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We have two little ones ( 4 and 2) and one adult who might as well be classified as a little one What do you do in line to keep everyone happy and melt down free? Our kids are used to small parks where the wait time is maybe 5 minutes and then on the ride. I have to say I'm a little worried
I make friends There is lots to see while in line so you always have that stuff to talk about. You could play I Spy or look for Hidden Mickeys. You could do age appropriate trivia.
My kids bring their handheld video games and ipods with them on vacation. I usually play on my phone while waiting.
We love to people watch. We decide what a certain person does for a living, what nationality they are etc. We also play Scrabble. Not much use for your children though Shelly
I think lines stink for every age group. I once stood in line for Peter Pan's ride for 40 minutes. I thought I was going to go postal. It was the middle of July and I felt like cattle. Not to mention I had two small-ish children in front of me that kept using those wind/water sprayers. I kept getting sprayed. While I would have loved a nice cool spray with water, I didn't want back splash from their face and body. I like to people watch and talk with others sometime. Sometimes I look back over my pictures and delete those that are not what I want. To be honest, I'm not one of those people that take outside devices into the parks. I like being without modern electronics while visitng wdw. I tend to leave my phone in the room and I would never drown out the best disney noises with music from my ipod. Just my opinion.
These are all ideas that have worked for us in the past. I think this is the one time I am going to miss being at WDW with just the two of us..
The good thing about the line areas of disney is that they are filled with things to see. Maybe you could point out all there is too see. Also, you can talk about what you guys are going to do next.


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Hunting unites three generations of Iron Range family
For Tori Berg, now 13, of Hibbing, not too many things are more fun and more memorable than deer hunting. She and her older sister, Britny, 16, have both been going to the deer stand with their dad, B.J. Berg, and grandpa, Morry Berg, since they were 5 years old.By: Sam Cook, Duluth News Tribune
"It was a cold, dark November morning. Most of the leaves had fallen off the trees. I was excited to go out into the woods. I love the outdoors, hunting, and fishing. After we woke up, we got dressed in our camouflage and orange. It was my first year shooting a rifle so I was nervous. My Grandpa and I were ready to start the day hunting."
Tori Berg of Hibbing was just 10 when she wrote those words in 2009. She wrote them for an assignment in her English class.
"We were supposed to write about a fun time or a memorable moment," Tori, now 13, says during a dinner at the Berg home on an early October evening.
The topic of deer hunting was a natural. For Tori, now 13, not too many things are more fun and more memorable than deer hunting. She and her older sister, Britny, 16, have been going to the deer stand with their dad, B.J. Berg, since they were 5 years old.
Follow them down the stairs to the family room before dinner, and they'll show you the framed photos that cover three walls in the room. In the pictures, the girls usually are wearing camouflage or blaze orange. They're holding ducks or geese they shot themselves. They're holding big walleyes and muskies.
The girls will tell you about Tori's 28½-inch walleye from Lake of the Woods. They'll tell you about the morning Britny, napping in a field of goose decoys, woke up just in time to raise her gun and drop a giant Canada goose.
B.J. and grandpa Morry Berg, 69, of Williams, up near Lake of the Woods, stand quietly in the background, letting the girls do the talking. But the men were there on all of those days when fish were caught and ducks were shot. Hunting runs deep in this family, from Morry down to B.J. and his brother and on down, now, to the girls.
There's another hunter on the way, too.
"When I get bigger, I'm going to hunt with Grandpa," 8-year-old Ella announces at dinner.
"My Grandpa and I hopped onto his Argo, and we were on our way. Once we got out to the stand, we set up. I could hear the birds chirping, and the squirrels running through the woods. I had a good feeling that today was going to be the day. It was the perfect temperature. It was cold enough to make the deer move. If it were warm or too windy, the deer would most likely just bed down."
The Berg family hunts from a deer shack in the woods near Canyon, where Morry's dad hunted long ago. They call it a shack, but Morry and the rest of the gang tore down the old shack about a decade ago and built a new one. As a retired contractor, Morry knows something about building.
"Thirty-six by 36," he says. "With a 14-by-20 entryway and a deck in back."
Nice shack.
"There are a lot of guys that go to the shack," Tori says. "Me and my sister are the only girls during deer season."
As at most camps, the Bergs eat well.
"We have this big plate of pancakes," she says. "Every day, there are leftover pancakes. We crumble them up and put them in Ziploc bags and set the crumbs on the edge of the stand. Chickadees and lumberjacks (gray jays) and nuthatches come down. They swoop in and sit right on the barrel of the gun."
"As we waited, we saw three wolves. It was a good sign and a bad sign. It was an outstanding thing because they would move the deer around. The terrible thing was that they are natural predators of the deer. I was getting dreary since we had woken up at 5 o'clock. When I couldn't keep my eyes open any longer, I fell asleep.
"After I had woken up, we had a snack. It was now around 9:30-10:00. My Grandpa and I had been out there for about 4½ hours now, and we had only seen a doe. The day seemed long and we were both tired."
You can see the two of them sitting up there, grandfather and granddaughter, looking out over the spruce and the popples, waiting for a buck to come by. You can imagine them having their Dinty Moore stew at midday and their quiet conversations as they pass the hours.
"He teases me," Tori says. "About boys. About how the deer are going to see my red fingernails. And he says I snore."
She laughs as she says this, and Morry smiles back across the table at her.
"We're hunting buddies," Tori says.
"It was now around 12 o'clock and I was getting cold, so we turned on our heater. While my Grandpa was turning it on, I saw something down the trail. I looked through my scope and saw that it was an 8-point buck! I looked over at my Grandpa, and he gave me the signal to shoot.
