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Jerome has invited all the campaign bloggers to stay on as weekend bloggers. This platform is a privilege - especially for someone who can't even legally drink for another four months - and I am honored to have it. Since I'm here in New Hampshire, I thought I would share some ground level observations and experiences. This post includes analysis of last night's spin room (with an emphasis on Elizabeth Edwards and a funny story about David Brooks), the sign wars, a Richardson event, a very strange phone call, and overall momentum.
I spent last night volunteering in the spin room for both debates. My job during the Republican debate was just to stand around and look busy, filling the room for the cameras. I pulled out my own camera and shot video of Ron Paul, Lindsey Graham, and Tom Tancredo (who I actually said hello to once the spinning was over... icky, but he does have a nice smile). When the Democrats came on, I spent an hour helping Elizabeth Edwards. This was the first time I've met her, and she was incredibly gracious and kind, even to those with critical questions. Many folks in politics are rather passive aggressive; she couldn't have been less so, and even remembered my name after the hour. I know now what folks mean when they say they wish it were her running for President. I was, however, unimpressed with her spin. She made great points about the media ignoring John Edwards, but spent most of the hour explaining why her husband is the best candidate for change. The problem there is, it's almost better to make weak arguments on your own turf than it is strong arguments on someone else's turf - and as long as the debate is about change, it's on Obama's turf. If Edwards and Clinton want to argue change, they have to land knock-out blows, and as whip-smart and impressive as Elizabeth Edwards may be, those weren't knockout blows.
I headed back to my car around midnight - and who should I find on the empty sidewalks but a lost David Brooks, unable to find his car. He asked if I knew where the media lots were, and then proceeded to head in the opposite direction of what I told him. Having parked near a media lot, I can now say with some confidence: David Brooks asked me for help, and wound up even more lost when he didn't take my directions.
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1955 Cub new owner
Hi all, I recently picked up a '55 Cub at a local yard sale. Since I live just outside NYC, it won't get much use as intended but will be enjoyed. The kids think I'm crazy, but I always wanted one, and I got a pretty good deal on this one and it came with various implements (Bottom plow, sickle bar, snow plow, fast hitch).
It runs good, and will be getting a work out today since we just received 6"s of snow.
This one will be getting restored, so the first thing I did was search out this forum. I must say, it is a wealth of information, with a lot of great topics. I've already downloaded all of the manuals that pertain, looks like I have a lot of reading to do. Thanks to the person who scanned everything and set this up.
I've started collecting parts that I will need for the restoration, which I hope to start after the snow stops flying.
I'm sure I will be posting with a lot of various questions as I locate parts and start the tear down and then the reassembly
Just want to say, thanks for a great forum
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Welcome to the forum and have fun with your Cub!
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A Big Irish welcome to the forum. You will get all the help you need from the many experts who contribute to this forum. Enjoy your cub Pics Please
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Check out the list of Cubfests...if you get a chance to attend one, you won't regret it. You'll get a lot of questions answered before you even knew to ask them!!!!! And if you have a particular problem simply take your tractor along and you'll see some eager, knowledgeable folks jump right in. Or just bring a small part like a carburetor for overhaul. Bring your kids and let them learn along with you.
As an owner of two '55 Cubs, I think you have one of the best. Get ready though. You WILL be expected to post photos!! They will help you document progress, ask questions, and reassemble your tractor. But we just love to see each others projects!!
Welcome and have fun!
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Welcome to the Forum. Enjoy your Cub and ask any and all questions that might come up.
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Welcome to the forum. Sounds like you found a nice one and is well equipped. You'll have fun plowing snow today and a great way to get to know your Cub and it's capabilities. Let us know how it goes. We need picures, too!
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Welcome to the forum. Congrats on your Cub.
We like pictures.
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Welcome friend. Glad to have ya. we have a 56 cub loboy. just holler, someone will answer your questions.
