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Invision Power Services, Inc. is pleased to announce the release of IP.Nexus 1.5.1.
IP.Nexus 1.5.1
Fully featured commerce system to sell products, membership access, advertising, digital downloads, and more. Includes tools like a support desk to help manage your clients.
This release resolves issues reported since the release of IP.Nexus 1.5.0
You can try our free demo to see IP.Nexus in action for yourself.
You can purchase IP.Nexus in your client area by clicking the 'New Purchase' button in the upper right corner. New clients can purchase IP.Nexus along with IP.Board. If you are an IPS Community Hosting client, IP.Nexus comes with the Plus 40 and higher packages!
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I have waited another year and lost my first show to denver please play the fly se ya in slc
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living outside the stadium
wow this is amazing those lines of tents outside... :)
mxpedro - 11 May, 2011
Countdown 3
Well, for many fans the wait is over.Some of us still have 3 days away .I agree with him. Zooropa and UV would be amazing to hear and sing along, but trust me on this: Please U2, play No Line on the Horizon, there will be no other choir singing like the mexican fans.
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Stay Faraway, So close... with Mariachi
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"This new visitor center will essentially serve as the 'University of Bourbon,'" said Jimmy Russell, Wild Turkey's longtime master distiller.
Heaven Hill Distilleries Inc., whose brands include Evan Williams bourbon, already has a visitors center in Bardstown, but it's building an attraction in downtown Louisville that will feature a small distillery along with exhibits chronicling Kentucky's long whiskey-making tradition. The nearly $10 million attraction's centerpiece will be a five-story-high Evan Williams bottle towering over the lobby.
"We feel confident that it will pay off by building awareness of our brands and company" as well as the overall bourbon category, said Heaven Hill spokesman Larry Kass.
Four Roses Distillery, also near Lawrenceburg, recently opened a new visitors center to promote the 124-year-old brand made at its Spanish Mission-style distillery. The new center and gift shop were part of a $2.4 million expansion.
The Woodford Reserve Distillery, near Versailles, plans renovations to its visitors center next year and has hired more tour guides.
Visitors to the popular Maker's Mark Distillery, near Loretto, can dip their own bottles in the distinctive red wax that tops every bottle of the premium bourbon.
Alltech's Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co. recently started making its Town Branch bourbon at a new $9.2 million distillery in the heart of Kentucky's second-largest city. The distillery includes a visitors center.
The distilleries are within easy driving distance of thoroughbred farms, another signature Kentucky industry. Some people combine bourbon tours with visits to farms or to Churchill Downs, in Louisville, or Keeneland, in Lexington, when there's live racing at the tracks.
Sometimes visitors get to meet the master distillers -- the men responsible for making the bourbon -- if they're not on the road promoting the brands.
"One of the best parts of my job is sharing my love for bourbon," Russell said.
At the Jim Beam's distillery, in Clermont, visitors might see Noe taking a break, sitting on a rocking chair outside his office just up a ridge from the visitors center. Like his counterparts at other distilleries, he relishes the chance to talk about whiskey making.
"I really am a live, breathing person, and not some marketing tool that somebody just made up," Noe said.
THE JIM BEAM AMERICAN STILLHOUSE: 526 Happy Hollow Road, Clermont, Ky.; www.americanstillhouse.com or 502-543-9877. Monday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.; Sunday, noon-4:30 p.m. Closed Sundays in January and February and major holidays. Guided tours, $8. Self-guided tours, free.


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- BIRTH DATE: September 04, 1729
- DEATH DATE: December 20, 1765
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Versailles, France
- PLACE OF DEATH: Fontainebleau, France
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Louis, Dauphin of France, was the only surviving son of King Louis XV. He was the father of three kings of France: Louis XVI, Louis XVIII and Charles X.
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With much fanfare, Louis, Dauphin of France, was born heir to the French throne on September 4, 1729. He was prepared well for his eventual rise to the throne, but a falling-out with his father led him to play only a minor role in French politics. Unlike most of his Bourbon counterparts, he was a devoted husband. Though he never took the throne, he and his wife produced three kings of France.
Early Life
There was much rejoicing among the French population at the birth of Louis, Dauphin of France, on September 4, 1729. Finally, after three daughters, King Louis XV and his wife, Queen Marie Leszczynska, had their heir to the throne. There were also celebrations in other European courts, as the birth ensured stability of French royal rule.
At age 7, Louis, Dauphin of France, was baptized and given the name Louis-Ferdinand. His status as heir to the throne demanded that he have the best of everything, including clothes, education, horses and weapons. Governor and governesses were appointed to assist in his development and needs. Louis took great interest in the military arts at an early age and enjoyed a close relationship with his father up until he was 15. It was King Louis' refusal to allow his son to join the 1744 campaign in the War of the Austrian Succession that bitterly disappointed the dauphin.