"I put my cross arrows in my scope right behind his shoulder blade, and slowly pulled the trigger. We waited a while to see if it would come out any of the other trails. I was trembling. My Grandpa and I sauntered down the trail to look for the deer. We found the deer after trying to track it through the thick brush and swamp. We called my Dad and sister and they came and helped us haul it out. We cleaned all of the entrails out, and put it in the sled to go back to the shack.
"Once we got to the shack everyone came outside and congratulated me on my first buck. That was my favorite day out in the woods. I had a great time. Even though it was cold, and I was tired, I definitely want to go hunting again!"
Oh, she's been hunting again. She shot a six-point buck the next year, in 2010. After that, she graduated from hunting with her grandfather.
"She got the hook," he says with a grin.
Britny hunts with her grandpa now, feeding the chickadees pancakes, looking for her first buck. Tori will hunt with her dad this fall. She was hunting with him last fall when a six-point buck came in. B.J. thought she might take the buck, but she chose to pass it up.
"I've got a deer like that," B.J. says she told him.
At 13, Tori seems to have her success in perspective. After dinner, when all of the questions have been asked and all the notes have been taken, Tori is asked if there's anything else she'd like to add. She pauses for a moment, thinking, and those around the table grow silent.
"It's not always about going out there and getting something," she says. "It's about going out there and enjoying the outdoors."
From across the table comes another voice.
"And being with each other," Morry says.
After she wrote the story in 2009 about her first buck, Tori had an idea. She mounted the printed story on a nice piece of wood. Her dad helped her wood-burn the edges. She put a photo of herself and that eight-point buck alongside the story. Then she varnished the whole works.
At Christmas, she gave it to her grandpa.
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thats stupid this could actually be a fun game for the 3ds but they ruin it with a coin collecting game...
I think collecting more and more coins and trying to get higher and higher score might be extremely addicting.
how is collecting coins going to keep ur interest coins are the last thing i really care about in a mario game. i guess an 8 yr old might like it seriously come on give us 3d platforming adventure.
"Oh cool! They've thrown out the series' trademark skill based, challenging platforming in favor of coin collection and overpowered items!", said nobody ever. Seriously it looks like they're basing the reason for playing on getting a high score. That stopped with Atari for a reason. It's boring and pointless.
I'll probably buy it assuming it is as good as the first one on DS. I agree that they seem to be focusing way too much on coins - and that it hopefully won't effect the other all atmosphere.
Wii U has got a Mario title in a few months, & the 3ds carries more prominence than the ds range now I'm afraid.
i been a mario fan since the 80's, but this is stupid. the game is about getting coins? so let me guess you get infinite lives. i was looking forward to getting this game too. what a waste.
I just hope they don't pay that "1 million coins concept" too much attention, so that the main adventure falls flat.


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The human skull reputedly fossilized in brown coal has been found to be an artistic fabrication. An appreciation of the status of this artifact removes an obstacle to our arriving at a better understanding of man's relationship to other organism's in the creation, as shown by the fossil record.
An extensive presentation is made of a remarkable series of identical biochemical entities which are found in organisms widely separated taxonomically. Enough data are provided to illustrate that one can propose the most unlikely relationships based upon biochemical information, when employing the idea that resemblance means relationship - the assumption upon which the theory of evolution is based. What do biochemical affinities really mean - relationship by descent from a common ancestor, parallel evolution, or are they examples of God's quotation of His previous work?
Evolution simply could not have occurred unless both the first and second laws of thermodynamics were violated many times. After explaining thermodynamics in non-mathematical language, relation of the first law to evolution, and relation of the second law to evolution, is given extensive consideration. Three arguments, which are often offered to "defend" the occurrence of evolution in spite of thermodynamics, are studied carefully. It is concluded that the first and second laws of thermodynamics overrule evolution.
Differences of opinion become evident when it is claimed that living things reached their present structure by natural selection. That improved kinds are formed by struggle through natural selection is not supported by modern findings. Influence of the doctrine of natural selection has been illustrated by behavior of industrialists and militarists, who have reasoned that, if evolution was accomplished by selfish initiative at the expense of other living things, it is easy to justify the same conduct now. It is dangerous to believe that man is the product of struggle among selfish, irresponsible lower organisms.
Social Darwinism has been used by unscrupulous industrialists to condone their unethical practices toward laborers and competitors. Darwinism also offered a basis for acts which have resulted in racial strife. Further, the Darwinian theory of evolution has been used by militarists to glorify war. Abuses toward multitudes of human beings have been sanctioned and abetted with evolution as an excuse; and, if evolution is not true, such inhumanity toward men seems all the more tragic.
To read the daily newspaper is to become exposed to the need for conservation. The earth, plants, and animals have all been misused by many men. Such actions are of particular concern to the creationist because of faith in the Creator and loyalty to His Word. Many specific instructions are given in both the Old and New Testament pertaining to treatment of the earth, of plants and of animals. By analogical studies of God's Word, we can know of God's evident wish to preserve the different and the unique, and we can know that we should not pervert the earth from its own nature.
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The Eaton Luxe, Nanqiao, Shanghai recently opened its doors in the newly developed business district of Fengxian in South Shanghai, China. The hotel has 204-rooms and suites and is the first international deluxe hotel in the town of Nanqiao, which is also home to multi-national high-tech manufacturing plants. This is one of UK-based Eaton Hotels International planned10 properties to be set up in Asia in the next five years. The Eaton Luxe, Nanqiao's green features include the use of environmentally-friendly materials, organic plants and sustainable design features.