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Welcome to the Cub world, I am just 1 hour north of you
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I also have a 55, great tractor, you found a great place for all the information your need, running it until spring will give you time to find out everything it will need, enjoy
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Welcome neighbor! (I'm in CT) Your kids are just jealous because you're not going to let them ride your new little red machine! And yes we want photos! But first you have to name her...or him! You'll find we all name our Cubs. Yep we're weird.
She thinks my tractor's sexy...
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Welcome to the forum!
Got to love Yard Sales!
Best of luck,
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So, good day plowing snow. She was a little hard to start, but ran well when it did. I've attached a photo (I think)
Looks like I will have to sort out some electrical issues. It doesn't appear to be charging. Ammeter doesn't move. Lights aren't hooked up. Previous owner took them apart to change to sealed beam and never completed. all to be sorted out on a warmer day. In the mean time, I will keep it on the trickle charger
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It always amazes me how much snow these little cubs can push. Although I have bigger machines to move snow my cub gets it's fair share. Yours looks to be a nice looking cub. Good luck with your restore. I'm sure you will get to love it as much as many of us do. That fast hitch is also a nice addition.
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Welcome to the forum ! Lots of great info here. The guys are happy to share their knowledge too.
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The Guardian
The Guardian was a radical left, independent weekly newspaper published between 1948 and 1992 in New York City. The paper was founded by James Aronson, Cedric Belfrage and John T. McManus. It was originally named the National Guardian.
The National Guardian was cited as a Communist Party CPUSA and Soviet propaganda publication by HCUA in 1956, thusly:
"established by the American Labor Party in 1947 as a 'progressive' weekly * * *. Although it denies having any affiliation with the Communist Party USA (CPUSA), it has manifested itself from the beginning as a virtual official propaganda arm of Soviet Russia." [1] as listed in Guide to Subversive Organizations and Publications and Appendixes, House Document No. 398, House Committee on Un-American Activities, December 1, 1961, p. 193
Some of its earliest writers were directly linked to Soviet operations, including Cedric Belfrage[2] and [3]
The Guardian supporters and fundraising efforts sponsors
Source: Mailing dated March 2, 1979 from the Guardian asking for financial support for the newspaper. Signed by the following members of the Guardian Coordinating Committee:
The text of this fundraising appeal is as follows:
Names of supporters of the Guardian and its appeal:
- Robert Allen
- Peg Averill
- Ella J. Baker
- Norma Becker
- Robert Boehm
- Anne Braden - id. CPUSA
- Haywood Burns - NCBL
- Judy Butler
- Ken Cloke - old SDS leader
- Amy Cruz
- Ossie Davis
- Ruby Dee
- Dave Dellinger
- Hank Di Suvero - id. CPUSA
- Bill Epton - leader of the Maoist Progressive Labor Movement (PLM)
- Richard Falk - extreme radical attorney and professor Princeton Un and leader of the pro-Hanoi Lawyers Committee on American Policy Towards Vietnam
- Charles R. Garry - id. CPUSA, attorney and lead attorney in both the Oakland 7 trepass case and the New Haven Black Panther Party (BPP) torture/murder trial of BPP member Alex Rackley. Hillary Clinton was an intern for the CPUSA members law firm of Garry, Treuhaft, Bernstein, etc. for this trial.
