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NEWBURYPORT — The Parker River National Wildlife Refuge is offering the following free programs. Space may be limited, and advance registration is required for all programs, unless otherwise indicated. Call 978-465-5753 to register. Registration is not complete until you receive confirmation from a staff member. Note that outdoor programs may be canceled if there is inclement weather. Visit us on the Web for more information at http://parkerriver.fws.gov or call refuge headquarters. The refuge visitor center is at 6 Plum Island Turnpike.
Join a refuge ranger for a behind-the-scenes tour of the refuge. Tours will be conducted via refuge van, with several brief drive-by stops along the way. The tour will present an up-close-and-personal look at the refuge through the multiple lenses of the cultural history of Plum Island and the Great Marsh, native wildlife and their habitats and the role of refuge management in the conservation of these precious natural resources. Participants will be driven along areas on the refuge otherwise closed to the public. This guided, two-hour program is most appropriate for older teens and adults. Binoculars and/or a camera are recommended, but not required. Meet the ranger in the lobby of the refuge visitor center. Each session is limited to 10 participants; no more than four individuals allowed per sign-up.
Tours will be held Saturday, Nov. 3, 9:30 a.m.; Wednesday, Nov. 7, 9:30 a.m.; Thursday, Nov. 15, 1 p.m.; Sunday, Nov. 18, 1 p.m.; Wednesday, Nov. 28, 9:30 a.m. Registration required. Individual tours may be subject to cancellation.
Local educators, both formal and informal, are invited to join a refuge staff member for a 31/2-hour, hands-on workshop Thursday, Nov. 1, from 8:30 a.m. to noon.
The workshop will focus on how the refuge can be a valuable educational resource and/or field trip destination for a diversity of learning groups. The workshop will include an overview of the important conservation role the refuge plays; an up-close look at the visitor center, state-of-the-art auditorium, large classroom and related educational resources; and a chance to visit several locations on the refuge where hands-on learning experiences may be conducted outside. The workshop will mainly be conducted in the visitor center Bring clothing that will be appropriate for the outdoor portion of the workshop; The group will be going outdoors, rain or shine. Registration required.
A new nature and wildlife photography club has formed at Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. The next meeting will take place Saturday, Nov. 10, at 1:30 p.m. at the refuge visitor center. The club is intended for anyone, from beginners to professionals, who has an interest in nature and photography. The club meets monthly, generally on the second Saturday, in the afternoon. Club activities include slide shows of members' work, intra-club mentoring and training, photo safaris, online photo sharing and involvement in the refuge's photography-related programming and outreach work. Registration not required.


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In the past decade, no other technology has impacted the lives of mobile professionals quite like Wi-Fi. Even at home, wireless routers offer freedom and convenience that were once unheard of. Here are six tips to help you capitalize on this technology:
Because location is everything when dealing with wireless signals, try to keep factors such as line-of-sight and maximum range in mind when placing your router. Most notebook wireless network cards have downward-facing antennas, so wireless access devices ideally should be centrally located at the lowest practical point in your building.
Wi-Fi security has come a long way since the early days of wireless, and in this age of cybercrime and Internet piracy, it is more critical than ever to keep unauthorized users off your network. If you employ a security protocol [1], such as Wired Equivalent Privacy or Wi-Fi Protected Access, which requires user-defined keys, try to stay away from obvious credentials such as phone numbers or ZIP codes. Also, avoid using any personally identifiable information about yourself when choosing a service set identifier for your access point.
The most common wireless products in the consumer realm today use either 802.11b or 802.11g chip sets. This standard employs a 2.4-gigahertz signal frequency, which can often be disrupted by common household devices such as cordless telephones and microwave ovens. If you find that your wireless signal is unusually weak or unstable, try using the router's configuration interface to change the broadcast channel. If that doesn't fix the problem, survey the surrounding area and disable any devices that could be causing interference. If you are unable to isolate the offending equipment, try repositioning equipment to give yourself a better signal.
It's a good idea to occasionally audit those accessing your wireless network. Fortunately, there are a number of easy ways to do this. Some administrative consoles feature wireless-client shortcuts that will show you who is currently connected; others have a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol clients table that displays the network names and Media Access Control addresses of connecting machines. Enabling your router's logging feature can also offer a wealth of information that can help you track your wireless network's activity.
While remote administration is a great feature for any router to have, in truth, most users will never actually need it. More important, remote administration works essentially by leaving your router wide open for anyone on the Internet to access through a simple login — a substantial risk to your network's security. Generally speaking, you should disable this feature on your wireless router unless you actually need to use it. If you choose to enable it, make sure you use a strong login password.
