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Over the years, one of the most popular spots for visiting climbers has been the beautiful sea cliff of Tijuana, also known as Santanyi after the nearest town. This delightful location has a full holiday atmosphere and it can be easy to get a bit too relaxed here and forget about actually climbing. The routes themselves don't help since most have fierce undercut starts requiring full power the moment you step off the ground. On many the emphasis switches to the fingers as you get higher and most are very draining considering their short length. It is not all power climbing though and there are a few slabbier routes at the left-hand end of the cliff. As with most sea-cliffs, the fixed gear needs to be treated with caution since corrosion is rapid. Many of the routes have been properly staple-bolted, treat those which haven't with extreme caution.
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Sector Tom and Jerry The first feature encountered on the walk around the wave cut platform at Tijuana is the prominent... |
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Sector Tapas Continuing along the wave-cut platform a little further on from Sector Tom and Jerry is the... |
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Sector Poseidon Sector Poseidon offers more great wall-climbs on fantastic rock. To the right-hand side of the crag... |
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Formula One shuttles provided by Capital Metro could be idled, to an extent, next weekend as the inaugural F-1 race for Austin is set to happen.
"It's very simple. All they have to do is agree to what they've already agreed to," Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1091 president Jay Wyatt tells KLBJ.
But Capital Metro says they have planned for this. "We've done a lot of planning for that and luckily, we have more than one contractor and so we will be able to pool from other contracts and put that service out," the bus agency's Dan Dawson tells KLBJ. "Capital Metro has several different ranges of plans that we could implement, depending on how many people actually go out on strike.
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The drivers' union claims Capital Metro and their contractor, McDonald Transit, are trying to pull a fast one on a contract which was signed on January 19, at about the time StarTran, Capital Metro's now-defunct subsidiary, was wiped off the books by the bus agency's executive board. Wyatt believes Capital Metro wants to reneg on contract terms by imposing higher insurance premiums, not collecting union dues and bringing in other employees earning lower wages as a way to bust the union.
"Capital Metro is playing the same ballgame. Saying 'we ain't got nothin' to do with it', but we know they know everything that's going on in these negotiations, every day," Wyatt says.
We asked Wyatt out of all times to strike, why now? "I guess if you stop and think about it, it might help them to make a better decision on trying to resolve issues when you don't have to go down that road," he answered.
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I LOVE this cooking system and this griddle accessory!!!!! One Weber Recipe I find it works extremely well with is the Patty Melt Sandwich. We followed the recipe and Finished them off on the griddle. PERFECT...Could be similar for a Monte Cristo. I also like to fry up Polish Peirogies (Mrs T's in the supermarket is one brand, if not homemade) with onions. It works great and has a nice "extra bit of flavor" from the grilling wood. You can do some nice smoked Kiebasa on the side while finishing off the Pierogies It is also great to do BACON, and that can be used in many recipes!
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Barring an unforeseen emergency before year's end or a political comeback at some future time, Tom Oliver has presided over his final Hall County Board of Commissioners meeting as chairman. He leaves behind a legacy of progressive leadership and accomplishment that future chairmen will find difficult to equal.
During election season, Georgia is referred to as a "red" state in reference to its reliable Republican loyalties.
No matter how you feel about the result of the Nov. 6 election, one promising result may be that the federal government finally is moving toward a practical policy on illegal immigration. After years of debate over how best to deal with the nearly 12 million undocumented foreign workers in the United States, a push toward a solution may be sparked by politics.
No matter how it's computed, Georgia's graduation rate is abysmal.
This year's Christmas season began last week with a more recent tradition that goes beyond tree lightings and turkey leftovers.
On Thanksgiving Day, we gather today with family and friends to share the blessings of a big meal, the warmth of our loved ones and a gravy boat full of gratitude.
