helped me learn to use it a lot quicker.
Hmmm... I guess the ATP package includes one more thing you guys don't have. On my ATP, there is a 'graphic' showing a couple of things, similar to this picture: This is an image from a Camry car, but the indicators are the same for my Prius V, the blue lines showing the aspect/orientation of the car. The Yellow lines showing the 'path' heading of the car based on your turn, and the Yellow horizontal line the first 'distance' for your car's hatch to open (Against walls), the red being the min distance for opening the hatch, or possible exceeding this will result in bumping into wall/car behind you. I have used this a lot to reverse park into spots and judging how close I would be to the wall I am parking and haven't hit a car or wall with this.
I have those lines in my 2008 Prius, not had a chance to test it properly yet but it looks very helpful
I have a Level 3 and of course no ATP. I do not have those lines unless they are something that can be turned on.
The other thing that also comes into play with regards to determining 'depth' is going off visual cues. Like for instance, I don't know what kind of vision I have, since to me, a lot of things look 'flat', but I can also perceive depth. A screen is not going to give you much depth perception, but you have to go off the visual cues to have a rough idea. Also, the camera for the 'v' is more for the view you can't see, as the window will only show you things or people who are at least 4+ feet tall. Below that, such as children or old people in wheel chairs, you will not see as the structure bars in the back will obscure your view of them as well as cars on either side of you with that regard.
I can't speak to the 3, but on my car, there are several different 'modes' for the rear camera that change which indicators are visible.
great ,too many people from alll over the world know this well,that is the way to settle it.of course you can deal that.
I think we are talking apples and oranges here. The advanced technology package gives a lot more detail than the standard display. What I did with our van was place objects behind the vehicle at known distances and go look from the camera to get a point of reference. It's tough to judge anything from a fish eye type lens. Zenmachine yes the radar sensors are nice but can get your attention in the snow or towing if you forget to disable it. We also had quite a few fail early on. W
I find the fisheye camera on the Level 3 pretty useless. It's OK to spot objects but for determining distance it is useless. Can the fisheye be replaced with a lens that provides more useful info. and how difficult/expensive would it be?
I believe the Prius reverse camera was designed primarily to show as wide a view as possible behind the car, not as a tool to judge distance. Similar in concept as convex sideview mirrors that some cars have. Judging distance is a learned skill regardless of what type of lens being used. Our very own eyes can only "see" in 2D, it is our brain that makes the triangulations and calculations necessary to give us the illusion of depth.
The manual says, red line = 1.5 feet. I like the orange lines on both ends of the bumper that indicate the actual position of the surface of the rear bumper. This helps me park in my tight fit garage (backing up).


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Hello to my fellow fishermen and ladies to the far south, I read an article not to long ago on Aligator gar fishing in Texas for one of the major publications out there and this really struck my interest. I belive it may have been the In-Fisherman. I was wondering if any one had any leads on this particular subject, in which to direct me to a reliable guide service, or knowledgeable source to thereby base my follow up in this field. I have always wanted to do a fly in to Canada, but have recently reconsidered my priorities to that of chasing one of these big old gators. Any reliable info would be appreciated. Thanks, One Crazy Wisconsinite.


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As the day began yesterday, Anfield was bathed in Sunshine
and it signalled the beginning of what would turn out to be a day to remember
not only for the football on the pitch but also for the behaviour from both
sets of supporters.
It was of course the first meeting of Liverpool and
Manchester United since the Suarez/Evra Racism situation came to light and with
the world's media watching, all parties concerned did their best to ensure that
the powder keg which was waiting to combust, was dampened before it had a
chance to do so.
Managing Director, Ian Ayre gave an interview during the
previous week stating how important it was for the clubs supporters and players
to be behave. This was followed by Kenny
and Stevie stating the same in their programme notes. Sir Alex also played his part by ensuring
that Manchester United's match going supporters were aware that no abuse would
be tolerated. It was repeated by stadium
announcer George Sephton before the game started.
The storm of course was our game against Bolton at the
Reebok Stadium last Saturday. A game in
which the players indicated that they simply had no interest in doing what they
are paid to do. Their performance as we
all know was diabolical and was a shock to everyone's system, so much so that
many people were calling yet again for Kenny's head.
Kenny of course was as angry as the rest of us and said what
we were all thinking during his post-match press conference. He explained that any player who does not
realise what playing for the club and wearing the red shirt means, would be
shown the door - quite rightly so of course.
What the dressing room must have been like after that game
is anyone's guess but I suspect most of the players went home with their heads
And quite frankly it should not be, but having just
witnessed what I can only describe as a horror story, is the impression I got.
Or did they?
I was growing up, Racism in America was on the television news most evening's
and although it was happening in this country, I don't recall it being in the
news. I suspect it was one of those
things that the BBC and the ITV felt was best kept from our screens. I
certainly never came up against it in my own life until I married. My late ex-father-in-law was a racist and it
got to the point where I would simply leave the room, when he started insulting
those around him, who had a different colour skin, spoke a different language
or indeed followed a different religion. I was brought up properly and it never
occurred to me to insult a fellow human being.
years have passed since then and with the introduction of world travel,
multicultural societies became the norm.
