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While developers attempt to get new wells on line, Mountain Green Elementary School doesn't have enough pressure in the secondary system to water the school's lawns, said D'Lynn Poll, district business administrator. The school has switched back to using the culinary system to water lawns. A recent injunction shows there is some progress being made in developing the rest of the water system in the area, Poll said. She said promises have been made to the district that they would not be charged for using culinary water instead of secondary. The district would like to see their 10 acre feet of Weber Basin Water shares meant for secondary water legally transferred to a point of diversion in the Cottonwood water system.
"These wells are not going to be sufficient," Poll said. "We are waiting on (the developer) to come up with the next solution."
Sale of property to benefit FFA
The school board voted to sell 0.38 acres of property west of Morgan Elementary School to a neighboring land owner for $3,000. Although some school groups have conducted class projects on the land through the years, usually the unmaintained land is a weed patch. Boardmember Ken Durrant moved to give the proceeds of the sale to the Morgan High School FFA to obtain a greenhouse in the future.
The FFA had been planning to use $2,000 in grant money for an environmental project on the ground. Now that it has been sold, the group will have to find a new location for their project or turn the money back.
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I guess the title is self explanatory. Companies are far less looking at recruiters to assess potential candidates. All they want is to steal from their competitors. If a recruiter works a certain niche market, he/she can make a good living just shuffling one person over to the competitor. Once that candidate has been with the competitor for 2-3 years (maybe more), the recruiter than takes that same candidate and shuffles him off to another competitor.There is no really 'assessment' of…
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I've been recruiting for a little over 8+ years now. Fall Offs (Candidates that recruiters place into their client's job where the candidate quits within 8 weeks of start date) is something recruiter's dread as it effects their overall compensation.
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Ever wonder what's going on with your former classmates? Welcome to Class Notes online where you can stay abreast of the latest professional activities and other important milestones in your classmates' lives. Visit often, as we are frequently updating the site, with information compiled from alumni, including news published in local and national media.
Jeremy M. Attie joined the Executive Chamber of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo as a Senior Policy Analyst for Civil Rights and Workforce in August 2012. Attie works to develop and implement state-wide civil rights and workforce policy through legislation, regulation and state operations. He was previously an associate at Judd Burstein, P.C. (4/5/2013)
Andrew B. Brettler became a partner of Lavely & Singer Professional Corporation, a Los Angeles based entertainment and litigation boutique co-founded by Martin D. Singer `77. Brettler practices in the areas of entertainment litigation and commercial litigation. (3/10/2014)
Jason Cade joined the faculty at the University of Georgia School of Law as an Assistant Professor of Law where he will teach Immigration Law and establish the school's new Medical-Legal Partnership Clinic. He previously served as an acting assistant professor at New York University School of Law, where he taught in the Lawyering Program and also served as a supervising attorney for the NYU Immigrant Rights Clinic. (5/31/2013)
Clifford R. Cone was elected a partner of Clifford Chance US LLP in the firm's Capital Markets Practice Group. Cone focuses his practice on the investment management sector, advising alternative investment managers, registered investment companies and boards of directors with respect to all aspects of the Investment Company Act of 1940 and the Investment Advisers Act of 1940. (6/28/2013)
David H. Faux, who maintains his own practice specializing in intellectual property, entertainment, art and business/commercial law, authored The American Bar Association's Legal Guide to Fashion Design (ABA, Sept. 2013). Faux frequently writes and lectures in these areas, and he most recently participated in The Second National Conference of the Dramatists Guild of America in Chicago, IL in August 2013. (9/11/2013)
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Daniel B. Slater, online dating expert and author of Love in the Time of Algorithms: What Technology Does to Meeting and Mating appeared on The Today Show in late April alongside his aunt by marriage, Martha Stewart, and the CEO of Match, Inc., Sam Yagan, to discuss Martha's dating profile. He was also a special guest at the 2013 Professional Matchmakers and Dating Coaches Worldwide Conference held in New York City. Slater is a former legal affairs reporter for The Wall Street Journal and is currently a contributor to Fast Company. He has written for The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, New York Magazine, Men's Health and GQ. (5/7/2013)
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Quick Left's Alongi to receive Esprit honor
Last Updated: 16:37 October 22, 2013
Alongi co-founded Quick Left Inc. in Boulder, a custom web and mobile application company. She was selected for the award because of her leadership, the company's success and the company's reputation for innovation, the Boulder Chamber said in a press statement.
Alongi is one of four award recipients at the annual Esprit Entrepreneur event, which is put on by the Boulder Chamber. The event celebrates the Boulder entrepreneurial community's success and vitality. Boulder is the No. 1 city in the nation for creating entrepreneur-based companies, according to a recent study by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation. It also has the highest density of startup companies per capita of anywhere in the country, according to the study.
About 300 peoople are expected to attend this year's event, which will be held at the St Julien Hotel & Spa at 900 Walnut St. in Boulder. The event includes panel discussions and the evening award presentation.
The other award recipients:
Steve Hughes, chief executive of Boulder Brands Inc., will receive the Entrepreneurial Leadership Award. Under Hughes' leadership, Niwot-based Boulder Brands has become a leading health and wellness company, the Boulder Chamber said in the press statement. Boulder Brands manages the natural food brands Smart Balance, Udi's, Glutino, Earth Balance and Best Life.
Teju Ravilochan, chief executive of the Unreasonable Institute, will receive the Esprit Impact Award. Ravilochan and a team of co-founders at the Boulder-based nonprofit group connect business mentors with entrepreneurs focused on social and environmental problems.
Jane Brautigam, Boulder city manager, and Joe Pelle, Boulder County sheriff, will be recognized with a special Civic Entrepreneurship award. The two will be recognized along with a group of other community leaders from The Community Foundation, Foothills United Way and Boulder Flood Relief nonprofit groups in Boulder County, and Broomfield-based Ball Corp., all of whom played roles in local flood response and recovery efforts during flooding Sept. 11-15 in the county.
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Anyone else having this issue? Should be able to change profiles regardless of headset...
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I gotta say 226 views and not one response. I've never had an HTC phone myself so I'm not much help, have you tried a data wipe and reset? That's something I'd do
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Why is this so hard to answer? I'm know I'm not the only one.
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Is your phone on a custom rom? You do know that this is the rom section. You might want to post this in the general Rezound section. You might get more hits. The reason I asked about the rom is because I don't have those options on my phone. I have a stock phone with a stock player. That may be why no one has been able to help you. Most of us don't have those options. If I'm wrong and a stock phone has those options, I can't find them on my phone.
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Just got moved to this section... Anyone have any info for me on the original post? I'm on business ics sense Rom...
Never ran that rom before. What I do know urbeats is just like the ibeats. Have you tried that option? I know cause when I sent in my original ibeats to htc for replacements they sent me some urbeats that are just like ibeats.Originally Posted by idfk420
Have you tried posting on xda forums? More help there for custom rom and problems that you might have.
I think most people here run their phone close to stock. If cyanogenmod CM10 was available I'd use it, as we may never get jelly beans any other way. I need a very compelling reason to use a rom. I can't speak for everyone here, of course.