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Like the state's producers of corn and soybeans, the year's drought set back Christmas tree farmers, but this year's selection of fresh foliage for the holidays won't likely be affected.
Area tree growers say the year's lack of rain and the summer's weeks of intense heat killed their youngest trees -- the ones planted this spring or last year -- but the ones ready for market, the seven-foot-tall tall pines that families love, are largely intact.
"It's a financial loss for the farmer rather than for the consumers," said Charlie Ide, who runs Ide Christmas Tree Farm in Downers Grove.
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Ide said the impact of this year's drought on his youngest trees was the worst he's seen in 55 years at the farm her took over from his father. Almost everything he planted -- which amounts to several thousand trees -- this year and last year on the 35-acre farm is dead, he said.
Still, since it takes about 10 years for a tree to harvest and become tall and full trees, customers aren't likely to see any sort of shortage, said David Daniken, past president of the Illinois Christmas Tree Farm Association, who also runs a farm in Greenville, Ill., about 35 miles east of St. Louis.
Most tree farms, Daniken said, are able to work around a one or two year major loss of younger trees.
"Most guys are going to replant those quickly and you're not going to see a whole lot of loss," he said.
Jeremy Bengtson, who runs a tree farm in Peotone, said he generally plants two to five times as many as he sold the year before. But next year, he may plant as many as 5,000 new trees since he lost about 20 percent of his baby evergreen trees this year, despite having an irrigation system in place, he said.
"If you were counting on (rain) water, you'd have almost no chance of survival" this year, Bengtson said.
Bigger trees, the ones ready for sale, have a root system that digs deep into the ground, able to reach more moisture, Ide said. The young trees were hit hard this year because they don't have an established root system yet.
Still, many farmers said, despite their loss this year, they're not likely to inflate price tags.
Karen Anderson, who runs Anderson Tree Farm in Plainfield, said she's maintained a nine-dollar-per-foot price because of the economic downturn. People can't necessarily pay more, she said, but she doesn't want to deprive them of having a beautiful tree for Christmas.
The price will stand this year despite having lost what she estimates a couple hundred grown trees from the drought.
"They turned brown and they're dead," she said.
Christmas tree purchases in the U.S. have fallen since 2005, according to data from the National Christmas Tree Association. In 2005 an estimated 32.8 million farm-grown trees were purchased. That figure sunk to 27 million in 2010, but rose last year to 30.8 million.
Daniken said farmers know the work they do is "very much like gambling."
"Some years you just make a little less than others," he said, adding that farmers can't control the weather, Mother Nature, insects and disease that can affect a harvest. "There's no sure bet. Some years it doesn't quote come out right."
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Coins of France: Expanded Index
From the Carolingians to the 19th Century,
With a Carolingian emphasis,
With numismatic, genealogical and historical notes
Collection Ideale des Monnaies Carolingiennes
From the Anglo Saxons to the present
With numismatic, genealogical and historical notes
Coins of Italy
Special interests
The coins and numismatic interests represented on this site lend themselves to different reorganizations.
Most of the special interest pages are found off the 'France' link above.
Here are several of the most recent additions to the site (newest first):
Sasanian Coinage
French medieval battles
New additions 2011:
Conquereuil, Restellou, Val es Dunes, La Roche Derrien, Mauron, Auray,
Bauge, Patay, Formigny, Combat of the 30, Najera
Observations on French Medieval Battles
The Birth of French Feudal Coinage in the 10th Century
Serial Entropy: Angouleme
Battle of Castillon, 17 July 1453
Visitor's Guide to Carolingian Languedoc and Roussillon
Toulouse and Languedoc
The Albigensian Crusade: People, Coins, Places
Romanesque Churches of France - not numismatic
Charles the Bold and the Battle of Grandson
Charles the Bold and the Battle of Morat
Unique coins
Charles the Bold and the Battle of Nancy
Partial Visitors Guide to Carolingian Germany)
Battle of Cocherel 1364 (with relevant coinage)
Siege of Chartres 911(with relevant coinage)
French Medieval Battles and Battlefields (with relevant coinage)
Visitor's Guide to Carolingian France: Savoie
The Carolingian's Decade Horribilis: 877 - 887
Battle of Bouvines - 1214
Battle of Poitiers II: Moussais - 732
Melle: Mint and Money
Visitor's Guide to Carolingian France: Loire and Touraine
Visitor's Guide to Carolingian France: Aquitaine and Perigord
Site References
Coins of Wood Family Ancestors
Art on Offer (no numismatic connection)
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There is more pleasure in the hunting and history than in the having.
I take a 'catch and release' approach, where ownership is transient.
Any coins currently owned are kept in a safe deposit box.