Maintaining a factory password on any piece of equipment is never a good idea, so you should change your default router password. Doing so takes only a few seconds and can keep both bad guys and malware from taking advantage of this often-overlooked vulnerability.
It's not unheard of for a device's firmware to be outdated even before it's removed from the box. When setting up a new wireless router, check for and install any available firmware updates. While these updates are usually associated with security and bug fixes, they can also add features and enhancements, such as faster data transfer rates and integration with security and firewall software. Many routers can update themselves automatically, but others will require a bit more user intervention. Take the time to understand your firmware, and make it a point to stay current.
Jason Holbert is a Tier II desktop support technician at Harcros Chemicals, a chemical manufacturer in Kansas City, Kan.
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For brainstorming, especially with a coworker, nothing beats a large whiteboard for collecting a large set of ideas and presenting to multiple people. it's also great to sometimes jotting something down and take a step back to really reflect on the big picture.
This is great in an office but my space is dual-purpose. Most of the time, I'm working at my computer processing images, building albums and generally running the business while blasting Pandora. But, I also invite with potential clients over for meetings as well as reveal photographs on our big screen after a wedding.
In the case of clients visiting my office, I don't want my business ideas and notes to be displayed. Originally, I thought I could simply remove the whiteboard from the wall and stash away but quickly realized that would leave a gap in the wall that would need photography. So, it was easy to see that a photograph that could be flipped over would be the coolest thing ever.
I contacted my go-to high-end printer in Seattle, Eric, owner of The Color Group down by the stadiums, to build me a 60x30" acrylic print of a recent 100 megapixel shot I took at the Teton National Park (you can order one, too! - contact me). Normally, his acrylic print products are backed by thick black sintra but, for this project, I purchased a 60x30" sheet of polypropylene from Tap Plastics in South Lake Union. Polypropylene is very dense and does not let dry erase ink penetrate which makes cleanup very easy, even after leaving notes on the board for 30 days.
I also purchased 1/2" metal standoff posts from Tap Plastics that would serve as the quick-change mounting system. The cap unscrews, the print pivots down via the last post, I disconnect and flip print and reverse assemble. The print weighs about 15lbs and takes about 1 minute to complete the transition.
Anybody visiting my office now would never know my plans for world domination are behind my favorite Teton print!
Porsche Lovers
These two race their cars. One fine day, they met and made their hearts race. So, it wasn't even a question that their passions for cars would be included in their engagement session one fine 6AM morning in Bellevue.
Winter portraits with Aileen and Patrick
In part 2 of our 4-part seasonal portraits (part 1 here), we met at Seattle's Discovery Park after a 3" snow dump the night before. Most of the shots are close to the South parking lot near the old church, stone wall and path to the bluff. Next up is Spring cherry trees in the University of Washington quad!
Christine & Matt at the Arctic Club
We started out the morning at the Arctic Club for preparations and portraits followed by a wonderful ceremony at Seattle University's chapel. The night continued back at the Arctic Club for dinner and dancing.
Fall Family Portraits
This past Fall, I couldn't wait to get a few hours with one of my favorite families in West Seattle. Megan and Will had just added a new playmate for their toddler, Nico. It's been quite a bit of fun stopping in to see how they are growing up!
Aileen & Patrick at the Ballard Locks
Fall was so quick this year. I felt like I was scrambling to get every last bit of it. For Aileen and Patrick, I did a brief scouting at the Ballard Locks to find several private locations with so much color. The next day, a huge storm blew all of the color away.
Megan and Jordan in Pioneer Square and Magnolia
This two-part shoot allowed us to get a bit of urban, city feel plus some of Fall colors. I met them at just about sunset at the Pioneer Square Pagoda. We later ventured through the nearby park, alleys and found some fun wall art on 2nd. The rural shots started in Magnolia and we added in the Helix Bridge near Amgen on 15th.


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Owner Tom Kampschroeder, a wine professional with more than 29 years of experience, shares his grapey know-how with most any guest who walks through Salt Creek Wine Bar's doors. Sample wines-of-a-feather with the wine flight menu, or check out the beers and spirits menu. Wash down washes of tingly wash with Italian delights including artisan cheese flights, pizza, and seafood.
Hillgrove Wine Cellars and Bistro combines tastings of fine, international wines and craft brews with equally well-crafted appetizers. Danny Parrott curates the medley of food and drinks, relying on his sensitive palate developed over years in the restaurant industry to lead him to the finest flavors. His stock of wine bottles and beers blend with the seasons and are chosen based on his particular leanings. His menu, however, remains anchored in specific flavors meant to offset the dryness of a fine white or the rich tannins of a red.