You might get more ROM users to talk with and advise you at xda developers forum.
Before this goes down hill, let's try to help the op 1st. Thanks
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The Oakland collective that calls itself DeeCee's Soul Shakedown frequently brings its cool vibe to S.F. via its lively events at venues such as DNA Lounge and Club Six, consistently hosting skilled local talent along with notable out-of-towners. As its "Hey DJ" name suggests, this week's party will feature an all-DJ lineup, but enthusiasts of live performances should fear not, for these jocks know how to put on a spontaneous show full of unexpected moments. The bill keeps it local this time out, with solid ambassadors of the Bay Area hip hop and reggae scenes holding it down. Selectors include Sake One, Willie Maze, Pam the Funkstress, and De leading the body-rocking on the main floor and Irie Dole, Papa Joe, Smoke1, and Mpenzi bringing blunted beats in the upstairs lounge. This hoedown is gonna shimmy well into the after-hours, but gets started at 10 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 27, at DNA; call 626-1409 or visit www.dnalounge.com for more info.
Oscar Gaetan -- known simply as Oscar G -- is a resident DJ at the cavernous and disorienting super-club Space in downtown Miami. For more than a decade he's crafted dark and sexy international dance hits with production partner Ralph Falcon under multiple aliases, most notably as Murk and Funky Green Dogs. His recent solo mix CD, Made in Miami, offers an intimate look at his mixing skills and programming prowess as he deftly shifts from lighter house fare to darker, techno-leaning cuts. But don't expect a rehash of the collection in person, for Oscar thrives on spontaneity and feeds off the reactions of his dance floor denizens. New York's Dean Samaras and S.F.'s Ben Seagren (who will celebrate his birthday at this party) will open up in the main room, while more locals (Ras-Cue and Friz-B) will fill the upstairs lounge with downtempo and hip hop. Check out the tribal sound live and direct from Miami when Oscar G appears on Saturday, Jan. 28, at Ruby Skye; call 693-0777 or visit www.rubyskye.com for more info.


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Rose Mary Collums Wade, 82 of Lawrence, MS, died Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at Mississippi Baptist Medical Center in Jackson, MS.
Funeral services will be at 11 AM, Saturday, December 1, 2012 at Newton County Funeral Home - South in Newton,MS. Burial will be in Nance Hill Cemetery, Lawrence, MS. Visitation will be held from 5 PM - 8 PM Friday, November 30. Newton County Funeral Home South, 100 Old Highway 15 Loop, Newton, MS is in charge of arrangements 601-683-2152.
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Survivors Include: Daughters: Carolyn Thomas & husband Keith, The Woodlands, TX and Glenna Morgan & husband Doug, Brandon, MS; Sister: Helen Nance Coker, Newton, MS; Grandsons: Ken Evans & wife Sarina, Byram, MS, David Alan Evans & wife Jennie, Brandon, MS, Taylor Morgan, Brandon, MS; Grand Daughter: Carrie Rose Evans, Brandon, MS; Great Grandchildren: Hartley Evans,Dylan Evans, & Piper Evans and Numerous Nieces & Nephews
Preceded in death by: Husband: Kenneth Collums Parents: John Cornelius Nance Jr & Eva Wilkins Nance Daughter: Sissy Evans Brothers: John L Nance and Dick Nance; Sister: Elizabeth Nance Stricklin
Pallbearers: Keith Thomas, Neil Stricklin, Ken Evans, David Alan Evans, Taylor Morgan, and Kenneth Flowers
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Observation and Assessment (O&A)
Observation and Assessment provides comprehensive evaluation and treatment planning. Youths receive extensive psychological, behavioral, social, educational, and physical assessments to identify their needs for services.
Facts About Observation and Assessment
- A 45-day residential program for delinquent youth placed in the custody of JJS for evaluation, assessment, and treatment planning.
- O&A must be ordered by a Juvenile Court Judge and includes the following services and activities:
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- Information from the O&A assessments is used to make recommendations to the Juvenile Court and Case Management.
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Like all animals, honey bees are subject to a range of misadventures that are not easy to place into a single category for discussion. These problems may vary widely and arise from the various ecological and cultural conditions under which bees are kept. Some are more easily dealt with than others, but many of these difficulties relate to things beyond the beekeeper's individual control e.g. theft or vandalism. Under these circumstances, it can be helpful to have support from other beekeepers in the community as part of a beekeepers association or group that can lobby for more consideration, or educate others about the value of beekeeping to the wider community. Politicians and influential people that control resources (such as land) need to know about the value of bees - for crop pollination, for income generation and for increased economic activity in the area.
Habitat destruction and the consequent loss of forage sources is one of the major causes of a decline in bee populations. Loss of forests to charcoal burning and urban development, destruction of wildflower meadows and widespread use of pesticides reduces the honey and wax that can be collected, and reduced pollination affects crop yields. The planting of large areas with only one crop means that flowers are available all at the same time of year, thereby creating a 'honey bee desert' for the rest of the year. The loss of forage, or reduced seasonal spread of forage availability, will affect colony productivity and survival. Lack of colonisation of hives by swarms of bees can be an indicator that the natural resources of an area are being threatened.
Theft and vandalism can sometimes be a problem for beekeepers especially if hives are kept a long distance from the homestead. Honey bee colonies can be deliberately damaged or destroyed, or the resources they need, such as the trees they are placed in, are taken for other purposes. This commonly occurs as a consequence of competition for resources. It is not easy to tackle this and it can only be done by co-operative discussion with those that are causing the problem. Sometime theft can be reduced by making the hives less attractive. For instance, hives made of local materials not only reduce the costs of investment to the beekeeper but are also less tempting to steal than hives made of good wood that can be used for other purposes.
Over harvesting and poor management of the bees by can have a profound effect on their productivity. A beekeeper who does not leave enough food to sustain the bees' own life after harvesting may lose the colony entirely. Care of the apiary site is also important. Invasion by ants, absconding and lack of colonisation in productive beekeeping areas are all indicators that the bees may not have been sufficiently attended by the beekeeper. Bush fire can also create a problem for beekeepers. Tropical bees respond to this and other setbacks by absconding. The beekeeper can reduce the risk of fire by clearing undergrowth around the hives and where possible creating or planting fire breaks, e.g. of vetiver grass.
The relationship between the seasonal development of the bees, the flowering of the plants they feed from and the weather are critical to colony productivity. Large stocks of bees can die of starvation in adverse weather conditions because the energy income into the hive does not match their food requirements. Excessive rainfall can prevent bees from reaching the flowers even though there is plenty of nectar; conversely high temperatures and drought (so water is not available for cooling the combs) can lead to melting of the wax honeycomb. Putting out shallow troughs filled with water for the bees may help to prevent the latter problem.
It is not yet clear what the consequences of climate change will be for the bees worldwide. There may be catastrophic events such as floods and droughts where all the colonies throughout whole areas perish. Conversely there may be more subtle shifts in climate bringing altered weather patterns that are not conducive to the honey bees seasonal cycles. For instance, if there are unusual changes in patterns of rainfall, heat or drought that prevent the bees from foraging for nectar at critical times then honey bee populations could collapse.