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The most expensive, contentious presidential campaign in U.S. history is behind us now - until the next one begins in about two years. As a second-term president, Barack Obama becomes a lame duck as soon as he palms the Bible and takes the oath anew on the Capitol steps in January. He will face a Congress still divided - Republicans in control of the House, Democrats the Senate.
In an election year with only a few contested state and local races, in addition to president, Georgia's charter school amendment has sparked more passion and interest than any other item on the Nov. 6 ballot.
Few rights in our republic are more cherished than the right to select our governmental leaders at the ballot box.
Sharpen the swords, polish the shields and oil up the body armor: It's debate season! Thus, we had the Donneybrook in Denver, followed by the Long Island Town Hall Tug O' War, and now it's on to the rubber match, the Battle in Boca.
It's one of our favorite editorial topics: The law of unintended consequences. And most often here, we are speaking of actual laws, not theoretical ones.
Another era of success is closing at Lanier Technical College, but its future remains brighter than ever thanks to decades of ambitious leadership.
As Election Day nears, along with the voter registration deadline (Oct. 8, a week from Monday), the process of voting is again in the spotlight.
During the 1988 presidential race, candidates went back and forth over who was more sincere about reciting the Pledge of Allegiance to the U.S. flag, which even then seemed a silly issue in the midst of the more serious matters of the time.
At the end of the year, the United States will mark the end of its longest war when the last troops are scheduled to return from Afghanistan. If that occurs, the U.S. will be at peace for the first time since 2001.
It's time to put away the snow shovels and the sleds for now, and get ready for some March Madness. Not basketball, in this case, but a sport with even harsher rivalries and more contact: Election season.
When it comes to nailing down weather forecasts, the big loser this month isn't the National Weather Service, the TV weather experts or the Farmers' Almanac. It's Gen. Beauregard Lee, the state's official furry Groundhog Dog prognosticator, who saw no shadow and foresaw an early spring two Sundays ago.
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- President Obama and Vice President Biden exhibit starkly different debating styles.
- Since the summer of 2009, public opinion had consistently shown sharp opposition to the President's health plan.
- In poll after poll in the summer of 2009, opponents of the ACA outnumbered supporters by 8 to 10 percentage points.
President Obama and Vice President Biden exhibit starkly different debating styles.[1] However, last night's debate showcased in important similarity-one that speaks volumes about why four more years for this duo would be bad for the country in general and our health care system in particular. It's their undisguised arrogance and contempt for those who may disagree with them.
While Al Gore's sighs and groans in the 2000 presidential debate rank a close second, nothing in the 50 year history of these election-year debates rivals the openly contemptuous attitude of Vice President Biden on display in his unrelenting eye-rolling, smirking, cynical laughter, and 82 interruptions of his more sober, serious (and frankly, polite) rival across the table.[2] This "I can't believe what this clown is saying" attitude had been communicated with equal force by President Obama last week through his dismissive, disengaged performance and body language that signaled to the world that debating with the likes of Governor Romney was far beneath him and that he had better things to do with his time.
This administration's arrogant attitude is nothing new to anyone who has been paying attention. During the 2008 campaign, then-candidate Obama boasted:
I think that I'm a better speechwriter than my speechwriters. I know more about policies on any particular issue than my policy directors. And I'll tell you right now that I'm gonna think I'm a better political director than my political director.
Similar arrogance was on display just three days after his inauguration when he announced "I won" to explain why he didn't need to accept Republican ideas for how to structure the stimulus bill.[3]
But what does this have to do with health care? This know-it-all attitude neatly sums up both how we got the "Affordable" Care Act and its deeply flawed design.
During the campaign, one of candidate Obama's greatest appeals to Independents was his promise to fix Washington and end partisan division. In late 2007, he assured the Concord Monitor: "we're not going to pass universal health care with a 50-plus-one strategy," alluding to the "working majority" he planned to assemble to get this monumental task done. Yet once in office when push came to shove, he did not hesitate to ram through the most sweeping reform of health care since Medicare on a pure party-line vote-a maneuver completely without precedent in American history.[4]
Unprecedented as well was the president's decision to arrogantly and flagrantly ignore the public's wishes. Since the summer of 2009, public opinion had consistently shown sharp opposition to the president's health plan, with opponents consistently outnumbering those who favored the plan by 8 to 10 percentage points in poll after poll.