During the war, King Louis XV went to the front to lead an army against the allied forces of Austria, Great Britain and the Dutch Republic. He became deathly ill with fever, due primarily to an overindulgent lifestyle. Louis, Dauphin of France, disobeyed orders and went to his father's bedside. The king saw this not as an act of loyalty, but as disobedience and a rash action that could have gotten them both killed. Louis' cold reception of his son resulted in a permanent breach in their relationship.
Marriages and Children
In 1744, Louis XV negotiated a marriage between the 15-year-old Louis and 19-year-old Infanta Maria Teresa Rafaela of Spain, daughter of King Philip V and his Italian wife Elisabeth of Parma. Louis and Maria Teresa were well matched and had great affection for each other. They had one daughter, Princess Marie Thérèse of France. Three days after giving birth, Maria Teresa died, on July 22, 1746. Louis was only 16 years old and already a widower. He grieved intensely at his loss, but responsibility to provide for the succession of the French crown necessitated he marry again.
On February 9, 1747, Louis married Princess Marie-Josepha of Saxony, the 15-year-old daughter of Frederick Augustus II, Prince of Saxony and King of Poland, and his wife, Archduchess Maria Josepha of Austria. By this time Louis was becoming an adult, well-educated and studious, cultivated in the arts and letters, and a lover of music. He was more comfortable in intellectual conversation than he was hunting and at social functions. As he was with his first wife, Louis was a very devoted husband to Marie-Josepha. This stood in sharp contrast to the decadence of the Bourbon court, in particular his father, who was a notorious womanizer.
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Excuse me while I get a little more fashion conscious over the next few weeks … I won a ticket to Altitude Summit [insert me doing happy dance] and suddenly all those yoga pants and tees I have been collecting the last few years aren't going to cut it.
Not only is this event being held in chilly Salt Lake City, hello it was 73 degrees here today —- I have not a thing to wear for temps like that! but it's also the fashion capital of the blogosphere. Eek.
Have no fear, I've been hoarding up pics on Pinterest the last few days and I'm headed out thrifting next week (and planning to take you along!), but for tonight … it's my nails I am thinking about.
I hardly ever paint them … unless you consider the 5 random different shades I have on my left hand right now (don't judge, I was product testing for YOU!) but tonight is a different story. Zoya, the vegan friendly nail company, is offering customers 3 free shades of polish (you still have to pay shipping) and I am all over that!
Trouble is, I need some help narrowing down my choices. Which 3 colors would you choose … if you were me, not you. Then after you tell me that, go pick 3 colors for yourself! It's free #treatyourself
Note: I am not an affiliate and this post is not sponsored in any way, I am just really excited about getting girly and wanted to share my happiness with my best buds – you!
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Portola Country Club in Palm Desert
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
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Tasteful and Modern Updates abound in this lovely South facing home located within the Gated Portola Country Club. This is a 55 and greater community. Large Patio provides room for all your Friends and Guest to visit while enjoying a spectacular view of the Golf Course, Mountains, Lake, and Fountains. When you enter the Home you step into a Formal Sitting Room and the Dining Room with large picture windows letting in the morning Sunlight and Mountain and Golf Course Views. To the left is the Kitchen with counter space galore opening to the adjacent XX-Large Family Room that provides an excellent space for entertaining Family and Friends inside. Huge Master Suite with Walk-in Closets, Dressers, TV, etc… Master Bath features a Sunken Tub, separate Shower, Dual Vanity, and its own linen closet. Home offers everything a Home-Away-From-Home should and is over 2,200 sq. ft. of living space.
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house rental amenities
Great Views from Large Corner Lot: Golf Course, Mountains, Lake & Fountains
Golf - Tennis - Bocce Ball - Shuffle Board
3 Pools - 3 Spas located throughout the Community
Clubhouse - very Active with many Social Activities: Golf Tournements, Card Games, Billards, Bar & Cafe' - Exercise Room, Library, etc...
RV Storage Onsite with power, black water dump, and air - Ample vechile parking at Home.
activities and attractions in Palm Desert Deserts
Close to Downtown
Shopping, Dining, Shows, Casino, Dancing, Movies, etc...
Golf, Tennis, Swimming, Shuffle Board, Bocce Ball, Card Games, Golf Tournements
More to do than time to do it in.
vacation rental rates
* Holiday rates ............................................... $200 / night - 3 night min.
(Holiday days includes: Easter Week, Memorial day, tube float weekend, July 4th, Labor day, Race weekends in Oct and Feb., Thanksgiving)
* Summer rates (Apr - Sept) ............................ $150 / night - 2 night min.
* Summer weelky rates.................................... $950
* Summer monthly rates (Apr - Sept) .............. $1950
* Winter daily rates (Oct - Mar) ........................ $175 / night 2 night min
* Winter weekly rates (Oct - Mar) ..................... $1050
* Winter monthly rates (Oct - Mar) ................... $2500
*** Security Deposit is $200 and a $125 non-refundable Cleaning Fee.
Rates Vary base on seasonal calendar.