Everyone was equal, not only in the workplace, but in the sporting world
as well. Or so we thought.
October 2011, the sporting world was rocked by not one, but two race related
cases. Luis Suarez was accused of using
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Some of the experiences are relatively quick, and over in a short time, like BASE jumping off of a Himalayan peak, while others demand much more of a commitment. For example, climbing Annapurna, a 26,545 foot mountain in Nepal, which would require weeks to climb, months to train for, and years to gain enough experience to even try.
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Michael McDonald: Composer
Tom Johnston: Guitar, Harmonica, Composer, Vocals, Group Member
Patrick Simmons: Composer
Holland-Dozier-Holland: Composer
Jeff Baxter: Composer
Lee Herschberg: Engineer
Michael Hossack: Composer, Conga, Drums, Timbales, Group Member
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Tiran Porter: Bass, Composer, Vocals, Group Member
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Sonny Boy Williamson II: Composer
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Most likely the last night out in short sleeves for the year. Goodbye summer. You will be missed.
This is also at the Fordham Rd. D train station. Whoever did this is filled with love. It's shared in a simple way with us straphangers. It's as if to say: Don't be so aggressive. Stay to the side, as the doors open should be the objective. Don't be sour, be sweet. Give an elderly person a seat. :p
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Tonsillectomies aren't a rite of passage anymore.
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Fifty years ago, it was practically a rite of passage for children to have their tonsils removed.
In 1959, 1.4 million tonsillectomies were performed in the United States, according to Healthline.com.
But by the late 1990s, the number had dropped to about 420,000, the National Center for Health Statistics reports. (More recent statistics aren't currently available from the center.)
The decline reflects a rise in other treatments--there are more antibiotics to treat infections now--and a shift in thinking about when the surgery is really necessary.
"People have gotten smarter in terms of identifying who really needs them out," said Dr. Nariman Dash, an ear, nose and throat specialist in Fredericksburg.
In the past, tonsils were thought to serve no real purpose. When they were enlarged or infected, doctors figured it was best to remove them, Dash said.
Today, a more cautious approach strikes a better balance between respecting tonsils' role in the immune system, and making sure problematic tonsils do come out, Dash said.
Because tonsils act as a first line of defense against germs, Dash said his rule of thumb is to "leave them alone" unless they're clearly causing problems.
Yet tonsillectomies remain one of the most frequently performed major surgeries in the U.S. That's because "at times, they become more of a liability than an asset," says the American Academy of Otolaryngolgy.
Recurrent infections still are grounds for a tonsillectomy. But increasingly, tonsils face the scalpel because of sleep apnea.
Snoring, not a sore throat, is often the telltale sign that tonsils need to come out.
Snoring is a key symptom of sleep apnea, in which breathing stops for 10 seconds or more during sleep, said Dr. Maha Alattar, of the Rappahannock Rappahannock Neurology Specialists and Sleep Disorders.
Untreated sleep apnea can cause fatigue and ultimately damage to the heart and lungs.
In adults, obesity is a common cause of sleep apnea. But in children, enlarged tonsils often cause the problem by obstructing the airway.
"The relationship between sleep apnea and and tonsillitis is stronger in children," Alattar said. "Tonsils tend to shrink when you reach adulthood."


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GLM to Create Artisan Sourcing Show-in-Show
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NEW YORK - New York International Gift Fair organizer GLM will launch an artisan production sourcing event for U.S.-based importers, direct import retailers and Called Artisan Resource, the event will run from Aug. 20-22 during the NYIGF. However, buyers will be separately credentialed.
Buyers qualifying to attend Artisan Resource will be required to handle FOB (freight on board) pricing. Buyers will include large and volume retail stores, national retail chains, mail order catalogues, wholesaler companies and manufacturers, designers and sourcing agents.
The event will include educational programming for buyers on importing basics, FOB pricing, customs, warehousing and distribution. For the artisans, two days of exhibitor education prior to the show will include U.S. market-readiness training, including from product designers, and New York market familiarization, including visits to New York retailers.
Exhibitors will be selected for experience in meeting export demands, as well as design innovation, cultural preservation, social enterprise and sustainability. Participating exhibitors will come from countries such as Afghanistan, Colombia, Guatemala, Haiti, India, Mexico, Nepal, Peru, Philippines, South Africa and West Africa. Some 50-75 companies are expected to participate in the first show, which will be located in Hall 1E (Baby and Child will move from 1E to 1D, and Handmade Global Design to the newly renovated Galleria for the summer show. In January 2013, Artisan Resource will move to the Piers to accommodate the ongoing Javits Center renovations.)
Artisan Resource will be managed by GLM and organized with the help of ByHand Consulting, which offers product design, marketing and training help to artisan enterprises looking to reach new export markets, and helps U.S. buyers source artisan products. Its clients include export promotion agencies of foreign governments, international economic development institutions, and private enterprises in the U.S. and abroad.
ByHand co-founder Colvin English formerly served as GLM's director of craft marketing, while co-founder Karen Gibbs previously worked with Aid to Artisans and Hand/Eye Fund as well as serving as an independent consulting to international development organizations.