List of Articles available on this topic (11):
Title | Author |
A World Without Bees | Benjamin, A. McCallum, B. |
Bee Death in the USA: is the honey bee in danger? | Ritter, W. |
Beekeeping for people living in countries under stress: Afghanistan | Dr Nicola Bradbear |
Deformed wing virus in bees and Varroa destructor | Coffey, M. |
Diet effects on honeybee immunocompetence | Alaux, C., Ducloz, F., Crauser, D. and Le Conte, Y. |
Globa honey bee disorders and other threats to insect pollinators | Kluser, S.; Neumann, P.; Chauzat, M; Pettis, J. |
Of Plants, Hives, Conservation and Computers | Harman, A. |
Plant with toxic nectar kills native honey bees in SW China | Liu, F.L. and Fu, W.J. |
Practical Beekeeping - Failing queens and laying workers | Gregory, P. |
Queen of the Sun: What are the Bees Telling Us? | Siegel, T. & Betz, J. |
Studies on Outdoor Wintering of Honeybee Colonies in Cold Regions | Chen G., Jian Z. C., Geng Z. C., Xu H.W. |


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Jared Porpiglia and Teresa DeStevens were united in marriage on Sept. 3, 2011, in Maui, Hawaii in a double-ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Debbie Altizer of Arizona and Dave DeStevens of Panama. The groom is the son of Frank and Debbie Porpiglia of Dunkirk.
The groom graduated from Dunkirk High School and SUNY Brockport with a B.S. in business administration. He is employed by First Solar as a project controller in Tempe, Ariz.
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Newhart TV ShowTelevision Show Summary for Newhart Television Show SummaryIn the 80's TV show Newhart, Dick Loudon and his wife Joanna leave their life in Manhattan to purchase a small bed and breakfast (The Stratford Inn) in Vermont.
TV Show Plot For NewhartDick (Bob Newhart) is a how-to book writer who becomes host of the "Vermont Today" TV show. George Utley is the handyman at the inn and Leslie Vanderkellen is the maid. Cast of Newhart TV ShowDick Loudon - Bob Newhart Trivia for the TV Show NewhartThe fictional Vermont town where the Newhart show takes place is never named during the series.Top 20 Ratings Info for Newhart Series1982-83 - 1st Season - Ranked #131983-84 - 2nd Season - Ranked #23 1984-85 - 3rd Season - Ranked #16 1985-86 - 4th Season - Ranked #16 1986-87 - 5th Season - Ranked #12 1987-88 - 6th Season - Ranked #25 |
80's TV Show Facts:The TV Show Newhart was televised from 10/25/1982 to 09/08/1990, on the CBS network. More 80's TV Shows: |
CommentsNeed to find these
I have someone so interested in having some of these series. I need to find them to purchase singly instead of as a whole series. Is there anywhere to get these just one by one?
#1 - destined2be - 12/21/2006 - 20:48
One of my favorite TV series from the 80's!
How can I get my hands on the total package of The Bob Newhart Show for very cheap price?
#4 - Hector - 06/15/2007 - 15:17
Newhart DVD series
Where are my DDVD's? I ordered the NEWHART TV series more than a week ago and I have nothing. I have not be contacted via
Email. I cannot find my trancking number, but my name is pretty unique. #5 - Mechelle Vsetecka - 07/18/2007 - 18:54
Newhart - The Final Episode
Where can I buy just the series where Dick and Joanna have the bed and breakfast, especially the last season
#6 - Carole - 10/10/2007 - 14:24
Newhart~~~ the entire series on DVD
I understand whoever owns this series will not release more than season one....What's the deal?
#7 - rita guthrie - 10/25/2008 - 17:32
Newhart - "What's the deal?"
Previous post:
"I understand whoever owns this series will not release more than season one....What's the deal?" My guess is that "News" Corporation (Rupert Murdoch) is making more money re-running the series on WGN. #8 - jim - 08/03/2009 - 12:22
The opening credits with a car driving through reminds me of Murphys, Ca. Is it really in Vermont?
#9 - Dorothy Macdonalg - 10/04/2009 - 21:01
Newhart Theme Song
Where can I find (or buy) the theme song?
#10 - Danielle - 11/13/2009 - 18:42
Bob Newhart series all eight
have not played all yet but out of the ten we have tried have them do not show anything or stop dead would like to know what can be done about this. maybe send another set or refund the money.
#11 - sharon hosmer - 11/23/2009 - 23:07
Opening Credits
I read where the opening credits with the car driving through is actually out takes of On Golden Pnd and in the car are Dabney Coleman and Jane Fonda.
#12 - Dennis - 12/18/2009 - 09:38
Newharts complete eight season series (Vermont)
Just purchased this from a company who has them sent out from Shanghai. We were unable to watch them. They would not play on any of the four DVD players that we tried, and not on the computer either. We paid over $80 for this set, and they will not give us our money back. Does anyone know what you can do in a situation like this? We purchased them online. It appears that the DVD's have a photo label on them, but nothing else.
#13 - Fay hardy - 12/26/2009 - 09:09
Newharts complete eight season series (vermont)
I just entered the story of the DVD's coming from Shanghai and none of them worked, I would like to add, that they were purchased online from a company in the United States, and we were told that the DVD's play on all DVD players in the World.
#14 - Fay (again) - 12/26/2009 - 09:15
We have also purchased the complete set as a gift, upon the recipent opening, discovered that the set was incomplete, but she wanted to view them anyway, but the difficulty trying to get the 1st dvd to play is unacceptable !
Thinking it could possibly be the dvd player, we have tried it in 3 others, the same problems are prominent throughout the first show, we cannot seem to get any further than that and that is a major challenge to view ! This company has NOT responded to emails regarding the purchase and should be removed and closed down from the internet. DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS COMPANY ! #15 - g butter - 12/31/2009 - 19:21
Bob Newhart Show
Does anyone know what episode in the Bob Newhart Show did Stephanie have trouble sleeping because of birds singing in the trees outside her bedroom window in the early mornings. She ended up throwing a shoe at the bird and killed it and spent the rest of the show trying not to feel guilty. A great episode and would like to buy what ever edition this episode it is on. Look forward to hearing your suggestions. Thank you. Jeanni
#16 - Jeanni O - 05/02/2010 - 16:32
Newhart episode
The episode is called "Still the Beavers"
where George begins his own lodge after taking Dick's advice and quitting the Beaver lodge when he is cheated out of a prize in which he rightfully won. The songbird is is a subplot - having killed the songbird Stephanie is worried about being caught and tries to dispose of the shoe, but it keeps getting found and returned to her. Hilarious. I have this particular episode from the airing but I wish they would release more on DVD. #17 - Grah - 07/05/2010 - 08:20
NEWHART COMPLETE SERIES DVD issues....
So far they have worked for me on "2" of my DVD players... Where they come from should not matter, they are without region, and therefore not limited in playability. If it didn't work on 4 of your dvd players, perhaps you should consider investing in new DVD players. $99 for all 8 seasons ain't so bad when you consider they are unavailable otherwise.