Pam Axton
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
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Calico Critters are just the cutest little animal friends ever! Teeny, tiny, soft and fuzzy, they're the most loveable creatures this side of Cloverleaf Corners. Calico Critters are small animals (parents are about 3" tall, brothers and sisters are 2-1/4" tall, twins are only 1-1/4" tall) with moveable limbs and turning heads. They're perfect for imaginary play!
This adorable 2 story cottage comes fully assembled and furnished with everything you need to make your lovable Calico Critters feel at home! Included are over 10 furniture pieces and accessories including a Bell Hopscotch Rabbit Critter, a bed with cute matching sheets, a round table with chairs, a kitchen counter with sink and oven range, a movable ladder for easy access to each floor, cookware, and yummy-looking pretend food! The perfect introduction to the world of Calico Critters!
Measures approximately 12" long x 8" wide x 10.75" high.
Santa and Mrs. Claus can't wait for the festive Holiday Season!
Includes Fox in Santa Claus outfit, and Bunny in Mrs. Claus outfit!
Critter babies love shopping for fun toys! This Calico Critters Toy Shop includes dozens of pieces including play corner, toys, activity table, chalk board, squeakers, rattles, building blocks, toy boxes, books, and more!
Measures approximately 10.25" tall x 6.25" long x 6" wide.
Calico Critters Sold Separately.
Critters enjoy shopping for tasty treats!
Includes 3 cupcakes, 3 pastries, 3 lollipops, 5 cookies, chocolate soufflé.
Calico Critters sold separately.
Mother, Hannah likes taking care of her family. Father, Nathan runs the Cloverleaf Corners Corn Farm. Sister, Molly likes to bake yummy desserts. Brother, Noah is full of energy and loves playing outside with his friends.
All Calico Critters dollhouse characters are poseable, playful, lovable, dressable and collectible!
This trio of Calico Critters babies will make an adorable addition to your collection! Hazelnut Chipmunk Luke loves to colour and paint pictures. Hopscotch Rabbit Grace is very sweet and likes playing with all of her friends at nursery school. Silk Cat Faith loves all things that sparkle!
Little Magnolia loves going shopping with her mother Rikki. This cute 14 piece set comes complete with everything you need for a wonderfully fun day of shopping with Mother and Baby, including a removable baby seat, shopping cart and adorable miniature food accessories!
Rikki measures approximately 3" tall.
Magnolia measures approximately 1.25" tall
Includes: Rikki Milky mouse, Magnolia Milky mouse, shopping cart with removable baby seat, and food accessories (milk, juice, honey, strawberry syrup, marmalade, strawberry jam, 2 beverage bottles, paper cereal box, paper flour box).
Mother, Sandy takes care of the family's home. She likes to keep busy cleaning until the house is sparkling clean. She also loves to bake cookies and pies. Father, Richie is a huge sports fan and works as a sports writer for the Cloverleaf Corners newspaper. Sister, Isabella is the most popular girl in school. She is a member of several clubs including gymnastics and tennis. Baby girl, Katie loves to take a lot of naps and listen to lullabies.
Parents measure approximately 3" tall and child 2.5" tall.
Mother, Janice always makes sure her family eats healthy, nutritious food. Father, Samuel teaches Science at the Cloverleaf Elementary School. Brother, Patrick is a runner for his school's track team. Sister, Jenny likes to spend her time indoors watching movies.
Parents measure approximately 3" tall and children measure approximately 2.5" tall.
Critters enjoy shopping for yummy, healthy food! With over 100 pieces including fruits, vegetables, bread, fish, canned food, drinks, cookies, ice cream, shopping cart, check-out counter with cash register, display stands, and much more!
Measures approximately 11.5" long x 9" wide x 6" high.
Mother, Carmen is Cloverleaf Corners' top wedding planner. Father, Cesar is the best wedding photographer in town. Sister, Eva loves to read and is incredibly smart! Brother, Pablo loves playing sports, especially football. This family of Chihuahua's will bring you hours of fun and really let your imagination run wild!
All Calico Critters characters are poseable, playful, loveable, dressable, and collectible!
Parents measure approximately 4" tall and children measure approximately 3" tall.
Your Calico Critters will have tons of fun playing in this amazing tree house! Featuring a cabin, slide, sundeck, swing, and pulley! Also includes a tree trunk with grass base, 2 tree branches, a tree stem to attach the pulley, 2 railings, and 2 ladders.
Measures approximately 13" long x 11.5" wide x 15" high.
Mother, Sheila owns her own eco-friendly shop. Father, Bruce is the leader of the Cloverleaf Corners Environmental Awareness Society. Sister, Adelaide wants to start her own eco-fashion company when she grows up. Baby Brother, Joey is very attached to his Mother and loves playing outside. This family of Koala's from Down Under love adventure and always bring the excitement!