Organic and small-batch wines fill swirling glasses beneath the soaring ceilings of House Red Vinoteca. At a rustic, reclaimed-wood bar, discerning staff members subject new elixirs to tastings and credit checks, and the chef makes changes to a rotating menu of vino-enhancing fare made from scratch. Plates bearing crispy flatbreads and desserts inspired by international culinary traditions glide back and forth between duos chattering beneath exposed-brick walls. The warm sway of live jazz rolls across wine-tasting events and bottle-laden shelves, and patrons sipping through tasting flights from Croatia, Lebanon, Morocco, Serbia, and Slovenia add delicate treble notes with clinking glasses.
Behind Beviamo's counter lies a wonderland of drinks ranging from aged vintages and craft beers to liquors both familiar and exotic. Wine by the glass and bottle hail from the vineyards of Spain and Italy, the rolling fields of France, and the geodesic dome covering what used to be California. The hangout's dim lighting sets the scene for cool cocktails such as The Connery–a mixture of 12-year-old scotch, biscotti liquor, ginger, orange bitters, and a splash of soda. Taps populated by craft beers compliment bottled offerings, which bear floral hops or roasted malts as diverse as the music played by live bands that musicians that often play on into the night.
Newly opened in the South Loop, Square One flourishes in its urbane environment, a simple bar-and-booth format fancied up with richly upholstered seats, soft golden chandeliers, and old-fashioned spinning bar stools. Slim bites of brie, blue, and cubeddu cheeses are sliced to order right on the bar, and the spread of cocktails named after James Bond characters employs uncommon ingredients such as crème de violette, grapefruit cordials, and a house-made basil vodka. The beer menu is similarly eclectic, favoring craft brews and ciders. Perhaps the most notable feature on tap is the mechanical wine dispenser, which loads up oenophiles' glasses or top hats by the ounce. After its opening in August 2012, Grub Street lavished praise on Square One for living up to "the idea of a simple, first-class neighborhood place, with an eclectically chic look… a beer, wine, and cocktail program that stays away from big brands and prizes small, interesting producers, and a food menu that's true bar food."
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Sixteen people were arrested in the United States today in connection with hacking attacks by the Anonymous group of online activists, as well as one person in the U.K. and four people in the Netherlands, the U.S. Department of Justice said.
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There is the Snap feature in Windows 7. But it seems to not work when dragging window to the edge that are adjoin to the second monitor. How to make it working? May be some regedit
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For what it's worth there is a useful tool which runs on Windows called WinSplitRevolution which offers further window management features, including the ability to 'throw' windows to the left/right monitor or to resize windows to the left hand side, centre, top, right of the screen and etc. I find the Windows 7 default keys useful, this tool is much more comprehensive though. |
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If you have a docked toolbar on the inner seam of a multi-monitor setup then you will be able to use the half-monitor snap feature on that monitor when you hover over the toolbar. I use Trillian Astra Instant Message program with the right dock setting and am able to snap to half the screen when I hover over the toolbar. If you had two toolbars, one on each side of the seam then you would be able to use the snap feature on both sides of both monitors. See this question for more info. |
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Cover your ears, B's fans: The newest member of the Bruins, who looked like such a perfect fit for Boston in his first game Thursday night, was trying to make himself a Montreal Canadien this past summer.
Jaromir Jagr said after practice Friday that he tried to work out a deal with the Habs this past offseason, but the Canadiens weren't interested, and he signed a one-year, $4.5 million contract with the Dallas Stars instead.
"I had never played in Canada, so I would like to try it," Jagr said, according to WEEI.com. "The [Canadiens] went in a different direction, so that's OK. I feel like Canada lives more for hockey, so I wanted to try it at the end of my career, how it is to play in Canada."
While Jagr isn't going to get to experience Canadian hockey culture, he's certainly getting a passionate fan base in playing for Boston — and almost a certain upgrade from Dallas, which continues to be a peculiar place to drum up hockey love.
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Social media is still growing rapidly. I'm pointing out the obvious here but social networks are a dynamic medium for entertainment and interaction, including content discovery and product recommendation.
As such, the auto industry seems almost uniquely suited to social.
While most consumers buy cars infrequently, their interest in them (based on price tag, necessity and if you indulge me, the embodiment of the American dream) often transcends the purchase event.
As such, social analytics has cause to mature in the automotive industry, where it surely stands to play a part in the sales funnel other than simply branding.