#18 - Edward - 12/08/2010 - 14:56
The episode you describe is #10 in Season 4 subtitled: "Still the Beavers"
#19 - dj - 06/02/2012 - 22:31
Officer Shifflet and Larry, Darryl & Darryl are probably my favorite NEWHART characters!
#20 - Florida - 06/25/2013 - 21:14
Personally, I love the episodes featuring Julie Brown as Buffy Denver.
#21 - Sylvia - 06/27/2013 - 21:21
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There are inns/restaurants with rooms available to cater for all tastes, budgets and length of stay, and the listings provide all the relevant information including location, contact details and accessibility.
Use the information to find an inn/restaurant with rooms in the Scottish Borders and plan your perfect break.
Small family run hotel. The Eagle Hotel was established in 1868 and originally known as the Eagle Inn.
ETC 4 Diamond Silver Award Old World Country Inn (1624), beamed ceilings, open fires, central heating.
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A warm Scottish welcome awaits you at the Wheatsheaf Restaurant with Rooms in the beautiful Scottish Borders from husband and wife owners Chris & Jan Winson. Ideal location to explore both the Borders and North Northumberland.
Set between two lochs, and a long rich history. Offering excellent food and drinks accomodation and camping and live music.
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Privately owned country hotel with 19 en suite bedrooms in the village of St Boswells near Melrose. A four star Inn with a few awards up its sleeve. Scottish Inn of the Year 2011, Local Bar Food Gold Medal 2012, Golf & Sporting Breaks 2012
Welcome to The Auld Cross Keys, good food, beer and accommodation in the Scottish Borders.
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Originally a Blacksmith's Shop, 2005 saw significant refurbishment and a warm welcome now awaits all in our AA rated 4 star Restaurant with rooms.
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Last fall, Mt. Vernon was abuzz with the news that a new Thai place had suddenly popped up at Calvert and Preston Streets. Any new Baltimore Thai restaurant represents a statistically significant jump in the total number, since there are so few. But Stang of Siam is further distinguished by a credo of carefully delineated, almost deconstructed flavors and a beautiful dining space.
Expansive glass allows sunlight to fill the room during the day, giving the already high-ceilinged corner space an even more open feel. The interior design is very appealing with dark-wood carvings. In addition to the main dining area, there is a small but gorgeous bar and a mezzanine space
in the rear occupied by overflow tables. The background music is a perfect analogue for the ambiance—
a soothing but eclectic blend of pop and smooth jazz.
The menu is a standard Thai roster of soups, noodles, rice dishes, and stir-frys. But the same savvy that guides the aesthetics of the place is evident in the execution and plating of the food. Attention to detail is everywhere—the ubiquitous tom yum's broth is clear and clean, yet intense, studded with slices of fiery galangal and rods of lemongrass, in addition to the usual shrimp and vegetables.
And those vegetables—snow peas, zucchini, cabbage, carrots—are blanched to a perfectly crisp state, whether featured in a salad or in a main dish, like the Thai benchmark larb (spicy ground chicken). It has lots of heat but is otherwise muted in the lime and fish-sauce departments. Rings of tempura-style battered calamari are surprisingly tender despite their large diameter and arrive with three pleasant dipping sauces. And the chicken satay is exceptional for its succulence and ample char. The presentations, and the plates themselves, are strikingly pretty.
The entrees possess the same intriguing flavors as the appetizers, but they would have benefited from more intensity. The curries have great complexity, perfectly cooked vegetables, and lots of your chosen protein (chicken, pork, beef, or shrimp), but they lack fire. Even the three-star heat level is underwhelming.
The pad Thai is a "wet" style, with a zippy, fairly sweet sauce, excellent rice noodles, and a generous amount of meat or seafood. A more acidic bite would have added more zing, though, and the fried rice, while aromatic and delicious, lacked a smoky wok flavor.
Overall, there's no doubt that Stang of Siam has great food. The lunch special ($10) is an exceptionally good value. It includes a soup, two spring rolls, and an entree. And if you need to wait out rush hour, the house cocktails—most under eight bucks— take away the cares of the day


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The Award-Winner!Every year the World Cares Center puts on the Iron Skillet Cook-Off, where top chefs compete head-to-head against FDNY Firefighters to make the best dish. The World Cares Center is a non-profit organization founded after September 11, 2001 that helps train people to be ready and able to respond to disasters so that they can assist other people. Since it is in the firefighters' second nature to help the community, they don't often like to be praised for doing what they feel is their job, so the Iron Skillet Cook-Off is the World Cares Center's way to thank the firefighters while still letting them indulge in some friendly competition, and help the community at the same time.
The way the competition works is that the firefighters choose the dish they want to compete with, and then the pro chefs are only given the name of the firefighter's dish and have to create their own recipe from the name. The dishes were outstanding and it was hard to tell what was made by a pro chef, and what was made by a firefighter. And the winner is…
Fried Buttermilk Chicken and Sweet Potato Waffles
By Firefighter Khalid Baylor
1 (3 1/2 pound) chicken, cut into 8 pieces
2 cups buttermilk
Vegetable oil, for frying
1 cup self- rising flour
1/2 teaspoon sweet paprika
Freshly ground pepper
1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
2 tablespoons chopped cilantro
1 tablespoon of zested ginger
2 tablespoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1. Toss the chicken, buttermilk, chopped cilantro, zested ginger and 1 teaspoon salt in a bowl. Cover and refrigerate, 1 hour.
- 2. Heat 1 inch of vegetable oil in a large deep skillet over medium-high heat until a deep- fry thermometer registers 360.
- 3. Mix the flour, paprika, 1/4 teaspoon pepper, garlic powder and crushed red pepper flakes in a bowl. Remove the dark meat from the buttermilk, shake off the excess and roll in the flour mixture. Shake off the excess flour, place in the hot oil and fry, turning occasionally, until golden brown and cooked through, about 15 minutes (adjust the heat as needed). Drain on paper towels.
- 4. Reheat the oil to 360 degrees F. Repeat with the chicken breast and wings, frying for about 15 minutes. Serve hot or at room temperature.
1 can peaches in syrup drained
½ cup peach schnapps
Pinch of salt
1 teaspoon nutmeg
1 tablespoon butter
1 cup of your favorite shelf syrup
- 1. Heat pan
- 2. Sautee peaches until brown
- 3. Add 1 tablespoon of butter
- 4. Add peach schnapps away from flame
- 5. Combine syrup and nutmeg
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 sweet potato pureed
2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1 tsp salt
1/2 cup granulated sugar
3 eggs whipped
2 cups whole milk
½ cup vegetable oil
½ tsp pure vanilla extract
1 tsp nutmeg
1tsp cinnamon
1 orange zest
- 1. Pre-heat your waffle iron to its hottest setting. Placing a cookie-sheet under it can help catch any batter drippage during cooking.
- 2. Pre-heat oven to 200°F.
- 3. Sift together flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt.
- 4. Beat eggs to whipped consistency. Whisk in sweet potato pureed, sugar, milk and oil.
- 5. Add liquid ingredients to dry ingredients and mix gently until combined. Don't overmix!
- 6. Spray both surfaces of your waffle iron with cooking spray.