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Multipoint Linkage Analysis with Many Multiallelic or Dense Diallelic Markers: Markov Chain–Monte Carlo Provides Practical Approaches for Genome Scans on General Pedigrees The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 79, Issue 5, 1 November 2006, Pages 846-858 Ellen M. Wijsman, Joseph H. Rothstein and Elizabeth A. Thompson Abstract Computations for genome scans need to adapt to the increasing use of dense diallelic markers as well as of full-chromosome multipoint linkage analysis with either diallelic or multiallelic markers. Whereas suitable exact-computation tools are available for use with small pedigrees, equivalent exact computation for larger pedigrees remains infeasible. Markov chain–Monte Carlo (MCMC)–based methods currently provide the only computationally practical option. To date, no systematic comparison of the performance of MCMC-based programs is available, nor have these programs been systematically evaluated for use with dense diallelic markers. Using simulated data, we evaluate the performance of two MCMC-based linkage-analysis programs—lm_markers from the MORGAN package and SimWalk2—under a variety of analysis conditions. Pedigrees consisted of 14, 52, or 98 individuals in 3, 5, or 6 generations, respectively, with increasing amounts of missing data in larger pedigrees. One hundred replicates of markers and trait data were simulated on a 100-cM chromosome, with up to 10 multiallelic and up to 200 diallelic markers used simultaneously for computation of multipoint LOD scores. Exact computation was available for comparison in most situations, and comparison with a perfectly informative marker or interprogram comparison was available in the remaining situations. Our results confirm the accuracy of both programs in multipoint analysis with multiallelic markers on pedigrees of varied sizes and missing-data patterns, but there are some computational differences. In contrast, for large numbers of dense diallelic markers, only the lm_markers program was able to provide accurate results within a computationally practical time. Thus, programs in the MORGAN package are the first available to provide a computationally practical option for accurate linkage analyses in genome scans with both large numbers of diallelic markers and large pedigrees. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (422 kb) |
Combined Analysis of Genome Scans of Dutch and Finnish Families Reveals a Susceptibility Locus for High-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol on Chromosome 16q The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 72, Issue 4, 1 April 2003, Pages 903-917 Päivi Pajukanta, Hooman Allayee, Kelly L. Krass, Ali Kuraishy, Aino Soro, Heidi E. Lilja, Rebecca Mar, Marja-Riitta Taskinen, Ilpo Nuotio, Markku Laakso, Jerome I. Rotter, W.A. de Bruin Tjerk, M. Rita Cantor, J. Aldons Lusis and Leena Peltonen Abstract Several genomewide screens have been performed to identify novel loci predisposing to unfavorable serum lipid levels and coronary heart disease (CHD). We hypothesized that the accumulating data of these screens in different study populations could be combined to verify which of the identified loci truly harbor susceptibility genes. The power of this strategy has recently been demonstrated with other complex diseases, such as inflammatory bowel disease and asthma. We assessed the largely unknown genetic background of CHD by investigating the most common dyslipidemia predisposing to CHD, familial combined hyperlipidemia (FCHL), affecting 1%–2% of Western populations and 10%–20% of families with premature CHD. To be able to perform a combined data analysis, we unified the diagnostic criteria for FCHL and its component traits and combined the data from two genomewide scans performed in two populations, the Finns and the Dutch. As a result of our pooled data analysis, we identified three chromosomal regions, on chromosomes 2p25.1, 9p23, and 16q24.1, exceeding the statistical significance level of a LOD score >2.0. The 2p25.1 region was detected for the FCHL trait, and the 9p23 and 16q24.1 regions were detected for the low high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C) trait. In addition, the previously recognized 1q21 region also obtained additional support in the other study sample, when the triglyceride trait was used. Analysis of the 16q24.1 region resulted in a statistically significant LOD score of 3.6 when the data from Finnish families with low HDL-C were included in the analysis. To search for the underlying gene in the 16q24.1 region, we investigated a novel functional and positional candidate gene, helix/forkhead transcription factor (FOXC2), by sequencing and by genotyping of two single-nucleotide polymorphisms in the families. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (795 kb) |
A Genomewide Scan for Age-Related Macular Degeneration Provides Evidence for Linkage to Several Chromosomal Regions The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 73, Issue 4, 1 October 2003, Pages 780-790 Johanna M. Seddon, Susan L. Santangelo, Kathryn Book, Sandy Chong and Jennifer Cote Abstract We report the results of a genomewide scan for age-related macular degeneration (AMD) in 158 multiplex families. AMD classification was based on fundus photography and was assigned a grade ranging from 1 (no disease) to 5 (exudative disease). Genotyping was performed by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Mammalian Genotyping Service at Marshfield (404 short tandem repeat markers). The sample included 158 families with two or more siblings with AMD, 490 affected individuals, 101 unaffected individuals, and 38 whose affection status was unknown. Relative pairs included 511 affected sibling, 28 avuncular, 53 cousin, 7 grandparent-grandchild, and 9 grand-avuncular pairs. Two-point parametric and multipoint parametric and nonparametric analyses were performed. Maximum two-point LOD scores of 1.0–2.0 were found for markers on chromosomes 1, 2, 8, 10, 14, 15, and 22. Multipoint analyses were consistent with the two-point results for chromosomes 1, 2, 8, 10, and 22 and provided evidence for additional linkage regions on chromosomes 3, 6, 8, 12, 16, and X. Our signals on chromosomes 1q, 6p, and 10q are consistent with some other previously published results. Significant linkage to AMD was found for one marker on chromosome 2, two adjacent markers on chromosome 3, two adjacent markers on chromosome 6, and seven contiguous markers on chromosome 8, with empirical P values of .00001. The consistency of many of the other signals across both two-point and multipoint, as well as parametric and nonparametric, analyses indicate several other regions worthy of follow-up. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (301 kb) |
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The American Journal of Human Genetics, Volume 71, Issue 4, 893-905, 1 October 2002
Andrea Angius1, , , Enrico Petretto1, Giovanni Battista Maestrale1, Paola Forabosco1, Giuseppina Casu1, Daniela Piras1, Manuela Fanciulli1, Mario Falchi1, Paola Maria Melis1, Mario Palermo2 and Mario Pirastu1
1 Istituto di Genetica delle Popolazioni, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Alghero, Italy
2 Istituto Endocrinologia, Università Sassari, Sassari, Italy
Essential hypertension (EH) is a complex disorder that results from the interaction of a number of susceptibility genes and environmental factors. We studied an isolated Sardinian village (Talana) in which the prevalence of hypertension is comparable to that in most Western populations. Talana exhibits features, such as slow demographic growth, high inbreeding, a low number of founders, stable lifestyle and culture, and accurate genealogical records, that make it suitable for the study of complex disorders. Clinical assessment of the entire adult population (N=∼1,000) identified ∼100 hypertensive subjects. For our study, we selected the individuals with the most-severe EH (i.e., diastolic blood pressure >100 mm Hg), belonging to a single deep-rooted pedigree (12 generations), whose common ancestors lived in the 17th century. We performed a three-stage genomewide search using 36 affected individuals, by means of parametric linkage and allele-sharing approaches. LOD scores >1 were observed on chromosomes 1, 2, 13, 15, 17, and 19 (stage I). The most striking result was found in a 7.57-cM region on chromosome 2p24-p25. All five nonparametric linkage statistics estimated by the SimWalk2 program lie above the significance threshold of P<.008 for the whole region. Similar significance was obtained for 2p24-25 when parametric linkage (LOD score 1.99) and linkage disequilibrium mapping (P=.00006) were used, suggesting that a hypertension-susceptibility locus is located between D2S2278 and D2S168. This finding is strengthened by a recent report of linkage with marker D2S168 in a hypertensive sib-pair sample from China.