I've been reading a nice little CMO Council report on social analytics in the auto industry. Here are some thoughts on integrating social into automotive sales.
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by Ben Davis 11 March 2014 10:41am 1 comment
Disclaimer: I hate infographics!
If not the medium, the execution is so often poor, as is the chosen subject. But I feel differently when it comes to brands. I'm interested in learning about brands and their activity.
So, I've collected 10 stellar infographics here for your viewing pleasure. They're not all by brands themselves, but all include brands and their footprints.
They range from the mind-blowingly expansive (see the brands that own the brands) to the fruity and fun (see the Die Hard promotion).
Just click on each stub to enjoy the full infographic. Happy stat attack!
by Ben Davis 29 October 2013 13:20pm 2 comments
What makes a campaign stand out?
We're 'gearing up' for The Digitals on June 27th, so we thought we'd take a closer look at some inspiring examples that really caught our eye, starting with our Automotive category so expect speed, dangerous curves and terrible car-based puns aplenty…
by Matt Owen 18 June 2013 10:40am 0 comments
A few weeks ago, I wrote a post asking whether online reviews could work in an offline setting, and the consensus was that this could be a useful tactic.
To find out more, I spoke to Kia's John Bache, as well as Reevoo's CEO Richard Anson to find out more.
Kia has been using Reevoo reviews in its print and TV ads, as well as in its showrooms. It has worked well so far, and provides a lesson for other automotive brands.
by Graham Charlton 10 April 2013 14:08pm 4 comments
Australian car consumers utilise online resources at all stages of the buyer journey, but offline sources still play an influential role, according to a new automotive study.
The Nielsen Australian Automotive Report 2012 found that when it comes to awareness and discovery, traditional media is still particularly popular with 65% of car buyers using print resources at this stage.
But when car buyers begin the research stage of shopping, they invariably turn online - something Econsultancy has long highlighted. In fact, 73% of new and used car buyers use online media as part of their car buying research process.
by Claire Brinkley 09 April 2013 22:30pm 0 comments
The latest TV campaign for Kia represents (as far as I know) a new tactic for the automotive industry: using online reviews in TV ads.
The ad encourages viewers to head online and check out the positive reviews for its models, and is an innovative tactic, for the automotive industry at least.
Kia's ad contains several commendable aspects, including strong calls to action, and an impressive mobile landing page...
by Graham Charlton 15 January 2013 09:49am 1 comment
We have passed the point of questioning the value and capabilities of Big Data on business success. In progressive organizations it now holds a seat at the table as a crucial resource to business. Companies have realized that there are major opportunities to use the data they already have and apply new insights across their business for incredible results.
Cloud technologies, and the advancements in data analysis give foundation to accelerating the trend. Advanced technologies like active analytics ("decisioning"), advanced algorithms, etc. are proving to be extremely effective at fueling the Big Data engine. In the new world we live in, data isn't something to be stored and ignored, but analyzed and utilized for its valuable insights.
Big Data analysis has proven to be invaluable at helping driving decisions across organizations—from pricing and distribution decisions, to product and marketing insight—spreading a trend of ROI from end to end. There is no doubt, Big Data is now mainstream.
by Julie Ginches 01 November 2012 13:51pm 1 comment
The social side of shopping for your next car has always existed, in the form of recommendations from friends or family, but the growth of online retail has changed the landscape for buying and selling cars, whether online or offline.
Following on from this look at how the automotive industry uses the web, I'll look at how the automotive industry can take advantage of the opportunity that social commerce offers them online.
by Richard Anson 14 June 2012 10:34am 4 comments
Digital channels are now very significant for the automotive industry, but there is a contrast between some very effective use of online (and especially social media) for branding, and the use of the web for lead generation and sales.
While brands like Porsche have produced some very innovative and effective campaigns, with great use of video and social platforms, many car websites are not joined up enough with the dealer network, where many will end up actually purchasing their cars having researched online.
So what are the barriers to achieving this, and what should automotive brands be doing?
by Graham Charlton 06 June 2012 10:37am 10 comments
The internet is now a major part of the automotive purchase process, with 66% of car buyers heading online to find out more about the vehicles they are considering, though 56% still buy from main dealers.
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Captain Scott: South for Science
[image: Captain Scott, Antarctica. Image: F J Jones Collection]
Captain Robert Falcon Scott, Antarctica,
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[image: Captain Scott, Southern Party. Antarctica. Image: F J Jones Collection]
Captain Scott with the southern party, Antarctica
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There was much more to Captain Robert Falcon Scott's 1910-13 British Antarctic Expedition than an attempt on the South Pole.