Parents measure approximately 4" tall and children measure approximately 2" tall.
Rosie loves rowing her boat in the Cloverleaf Lake and snapping pictures along the way!
Includes: Rosie Cat, row boat, 2 oars with boat attachments, sun umbrella, camera with strap, picnic basket, sun hat, blanket, 2 books, and 2 lollipops.
Rosie Cat measures approximately 2.75" tall.
Cameron likes playing with his sister in the Baby Discovery Forest. He loves the rides, especially the baby see saw and carousel! Carly loves crawling around the house and following her mother around. She also likes being in the garden where she can see all the pretty flowers, birds and butterflies.
Twins measure approximately 1.5" tall.
The Calico Critter Carry Case is designed with 2 cozy rooms and 3 handy drawers to store Calico families, furniture and accessories. It comes with a sturdy door latch and built-in handle for easy transport. Floor folds out for additional play space and there's one large drawer and two small drawers for storage.
The perfect way to enjoy all of the fun of a Calico Critter dollhouse on-the-go!
Measures approximately 12.25" long x 4.75" wide x 12.25" high.
Calico Critters figures, furniture and accessories sold separately.
Critter babies love playing with all of their friends in the Baby Discovery Forest!
Includes: acorn carousel, leaf see saw, basket swing, movable slide, tree stump with flipping top & berry pie, mushroom steps, and 11 decorative flowers.
Measures approximately 8.5" long x 8" wide x 9" high.
Pedro spends the day playing with his toy blocks and trains while his twin sister Lola loves to color with crayons and decorate her pictures with stickers and glitter! These two Chihuahua siblings are simply adorable.
Each character measures approximately 1.5" tall.
Dylan is energetic and loves to jump around all day. Helena loves to sing! Her family wakes up to her singing a new song each morning. Piper Jane is always smiling and happy. She is very fun to be around and she always tries to make you laugh. These Chocolate Labrador Triplets are simply adorable!
Marcus is very active and loves to run around and play outside all day. Rosie loves to help her mother bake yummy treats and Lisa loves playing with jigsaw puzzles! These Pig Triplets are simply adorable!


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Pacers Host Celtics Tuesday
After a three-game road trip, the Pacers (46-17) return home to welcome the Boston Celtics (22-41) to town. It is the Pacers' hope that being back in the friendly confines of Bankers Life Fieldhouse will be just what they need to spark a positive streak. Game Preview » Tickets »


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Inflame your mind with visions of a new Burning Man!
Precompression is our annual community celebration to ramp up for Burning
Man. It is a showcase for artists, theme camps and performers to find
collaborators and try out new work. Its a venue for idea exchange and
an incubator for new ideas and collaborations.
This one will have an evolution-themed slant—whatever evolution
means to YOU!
So, come on by and join in the experiment as we reinvent ourselves anew. Evolutionary attire encouraged at this Flambe Lounge with plenty of art and dancing on two floors and an outside waterfront patio!
Saturday, June 6th, 2009 - 8PM to 4AM
At Mission Rock Café, an Indoor/Outdoor Waterfront Nightclub Lounge
and Restaurant.
817 Terry Francois Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94158 (Take Mariposa
St to the Bay)
$15 in Playa Finery or with 3+ cans of food donation;
$20 in street clothes
FOOD DRIVE: We will be collecting canned and dry food donations
for the SF Food Bank.
Thanks for helping others!
Evolutionary attire encouraged! Dress for indoor and outdoor weather
on the waterfront.
See Evolution theme for inspiration: http://www.burningman.com/art_of_burningman/bm09_theme.html
21+ over; No ins and outs at this venue. Come early; stay late!
Happy Hour Drink Specials and early bird playa schwag!
Come for dinner on the water, starting at 8pm. Snack service till 12am.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS, PERFORMERS & THEME CAMPS: Adnan; Bad Unkl Sista; Belinda; The Bombshells - punkrock showgirls; Brass Tax camp and DJs; Blacklight Bunny & Friends; Celestine Star; Dustfish; Dragn'fly; False Profit; Firefingers Flamenco guitar; Fontain's Muse; Fou Fou HA!; Free Photography Zone; DJ Gravity (Pink Mammoth); Hookahdome; Laird; Land O' Blind; Laura Kimpton; Mane Padilla; Mudpire Strikes Back; Maricela Alvarez; Naughty Fingers; NoMe; Playatech; Shameless Heather; Sonic Valium; Smoove; Tankboy - Vaudeville circus; Tim Barsky - beatbox; Protopsychopus funka-freakadellic; VJ Rainbow Puddles; Rayce O'Brien; ROOM (art by Roland Smart); Sierra Ron Halbert; We Are Energy; Whiskey Devil; $teven Ra$pa & MORE mOH MoRE!
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The Broncos beat the San Diego Chargers 30-23 on Sunday afternoon, completing their first season sweep of the divisional foe since 2005.