- 7. Ladle 4 to 6 oz (½ to ¾ cup) batter on the iron and close it. It's not unusual for a bit of batter to seep out of the edges of the iron. If there's excessive leakage, use less batter for the next waffle.
- 8. Cook until the waffle irons indicator light shows that cooking is complete, or until no more steam comes out. The finished waffle should be golden brown and crispy.
- 9. Lift the waffle out of the iron with a pair of tongs and either serve right away or transfer it to the oven to keep warm.
1 lb butter salted (room temp)
½ cup chopped white chocolate
1 tablespoon zested lemon
1 teaspoon zested ginger
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SPRING VALLEY, Calif. - Authorities Monday released the name of a man found stabbed to death near large stashes of marijuana and cash in an East County home.
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Brunch Around the World in Berkeley
Ever dream of backpacking around the world, experiencing cultures and sampling delicacies of every kind? For those of us who can't take the time off of work, there's no better way to embark on a foreign adventure than starting your day with a worldly brunch. Here's our roundup of brunches from around the world that you can find right across the bay in Berkeley.
1. France
If you're lucky enough to grab a table at La Note on a Sunday afternoon, you're in for a delightful Parisian treat. Choose from any number of their menu items; whether it's their creme fraiche pancakes or cinnamon brioche French toast, you're sure to be satisfied. Sitting in La Note's back patio or under the Eiffel tower, you wouldn't be able to tell the difference between where you were with one of La Note's baguette sandwiches in hand. Be warned, for groups larger than two, arriving at La Note after 11am without reservations will mean at least a 40-60 minute wait. Mon-Fri 8am - 2:30pm, Thu-Sat 6pm - 10pm Sat-Sun 8am - 3pm, 2377 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley
2. South of the Border
Tomate serves plenty of traditional American orders like hotcakes and sides of sausage and eggs, but you'll see people coming in for their Huevos rancheros or their special Cuban breakfast that consists of shrimps, plantains, organic basmati rice, black beans, eggs, and greens. There's comfortable indoor seating or you can choose to enjoy your meal and bask in the sun on their private backdoor patio. Mon-Fri 8am - 3:30pm, Sat-Sun 8am - 3pm, 2265 5th St, Berkeley
3. East Asia
Sleep in on a Sunday morning and head over to the Thai Temple on Russell Street. From 10am-1pm, you can exchange your dollars for special tokens to order any number of fresh Thai menu items from vendors with entrees averaging $6-7. Popular items include the pad thai, mango with sticky rice, and Thai iced tea. Sun 10 am - 1 pm, 1911 Russell St, Berkeley
4. The Mediterranean
Sail across the Mediterranean Sea for a Greek-inspired brunch with excellent attentive service at Zut! Choose from seating within the restaurant or out on the sidewalk patio and enjoy any number of Zut!'s Mediterranean entrees made with fresh local ingredients like their roasted beet salad with mint and grapefruit or one of their thin-crusted pizzas with fresh mozzarella and basil. Mon-Thu 11:30 am - 9:30 pm, Fri 11:30 am - 10:30 pm, Sat 10:30 am - 10:30 pm, Sun 10:30 am - 9 pm, 1820 4th St, Berkeley
5. Germany
Gaumenkitzel; it's not only German for "delight of the taste buds" but a great getaway for some delicious menu items with more letters than ingredients in their name. Enjoy authentic home-style German cooking by pairing your Schnitzel & Egg with a Mimosa with German Kupferberg (dry Riesling). You might as well be in the Alps. Tue-Thu, Sun 11:30 am - 9 pm, Fri-Sat 11:30 am - 10 pm, 2121 San Pablo Ave, Berkeley
6. American
There's nothing like home sweet home and our pick for a classic American breakfast goes to Bette's Ocean View Diner. There are not many brunch items that can beat their souffle pancakes, unless of course you ordered the fried chicken and waffles from 900 Grayson. If you cannot go on a random weekday, expect a large crowd at Bette's for brunch on the weekend. But fear not, there are plenty of shops to peruse though on Fourth Street as you wait for your table. Mon-Fri 6:30 am - 2:30 pm, Sat-Sun 6:30 am - 4 pm, 1807 4th St, Berkeley
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I also agree with a dvd from the itunes festival, not sure on t shirt as i have about 7 t shirts now, what about a hat, beanie or a jacket, maybe a iphone hard case cover with artwork designed by mike or mr hahn, but whatever items LP choose for LPU 11, i know the fans will love it, ROCK ON LP
That should be in the package:
LPU11 DVD (with some backstage stuff...)
a poster
some stickers/guitar picks
It seems many would like a DVD so please think about it.
well my list:
DVD (BluRay) with every Linkin Park music video in HD :-)
Brad's signed drumstick :-D
Brad does not use himself-sogned drumsticks. It's Rob.
well my list:
DVD (BluRay) with every Linkin Park music video in HD :-)
Brad's signed drumstick :-D
A DVD of the moscow show, that would be the best!
Catya McConnell said:
Yeah but it'd be much better to own a decent quality dvd to watch.
pizzazombie said:you can find ALL these shows on youtube, unnecesary as hell
Catya McConnell said:Very down with the Lanyard, a live DVD from the Itunes Fest or Red Square or Madison Square Garden, a t shirt, stickers, a membership card thing would be kinda cool to carry around, or a bag of some sort.
Handwritten autograph, not printed.
CD, which won't be additional costs.
LP designed figures (maybe transformers figures), or something LP designed things.
And the membership card is a good idea.
a re-release of the Xero cassette would be awesome
how about the "fm militia/ unreleased fm tracks" and the unreleased tracks of dbs on an extra cd?
other items:
a song book sounds great :)
Items must be useful in everyday life.
The LPU11 Laminates and lanyards idea is awesome!!! I realy need a lanyard for my LPUX mobile device case :) and keychain will be cool... And wirstband will be great, cuz' at the shows everyone can buy it, not onle LPU members... it must me LPU exclusive, and LPU CD too. And LPU CD must be included to membership packadge.
What about signed items... maybe just first 1000 laminates??? or 500 CD's for those, who's names are in 'liner notes'???
Maybe exclusive free download of previous LPU cd in mp3??? and LPU*TV downloads...
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This article is about the Canadian actor. For the World War I flying ace of the same name, see John Candy (aviator).
John Candy
, Candy in September 1993 at Ivor Wynne Stadium, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
John Franklin Candy, (1950-10-31)October 31, 1950, Newmarket, Ontario, Canada
March 4, 1994(1994-03-04) (aged 43), Durango, Mexico
Cause of death
Heart Attack
Alma mater
McMaster University
Actor, Comedian
Years active
Rosemary Hobor (1979-1994, his death)
Jennifer Candy,
Christopher Candy
John Franklin Candy (October 31, 1950 - March 4, 1994) was a Canadian actor and comedian who rose to fame as a member of the Toronto branch of The Second City and its related Second City Television series, and through his appearances in comedy films such as Stripes, Splash, Cool Runnings, Summer Rental, The Great Outdoors, Spaceballs, and Uncle Buck. One of his most renowned onscreen performances was as Del Griffith, the loquacious, on-the-move shower-curtain ring salesman in the John Hughes comedy Planes, Trains and Automobiles. While filming the Western parody Wagons East!, Candy died of a heart attack in his sleep in Durango, Mexico, at the age of 43. His final two films, Wagons East! and Canadian Bacon, are dedicated to his memory.