It was a scientific expedition.
The expedition is best remembered for the tragedy which befell Scott and his four companions on the return journey.
One hundred years ago, on 17 January 1912, five men reached the South Pole after labouring for 78 days across 800 miles of Antarctic ice. They had hoped to be the first, but a Norwegian team had beaten them by a month.
All five died on the return journey, and as a result the expedition has long been regarded as the classic example of British heroic failure.But there was much more to Scott's expedition than this.
Teams of scientists explored this last great frontier, bringing back new knowledge of the continent's rocks, weather and wildlife.
Parties of geologists surveyed and mapped unknown lands. Biologists studied and collected penguins, eggs and seals, and dredged the sea floor. Meteorologists recorded the weather and atmospheric conditions. Physicists researched the formation of ice and the movement of glaciers.
The expedition laid the foundations of modern Antarctic science.
In this exhibition, visitors will be able to see a selection of specimens collected during the expedition as well as some of the iconic images of Antarctic exploration through the watercolours of Edward Wilson (1872-1912) and the photographs of Herbert Ponting (1870-1935).
Amongst the specimens on display from the Museum's own collections are the Welsh flag flown on Scott's expedition ship, the Terra Nova, and the ship's figurehead. These are supplemented with specimens lent by the Scott Polar Research Institute, the British Antarctic Survey, and the Natural History Museum.
Poignantly, these include some of the rock samples collected by Scott on his way back from the South Pole and discovered with their frozen bodies in November 1912.
Curator Tom Sharpe recently visited Antarctica and blogged about the trip.
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David Ayers, Rafael Poueriet and More Will Join Dee Dee Bridgewater in Lady Day at the Little Shubert
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Tony and multiple Grammy Award winner Dee Dee Bridgewater, as previously reported, will portray the late, legendary jazz artist Billie Holiday in the celebrated play-with-music Lady Day, which will now begin previews Sept. 19 at Off-Broadway's Little Shubert Theatre prior to an official opening Oct. 3. Joining Bridgewater will be the newly announced David Ayers as Robert, Billie Holiday's manager, and Rafael Poueriet as the Assistant Stage Manager with bass player Jim Cammack, saxophone player Ken Hitchcock, drummer Jerome Jennings and pianist Bill Jolly in the speaking roles of the onstage musicians. Written and directed by Stephen Stahl, Lady Day will make its New York debut having been produced at the Theatre de Boulogne-Billancourt and Theatre du Gymnase Marie Bell in Paris as well as The Donmar Warehouse and The Piccadilly Theatre in London, where it received critical praise and garnered an Olivier nomination for Bridgewater. Produced by Misty Road Productions, the show's creative team also includes three-time Emmy Award-winning composer and arranger Jolly, who will also serve as musical director. An original play with music based on the life of Billie Holiday, Lady Day, according to press notes, "features a cavalcade of Holiday hit songs and tells the inspired and heart-wrenching story of how Billie attempts a final comeback performance." With a newly revised book by Stahl, the production features over 25 standards, including "Don't Explain," "Good Morning Heartache," "A Foggy Day (In London Town)," "Them There Eyes," "Strange Fruit," "My Man," "God Bless the Child" and "Mean to Me." "It's a life-long dream to bring this show to New York, and I am so pleased that it's finally going to happen," Stahl said in a previous statement. "Twenty-five years has given me many new perspectives of life-challenges and I am honored for this opportunity to incorporate some of my personal observations into the new Lady Day script." Dee Dee Bridgewater has received nine Grammy Award nominations and three wins: Best Jazz Vocal Album for "Dear Ella," Best Arrangement Accompanying a Vocal for "Cotton Tail" (from "Dear Ella") and the 2011 Grammy for Best Jazz Vocal Album for "Eleanora Fagan (1915-1959): To Billie With Love From Dee Dee." She won her Tony for her performance as Glinda, the Good Witch, in The Wiz. Bridgewater serves as UN Goodwill Ambassador for the FAO and is host of NPR's nationally syndicated radio program "JazzSet with Dee Dee Bridgewater." For more information visit www.ladydaythemusical.com. |
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Austin-based quartet The Trishas performed at Sam's Burger Joint Friday, March 25. Jamie Wilson, Savannah Welch, Kelley Mickwee and Liz Foster make up the group. They were joined by sometimes fifth member (and band namesake) Trisha Keefer, who added fiddle to the gals' guitar, harmonica, mandolin and percussion instruments to create their country/folk/gospel sound.