The Chargers struck first with an interception return for a touchdown in the first quarter, but the Broncos scored the next 17 points of the game to enter halftime with a 10-point lead, holding San Diego to just 54 first-half yards.
A San Diego safety on quarterback Peyton Manning brought the Chargers to within 8 points early in the second half, and the two teams then traded touchdowns to make it 24-16 late in the third quarter.
A pair of fourth-quarter drives that took up more than 10 minutes of game clock and resulted in two field goals helped the Broncos gain separation, but San Diego was still able to make it interesting.
Inside the five-minute mark in the fourth quarter, San Diego drove 80 yards for a touchdown to bring the score to 30-23, which would end up as the final score as defensive end Elvis Dumervil sacked quarterback Philip Rivers on the final play of the game.
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by Emma Dunkley on Nov 23, 2012 at 07:23
Former UBS manager Lawrence Kemp is joining BlackRock to lead the firm's fundamental large cap growth team and help improve performance in this area.
Kemp, who joins on 10 December in the US, is set to assume leadership of the BlackRock Capital Appreciation, BlackRock Focus Growth and related fundamental large cap growth portfolios, at the start of next year.
Jeff Lindsey, who heads the team at present and is portfolio manager for the funds, will assist Kemp on transitioning the portfolios before leaving the firm next February.
BlackRock's chief executive officer Laurence Fink said recently that fundamental equity has been a disappointment over the last few months for the firm, according to Reuters.
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Kemp will report to Chris Leavy, who assumed responsibility for BlackRock's large-cap portfolios from Robert Doll, the equity chief investment strategist who announced his departure from the firm earlier in the year.
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Bogalusa has always been defined by its foremost industry: first lumber and then paper. Located in the heart of the Pinelands region of Southeastern Louisiana, Bogalusa was founded in 1906 as the site of a massive sawmill. The Great Southern Lumber Company, owned by the Goodyear family of Buffalo, New York, incorporated the town and opened the sawmill in 1908. Within several months, the population of this settlement among emerald swamps and endless forests had grown to 8,000. Jews and non-Jews alike relocated to Bogalusa in order to fill thousands of available jobs at the sawmill or to open businesses catering to this rapidly expanding economy. By the mid-twentieth century, over fifty Jewish families resided in Bogalusa. They operated successful businesses, organized a congregation, and filled integral roles in the growth of the city's booming lumber industry. Jewish residents also played a major part in the city's civic life, joining fraternal and charitable organizations and serving on the board of the local bank.
At the turn of the twentieth century, Bogalusa was a frontier town, lacking the amenities of more established cities. With the construction of a sawmill and a railroad connecting it with New Orleans and Jackson, Mississippi, however, Bogalusa soon emerged as one of Louisiana's chief industrial hubs. Over ten thousand people moved to the city within ten years of the sawmill's opening, many of whom worked in what was then the largest yellow pine sawmill in the world. Many Jews, especially Polish and Russian immigrants, left their homes in New York and New Orleans after hearing about auspicious opportunities in Bogalusa.
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Shortly after the Great Southern Lumber Company founded its mill in 1906, Jews such as Polish immigrant Meyer Berenson arrived in Bogalusa to make their fortunes. Meyer came to Bogalusa at the age of sixteen and shortly after opened a store with a fellow Jew. The store did not prove to be a success, so when his brother Elias arrived several years later, they opened Berenson Brothers department store on Columbia Road. The store thrived as Bogalusa experienced a massive influx of mill workers and, in turn, the Berenson family acquired a great deal of wealth. In 1929, the Berenson family built a large theater in downtown Bogalusa. The State Theater served as a community-gathering place featuring shows, orchestras, and, of course, movies. Each Saturday night, the theater screened a current film to a packed crowd. In the next few years, the overwhelming popularity and success of movies in Bogalusa allowed the Berenson family to purchase two more movie houses. They even owned a 9-hole golf course where mill workers relaxed on their days off. In the 1920s, they took in four young orphaned nieces and nephews, the Kayman siblings, who had just come over from Poland. While sisters Sylvia and Jeanette Kayman later moved to New Orleans, their brothers Sidney and Alfred remained in Bogalusa, and worked as clerks at the family department store before opening their own retail businesses. In 1945, Elias Berenson retired and the department store became known simply as Berenson's, featuring men's and women's clothing, shoes, and dry goods. While this hometown department store closed almost fifteen years ago, its building is still standing with the Berenson name printed neatly on the façade.