Source: The Guardian, April 13, 1983, p. 2, fundraising message
"We Interrupt This Newspaper to Bring You An Urgent Message"
- $35,000 Matching Fund deadline: May 1
- Contributions needed immediately for the Guardian to continue publication
"We Interrupt This Newspaper to Bring You An Urgent Message"
- $35,000 Matching Fund deadline: May 1
- Contributions needed immediately for the Guardian to continue publication
"35: 1948-1983" "Now, during its 35th anniversary year, join us in offering much-needed support to the Guardian - an essential voice committed to today's struggles for peace, liberation and social justice" - Banner over list of supporters as follows:
- Robert Allen - Editor, The Black Scholar
- Robert Armstrong - North American Congress on Latin America NACLA (originally the "intelligence" arm of SDS)
- Eleanor J. Bader - Coordinator, Committee for Abortion Rights and Against Sterilization AbuseCARASA
- Norma Becker - Mobilization for Survival MFS
- Robert Boehm - Center for Constitutional Rights CCR, Lawyers Committee on Nuclear Policy LCNP
- William Boilinger - Interamerican Center, Los Angeles
- Rev. Ray Bourgeois - Reverend Maryknoll Missionaries Maryknollers
- Anne Braden - civil rights activist
- Dennis Brutus - president South Africa Non-Racial Olympic Committee
- Dick Bunce - Managing Editor, Socialist Review SR
- Wilfred Burchett - journalist
- Judy Butler - NACLA Report on the Americas NACLA
- Leslie Cagan - National Mobilization for Survival Mobilization for Survival MFS
- Rev. Ben Chavis - National Black Independent Political Party NBIPP
- David Chen - Asian American Caucus for Disarmament
- Jack Colhoun - Co-Chair, National Committee Against Registration and the Draft (NCARD)
- Marc Cooper - News Director, KPFK Radio (aka Pacifica Radio
- Paul Costello - Theoretical Review
- Bruce Cronin - Mobilization for Survival MFS
- Rene Cruz - Union of Democratic Filipinos
- Jennifer Davis - American Committee on Africa ACA
- Emile de Antonio - Film director, writer
- Dave Dellinger - Institute for New Communications
- John P. Demeter - Radical America
- Marlene Dixon - Democratic Workers Party DWP
- Bernadine Dohrn
- Peter Drucker - Solidarity, A Socialist-Feminist Network
- Ruth Gage-Colby - American Humanist Association
- David Graham DuBois - W.E.B. DuBois Foundation
- Dan Georgakas
- Eileen Hanson - Writer, photographer
- Harry Haywood
- Paul Hoeffel - journalist
- Paul Irish - American Committee on Africa
- James Jacobs - Political Surveillance Project National Lawyers Guild NLG (aka as Jim Jacobs
- Dr. Michio Kaku - Professor of Nuclear Physics - CCNY
- Muhammad Kenyatta - president, Harvard Black Students Association
- Richard Lapchik - American Coordinating Committee for Equality in Sport and Society (ACCESS)
- Richard Levins - Science for the People, Puerto Rican Solidarity Committee (PRSC)
- Sidney Lens - author
- Richard Lewontin - Science for the People
- Don Luce - Southeast Asia Resource Center
- Harry Magdoff - Co-editor, Monthly Review MR
- Anjun Makhijani
- Emma Mar - State Chair, California Peace and Freedom Party CPFP
- Manning Marable - National Vice-chairperson, Democratic Socialists of America DSA
- Al McSurely - National Association of Letter Carriers, AFL-CIO NALC AFL-CIO
- David McReynolds - Socialist Party USA SP
- Matt Meyer - student activist
- Michael Munk - Department of Urban Studies, Rutgers University
- Vicente Navarro - Johns Hopkins University
- Scott Nearing
- Michael Parenti - author, lecturer
- James Petras - State University of New York, Binghamton SUNY Binghamton
- Luis Prado - Puerto Rican Solidarity Committee PRSC
- Michael Ratner - president, National Lawyers Guild NLG
- Murray Rosenblith - War Resisters League [[WRL] and WIN Magazine
- Sheila Rowbotham
- Mel Rothenberg
- Rose Rubin
- Sheila Ryan - National Emergency Committee on Lebanon possibly a project of the Palestine Solidarity Committee PSC
- Charles Schwartz - Professor of Physics, U.C. Berkeley Un. of California, Berkeley