1 Biography
1.1 Early life and career (1950-1980),
1.2 1980s career (1980-1989),
1.3 Later years and death (1990-1994),
2 Legacy,
3 Filmography,
4 Television,
5 References,
6 External links,
Early life and career (1950-1980):
Candy was born in Newmarket, Ontario, in 1950. The son of Sidney James Candy and his wife Evangeline (Aker) Candy, he was raised in a working-class Roman Catholic family. He studied at Centennial College in Toronto and at McMaster University.
Candy's first movie role was a small uncredited appearance in the 1973 film Class of '44. He appeared in several other low-budget films during the 1970s, including the bank-robbery thriller The Silent Partner with Christopher Plummer and Elliott Gould. In 1976, Candy played a supporting role (with Rick Moranis) on Peter Gzowski's short-lived, late-night television talk show, 90 Minutes Live. That same year, as a member of Toronto's branch of The Second City, he gained wide North American popularity, which grew when he became a cast member on the influential Toronto-based comedy-variety show Second City Television (SCTV). NBC picked the show up in 1981 and it quickly became a fan favorite. It had won Emmy Awards for the show's writing in 1981 and 1982.
1980s career (1980-1989):
Among Candy's memorable characterizations for Second City Television were unscrupulous street-beat TV personality Johnny LaRue, 3-D horror auteur Doctor Tongue, sycophantic and easily amused talk-show sidekick William B. Williams, and Melonville's corrupt Mayor Tommy Shanks. Other characters included the cheerful Leutonian clarinetist Yosh Shmenge, who was half of the Happy Wanderers and the subject of the mockumentary The Last Polka, folksy fishin' musician Gil Fisher, handsome if accent-challenged TV actor Steve Roman, hapless children's entertainer Mr. Messenger, corrupt soap opera doctor William Wainwright, smut merchant Harry, "the Guy With the Snake on His Face", and Giorgy, everyone's favourite Cossack.
Mimicry was one of Candy's talents, which he used often at SCTV. Celebrities impersonated by Candy include Jerry Mathers, Divine (Glen Milstead), Orson Welles, Julia Child, Richard Burton, Silvio Gigante, Luciano Pavarotti, Jimmy the Greek, Andrew Sarris, Tip O'Neill, Don Rickles, Curly Howard, Merlin Olsen, Jackie Gleason, Tom Selleck, Gordon Pinsent, Ed Asner, Gertrude Stein, Morgy Kneele, Doug McGrath, and Hervé Villechaize.
By 1980, he began a more active film career having appeared as a soldier in Steven Spielberg's big-budget comedy 1941 and had a supporting role as Burton Mercer, "Joliet" Jake's probation/parole officer in The Blues Brothers. A year later, Candy played the lovable, mild-mannered Army recruit Dewey Oxberger in 1981's Stripes, one of the most successful films of the year. In the next two years, Candy did a small cameo in Harold Ramis's National Lampoon's Vacation and appeared on Saturday Night Live twice (hosting in 1983) while still appearing on SCTV. According to writer-comedian Bob Odenkirk, Candy was reputedly the "most-burned potential host" of SNL, in that he was asked to host many times, only to be told 'no thanks' by the SNL staff at the last minute.
In 1983, Candy headlined in the film Going Berserk, and was also approached to play the character of accountant Louis Tully in Ghostbusters (completed and released in 1984), but ultimately did not get the role because of his conflicting ideas of how to play the character; the part went instead to Rick Moranis. Candy was one of the many celebrities who appeared chanting "Ghostbusters" in Ray Parker, Jr.'s hit "single" for the movie. In 1984, Candy played Tom Hanks's womanizing brother in the hit romantic comedy Splash, generally considered his breakout role.
Throughout the latter half of the 1980s, Candy often took roles in substandard films (even performing the voice of a talking horse in the Bobcat Goldthwait comedy Hot to Trot). While continuing to play supporting roles in films like Spaceballs, Candy was awarded the opportunity to headline or co-star in such comedy films as Volunteers; Planes, Trains and Automobiles; Brewster's Millions; The Great Outdoors; Armed and Dangerous; Who's Harry Crumb?, Summer Rental, and Uncle Buck. He also continued to provide memorable bit roles, including a "weird" disc jockey in the comic musical film Little Shop of Horrors and a policeman in the Sesame Street film Follow That Bird.
Candy also produced and starred in a Saturday-morning animated series on NBC entitled Camp Candy in 1989. The show was set in a fictional summer camp run by Candy, featured his two children in supporting roles, and also spawned a brief comic book series published by Marvel Comics' Star Comics imprint.
Later years and death (1990-1994):
In the early 1990s, Candy's career went into decline after he appeared in a string of critical and commercial failures, including Nothing but Trouble (for which he was nominated for a Razzie as "worst supporting actress," playing a woman), Delirious, and Once Upon a Crime, although he did appear in major successes such as Rookie of the Year (uncredited), The Rescuers Down Under, Home Alone and Cool Runnings.
Candy attempted to reinvigorate his acting career by broadening his range and playing more dramatic roles. In 1991, Candy appeared in a light romantic drama, Only the Lonely, which saw him as a Chicago cop torn between his overbearing mother (Maureen O'Hara) and his new girlfriend (Ally Sheedy). The same year and in rare form, Candy played a dramatic role as Dean Andrews Jr., a shady Southern lawyer in Oliver Stone's JFK.
In 1991, Bruce McNall, Wayne Gretzky, and Candy became owners of the Canadian Football League's Toronto Argonauts. The celebrity ownership group attracted a lot of attention in Canada and the team spent a significant amount of money, even signing some highly touted National Football League prospects like wide receiver Raghib Ismail. The Argonauts took home the 1991 Grey Cup beating Calgary 36-21 in the final.
In 1994, while filming Wagons East! on location in Durango, Mexico, Candy called his friends, including Canadian Football League commissioner Larry Smith, and told them that he had just let go of his team and was putting it up for sale. He then called his assistant, who invited him to play golf with him in the spring when he came back to Toronto. After cooking a late lasagne dinner for his assistants, Candy called his co-stars from his hotel, then went to sleep. After midnight, on March 4, 1994, Candy died from a heart attack. In Pocahontas, he was going to voice a turkey named Redfeather but, after his death, his character and dialogue were deleted.
Candy was survived by his wife Rosemary Hobor, and his two children Jennifer Candy and Christopher Candy.
Candy's funeral was held at St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church. Candy was interred in the mausoleum at Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City, California. His crypt lies just above fellow actor Fred MacMurray. On March 18, 1994, a special memorial service for Candy, produced by his former improv troupe The Second City, was broadcast across Canada.