GLM promoted Allison Rober to sales manager for Artisan Resource. She reports to Christian Falkenberg, NYIGF show manager. Rober, an eight-year GLM veteran, has served as sales representative for two GLM events, The Gourmet Housewares Show at NYIGF and NYIGF's Tabletop & Housewares division, and as show coordinator for NYIGF's General Gift division.
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Mysidia (Chocobo Racing)
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Mysidia is a small town in the game Chocobo Racing, populated by mages. The Floating Gardens course is situated nearby the town and is the residence of White Mage. During Story Mode, Black Mage leads Chocobo and friends to the town. Tired from their journey, they ask White Mage to heal them. She sees the blue crystal shards that each of them carries and offers to tell them the legend of Magicite if they beat her in a race.
- Course No: 6
- Course Length: 1,883 meters
- Difficulty: 3/5
The racing course in Mysidia takes place in the sky amongst clouds and rainbows. The course starts on a clear road with various sharp turns that the racers must make. However, it is safe to travel along the walls as long as the racers do not drift all the way to the edge. The next portion of the course will take the racers along a dirt road that contains one small hill after another and, unlike the previous portion of the course, the walls are not safe to travel against.
After going through this part of the course the racers will be taken to a grassy area that will force them to make a few quick turns. Also, half way through this portion, the racers will pass through a white tunnel. For the final portion of the course the racers will travel along a road that is similar to the one at the beginning of the course (the road contains a design rather than being clear).
As the racers travel along the road they will be forced to make a few sharp turns, and there is a small bump that the racers must pass through half way. After making these turns the road goes clear and the road is straight until coming up to the finish line. Throughout the stage the background features clouds, various structures, a white fence, and ships. The music of this course is a remixed version of "Spreading Grand Wings" from Final Fantasy V.
- White Magician
White Magician possesses good speed but has below average controls. Her vehicle, the Cosmic Carpet, also allows her to float. The best way to defeat the White Magician is to use a character with good controls. Since White Magician's barrier regenerates quite frequently it is best to be constantly using magic stones.
Ability: Barrier- Protects White Magician from the effects of magic stones.
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HERO Signs Historic Interconnect Agreement with Progress Energy Florida for 70MW Solar Farm.
JASPER, Fla., Jan. 29, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — "HERO" Solar (Hamilton Energy Resource Opportunities LLC) announced today it has completed the interconnection study process and has signed and entered into an interconnect agreement with Progress Energy Florida for a 70MW solar farm in Hamilton County, Florida.
HERO's Managing Director of Development, Jack Levine, said "We are grateful to Progress Energy and their Interconnect Team who has helped us every step of the way through Feasibility, System Impact and Facility Studies to insure FERC guidelines and utility requirements were met. We are delighted to have accomplished this impressive milestone and are excited about starting our construction build out. We look forward to continuing working with our partners at Progress Energy and commend their efforts to develop alternative fuel sources and provide economic development within their service areas."
Commenting on the status of Florida's solar economy and the start of construction, Levine added, "Right now there are regulatory barriers that do not allow us to recognize the added value of alternative energy and therefore have impeded the ability for the project to be adequately funded. As such, we are now beginning to look for and aggressively examine strategic alternatives that will allow us to get the project built. This project is ideal for the right tax equity partner or a company looking to expand their strategic footprint in the United States."
Hamilton County Economic Development Authority Executive Director, Susan Ramsey, who has worked with HERO since the project was conceived in 2009 said "On behalf of the Board of Directors for the Hamilton County Development Authority, we are excited that HERO continues to move forward with this pioneering solar energy project here in Hamilton County. The Board has set aside an economic development grant to HERO in the amount of $350,000.00. This project will have a substantial, positive economic impact in Hamilton County through not only the permanent jobs created, but the high volume of construction jobs and indirect jobs generated over the 2 year build-out period as well. HERO is a tremendous growth opportunity for the county's economy and accomplishes our goal of supporting green energy. We are impressed with the progress made to date and continue to support HERO's efforts and devotion to get this project built."
Levine noted, "We are proud to work with industry leader Schneider Electric and their fine engineering and design team, who has assisted us through the application process and provided final design plans for the solar field and substation. We also have benefitted tremendously from the expertise and experience of Dr. Thomas Damberger who has been a vital part of the HERO team in his project management capacity."
Levine further commented, "HERO believes in Florida and its future as a leader in green energy development and production. We appreciate the attention the Florida legislature has placed on these important issues. We have met with and will continue to share ideas and explore solutions with Governor Scott and his staff, Agricultural Commissioner Adam Putnum and his Staff, as well as legislators, lobbyists and other concerned parties in an effort to forge ahead with a renewable energy program that will allow important projects like ours to be built and enable Florida to become a leader in renewable energy."
ABOUT HERO: HERO (Hamilton Energy Resource Opportunities LLC) is a Florida based LLC, established in 2009 to build, manage and invest in renewable energy projects.
Contact: Jack Levine, Managing Director 954-732-9122
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I am encountered below error while creating a data connection
An exception occurred in FDO component
ORA-12154: TNS:could not resolve the connect identifier specified
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