- Pete Seeger
- Jeff Segal - National Lawyers Guild NLG
- Zwelakhe Sisulu - South African journalist
- Helen Sobell (Dr) - (i.e, the wife for convicted and later admitted Soviet spy Morton Sobell)
- Joe Stork - Middle East Research and Education Project MERIP
- Paul M. Sweezy - Co-editor Monthly Review MR
- Albert Szymanski - University of Oregon
- Bill Tabb - Department of Economics, Queens College
- Heidi Tarver - Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador CISPES
- Caldwell Taylor - Grenada Mission to the United Nations
- Edith Tiger - Director, National Emergency Committee on Civil Liberties (NECLC)
- Daniel Tsang - Editor, The Gay Insurgent
- Juliet Ucelli - New York Marxist School NYMS
- Baldemar Velasquez - President, Farm Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC)
- Phil Wheaton - EPICA
- Abe Weisburd - Coordinator, Committee in Solidarity with Vietnam, Kampuchea and Laos (and regular Guardian staff writer)
Organizations Supporting the Guardian Fundraising appeal:
- Agencia Periodistica de Informacion Alternativa
- Bay Area Socialist Organizing Committee
- U.S. Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador - (CISPES)
- Citizen Soldier
- Committee for Abortion Rights and Against Sterilization Abuse - (CARASA)
- Covert Action Information Bulletin - CAIB
- Haymarket Peoples Fund
- Latin American Perspectives
- Lawrence Hill and Company
- Line of March LOM
- MERIP Reports
- Mobilization for Survival MFS
- National Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala NNSPG
- Race & Class
- Science & Society - cited as a "Communist publication", as listed in "Guide to Subversive Organizations and Publications, HCUA, 1961, p. 199 [5]
- Socialist Review SR
- Southern Africa Magazine
- WIN Magazine
Guardian Staff, Writers and Contributing Writers/Guardian Associates
In this section, lists of Guardian Staff, Writers, and Contributing Writers known as Guardian Associates will be listed from various issues covering over 20 years (roughly 1970-early 1990's). Some of these individuals will show up elsewhere in the media and in marxist/socialist/communist groups, fronts and causes.
"Guardian" issue of September 13, 1989:
- Karen Gellen - Editor
- William A. Ryan - Editor
- Karen Gellen - Foreign Editor
- Shreeram Krishnaswarni - News Editor
- Dan Cohn - Cultural Editor
- Jonathan A. Bennett - Staff Writer (on leave)
- Barbara Day - Staff Writer
- Anna DeCormis - Staff Writer
- Laura McClure - Staff Writer
- Akinshiju Ola - Staff Writer (on leave)
[Some are members of the Guardian staff cooperative; others are members of the staff and elected coordinating committee]
- Jose Diaz - Editorial Assistant
- Manmood Nadia - Photo Editor
- Mike Colbert - Librarian
Business Staff:
- Ellen Davidson - Business Manager
- Donald Eggert - Circulation Director
- Nelda Scudder - Sustainer Program
- Lisa Hopkins - Sustainer Program
- Jack Morris - Fulfillment
- Matthew Lore - Circulation Assistant
- Mary Templin - Production Manager (on leave)
Guardian Associates:
- Richard H. Abeles
- Eric Alterman - in 2010, he was a writer for the far-left "The Nation" and a leader of the leftist group of writers known as JournosList. He was also a professor at CUNY in New York City.
- Robert Armstrong
- Eleanor Bader
- Edwin Barrow
- Jill Benderly
- Herb Boyd
- Jack Calhoun - (a leader of the deserters movement in Canada during the Vietnam war - exact infor to follow))
- Gay Farley
- Jonathan Fried
- Anne Fuller
- Rose Gorelick
- Nafisa Hoodbhoy
- Frieda Jones
- Jeff Jones - possibly the old SDS/WUO leader who in the late 2000's is a key leader of the marxist/sociaist Apollo Alliance
- Kwame Karkan
- Kevin. J. Kelley
- Hanna Lessinger
- Carl Leven
- Malaika
- Barbara Miner
- Mimi Morris
- Marion Munsell - one of the oldest communists associated with the Guardian
- Stuart Ozer
- Fred. L. Pincus
- Elayne Rapping
- Judith Rew
- Frances Rudner
- Dennis Schaal
- Jeff Segal - SDS?