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Key Projects: British Columbia Housing SRO Conservation; Womens' Second Stage Housing
Integral role in destructive investigation and documentation of 13 heritage hotels including the development of existing construction details, full drawing sets and the writing of statments of significance; Thrived in the field conducting a multi-day site visit employing a high lift re: deterioration of the cast stone of a large historical building; Led the conceptual design of a multi-family residential building to suit the unique needs of women in transition.
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The Abduction Series, Part II - The Conflict
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The Abduction Series, Part II - The Conflict : Chance Caldwell, Bo Summers, Ty Russell
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Tension reigns supreme all over the headquarters of Prince Dezerad's Secret Legion. Not even the kitchen staff is immune from the sharp anxiety and edginess pervading the atmosphere. Ty Russell and Bo Summers decide they're not gonna take any more shit from bossy Chance Caldwell so they subdue the head cook and force feed him their cocks, stuffing them down his throat and up his ass. Squealing like a skewered pig, Chance can do nothing but succumb to the sexual assault.
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Down and nearly out, the Blue Shirts kept their season alive Thursday night when Chris Kreider poked a Rick Nash pass past Bruins goalie Tuukka Rask seven minutes into overtime to beat Boston 4-3 in Game 4 of their Eastern Conference Semifinal matchup at Madison Square Garden.
The win extends the best-of-seven series to a fifth game, with the Bruins leading 3 games to 1.
With the Rangers down 2-0 midway through the second period, Carl Hagelin scored to pull New York to within one before Derek Stepan tied it early in the third.
Following a third-period goal by Boston's Tyler Seguin, Brian Boyle again tied the game on New York's first power-play goal of the series to set up Kreider's heroics.
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Jewelry Store Surprises Firefighter In Unique Event
Some people love surprises, some people hate them. To me it always seems to be more fun to be the person planning the surprise which is why I decided to tag along when the engagement jewelry store Robbins Brothers decided to help young bride-to-be Christin Mora enact a little friendly revenge on her fiance. Michael Knobbe, a reserve firefighter in Vernon, California had proposed by pulling up in a firetruck with a 23-foot long "marry me" sign. The proposal later appeared in a Robbins Brothers commercial. But Knobbe, who recently returned from Iraq got a big surprise last week when he thought he was heading off to a fire (at the fire station no less) only to find his fiancee and the folks from Robbins Brothers waiting on a second floor balcony with wedding rings. Perhaps the most fun part of watching the surprise was the delight the Vernon firefighters took in setting it up. A smoke machine poured fake smoke onto the balcony creating a convincing spectacle. Convincing enough to fool a very confused Knobbe who climbed up to the balcony in full firefighter gear only to be greeted with laughter, balloons and TV cameras. He took it all in good stride and seemed to appreciate the fact that his wife-to-be has a great sense of humor too. I'm predicting a very lively marriage for these two. Check out the cuteness in the video above.


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September 2005 - The Bush administration has announced a plan to conduct consultations on whether to seek a broader agreement with China on U.S. imports of textile and apparel products from that country.
To give the administration time to execute this plan, an interagency group chaired by the Commerce Department ? the Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements (CITA) ? announced on August 1 the extended period for making determinations in six textile-market disruption cases on those imports.
CITA is to decide whether a surge in imports of certain men?s and boy?s wool trousers, cotton and synthetic dressing gowns and robes, brassieres, sweaters, knit fabric and synthetic-filament fabric from China is disrupting the U.S. market.
In addition, market-disruption proceedings began on August 1 on imports from China in five other textile and apparel categories, including women?s and girl?s cotton and synthetic-woven shirts; nightwear; swimwear; and cotton, wool and synthetic socks.
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5 on November 06, 2013
The setting for the B&B is awesome. The house is absolutly beautiful. The breakfasts were a great start to our day. Andi went above and beyond an innkeepers responsibilities when our rental car broke down in town. She helped us find a mechanic, dropped us off for dinner, then came bace to town to pick us up when we were done eating.
3.0 on June 10, 2013
Our host Dave was very help full and pleasant. Better detailed driving instructions to property would be great.