In late January 2010 in what NPR characterized as a "staggering blow" to the president, Republican Scott Brown-running on a very explicit platform of being the 41st Republican vote against "Obamacare"-achieved a stunning come-from-behind victory to fill the Massachusetts Senate seat previously held by Senator Ted Kennedy. By February 2010, the RealClearPolitics.com average of public opinion polls showed opponents of the bill (54.4 percent) outnumbering those who favored it (37.4 percent) by a full 17 percentage points. In light of the prospects that the health reform effort would go down in flames just as President Clinton's plan had 18 years earlier, the president's chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel pleaded for some common sense by scaling back his health reform aspirations through a bipartisan deal.[5]
However, the president and Nancy Pelosi-convinced they were on the "right side of history"-decided in that moment to plunge ahead with a strategy to enact the law on a pure party-line vote. And in explaining to his party members why they should risk their seats in 2010 by casting such a risky vote in light of how badly Democrats had fared in 1994 in the aftermath of the Clinton health reform debacle, the president immodestly explained 'Well, the big difference here and in '94 was you've got me.'
Recall that it was Congressman Paul Ryan who weeks before enactment eloquently pleaded with the president not to go forward with his plan, succinctly explaining how the plan about to be enacted would violate all of the president's firm and oft-repeated promises: a) that his plan would not add one dime to the deficit; b) that it would not increase taxes at all for the middle class; c) that it would bend the cost curve; and d) that people could get to keep their current coverage if they liked it. Although revisionists are fond of twisting the truth to claim that the president's strategy was forced by recalcitrant Republicans unwilling to enter into a bipartisan deal, Avik Roy deftly exploded that myth months ago.
The president and former House Speaker Pelosi both mistakenly (some might say arrogantly) believed that once people understood the plan, they would come to support it.[6] It turned out the American public was not nearly as stupid as ACA's advocates apparently believed. They were furious that their wishes had been ignored. From the get-go, polling around repeal of the bill mirrored the attitudes towards the plan before it was enacted. In repeated polls across a variety of sources, a majority of the public favored repeal of Obamacare by a margin that typically exceeded 10 percentage points over those opposed to repeal.[7] You might think that the thumping his party took in the 2010 elections (at least one solid empirical analysis has shown that "health care reform may have cost Democrats their House majority)" might have humbled the president and made him more amenable to a bipartisan fix to his deeply flaw health plan. But he has repeatedly made it clear that he believes the debate is over and need not be "relitigated."
Obamacare itself reflects this same contempt for public opinion and persistently favors trumping individual choice with government edicts. The plan's designers do not care if you have a religious objection to paying for contraceptive coverage for your employers. The First Amendment notwithstanding, Obamacare tramples religious liberty in favor of a 'government knows best' approach. Likewise, the tsunami of new rules ensure that tens of millions of Americans-including millions in Medicare Advantage plans-will lose their current coverage even though they were perfectly happy with it and even though their president assured them this would never happen.
I personally don't want know-it-all government experts deciding for me what kinds of health benefits I'm "allowed" in my health plan, or an unelected 15-member panel making decisions that will fundamentally affect my parents' access to Medicare. Are we a nation of children who cannot be trusted to make good decisions for ourselves and need the paternalistic hand of government to guide us every step of the way? Or are we a nation of adults who can take responsibility for our own decisions about preventive services or contraception and pay for what we decide we need without government interference. The attitude conveyed by President Obama and Vice President Biden appears to be "we know best." In the face of those on the other side of the aisle who politely disagree, their attitude appears to be that compromise is beneath them, especially when they are the right side of history.