- Jack A. Smith
- John Trinkl
- Araia Tseggai
- Mundi Vundia
- Abe Weisburd - a key player in the various Mobes and PCPJ in the Hanoi Lobby
- Lynora Williams
- Sam Zuckerman
"Guardian" issue of April 3, 1991, Vol. 43, No. 23: Letters to the Editor:
- Richard Kallet - San Francisco
- Franklin Rosemont - Chicago
- Cynthia Chris - Brooklyn
Writers/Contributing Writers of articles/columns, etc.: [Staff writers are not listed again]
- Ron Daniels - "is president of the Institute for Community Organization and Development in Youngstown, Ohio. He served as director of the National Rainbow Coalition and as deputy campaign manager for the Rev. Jesse Jackson's 1988 presidential campaign. Later became the leader of the CPUSA legal front (NLG) split off, the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR). Hardcore black marxist. Also tried to form a black/third world party in the early 1980's roughly named the People's Alliance.
- Laura McClure
- Michael Novick - Guardian Bureau, L.A.
- Heather Rhoads - Special to the Guardian (STTG) "Heather Rhodes is an editorial intern at The Progressive
- Carrie Wofford
- Joshua Nessen
- Nick Alexander - STTG, Oakland
- Jack Colhoun - Washington, D.C. a longtime member of the Hanoi Lobby and Guardian writer
- Samori Marksman - Article: "Singham, 'people's ambassador,' now silent" re Archie W. Singham an old marxist
- Jeff Jones - Guardian correspondent and former SDS/Weathermen leader
- Phil Hill - STTG, longtime Guardian contributing writer and radical
- Neil Corbin- STTG - Ramallah
- Joe Lauria - STTG
- Fred Weir - STTG, longtime Guardian contributing writer
- Paul Fauvet - STTG, Mozambique
- Ben Lowe - STTG, England
- Millie Thayer - STTG, Guatemala and regular Guardian contributing writer
- Noam Chomsky - "Opinion & Analysis" column
- Lisa Maya Knauer - movie review of "Guilty By Suspicion" on the "blacklist"
- Barbara Day - movie review of "The Five Heartbeats"
- Neil deMause - on television shows
- Mike Zielinski - book reviewer re El Salvador, and leader of the pro-FLMN front, CISPES
- Chuck Idelson
External links
- ↑ House Committee on Un-American Activities, Report, Trial By Treason: The National Committee to Secure Justice for the Rosenbergs and Morton Sobell, August 25, 1956, p. 12
- ↑ The Venona Secrets: Exposing Soviet Espionage and America's Traitors, Herbert Romerstein and Eric Breindel, Regnery, 2000 pp. 249 & 302
- ↑ Venona: Decoding Soviet Espionage in America, John Earl Haynes and Harvey Klehr, Yale University Press, 1999, pp. 109-111, "Cedric Belfrage: Betrayer of Two Nations"
- ↑ The Guardian, April 13, 1983, p. 2, fundraising message
- ↑ Special Committee on Un-American Activities, House Report 1311 on the CIO Political Action Committee, March 29, 1944, p. 96


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Lee and Collier County officials are at an impasse over a proposed plan to send trucks full of sand down Corkscrew Road.
In an afternoon conference call between county commissioners in both counties, Collier Commission Chair Georgia Hiller asked Lee County to show concrete evidence that this plan is a safety concern. Once they receive that evidence Collier Commissioners can make a decision on whether or not they will change their plan at their next meeting on October 8.
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Collier leaders ditched plans to use routes that would avoid Lee County neighborhoods, saying it will cost $700,000 more.
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Built in 1938, this bright and airy ocean view cottage is equipped with all the modern conveniences such as central air and heat, cable television, and access to a secure Wi-Fi network. This well-maintained classic charmer is a true summer beach retreat. With a large deck to view the incredible ocean and Catalina views, many sunset dinners can be enjoyed here. The main floor contains the living room, dining area, bathroom, and kitchen. The bedroom and en suite bathroom are on the second floor. Well furnished and very clean, this cottage offers the perfect getaway for couples or small families.