Several other Jewish-owned businesses were located in downtown Bogalusa. Abraham Goldman, a Polish immigrant who came to Bogalusa from New Orleans, opened a department store adjacent to Berenson's. To avoid fierce competition with their neighbor, Goldman's specialized in ready-to-wear clothing, with a special emphasis on perfumes and ladies' clothing. On the other side of Berenson's department store was M. Marx Sons, a hardware store. Max Marx, a Russian immigrant who had been operating a store in New Orleans, arrived in Bogalusa soon after the opening of the sawmill and set up his family-run store. David Marx, Max's son, remembered that his father's store "had anything for anybody! It was a million-article store." Other stores along Columbia Street included Cohen's, a furniture store run by two Cohen brothers, and Greenburg's, a drug store operated by Russian immigrant Henry Greenberg. On the eve of the Second World War, many of the businesses along Bogalusa's main strip were owned and operated by Jews. These included The Hollywood shoe store, owned by Alfred Kayman, and Kayman's clothing store, owned by his brother Sidney.
These families did not wait long after their arrival in Bogalusa to establish a congregation. William Henry Sullivan, the town's first mayor and resident manager of the sawmill, donated some of the Great Southern Lumber Company's land to the Jewish families in 1920 to build a synagogue. Two years later, the charter members of Congregation Beth El assembled in the home of Morris Berenson and began to raise funds to construct a temple on the donated land. A brick building with seating for 160 went up over the next year and on a cold February day in 1925, the Jewish community gathered in the sanctuary for the temple's dedication. At the dedication, speeches were given by Rabbis Max Heller, Moses H. Goldberg, Mendel Silber, and H. Raphael Gold, all renowned leaders from various congregations in New Orleans. Visiting rabbis officiated on high holidays and the occasional Shabbat for the next twenty-five years of Beth El's existence; no full-time rabbi ever served the congregation. Occasionally, Jewish merchants would gather informally for yahrzeit minyans in the back of someone's store.
Beth El was traditional in its worship, and unlike many other small-town Jewish congregations, never joined the Union of American Hebrew Congregations, the national organization of Reform Judaism. By 1940, the congregation boasted a membership of ninety people under the leadership of congregation president Abraham Goldman. Members sponsored a religious school where children were taught Hebrew by Abraham Hershberg of New Orleans. The Beth El Sisterhood became a member unit of the national Hadassah, reflecting the Zionist sentiment of Bogalusa Jews. Organized soon after the first assembly of the congregation and under the leadership of Fay Berenson, the sisterhood was "active in the charitable work of the congregation."
The Great Southern Lumber Company closed its doors in 1938, but was soon replaced by Gaylord Container Company, the first in a succession of companies to operate a paper mill and chemical plant at the site of the former lumber mill. Though the paper mill employed thousands of local residents at its post-war peak, changes in ownership and repeated workforce reductions have taken a toll on the local economy. Many Jews left for greater opportunities in Shreveport, New Orleans and other major cities. While some families stayed, especially those who operated major business along Columbia Road, the Jewish community went into decline. Congregation Beth El became largely inactive in the 1950s. The remaining Jewish families occasionally met in the temple, which they sustained until ten years ago when the land and building were transferred back to the city. Today, the temple building belongs to the Washington Economic Development Foundation, a parish-wide organization. Few modifications have been made to the building. The stained glass Star of David, which dates back to the temple's construction in the 1920s, still fills the sanctuary with a warm spectrum of colored light beaming in from Georgia Avenue.
Those who grew up Jewish in Bogalusa experienced occasional anti-Semitism, but they also earned respect and acceptance among their peers and were often counted among the top students in their schools. Gerald Berenson, like most Jews, grew up in what came to be known as "Jewtown," the area of Bogalusa north of the Jewish-owned stores on Columbia Street. As a schoolboy, children bullied him and called him and his Jewish friends "Jewboys." After getting in a fight, however, Gerald learned how to box and joined his high school's football team; no one picked on him afterward. Today, Gerald Berenson is a cardiologist and professor of medicine at the Tulane School of Medicine in New Orleans. Though he moved to New Orleans to pursue his career, he never forgot his childhood in Bogalusa. Dr. Berenson has studied the health of Bogalusa residents for decades as the principal investigator for the Bogalusa Heart Study, an internationally renowned study of the early natural history of heart disease.
The differences between non-Jews and Jews were exacerbated during the 1960s civil rights movement. Jewish civil rights workers from the North started to target Jewish-owned stores in Bogalusa, appealing to the recent history of the Holocaust to convince the merchants to integrate their stores. Like many other southern Jews, members of the Bogalusa Jewish community were ambivalent about the civil rights movement, and most of all sought to avoid confrontations over the issue. Yet the involvement of many Jews in the nationwide movement, as well as progressive stances taken by a few Jewish locals, made Bogalusa Jews a target for extremist groups. Wally Rosenblum, a Bogalusa native and son of the owner of a department store, remembers when the Ku Klux Klan burned a cross on his front lawn and his family received anti-Semitic hate mail. At the same time, boycotts and picket lines organized by civil rights activists deterred area residents from shopping on Columbia Road.