Candy's final completed movie was Canadian Bacon, a satirical comedy by Michael Moore that was released a year after Candy's death. Candy played American sheriff Bud Boomer who led an "invasion" of Canada. Candy recorded a voice for the TV film The Magic 7 in the early 1990s. The film remained in production for years due to animation difficulties and production delays, and it was shelved. Candy was inducted into Canada's Walk of Fame. In May 2006, Candy became one of the first four entertainers ever honoured by Canada Post by being featured on a postage stamp. Blues Brothers 2000 is dedicated to three people, including Candy, who played a supporting role in the original Blues Brothers. A tribute to Candy was hosted by Dan Aykroyd at the 2007 Grey Cup festivities in Toronto in November 2007.Ween's Chocolate and Cheese album released in 1994 is "dedicated in loving memory to John Candy (1950-1994)".
The John Candy Visual Arts Studio at Neil McNeil Catholic High School, in Toronto, Ontario was dedicated in his honor after his death. John Candy, one of the school's most famous alumni, said during one of his annual visits to the school, "My success is simply rooted in the values and discipline and respect for others that I was taught at Neil McNeil." Candy's daughter, Jennifer Candy, is an actress and television producer, having production credits for the television series Prom Queen and Sam Has 7 Friends.
Class of '44
It Seemed Like a Good Idea at the Time
Tunnel Vision
The Clown Murders
Find the Lady
The Silent Partner
Lost and Found
Pvt. Foley
Deadly Companion
Alternative Title: Double Negative
The Blues Brothers
Burton Mercer
Dewey "Ox" Oxberger
Heavy Metal
Desk Sergeant, Dan/Den, Robot
Voice Only
It Came from Hollywood
National Lampoon's Vacation
Lasky (Guard at 'Walleyworld')
Going Berserk
John Bourgignon
Freddie Bauer
Brewster's Millions
Spike Nolan
Sesame Street Presents Follow That Bird
Summer Rental
Jack Chester
Tom Tuttle
Armed and Dangerous
Frank Dooley
Little Shop of Horrors
Wink Wilkinson
Planes, Trains and Automobiles
Del Griffith
The Great Outdoors
Chet Ripley
She's Having a Baby
Chet from 'The Great Outdoors'
Hot to Trot
Voice Only
Who's Harry Crumb?
Harry Crumb
Also Executive Producer
Speed Zone
Charlie Cronan
Uncle Buck
Buck Russell
Masters of Menace
Beer Truck Driver
Home Alone
Gus Polinski - Polka King of the MidWest
The Rescuers Down Under
Voice Only
Nothing But Trouble
Deputy Dennis / Eldona
Career Opportunities
C.D. Marsh
Only the Lonely
Danny Muldoon
Jack Gable
Dean Andrews Jr.
Once Upon a Crime
Augie Morosco
Boris and Natasha: The Movie
Rookie of the Year
Cliff Murdoch (Announcer)
Cool Runnings
Irving 'Irv' Blitzer
Wagons East!
James Harlow
Final role; died during filming
Canadian Bacon
Sheriff Bud Boomer
Filmed in 1993; posthumous release
The Magic 7
Smokestack Sam
Voice; Produced in 1990-1993; Movie never released
Unknown episodes
Dr. Simon Locke
Episode: "Death Holds the Scale"
The ABC Afternoon Playbreak
2nd Son
Episode: "Last Bride of Salem"
Dr. Zonk and the Zunkins
Unknown episodes
The David Steinberg Show
Spider Reichman
Episode one,
Episode two
90 Minutes Live
TV series
Coming Up Rosie
Wally Wypyzypychwk
TV series (With Rosemary Radcliffe, Dan Aykroyd and Catherine O'Hara)
Second City TV
50 episodes
King of Kensington
Episode: "The Hero"
The Courage of Kavik, the Wolf Dog
TV film
Big City Comedy
Himself (host) / Various
TV series (sketch comedy)
Tales of the Klondike
TV mini-series
Saturday Night Live
Juan Gavino
Episode: "George Kennedy/Miles Davis",
SCTV Network 90
38 episodes
SCTV Channel
Episode: "Maudlin O' the Night"
The New Show
Five episodes
Martin Short: Concert for the North Americas
TV film
The Canadian Conspiracy
TV film
The Last Polka
Yosh Shmenge/Pa Shmenge
TV film
Really Weird Tales
Howard Jensen ('Cursed with Charisma')
TV film
The Rocket Boy
The Hawk
TV film
Camp Candy
The Dave Thomas Comedy Show
One episode
Shelley Duvall's Bedtime Stories
Episode: "Blumpoe the Grumpoe Meets Arnold the Cat/Millions of Cats"
Hostage for a Day
Yuri Petrovich
TV film
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Time Machine backup very slow in Lion
My Time Machine is doing the same thing - taking forever and ever to back up. Yet the stange thing is that if I 'Enter Time Machine', I find that it has backed up regulalrly over the proceeding few hours, hour by hour. SO I'm not sure what is going on when it says it is 'backing up'. Has anyone else looked to see if it has been backing up properly while it syas it is stuck?
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same issue here since a few days
TM is using ca 15mn to back up 80MB; stauys for ever at the initiail step of 107k
this is crazy; I had the habit of launching a quick manual back up before packing my laptop, now this cannot be done !
Apple, please help !!!!!!!!!!!
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After having the common problem with spotlight indexing forever and slowing down TM backups, I woke up this morning to find that TM had verified my backup overnight and ERASED three years of backups. Apple has sent me an article with a supposed fix for the spotlight issue. I'll post if it works. It must be done overnight or at least when the computer won't be used. This is a really big bug in 10.7.5, the worst fumble I've seen from Apple.
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TM is supposed to make our lives easier and seamless. Instead it's consuming so much more time than simply manually backing up. What I find frustrating is that it will work for a short time, then suddenly, it says it needs to do a New Backup, so then the 28 day backup starts again. Apple needs to fix this. I have stopped using it.
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I haven't yet installed it, but apple released an update for 10.7.5 today that they say will fix the issue. I will give this a try and report back unless someone beats me too it.
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I just installed it, and it seems to fix it, at least for me.
Should be avaiable via Software Update, the App Store, or directly from: http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1599
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Installed via Software Update and it resolved both the Spotlight indexing-forever and the Time Machine backup issue for me.
But... I now have 100's of mdworker error messages in the console log, some repeating, but dozens of unique errors. Had never seen any of them with 10.7.4 or earlier, so not sure what's up with that... something for another thread if anyone else sees them...
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Pondini Florida, USA
I'm not seeing those.
Post a few in a new thread.
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Having the same problems as described. After 15 minutes, only 24kb had backed up. Tried several things involving turning off Spotlight and indexing.
But good news...Apple just came out with a supplemental update to 10.7.5. One of the fixes is:
Resolves an issue that may cause Time Machine backups to take a very long time to complete
Updated and restarted my MacBook Pro. Doing a Time Machine backup to an external HD via FireWire as I type. TM is preparing backup...unfortunately, due to all my prior fix attempts, MBP is indexing, so I'm guessing that has to finish before the backup starts. 39 minutes to go. Nuts!
Going to check in the morning because it's 12:30 AM. Messed around enough tonight. Need sleep. Will report later with (hopefully) good news...