The cottage is just a short walk to Victoria Beach and two miles south of Main Beach. We are also on the Laguna Beach shuttle bus route. Enjoy live theater, the Pageant of the Masters, and summer art festivals. Take a short drive to San Diego Zoo, Disneyland, Sea World, and Universal Studios.
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Fireplace, phone (local calls only), Cable TV (Bedroom and Living
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Refrigerator, Ice Maker, Cooking utensils provided, Linens provided,
Washer, Dryer, Garage, Gas Grill (BBQ), Beach Chairs, Wagon, and
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Golf, Fishing, Shopping, Restaurants, Sightseeing, Swimming,
Boating, Sailing, Water-skiing, Surfing, Live Theater.
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June to September 1- $1895 a week, Saturday to Saturday
September - May - $1195 per week
September - May/$3050 a month
Rates are based on double occupancy
Deposit required to confirm booking (50% of full rental amount),
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Cleaning fee - $120.00
Refundable Security Deposit - $500.00
Holiday Rental Rates: Christmas, New Year's, Easter, Memorial Day,
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POLICE are negotiating with a man in North Yorkshire and have cordoned off a house.
The incident is ongoing at the property at Osbaldwick in York and police say the man is threatening to harm himself.
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Oil and gas development homogenizing core-forest bird communities
May 21, 2014
Conventional oil and gas development in northern Pennsylvania altered bird communities, and the current massive build-out of shale-gas infrastructure may accelerate these changes, according to researchers in Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.
State High students learn about fracking, water quality in the field
February 21, 2014
Marcellus Shale water quality monitoring is getting some help from a group of State College Area High School students who climbed through snow and waded into icy waters recently to take measurements and collect stream samples.
Industrial waste can be engineered into proppants for shale gas and oil recovery
February 12, 2014
Industrial and domestic waste materials are viable alternative sources of raw materials for engineering proppants -- particles used to open rock fractures -- for use in shale gas and oil recovery, according to Penn State material scientists John Hellmann and Barry Scheetz.
Aug. 28 webinar to examine water sales to shale-gas drilling companies
August 21, 2013
Water use by the Marcellus Shale gas industry in Pennsylvania and West Virginia will be the subject of a Web-based seminar offered by Penn State Extension.
Grad researcher studies impacts of Marcellus Shale development on wildlife
July 22, 2013
Pennsylvania, a.k.a. Penn's Woods, is roughly 60 percent forest, with the largest unbroken block of trees spanning the state's north central region. "This region is one of Pennsylvania's greatest resources," says Penn State graduate student Lillie Langlois. Within the past six years, however, the rapid expansion of Marcellus Shale drilling has been breaking up the block. According to the state Department of Environmental Protection, as of 2012, there were more than 8,000 well permits issued and 6,000 wells drilled across the state. The resulting infrastructure impacts wildlife.
Carbon dioxide stored in Marcellus Shale wells could also boost gas production
July 11, 2013
Marcellus Shale and other natural gas plays are considered valuable for what can be extracted from them, but what if they could also be valuable and environmentally helpful after they are been depleted?
Shale-gas webinar series kicks off July 18 with an open forum
July 10, 2013
An open forum on natural-gas development from deep shale formations will be presented in a Web-based seminar by Penn State Extension.
Online tutorials for youth address water's role in shale gas drilling
May 31, 2013
Two new, youth-oriented online presentations from Penn State Extension explore the role of water in shale-gas drilling and production in the mid-Atlantic region. These self-running presentations were designed for use by educators in both formal and informal educational settings.
G. Albert Shoemaker Lecture to focus on Marcellus Shale development
April 19, 2013
William Fustos, the former chief operating officer at East Resources, will be giving a lecture on "The Marcellus Shale: Economic Boom for Pennsylvania, Energy Security for the U.S.," as Penn State's 2013 G. Albert Shoemaker Lecturer in Mineral Engineering. The event begins at 3:30 p.m. Friday, April 26, with a reception in the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences Museum Gallery on the ground floor of Deike Building. The lecture begins promptly at 4 p.m., in Room 22 Deike Building.