Pride goeth before fall: from where I sit, this duo deserves to be toppled. Only then can we get the kind of health reform that Americans deserve.
[1] Avik Roy already has done a masterful job of unpacking the vice president's truth-twisting as it relates to health policy, so I will not waste time trying to duplicate his efforts.
[2] Seasoned political commentators from the left and right generally took a dim view of these not-very-presidential antics.
[3] In the end, the bloated stimulus bill was enacted without a single Republican vote in the House and only 3 votes in the Senate.
[4] For example, a majority of Republicans in the House voted in favor of Medicare and Senate Republicans were nearly evenly divided when that law passed in 1965. Likewise, House Republicans voted more than 5 to 1 in favor of Social Security and Senate Republicans voted more than 3 to 1 in favor. This puts a lie to revisionist claims that these programs have been steadfastly opposed by Republicans from the get-go. Note that in both cases, the Democrats held far more commanding majorities in both chambers of Congress than in 2010. Thus, in principle, Presidents Roosevelt and Johnson might well have elected to drive through a version of their plans more to their liking on a purely partisan vote, but recognized the foolishness of such a divisive strategy.
[5] Even progressives such as Rep. Barney Frank retrospectively conceded that President Obama made a mistake in not backing down on health reform after the Scott Brown victory in January 2010.
[6] The president, for example, said 6 months after the bill's passage: "I think that health care, over time, is going to become more popular." More pointedly, Nancy Pelosi in the aftermath of last June's Supreme Court decision asserted that she was proud of the health care law and that "politics be damned" predicting that the legislation will become more popular with the American people over time.
[7] Of more than 135 polls tracked by RealClearPolitics.com since March 2010, only a lone CBS poll conducted in January 2011shows opponents of repeal outnumbering those who favor repeal. Once again, such sustained public opposition to a signature piece of domestic legislation is completely without historical precedent, a measure of just how far out of touch this administration is from the average voter.


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Sampled last night on 3/7/14 but had this once before back in 2012. Bottle chilled down to 36 degrees F in my beer cooler and poured into a pilsner flute galss.
Pours a light golden hazy amber in color with a good 2-finger white head that settles down to a thin layer on top. Some spotty lacing was seen with each sip.. When first opened, the smell of cherries and wheat hits you right in the face, or actually nose. The taste doesn't live up quite to the aroma but is very pleasant overall. Smooth to drink with no bitter aftertaste.
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Samuel Adams Cherry Wheat Pours out with a small white head. You can tell it's a non filtered brew. The Color is a dark amber. Smell right off the bat is Cherry. There is really nothing else to it I can't smell anything else. The taste is also cherry nothing more than that. Not much else to say but CHERRY. If you like cherry you may like this brew. This brew is not for me. It looks good but the taste is too much.
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Blech. Fruit beers just aren't for me. However, my husband loves the crap out of this beer. To me, this tastes like a mix of bad cherry candy or cough medicine, mixed with a decent wheat beer. If the cherry flavor was a bit more subtle, I think I'd like it a lot better.
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What's black and white and scary all over - this Creepy Clown adult mens costume! The skull embellished costume includes a gruesome clown mask complete with red hair - are you man enough to don the outfit and darken doorsteps on Halloween in this evil garb?
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Service was awful! – The food was really good(over priced, but good); however, the service ruined it for me and our whole table. My water glass was filled twice before the server even got our drink order (we brought our own wine, so all he had to do was open it). This kept up the whole night. We finished our bread before our Appetizer order was taken and finished the apps before our order was taken. We also had to pour our own glasses of wine. I understand when a server gets busy—I was a server for 7 years. But he never mentioned this or apologized for his slow service and even when the dinner rush slowed he still didn't seem to care. Don't waste your time.