5 on March 17, 2013
this place was outstanding the whole way, i kind of want to keep it to myself so the hot tub isnt busy the next time i stay there, these people that run the place are super nice and they cook a mean breakfast :)
5 on August 23, 2012
We were very happy to get here. The entire place, the house, the sourroundings are beautiful. The hostess and the host are special people, the breakfast was perfect. That we love to stay in B&B, each place has a lot of personality and you feel like home.
4.6 on July 18, 2012
Owner's are very friendly and the new cabins are delightful! Very private and yet close to the tourist attractions. Would stay a million more times if I could!
5 on January 29, 2012
Wonderful stay before my husbands deployment!!! Food was awesome and would recommend to anyone for a great quick getaway or lengthy stay. Stayed two nights and all was so enjoyable. Also received military discount, and was sold on the hot tub!!! Thanks
4.4 on October 14, 2011
Great location with great hospitality and amazing views. Hosts were informational and welcoming. We really enjoyed our stay there!
4.4 on October 08, 2011
We truely enjoy the hospitality and the room. The breakfast was absolutely delicious!!! We will certainly be back!
4.6 on September 15, 2011
Owners are very friendly, rooms are terrific and the breakfast was fantastic.
5 on September 08, 2011
Marvellous B&B! Peaceful location. Guest room very nice with a computer, cookies, snacks, tourist informations (Talkeetna's restaurants menus, tourist attractions,...). Room very comfortable, clean, full equiped and elegantly decorated (we had the Denali suite which was great and has a jaccuzi!). Marvellous breakfast with a lot of homemade food (delicious : muffins, bacon, cookies,...). If the weather permits, you can observe the Mount Mc Kinley (there is a telescope!). Kind and very nice hostess. Warm welcome. So, the place to be in Talkeetna !
4.8 on September 07, 2011
We were up in Alaska for my husband's R and R and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The owners are very friendly and cooked delicous breakfast meals for us while we enjoyed a view of Denali from the dining room. The bedroom was very comfortable and everything from the towels, to the rugs, to the robes felt wonderful. They had a hot tub, which we indulged in, too. As I mentioned, if the mountain is out, you can see Denali from the dining room and the porch on the house. We had the shared bath and it was never an issue. Gorgeous house and property that's very private, but only a few minutes to Talkeetna, a super cute little town. I highly recommend you stay here, it's the best b and b we've ever stayed at!
5 on September 03, 2011
Beautiful inside and out. Quiet, peaceful and away from town. Most comfortable bed I've slept in and great breakfast with helpful hosts.
5 on August 08, 2011
The Denali Suite has a very comfortable bed and a luxurious bath with separate tub & shower. Fantastic views from the common areas on the second floor. Has the only hot tub in the area. Full breakfast served and excellent hospitality.
4.2 on August 07, 2011
The beds were exquisite, the view was awasome, the hostess very welcoming and friendly,the town uniquely quaint, the food was very good, the shopping fun, lots of alaska treasures. You must try it if you are near the area.


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02/22/2013 Kristen Brown Wins Pole Vault at MW ChampionshipsKristen Brown wins pole vault at MW Champs 02/08/2013 Thomas Logs No. 6 Triple Jump Mark in NCAA HistoryThomas logs No. 6 triple jump mark in NCAA history 02/07/2013 No. 22 Track & Field to Compete in Don Kirby EliteNo. 22 Track & Field to compete in Don Kirby Elite 02/01/2013 Nicole Oudenaarden Wins Long Jump at UNM ClassicNicole Oudenaarden wins long jump at UNM Classic 01/31/2013 No. 23 Track and Field Heads to New Mexico ClassicNo. 23 Track and Field heads to New Mexico Classic Collegiate Personal Bests
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2012-13 Indoor Track and Field: Competed in the weight throw in three meets ... capped her collegiate career with a 13th-place showing at the Mountain West Championships on Feb. 22 in 53-01.00 ... was fifth at the New Mexico Classic on Feb. 1 in 55-11.00 ... took 10th at the Don Kirby Elite Invitational on Feb. 8 in 59-00.00.
2011-12 Indoor Track and Field: Competed at the Mountain West Indoor Championships, breaking the top 10 in the weight throw with a ninth-place showing of 59-01.50 ... it was the third-best mark in school history ... competed in three other meets, including two in both the weight throw and shot put ... was sixth in the weight throw (56-03.75) at the Bronco Invitational on Jan. 21 and 16th in the shot put (37-10.00) ... finished second in the weight throw (57-07.00) at the Air Force Academy Team Challenge on Jan. 28 and tied for 19th in the shot put (38-07.75) ... was 10th in the weight throw at the Don Kirby Elite (Feb. 10) in 58-02.50.
2010-11 Indoor Track and Field: Made her Aztec debut on Feb. 11 at the Don Kirby Invitational ... made the best of her only indoor event, taking fourth in the weight throw with a toss of 53-02.25 ... it was the fourth-best throw in SDSU history.
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Partners who travel to work in the same direction tend to feel more positive about each other and are happier, according to surprising new research.
The classic line "Going my way?" may suggest a carefree and uncommitted lifestyle, but for couples at least, commuting to work in the same direction may be one of the factors that paves the way to marital satisfaction.
At least that's what a new study has found.
The report, "Going my way? The benefits of travelling in the same direction," showed that partners feel more positive about each other and are happier if they travel to work in the same direction than those who don't. The findings were based on two surveys conducted in the United States and in Hong Kong. Researchers asked more than 400 married people to rate their satisfaction with their spouses and to describe the direction, distance, and duration of their respective commutes.