These four know how to harmonize beautifully. You know that scene in "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" where the guys meet the Sirens in the river? Alison Krauss, Emmylou Harris and Gillian Welch (no relation to Savannah, who is the daughter of singer/songwriter Kevin Welch) did those vocals, but these ladies could have easily sounded equally great.
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- "Satan's Paradise," the first song the girls learned together.
- "Close Enough," written on Jamie's first trip to Nashville, which she'd been dreading. (She'd been able to avoid a previous trip thanks to maternity leave.)
- Speaking of maternity leave, Jamie joked that they should call their shows the "Hold My Baby and Watch This" Tour. I think that's genius.
- The drummer and only dude on stage, John Ross Silva, took a break and the girls performed a few songs without him. No offense to Silva, who caught a lot of heat throughout the show because he's leaving after a few more gigs, but I liked this section the best. The Trishas' harmonies are crazy good, and they ring loud and true without that heavy bass drum.
- A song written by Kelley and Liz, unofficially called "Trash." They wanted to write something that Loretta Lynn would sing, and even had a pair of Lynn's shoes to use as inspiration. Part of the chorus: "He never lifted a finger to help me around this house/Honey, you're the only trash he ever took out." Kelley told me after the show that they'll never record it because it's such a blatant rip-off of Lynn's sound. It'll just be something for the live audience to enjoy.
- "Chicken & Dumplings," the result of Liz Foster's many attempts at writing a good love song. She said she always ends up killing someone in her love songs, so, instead of figuring out what that's all about, she decided to acknowledge her love of chicken.
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Rothbard shows how money must originate from a commodity. In an ideal system, a dollar would be a unit of weight, and paper money would operate strictly as warehouse receipts for the stock of the monetary metal. There would be no fractional reserve banking. Rothbard offers a rebuttal to the objections to a 100 percent gold dollar raised by Professor Leland Yeager.
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On visit to Cuba, local mission finds hope, lost opportunities
Federation delegation finds Jews 'thriving' amidst state of decay
Mission cochair Michael Weinstock holds the Torah scroll at a bar mitzva at the Conservative Ashkenazi synagogue in Havana.
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December 26, 2012
By all accounts, Cuba's economy is in a shambles. Its infrastructure is crumbling, its cities are dilapidated, and its people live in poverty.
"You don't appreciate being a Jew living in America until you get back from a place like Cuba. It's not just the lifestyle and the resources here, it's the personal freedom, the ability to say and do what we want," said Lori Klinghoffer of Short Hills, who just returned from a mission to the island nation sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ.
The group of 26 spent five days in the Havana area, visiting with the capital's Sephardi and Ashkenazi Jewish communities and meeting with a variety of experts.
Michael Weinstock of Short Hills, who cochaired the mission with his wife, Tina, said that despite its proximity to the United States, Cuba feels very far removed.
"You have the feeling you are in a totalitarian country. People constantly assume someone is listening to every conversation. The odds are that nothing will happen, but you don't want to be another Alan Gross," he said. Weinstock was referring to a subcontractor for the U.S. Agency for International Development who is serving a 15-year prison sentence following his 2009 arrest for "subversive" activities. USAID asserts that Gross was helping the local Jewish community gain Internet access.
The Jewish community in Cuba numbers about 1,500 people. Federation groups from around the country generally bring aid, food, and pharmaceuticals, which are scarce despite free health care in Cuba.
Sharing Friday night services and dinner at the Sephardi community synagogue provided perhaps the most poignant and instructive moment of the trip for Weinstock. While dinner included a "not-so-appealing square piece of fried something," the Cuban attendees clearly felt otherwise. He said he was asked by more than one local, "'Are you finished or can I finish that for you?'"
"They did not have enough food — so what was so unappetizing to us was a treat for them," Weinstock said.
He said he was also moved by a visit to the community Sunday school, where the kids were raising money and goods for Cuban victims of Hurricane Sandy. "They are unbelievably poor, but they followed the Jewish tradition of charity to help people worse off than them," Weinstock said.
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The trip marked Klinghoffer's second visit to Cuba; her first was in 2010.
"More so than almost anywhere else, it's the obvious level of what could have been and what was lost that is so sad," she said. "The place is literally crumbling. The country is in disrepair. It was magnificent in the 1950s and almost nothing has been restored or kept up."
Still, visiting with the Jews of Cuba buoyed her spirits.
"It's a small but vibrant Jewish community with an amazing leadership that keeps on trucking," she said, with help from Jewish federations and the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee.
Klinghoffer said she enjoyed attending a bar mitzva at El Patronato Bet-Shalom, Havana's Conservative Ashkenazi synagogue, on a Thursday morning. The Torah scroll that was used had been donated by a MetroWest family, Phil and Rose Friedman of Livingston.