Webinar to highlight best shale gas extraction conservation practices
February 7, 2013
The best conservation practices for shale-gas extraction will be the focus of a free, Web-based seminar offered by Penn State Extension at 1 p.m. on Feb. 21.
Panel dicussion to focus on 'Marcellus and the Media'
February 6, 2013
Penn State Marcellus Center for Outreach and Research is hosting a panel discussion, "Marcellus and the Media," from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. Feb. 20, in Room 117 of the Earth-Engineering Science Building. The discussion is open to the public.
Webinar examines link between shale gas and chemical manufacturing
January 11, 2013
A Web-based seminar focusing on the role of shale-gas development in chemical manufacturing will be presented by Penn State Extension at 1 p.m. on Jan. 17. The one-hour webinar, "America's New Industrial Revolution: A Renaissance for U.S. Chemical Manufacturing," will feature Dan Borne, president of the Louisiana Chemical Association.
Analysis of Marcellus flowback finds high levels of ancient brines
December 17, 2012
Brine water that flows back from gas wells in the Marcellus Shale region after hydraulic fracturing is many times more salty than seawater, with high contents of various elements, including radium and barium. The chemistry is consistent with brines formed during the Paleozoic era, a study by an undergraduate student and two professors in Penn State's Department of Geosciences found. The study indicates that the brine flowback elements found in high levels in the late stages of hydraulic fracturing come from the ancient brines rather than from salts dissolved by the water and chemicals used as part of the fracking process. The paper by Lara O. Haluszczak, a Penn State student who has since graduated; professor emeritus Arthur W. Rose; and Lee R. Kump, professor and head of the Department of Geosciences; detailing those findings has been accepted for publication in Applied Geochemistry, the journal of the International Association of Geochemistry, and is available online.
Marcellus Shale boom sparks student's interest in oil, gas law
November 6, 2012
Third-year law student Zach Morahan has been awarded one of only 10 scholarships granted nationwide by the Energy & Mineral Law Foundation (EMLF). "I was very excited to hear about winning an EMLF scholarship," Morahan said. "Being selected as a recipient has helped to affirm my study of oil and gas law, and reinforced my interest in all aspects of the oil and gas sector." The scholarship amount is $3,000. For Morahan, who grew up in northeast Pennsylvania, pursuing a career in energy and natural resources law seemed logical. "As a resident of northeastern Pennsylvania, I witnessed the booming interest in Marcellus Shale develop from its infancy," explained Morahan. "In areas where property formerly sold for $1,500 an acre, gas companies were leasing the same property for $5,000-plus an acre. It created a level of excitement that I never witnessed in our region."
Marcellus Summit to cover shale-gas issues, offer balanced views
September 20, 2012
The 2012 Marcellus Summit, sponsored by Penn State Extension, will cover the latest trends, issues and concerns surrounding shale-gas development in Pennsylvania, according to organizers.


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The President was referring to Afghanistan when he said, "...but this war, like all wars must end", and isn't that what the majority of American favor? Since we know Al-Qaeda is now operating in many countries around the globe, should we expand the war on terrorism by declaring war on all those countries as well?
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05-11-2014 02:56:59 | More by jellikit
3.25/5 rDev -16.9%
02-26-2014 14:18:46 | More by djgrocer1960
4/5 rDev +2.3%
12-14-2013 01:51:06 | More by twelveinches
4.11/5 rDev +5.1%
Pitcher at Munchen Haus, Leavenworth, WA, review entered from notes. Served in a shaker pint, Bootjack is a deep amber in color with an attractive, lasting white cap. Enjoyed this one immensely and it proved to be a great way to end a wilderness induced beer fast. Deep, resinous dark pine and oily citrus hop character works over a full, rich caramel malt body. Lots of grainy flavors, touches of toast. Hops come through extremely aromatic and flavorful. Moderate, sticky body with a smooth, lively carbonation. Full, satisfying bitterness to finish. Loved the balance of big malt and hop flavors.