"We think that similarity in commuting direction is symbolic of similarity in goals more generally, and that this is what underlies the effect," said Robert S. Wyer Jr., a visiting professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong who supervised the research. "We know from other research that individuals with similar goals are more attracted to one another, and commuting to work is essentially pursuing a goal. So, commuting in the same direction may be symbolically linked to pursuing similar goals."
Wyer said that there is quite a body of evidence that supports the notion that similarity along many dimensions increases interpersonal attraction, even when seemingly unimportant. Two people with the same first name, or who learn they come from the same city or state, for example, "may feel attracted to one another even if they have no other information about one another," he said.
Should people who do not commute or commute in opposite direction from their spouses be worried?
"Obviously not," Wyer said.
"I think the results are undoubtedly of greater theoretical and conceptual importance than practical importance. Commuting in the same direction obviously contributes a very small proportion of the variance in marital satisfaction. It would be ludicrous to conclude that it's essential to marriage when so many other, more important things contribute," he said. "The effects are statistically significant and therefore very likely to exist, but the magnitude of the effect, in relation to that many other factors, is likely to be very small."
A followup laboratory experiment eliminated other interpretations of the survey findings, as even randomly paired strangers reported greater attraction to one another when they walked in the same direction rather than in different directions.
Considered alone, the field studies have alternative interpretations, Wyer said.
"Couples who commute in the same direction may find it easier to get together after work for dinner or other mutually enjoyable activities, and this could account for their greater marital satisfaction. The laboratory studies are not susceptible to this interpretation," he said.
But when both laboratory and field studies are considered in combination, it increased confidence in the findings, he said.
The Harvard Business Review recently featured the study in an article, "You Can Improve Your Relationship" based on a Q&A with Wyer, who is also a professor emeritus at the University of Illinois. (The study was originally published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology in July, and is authored by Xun (Irene) Huang, Ping Dong, and Xianchi Dai, who were primarily responsible for the research, as well as Wyer.)
Jill Kristal, a clinical psychologist in Larchmont, N.Y., who frequently counsels couples and families on workplace transitions and work-life balance issues, was initially surprised that the topic would be the subject of scholarly research, and was somewhat concerned about the modest sample size. But once she thought about it, it made sense.
"It made me think about my wedding, and walking down the aisle to get married," Kristal said, noting that the long-established tradition was a symbolic sharing of similar goals, much like shared commutes in the study.
In addition, she said the findings resonate with her counseling work with couples. "When one partner decides to stay at home, the adjustment is really difficult," as they often have difficulty relating to each other. "They no longer understand where the other is coming from."
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After lunch we explored the area and walked to the highest point allowable
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Pechiney sends rollstock to Portion Pac/PPI for filling and sealing. PPI is a wholly owned subsidiary of Heinz U.S.A. "It's filled on horizontal form/fill/seal machinery" says Rasile. Heinz preferred not to identify the equipment.
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Last Point on Imus
This is beyond ridiculous at this point, but I just wanted to weigh-in on one last point that everyone seems to be forgetting. In a move that MSNBC is chalking up to the "Integrity" of their News program they've fired Don Imus. You know that. But are you aware the fired him the night before he has a charity function that has raised over $40 Million Dollars for sick children?
The guy just raised $1 million dollars this morning for Christsakes! Imagine how much more he could have raised if he had the television audience working for him as well.
That's a travesty. But what's even worse than that is the fact they are airing a "Don Imus Fired" special right now?!?! There's a number to call in and voice your opinion on the situation...HOW ABOUT PUTTING THE NUMBER FOR DONATING?!?!?! I dunno maybe these things make too much sense.
Here's the number if you feel like being a good American.....877-877-6464.
As far as the Stu Scott's of the world go.....do you realize how stupid and uneducated you sound when you say things like...
Rappers who use those words "mean it in an affectionate way."What?!?! Are you kidding me? Please just admit to the world (or the white population of America) that there's a double standard and let's just move on.
I'm not defending Don Imus in the least. A bad joke like that should never have been said. But seriously....just shut up about it. It's just a word that offended the Rutgers team. They are the only ones who should weigh-in on the matter....period. You're just making yourself look dumb.
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Dorothy (Dottie) Blomstrand, 90, passed away peacefully Nov. 22, 2012, at the Benedictine Health Center, Duluth, MN.
Dorothy (Dottie) Blomstrand, 90, passed away peacefully Nov. 22, 2012, at the Benedictine Health Center, Duluth, MN.
Dorothy was born February 18, 1922, in Alborn, MN, to Edgar and Mabel Hovis. She was raised in Cotton, MN, and moved to Duluth after graduating from Cotton High School.
Dorothy married Helmer Blomstrand on Sept. 11, 1943. Together they raised four children in the love of the Lord, laughter, and celebration. She was a wonderful baker and cook, and enjoyed entertaining and socializing with friends from all walks of life, including the Bethel Baptist Homebuilders. Playing the piano, knitting and candlewicking, summertime gardening, and traveling with Helmer were activities Dorothy enjoyed throughout the years.
Dorothy was preceded in death by her husband, Helmer, in 1999; her parents; nine siblings; and son-in-law Floyd Johnson (Katherine) in 2010.