"To be part of that in a country where religion was not formally allowed until a few years ago — to see the joy in their faces and watch people dance and dance with them and share in their simha — it was something," Klinghoffer said.
Although there has been much written about the liberalization of the country and the emerging entrepreneurial opportunities, Klinghoffer was not so impressed. "We did not see huge changes," she said.
Max Kleinman, executive vice president of the federation, was on his first visit to Cuba in 15 years, and, he said, "The infrastructure is even worse today than it was the last time; it's had 15 years more of neglect." And while he called Cuba "a very depressing place," he added, "It's always great to see Jewish communities thriving."
The group had meetings with Cuban dignitaries, including a former Supreme Court justice, a former ambassador to Iraq, and an economist.
John Caufield, the chief of mission of the U.S. Interests Section in Havana, "gave us the scoop, the real story on Cuba in contrast to the propaganda the other folks gave us," said Kleinman.
Kleinman said he hoped Jewish groups and the government officials will increase pressure to release Gross. Earlier this month, Sens. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) and Jerry Moran (R-Kan.) introduced a resolution urging the Cuban government to look into Gross's medical problems.
"They will hold him until the cost of keeping him is higher than the cost of letting him go — then they will release him," Kleinman said.
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December 26, 2012
Your comments do NOT reflect what we found there in January 2012. While I cannot know what is going on right now, I find it hard to believe that things have deteriorated so much so fast. I have talked to others who have traveled there much more recently and none of them found the conditions such as you describe. It almost sounds as if you had some sort of agenda for your article.
Jerry Schneir
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December 27, 2012
I just returned home this week and I agree with the previous poster. While the infrastructure is crumbling and the people are struggling under the two currency system, the people remain warm and vibrant, the old city of Havana is being restored slowly and beautifully, and many small businesses are emerging. More commerce with the US will do more to undermine this regime than the ridiculous embargo. If these poeple had access to capital the place would be a boom town and conditions would surely improve. I didn't feel at all like I was in a totalitarian state . The propaganda was very light - pictures and billboards nally fidel and a slogan or two plus depictions of the five Cubans in US prisons for spying on the US Cuban immigrant community (at least that is their position), and it's there position that Alan Gross brought in a sophisticated satellite phone in addition to the routers. I can't tell you what really happened, only that Cuban people spoke very frankly about their situations to me and were very appreciate for our presence. I spoke to many about their sense of privacy, and many said that the spy on every block system is far less intrusive than it used to be. I too visited and droped OTC meds at the Sephardic Jewish center, clearly one of the best-maintained buildings in the city. The countryside was really picturesque in many places like Vinales and Trinidad. Worth a visit to gain your own perspective.
December 28, 2012
USA embargo was meant to drive Cubans crazy and overthrow Fidel. USA/Cuba Embargo=Terrorism American Style. Jewish people that support the draconian Israel policies against Palestinians have alot of Kharma to pay back!
December 29, 2012
I agree with Jerry that this is a very biased view of Cuba. I have been there many times and as recently as this year. The buildings in places are crumbling but thanks to European countries are pouring money in to renovate buildings. Many buildings alone the Malecon have been gutted and are being rebuilt and in a shortwhile Cuba will have on of the most beautiful shoreline and skyline in the world. The Cubans are wonderful and although they have little no one is starving, their are no homeless and the people dress well. Their are not spies everywhere and people have always talked quite openly about their hopes and dreams and their views of the government. The author went with a small group and it sounds like she stuck with the Cuban Jewish community which hardly gives her a right to slander a whole country that she has seen so little of. I have gone to Cuba once legally, but it was such a hassle all the other times I have gone illegally through a third country. It sounds like the author is simply upset that Cuba dared to arrest a Jewish American spy. I view the author as an "ugly Jewish American"
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Augusta, Ga. – Darryl Nettles just thought he was completing an assignment and hoping for a good grade. What he received was international recognition for his work. The Augusta State University graduate student in the Public Administration program recently penned a paper that was accepted for presentations at three separate conferences.
Mr. Nettles wrote the paper "Liberia: Study of Liberian Government and its Relationship to American Government" as an assignment for Randall Miller's History, Scope, and Practice of Public Administration class during the spring 2007 semester. But his work caught the attention of those in charge of The Second International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences after he submitted the paper online.