The events of the civil rights era combined with a general economic decline to spell the end of Jewish retail in Bogalusa. Though the paper mill employed thousands of area residents during its postwar peak, that number has dropped to around one thousand. The city's population is also down, decreasing from nearly 17,000 in 1980 to just more than 13,000 in 2000. Despite the efforts of city leaders, including civically minded Jewish businessmen, new industries have not elected to move to Bogalusa.
Few remnants of Jewish life in Bogalusa exist today. Only a handful of Jewish families still live in the city and there is no Jewish cemetery to pay tribute to the hard work of families such as the Berensons, Goldmans, Cohens, Marxs, and Greenburgs. By 2000, Wally Rosenblum had closed the small department store his father, Alvin, founded in 1954 and relocated to Mandeville. Rosenblum's was the the last Jewish-owned retail operation in Bogalusa. Despite the anti-Semitism his family endured during the civil rights era and subsequent struggles to reinvigorate the city's economy, he takes pride in his family's presence in Bogalusa: "Through the years, my family and other Jewish families have given people here a better understanding of what it means to be Jewish, that a Jewish person can be normal just like them, not have horns, can love and be loved."


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While President Bush isn't quite ready to get fully involved in the 2008 Campaign to replace him, ("Not yet," he said to laughter at a White House news conference,) he did take a few jabs at the two leading Democrats Thursday.
While he didn't mention their names, it was clear by his choice of subjects who was getting the Back Of The Presidential Hand, as he took Senators Obama and Clinton to task for their views on the Iraq war, free trade agreements like NAFTA and more.
Mr. Bush especially came down hard on Obama's stated desire to meet with the new Cuban leader Raoul Castro, which drew a jab back from Obama in a written statement.
Part of me wonders whether Team Obama is spending a little too much time of late picking long distance verbal fights with John McCain and the White House. You would hate to battle with them only to find out that Hillary Clinton sneaks up on you and wins Ohio and Texas.
I do think this news conference shows one of the roles that President Bush can certainly play in the fall campaign. John McCain probably won't want Mr. Bush on the stump with him in a lot of states, but anytime that El Presidente opens his mouth and slaps around the Democratic nominee, that is going to make news.
And I think this President will be very happy to do that, especially on the issue of Iraq. You could almost see the old glint in his eye and the Texas Type Swagger when he was mocking the words of Obama about Al Qaeda in Iraq.
But for now, Mr. Bush isn't jumping in with guns blazing.
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oh and yes for some reason this instructable has also been posted on another site if you look at it its still mine its got by the inventor on it.
theese are based on some frags i saw on this site but i cant remember who did them so thanks for the idea.
there are three: the simple frag, the impact frag and the ball of doom.
Step 2: Connecting the connectors
Step 3: Youve finished the simple frag!
sos i made an error with the yellow box thingys
Step 4: The impact frag
first make the simple frag and get yourself an elastic band.
Step 6: Impact frag elastic band part 2
Step 12: How to throw
to throw the impact frag hold one of the orange connectors.
theese are both thrown like frisbies
to throw ball of doom hold in palm of hand and throw like a ball


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**Quite a controversy is brewing in Denver and, as is usually the case, Archbishop Chaput continues to be one of the best teaching shepherds in the Church today and explains it all. In a recent column he explains why the children of a same-sex couple cannot attend Catholic schools. A snip:
The Church does not claim that people with a homosexual orientation are "bad," or that their children are less loved by God. Quite the opposite. But what the Church does teach is that sexual intimacy by anyone outside marriage is wrong; that marriage is a sacramental covenant; and that marriage can only occur between a man and a woman. These beliefs are central to a Catholic understanding of human nature, family and happiness, and the organization of society. The Church cannot change these teachings because, in the faith of Catholics, they are the teachings of Jesus Christ.**Please pray for those suffering and dying from cancer, including my sister and The Internet Monk.
The policies of our Catholic school system exist to protect all parties involved, including the children of homosexual couples and the couples themselves. Our schools are meant to be "partners in faith" with parents. If parents don't respect the beliefs of the Church, or live in a manner that openly rejects those beliefs, then partnering with those parents becomes very difficult, if not impossible. It also places unfair stress on the children, who find themselves caught in the middle, and on their teachers, who have an obligation to teach the authentic faith of the Church. Continue Reading.
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ISTANBUL, Turkey – Texas A&M sprinter Demetrius Pinder earned a silver medal in the 400 meters at the IAAF World Championships on Saturday running a time of 45.34 seconds as another Aggie sprinter in the final, Tabarie Henry, claimed fourth place in 45.96.
Pinder, representing his native Bahamas, started in prime position from lane five and had defending World Indoor champ Chris Brown, also of the Bahamas, in lane four with Aggie teammate Henry, representing U.S. Virgin Islands, in three. The reigning World Outdoor champion, Grenada's Kirani James, was stationed in lane one.