She is survived by her children, James Blomstrand, Guerrero, Mexico, Thomas (Karen) Blomstrand, Visalia, Calif, Katherine Blomstrand, Duluth, and Connie (Mark) Pernecky of Northfield, Minn. She is also survived by two grandchildren, Brian (Laura) Blomstrand, Show Low, Ariz, and Kari (Tim) Ellis of Bend, Ore; six great-grandchildren, Emily, Katy and Alison Blomstrand, and Jack, Abigail and Ryan Ellis.
Family members extend sincere gratitude to all who cared for "Dottie" at Benedictine Health Center, with special thanks to Gerilynn Ronning, and are thankful for the support and concern of Dorothy's family in Christ at Emmanuel Baptist Church.
MEMORIAL SERVICE: 2 p.m Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012 in the Multi-Purpose Room on the Second Floor of the Benedictine Health Center with visitation one hour prior to the service.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Alzheimers' Association or charity of choice.
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Virtualization in Xen 3.0
VT-x/VT-i and AMD's SVM architectures have much in common, which was the motivation for developing their common interface layer, the Hardware Virtual Machine (HVM). The code for the HVM layer was written by Leendert van Doorn from the Watson Research Center at IBM, and it resides in a separate branch in the Xen repository.
An example of a common interface for VT-x/VT-i and AMD SVM is the domain builder, xc_hvm_build(), located in xc_hvm_build.c. Because the loader now is common to both architectures, the vmxloader now is called the hvmloader. The hvmloader identifies the processor simply by calling its CPUID; see tools/firmware/hvmloader/hvmloader.c.
The AMD SVM has a paged real mode, which virtualizes a real mode inside of a protected mode. So in the case of AMD SVM, we should set operations to real mode only, SVM_VMMCALL_RESET_TO_REALMODE. In the case of VT-x/VT-i, we should use VMXAssist, as explained above.
HVM defines a table called hvm_function_table, which is a structure containing functions that are common to both VT-x/VT-i and AMD SVM. These methods, including initialize_guest_resources() and store_cpu_guest_regs(), are implemented differently in VT-x/VT-i and AMD SVM.
Xen 3.0 also includes support for the AMD SVM processor. One of SVM's benefits is a tagged TLB: guests are mapped to address spaces different from what the VMM sets. The TLB is tagged with address space identifiers (ASIDs), so a TLB flush does not occur when there is a context switch.
One of the fascinating features of Xen is live migration, which can be used as a solution for load balancing and maintenance. The downtime when using live migration is quite low--tens of milliseconds. Live migration implementation in Xen is managed by domain 0.
There are two stages to live migration. The first stage is "pre-copying", in which the physical memory is copied to the target by way of TCP while the migrating domain continues to run. After some iterations, during which only the pages that were dirtied from the last iteration are copied, the migrating domain stops running. Then, in the second stage, the remaining pages are copied, and the domain resumes its work on the target machine.
In addition, Jacob Gorm Hansen, from the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, is doing some interesting work on "self migration". In self migration, the unprivileged domain being migrated handles the migration itself. Although there are some benefits to having this ability, such as security, self migration is more complex than live migration. For instance, the memory pages containing the code that manages the migration are dirtied during the transfer.
In the future, it appears as though all of Intel's new 64-bit processors will have virtualization extension support, and Xen seems to adopt mainly CPUs with virtualization support. Currently, Xen has support for VT-x and VT-i in the official tree, and a branch in the repository has AMD SVM support.
Overall, Xen is an interesting virtualization project with many features and benefits. And, there's a chance that Xen will be integrated into the official Linux kernel tree sometime in the future, as happened with UML and LVS.
Rami Rosen is a computer science graduate of Technion, the Israel Institute of Technology, located in Haifa. He works as a Linux kernel programmer for a networking start-up, and he can be reached at email@example.com. In his spare time, he likes running, solving cryptic puzzles and helping everyone he knows to move to this wonderful operating system, Linux.
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Novell offers various networking and virtualization solutions including 'SUSE linux enterprise' which has the added benefit of being able to support numerous operating systems such as Linux, Netware and Windows in unison (by sharing the same physical servers) due to Novell's collabiration with Microsoft. Users are therefore provided with the best virtualization platform for Windows server consolidation. Novells virtualization software also includes an integrated suite of tools for virtualization management and automation.
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I think this Nick Page guy
I think this Nick Page guy is right, I was just thinking the same myself. I checked out Novell's site and its filled with quality info. I love open source!
As per the comment on
As per the comment on FreeBSD Jail, Solaris Zones have a very low overhead usually <1%.
There is a typo in the first paragraph under "paravirtualization":
"The applications run in ring 4 without any modification."
I believe that should be "ring 3."
FreeBSD Jails have _no_
FreeBSD Jails have no performance impact! It's simply another technique with other uses.
Have you ever tried OpenVZ
Have you ever tried OpenVZ project?
It is much easier to use and allows to run more Virtual Servers than Xen.
Easier, maybe, but if performance matters
Perhaps it's easier for home usage or simple installs for your own infrastructure. If you simply need a hosted and installed OS on a good connection, you should look for a VPS. My finding was that OpenVZ servers I've rented were much slower that those from Xen providers. I recommend BudgetDedicated.com's Xen offerings
I was hoping to see more on alternative operating systems
Since the VT and Pacifica support was supposed to be the enabler for being able to load WinXP, etc. and run it inside Xen.
The Hypervisor really needs to be integrated into the Linux kernel code...it's too much of a pain to keep patching kernels as they're released...
I agree Xen can be hard to
I agree Xen can be hard to set up manually.
On the other hand, kernel and other needed binaries are often shipped with most major distros.
Thanks for useful article
I was wondering about Xen support on AMD, and this article was very useful. Keep up the good work.
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