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The Association for the Study of African American Life and History accepted the paper for its 92nd Annual Convention, Oct. 3–7 in Charlotte, N.C. Also, the Georgia Political Science Association Annual Conference accepted the paper for its Nov. 15–17 event in Savannah. Mr. Nettles plans to attend both conferences and will present his paper at a yet-to-be-scheduled special event on the ASU campus during the fall semester.
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- fibre
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- 140g strawberries, hulled and cut into halves or quarters
- 140g each fresh raspberries and blueberries
- grated zest 1 small lemon
- 100g white chocolate
- 142ml pot double cream
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- Scatter the berries into medium remekins or a large, shallow heatproof dish, preferably in a single layer. Sprinkle with the lemon zest, cover and chill until ready to serve.
- Meanwhile, break up the chocolate into a small heatproof bowl. Heat the cream in a pan until almost boiling, then pour onto the chocolate. Leave for 3 mins, then stir slowly until dissolved. Allow to cool to room temperature until thickened.
- To serve, heat the grill for a good 5 mins until glowing hot. Spoon the chocolate cream over the berries, sprinkle over the icing sugar and place under the grill. Grill for 2-3 mins until the sauce begins to brown, turning the dish if necessary. Remove and serve immediately.
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I made this last night as a last minute dessert.........delicious and so easy!
Used frozen raspberries and a frozen mix of red fruits; red and black currents, blueberries etc.
Put the berries in the ramekins with the lemon zest and left them to thaw in the fridge until needed. Made the choc mix and left it in a cool place
Pre heated the grill when we were ready to eat . Put choc mix on the berries, sprinkled with icing sugar as per recipe.
Didn't look like the photo, the berries remained below the choc mix but it did have a nicely coloured top.
I was very sceptical when it was going in the oven but they tasted amazing, and much cheaper than fresh berries,especially this time of year!


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In game one, Marci McDougle went the distance on the mound to notch the win giving up three runs on eight hits and one walk while striking out three. After spotting the Comets two runs, the Foresters went to work tying things up after an inning of play and then exploding for four runs in the bottom of the second to take a convincing 6-2 lead. Both teams added a run in the fifth as the Forester went on to win 7-3. Katie Bowers was perfect at the plate going 3-for-3 with two runs scored and an RBI. Aubrey Garner finished with two hits which included her fourth homer of the season and a double.
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["Union Auto" Re: 99 has PROBLEM ["Union Auto" ] ======================================================================= ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 07:52:30 EDT From: John941 Subject: Re: Ford Maveric SUV Thanks for the picdture John ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 08:06:39 -0500 From: "Union Auto" Subject: Re: When should I order a SD if I want it in Sept? I THINK things will be better by this fall. They have added a shift at the plant and are supposed to add another this fall. I am down to 2 unscheduled retail orders (by Saturday they should be scheduled) so I think things will get better. Hopefully Delivery times will improve also. I've had Super Dutys take as little as 5 weeks (from date scheduled) and as log as two and a half months. Depending on where you are from the factory, I would plan on 8 weeks from scheduling to delivery. 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Protected by the mighty Himalaya, the isolated kingdom of Bhutan is an unforgettable place to visit.
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For several days there are masked dances and prayer meetings, and a general carnival atmosphere prevails. On the spring departure we will visit the Paro Festival, which culminates with the unfurling of a giant Thangka (silk painting) whilst in the autumn we visit the grand Wangdue and Thimpu festivals.
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CARY — Two men were awarded the Red Cross Certificate of Merit Thursday night in Raleigh for saving a triathlon runner's life during a race in June.
Chris Cramarossa suffered a heart attack after the race but was revived after the men used an automatic external defibrillator on him.
"I was extremely tired. I didn't feel well. But you push yourself for over an hour I felt maybe it was a little dehydration," said Cramarossa.
But after he finished it only got worse.
"I felt myself about to pass out so I told my wife I was about to pass out so I did," said Cramarossa.
Cramarossa was having a heart attack. FS Series President Jason Biggs got trainer Brent Dorenkamp who used an automatic external defibrillator to assist with Cramarossa.
"We activated EMS and we had our AED there and with the help of rescue workers we were able to revive him using the AED," said Dorenkamp.
"As soon as that AED hit him you could just see it looked like his blood just came back to him. He was still kind of out of it but it looked like he came back to life a little bit," said Biggs.
The AED saved Cramarossa's life. Months after the event he is in good health and credits the two men for their actions.
"I'm very thankful that because these guys reacted so quickly that I can continue to do the things I love and that's race," said Cramarossa.
"I'm very thankful everything turned out the way it did. That's our worst nightmare for something to go wrong," said Dorenkamp.
At an event where timing is everything the quickness of two men after the race helped save this runner's life.
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