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Problem solved with this one ! Thanks apple, and thanks Pondini
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Checked this morning and found backup completed successfully to external hard drive via FireWire. Now trying TM backup over wi-fi to NAS (network attached storage). Seems to be going a lot faster. Thank you, Apple.
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Downloaded and installed the Supplemental Update and problem solved.
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Totally worked for me, too. Whew.
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Hello all, in the TM and Spotlight Fan Club!
This is the first time in this Forum, and I'm not sure I did replied to the right thing.
My reply was to someone who suggested we ALL did bug reports, on this one, to Apple!
So, this i my TM-story! Short version!
- Update Lion with the famous 10.7.5 update. Just to be sure that my system in up to date, before going to MT.
- Started TM-backup. Just be sure I had a perfect backup, before going to MT.
- TM could not make an incremental on my Netgear ReadyNAS Ultra 4. Must make a new complete backup. DID NOT DO THAT!
- Since I have been working with IT for 45 years, I had one more TM-backup on an external FW-800 disk. Excluded this one in spotlight and started TM witch completed after 2 days! 10 GB incremental But it did complete. I Also have have a Carbon Copy CLoner on another external disk. Just to be sure! ;-))
- Tried the rebuild Spotlight-index trick. 8 weeks hmm...!
- Did a bug report to Apple support.
- Called Apple-Support and told them I found a !00% bug! Hm, interesting they said. Wait a sec! The Apple-man came back and confirmed that it's known problem and they are working hard with it! They usually never confirms that they have a problem!
- Apple replied on my bug-report, and said it's a duplicate of ID# 12136478.
- So, since I have an actual TM-backup on my FW800-disk, I installed MT.
- The Spotlight re-indexing, witch I started in Lion, did complete! Got the information that this is going to take 15 hours. I left it going for the night. In the morning, 7 hours later, it has completed
- Restarted my TM-backup with the ReadyNAS, and did a new complete backup, as I had no choice in this case. 400 GB on a MBP 15 inch, early 2011 I7 2,2 Ghz, 8GB on wired Eth-net, did take about 8 hours.
- So now everything is working, even that have a feeling that TM is slower than before. Could be wrong here. May be I never realised how slow TM really are, before! I do recommend Carbon Copy Cloner to an external drive, as a complement to TM.
Apple really let the "Plugg and Play"-users down this time. And I wonder why???
As I said earlier I have been working as a Systems-programmer and System developer for 45 years. Mostly IBM-mainframe (MVS, MVS, Z/OS, Assembler, Cobol, DB2, MS Windows, VB6, Powerbuilder and a lot of other short words, many of you never heard of. Now I am retired, but playing around with Xcode, just for the fun of it!
But in my earlier life, I always could get help and information from IBM and MS, about ongoing problems.
As I have been told and also learned APPLE NEVER DOES??? This is really bad!
Apple has to change. They cannot go on pretending they never have known ongoing problems!
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I think Andyboutte was the first one. I also suggested to do this later, from my recent experience of being a support fellow for a big company for which end-users' problems were less important than stock owners' benefits... the only way to make them move are then statistics.
Developpers cannot do anything if statistics are not with them. And bugreports and user complaints are statistics.
So let us make bug reports now, every time we have a problem !
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Tonic Synaptic Inhibition Modulates Neuronal Output Pattern and Spatiotemporal Synaptic Integration Neuron, Volume 19, Issue 3, 1 September 1997, Pages 665-678 Michael Häusser and Beverley A Clark Summary Irregular firing patterns are observed in most central neurons in vivo, but their origin is controversial. Here, we show that two types of inhibitory neurons in the cerebellar cortex fire spontaneously and regularly in the absence of synaptic input but generate an irregular firing pattern in the presence of tonic synaptic inhibition. Paired recordings between synaptically connected neurons revealed that single action potentials in inhibitory interneurons cause highly variable delays in action potential firing in their postsynaptic cells. Activity in single and multiple inhibitory interneurons also significantly reduces postsynaptic membrane time constant and input resistance. These findings suggest that the time window for synaptic integration is a dynamic variable modulated by the level of tonic inhibition, and that rate coding and temporal coding strategies may be used in parallel in the same cell type. Summary | Full Text | PDF (227 kb) |
Cerebellar LTD and Pattern Recognition by Purkinje Cells Neuron, Volume 54, Issue 1, 5 April 2007, Pages 121-136 Volker Steuber, Wolfgang Mittmann, Freek E. Hoebeek, R. Angus Silver, Chris I. De Zeeuw, Michael Häusser and Erik De Schutter Summary Many theories of cerebellar function assume that long-term depression (LTD) of parallel fiber (PF) synapses enables Purkinje cells to learn to recognize PF activity patterns. We have studied the LTD-based recognition of PF patterns in a biophysically realistic Purkinje-cell model. With simple-spike firing as observed in vivo, the presentation of a pattern resulted in a burst of spikes followed by a pause. Surprisingly, the best criterion to distinguish learned patterns was the duration of this pause. Moreover, our simulations predicted that learned patterns elicited shorter pauses, thus increasing Purkinje-cell output. We tested this prediction in Purkinje-cell recordings both in vitro and in vivo. In vitro, we found a shortening of pauses when decreasing the number of active PFs or after inducing LTD. In vivo, we observed longer pauses in LTD-deficient mice. Our results suggest a novel form of neural coding in the cerebellar cortex. Summary | Full Text | PDF (1518 kb) |
High-Frequency Organization and Synchrony of Activity in the Purkinje Cell Layer of the Cerebellum Neuron, Volume 58, Issue 5, 12 June 2008, Pages 775-788 Camille de Solages, Germán Szapiro, Nicolas Brunel, Vincent Hakim, Philippe Isope, Pierre Buisseret, Charly Rousseau, Boris Barbour and Clément Léna Summary The cerebellum controls complex, coordinated, and rapid movements, a function requiring precise timing abilities. However, the network mechanisms that underlie the temporal organization of activity in the cerebellum are largely unexplored, because in vivo recordings have usually targeted single units. Here, we use tetrode and multisite recordings to demonstrate that Purkinje cell activity is synchronized by a high-frequency (∼200 Hz) population oscillation. We combine pharmacological experiments and modeling to show how the recurrent inhibitory connections between Purkinje cells are sufficient to generate these oscillations. A key feature of these oscillations is a fixed population frequency that is independent of the firing rates of the individual cells. Convergence in the deep cerebellar nuclei of Purkinje cell activity, synchronized by these oscillations, likely organizes temporally the cerebellar output. Summary | Full Text | PDF (1761 kb) |
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Biophysical Journal, Volume 11, Issue 5, 414-428, 1 May 1971
N.H. Sabah and J.T. Murphy
Based on physiological evidence for multiple firing zones in the dendritic arborizations of cerebellar Purkinje cells, a superposition model is proposed for spike triggering in these cells. Spike trains from 10 Purkinje cells were analyzed in terms of independence of interspike intervals and the properties of their variance-time curves. The results of this analysis were found consistent with the hypothesis that the spike train of a cerebellar Purkinje cell is the pooled output of a relatively large number of independent component processes. Simplifying assumptions as to the statistical nature of these processes lead to a very rough estimate of the number of firing zones.