However, Nery Brenes of Costa Rica was the surprise winner as he set a championship record of 45.11 seconds after finishing fourth in the past two World Indoor meets. Brenes bettered the meet record of 45.26 set by American Butch Reynolds in 1993 when the World Indoor was held in Toronto.
Brenes led the field from the break while Pinder slid into second place ahead of Brown. Henry was fourth just ahead of James. On the backstretch of the second lap, Pinder maintained second, but was unable to close any ground on Brenes, who has an outdoor career best of 44.65.
Off the final curve Pinder cruised in for the silver while Henry challenged for bronze. Brown, though, claimed the last medal at 45.90 with Henry finishing fourth in 45.96. James placed sixth in 46.21.
"I thought I did the best I could coming out of lane three," noted Henry. "I decided to stay in fourth off the break and then try to kick and get up into the top three. The plan almost worked. The top three guys speed to the break and I followed closely. Then I tried to out lean Chris at the finish and just missed a medal.
"It feels good to have a training partner get a medal at Worlds. We train hard together and we just wanted to bring back at least one medal back to College Station. We still have a long season left with outdoors and the Olympics this summer."
An odd occurrence had the entire field finishing in the opposite order of their lane assignments.
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Bye-bye, seniors committee.
District of Squamish council on Feb. 4 voted to decommission the municipality's Select Committee on Seniors Issues, which had been dormant for two years. The committee's most recent meeting took place on Dec. 14, 2010, stated a corporate services report to council. Four meetings took place that year and only five the previous year, it stated.
Squamish Mayor Rob Kirkham was selected as a member of the committee. Since the 2011 municipal election, district officials haven't appointed new members of council to the seniors committee.
After talking with seniors, Kirkham said many were critical of the committee structure. There are two active seniors groups in Squamish — Squamish Senior Citizens Home Society and Creative Connections for Seniors, run through Vancouver Coastal Health. Municipal staff anticipate communicating with both organizations to better understand issues important to Squamish seniors, Kirkham said.


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Television personality and comedian Jimmy Kimmel was born James Christian Kimmel in Brooklyn, New York, on November 13, 1967. When he was just 9 years old, Kimmel moved with parents Jim and Joan, and siblings Jonathan and Jill, to Las Vegas. The eldest of three, young Kimmel proved to be a meticulous artist and an excellent student, earning straight A's throughout high school. It was during his teenage years that Kimmel discovered his idol: David Letterman.
Kimmel's first real foray into performance was as a college radio disc jockey. After testing the airwaves at UNLV and Arizona State University, Kimmel began his professional radio career at age 21. Bouncing from market to market in cities like Seattle, Phoenix and Tucson, Kimmel eventually found a home at Los Angeles' famed KROQ, working as "Jimmy the Sports Guy" on The Kevin and Bean Show.
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Sharing a building on the campus of Saint John's University in Collegeville, Minn., with 84 university students, all guys and all sophomores and juniors, means not every moment is peaceful. When peace is violated, we follow certain procedures to restore tranquility and good order while rehabilitating those who have offended. That is an especially lovely piece of the Saint John's existence and experience: We live together in a safe environment where young people who make mistakes can correct their ways, do an appropriate penance and move on in good grace.By The Rev. William C. Graham , March 09, 2014
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Aircrew are personnel who operate an aircraft while in flight. The composition of the crew depends on the type of aircraft as well as the purpose of the flight.
Commercial aviation[edit]
In commercial aviation, the aircrew are called Flight Crew. Names of flight crew were originally derived from nautical terms:
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- Co-pilot, another pilot who is not the pilot in command,[1] normally called the First Officer.
- First officer, a pilot who is not the pilot in command.
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- Flight engineer, on older aircraft they were the crew member responsible for engines, systems and fuel management.
- Aircraft cabin
- Loadmaster, crew member on cargo aircraft responsible for loading freight and personnel and the weight and balance of the aircraft.
- Purser or Customer Service Manager is responsible for the cabin crew as a team leader.
- Flight attendant or Cabin Crew, crew member responsible for the safety of passengers.
From the start of military aviation, additional crew members have flown on military aircraft, over time these duties have expanded and become more specialised:
- Air gunner, crew member responsible for the operation of defensive weapons, for example gun turrets.
- Bombardier or Bomb Aimer is a crew member for the release of ordnance particularly bombs.
- Boom operator, crew member on tanker aircraft responsible for operating the flying boom and the transfer of fuel.
- Combat systems officer
- Crew chief, an engineer responsible for the maintenance and preparation of the aircraft.
- Flight engineer, crew member responsible for engines, systems and fuel management.
- Flight officer
- Flight surgeon, not involved in the operation of the aircraft but is considered in the American military to be aircrew.
- Loadmaster, crew member responsible for loading freight and personnel and the weight and balance of the aircraft.
- Navigator
- Observer
- Rescue swimmer
- Signaller or radio operator, crew member responsible for the operation of the aircraft communications systems.
- Tactical coordinator
- Weapon Systems Operator
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