Great Neighborhood Gem – Our dinner of the month with friends found another gem. Cafe Ena has a great energetic feel in a very warm and comfortable space. The latin-oriented dishes were very creative, and very delicious. An appetizer of garlic crostini with smoked salmon, avocado, and goat cheese crumbles was a great start. My wife's scallops with coconut risotto were perfect. My Casorola di Mariscos (essentially a Bouillabaisse) was equally good; although I didn't really taste the saffron. Our friends had the steak special, and also were very enthusiastic. The desserts sounded good too, but we were all too full.
Service remains an issue – Nothing more maddening to have very good food but TERRIBLE service. Have visited 3x hoping that things would change but apparently management is comfortable with the status quo. Not a new topic for them, has been since they opened up.......too bad because it could be a great place (atmosphere and food is top notch).
Great Experience – We recently tried Cafe Ena for the first time. The service was fantastic, very helpful. The food was even better. It was also Thursday, which i guess is half price wine night. Will definately be going back and recommending to friends.
fantastic – My wife and I thought this place was awesome! I had the Ave. and my wife had the halibut with red pepper risotto. The server was very helpful too.
soooooooo yummy...it really is mouthwatering – some of the best food i have ever had!!! i cant stop going back. the service is always amazing, they waitstaff is super knowlegeable, and very good at explaining things to u... their bread and butter basket is anything but ordinary, its not really butter, im not sure what it is but its soooo good!!! in the summer u can even sit outside and bring your dog with u(obviously if its well behaved)they also have really good sangria(one of the guys told me their trick is that theres actually not any brandy in it, just lots of wine)my fave app is the caso fundita
Great food – This restaurant has great food, loved it. There chicken cordon bleu-like dish that I had was amazing and I'll be sure to come back.
Absolutely SUPERB!! – Truly superb!! Very nice slection of entrees. Excellent brunch on the weekend. Secluded location provides extremly pleasant and comfortable ambiance for relaxing and enjoyment.
Can't Miss – What a great neighborhood restaurant! Took college buddies there and one from St. Paul has been back five times.
Two friends from Pittsburg thought it "unbelievable".
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Owner and chef Hector Ruiz is making quite a name for himself. The former executive chef of Prima has embarked on bringing the globe to Minneapolis, with El Meson, La Chaya bistro and Café Ena, where his artful dishes are inspired by rich, Latin cuisine and French flair learned from years studying abroad. The dining room is equally as comforting and globetrotting as the unique food, combining warm, mosaic patterns and hues with a candle-lit bistro ambience. And the service feels strictly local, offering a neighborhood atmosphere and delicious food born from ideas and recipes far away and centuries old.
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Episode 348 – Hit the Brakes on The Playroom
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This chapter is about the communication of evaluation results—an area that experience shows can frequently be neglected or devalued. Communication of results is sometimes viewed as a procedurally routine phase of the evaluation process that involves drafting and distributing a report, possibly accompanied by a meeting or oral presentation. Furthermore, many evaluation reports follow the template of a research paper, in which background, hypotheses, techniques, findings, and recommendations are methodically detailed. What sometimes seems to underlie this standardized approach to communication is the belief that an evaluation study's technical aspects (such as its adequacy of design, soundness of data-collection methods, and relevance of data analysis) require thorough consideration, whereas its human aspects (such as how the project gets communicated, what it finally means, and whether it answers people's questions) are easily managed. Of course, this view is mistaken. Good communication is neither easy nor routine, and careful attention to it can enhance the conduct of evaluations themselves and increase their usefulness to a wide variety of audiences.
Baxter, Lester W., and Marc T. Braverman, "Communicating Results to Different Audiences." In Foundations and Evaluation: Contexts and Practices for Effective Philanthropy, edited by Marc T. Braverman, Norman A. Constantine and Jana Kay Slater (San Francisco: Jossey-Bass 2004). This material is used by permission of John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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12 students and two adults were hurt in a head-on wreck involving a school bus on Mansfield Road Friday morning.
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Overseers of the Poor Accounts and Minute Book 1829Nearly ten years ago I was in Aylesbury and - being short of time - photographed some 200 pages of the records of the Tingewick Overseers of the Poor. I recently came across them again and have started to post them to the internet, with a transcription and index. So far I have only done 15 pages but they make fascinating reading. It would seem that the parish was in the grip of very real poverty, and almost every working man was in receipt of some sort of assistance - generally, a few days' work, for which they were paid anything from 4d to 1/4d per day. The pages will in due course make their way here to the main Tingewick site, but for speed I am initially posting them on Wordpress - apologies for the clunky navigation, but I thought the information in the book too interesting to keep to myself. I would urge anyone who had family in the parish in 1829 to go and have a look - the index is at: http://tingewick.wordpress.com/overseers-accounts-index/. It goes without saying that I am bound to have made mistakes in both the transcription and index. Please do report any that you spot - either by email (see the contact us page ) or via the comments boxes on Wordpress. Suggestions on how to improve the layout would also be appreciated - though at this stage my priority is just making the pages available, rather than making them pretty :) I really appreciate all the stories and photos I'm sent to add to the website. Alas, it often takes much longer than I'd like to get them onto the site, but I do get there eventually. I have at least now resolved my problems with running PAF on an iMac so am starting to tackle a huge backlog of mail - feel free to send me a reminder if you have been waiting more than a few months! If you have sent a story or your details for inclusion in the Descendants/Researchers section, please check them and let me know if I've made mistakes - they do happen sometimes I'm afraid. And if you haven't sent anything yet ... why not? This site is only improving and expanding because of all the help and contributions from everyone else. Do check out the What's New list. People ask me why I run this site just to help other people. The first answer is - I enjoy it. The second answer is - you never know what unexpected connections you might make. I've been promising to tell the story of The Man From Penketh here for some time, and at last - here it is! This site is dedicated to him, and everyone like him. About this siteWhile researching my daughter's ancestry, I became fascinated by the movement of ordinary people through the parish of Tingewick and accumulated quantities of transcripts and notes about them. I have been piecing them together into family trees: however, it is vital to realise that these will be full of errors, having been transcribed on paper from microfilm or original register or from information sent by other researchers: then transferred to computer as source transcripts, then finally built into families on the database. In the fifteen years or so since I started the site I've heard from so many really interesting people. I'm getting more and more contributions to all the sections especially photos, wills and family stories as well as links to sites by other researchers. Alas, with family and work commitments etc I constantly fall behind so have added two more pages - Coming Soon and What's New. If you have contributed something and it doesn't appear on one or other of these lists (or the website), please get in touch with me again and remind me!!! If you would like to be included in 'Tingewick Descendants' section, please email me your details, in the same format as the pages I have already done [or ask me for a template] and I will be delighted to add you. |


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Summer-like weather to inch near records: Break out the shorts and short-sleeved shirts. It will feel more like the end of June or the beginning of July Monday. Temperatures near 90 could break weather records. http://bit.ly/HCaF9I
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I have a server running apache on an 18GB xfs partition. It seems to loose large chunks of disk space around the time the apache logs rotate. The apache logs get to be around 2 gig at the end of the day and are compressed and started over by logrotate. df reports one value while du-sch / reports another. The value du give stays pretty much steady while the value df gives shows a gradual loss of disk space. The last time the disk filled up, I restarted and used xfs-repair which recovered a bunch of apache logs among other stuff. The disk has plenty of room now and on most days seems to recover disk space after the log rotation. Then on some days you dont see any space recovery. Here are some other details: Gentoo kernel Linux 2.4.25_pre7-gss-r2 Dual Xeon 1.8 GHz CPU WDC WD200BB-00CAA1 hard drive in udma5 mode WriteCache=enabled xfsprogs 2.3.9 logrotate 3.6.5 syslogd 1.4.1 apache 2.0.48 -- My colleagues, every statement I make today is backed up by sources, solid sources. These are not assertions. What we are giving you are facts and conclusions based on solid intelligence. |
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