12-13-2013 04:02:33 | More by blackie
4/5 rDev +2.3%
12-09-2013 03:55:01 | More by sjanowiak
4/5 rDev +2.3%
12-05-2013 17:49:29 | More by Eighty
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
12-02-2013 04:08:15 | More by jaydoc
3.85/5 rDev -1.5%
Pint at the brewery. Gold with small white skim and light lace.
Smell is lightly hoppy, skunky and some sweet citrus.
Taste is fairly bread malt, decent bitterness and a piney hop flavor.
Mouthful is a little sticky, medium bodied.
Drinkability is pretty good, a solid IPA. Nice nod to the English style with the bread malt base, but firmly west coast with the pungent, resinous hops.
11-30-2013 22:41:44 | More by ccrida
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
09-25-2013 22:38:42 | More by snohojimbo
4/5 rDev +2.3%
09-07-2013 20:12:47 | More by SamF87
4/5 rDev +2.3%
09-02-2013 16:32:08 | More by SuperbikeShaun
3.99/5 rDev +2%
Poured into a Seattle Beer Week pint glass. Pours a clear, medium golden amber with a fine three finger white head with great retention and lacing. Aroma of bready, mildly caramel malt, light pine and citrus hops. Flavor is very nice bready malt, grapefruit and other citrus, piney and citrus hops; nicely balanced. Nice medium mouthfeel with some creaminess. A nicely made IPA that is not intensely hopped, with a great blend of hops flavors and a well chosen malt body. I'm a fan of good malt support in my IPAs and this one delviers. The hops seem somewhat subdued, but I wouldn't be surprised that this could be an old bottle; I bought it on a trip from a small store with some suspiciously out of season beers. I will definitely seek this out fresh when I'm in Yakima next time. Another case where it is to the buyers' AND brewers' benefit to date the bottles of time dependent beers.
07-21-2013 02:31:55 | More by LiquidAmber
British Columbia (Canada)
4/5 rDev +2.3%
07-13-2013 04:33:53 | More by bumchilly25
3.75/5 rDev -4.1%
06-26-2013 02:37:22 | More by strongaf
4.25/5 rDev +8.7%
06-24-2013 00:30:35 | More by ArchEnemyBrew
3.56/5 rDev -9%
On tap at the brew house.
A - Served a clear dark orange with a small light tan head that moves to a small clump in the center of the glass.
S - Not much here. Mostly bready malt and some very slight orange peel.
T - Again not a whole lot here. Malty, bready, sweet toast, bitter orange peel.
D - Good carbonation with a medium body.
O - Pretty average with a orange malt forward taste.
04-19-2013 20:41:35 | More by HuskyinPDX
4/5 rDev +2.3%
04-18-2013 00:00:18 | More by Hopmodium
3.74/5 rDev -4.3%
Nestled in the heart of Washington state's Yakima Valley Iceberg Brewery celebrates all-things-Yakima with the tenacious grapefruit taste and piney bitterness that this hop variety allows.
Upon the pour, the beer casts a dark honey, amber-bronze color with a mildly hopped haze. Capped with a stark white head, the beer retains its creamy foam stance extremely well and decorates the glass with artistic patterns of lace.
Deep malt aromatics of toast, crusted bread, and butterscotch sculpt the bulk of malt complements. But the storng hop rebuttal waltzed in with grapefruit citrus oils and fresh picked pine needles. The overall scent is heavily hop-balanced but with toffee malt aromas that are typically reserved for American Amber Ales.
And those firm malt underpinnings show up front with a terse toffee sweetness, but then drier malt complexities of baked sweet grain, bread crust and dry buttered toast. Heading into the middle palate, sharper hop taste of grapefruit peels, pith and pine resins set in and govern the dryish bitter taste to finish. The taste is a simple hop-forward dialogue of lupulin dominance and malt support.
Medium bodied throughout, the early sweetness is soon supplanted by dry grain textures and smooth carbonated creaminess. Alcohol and hops dry the beer evenly for a smooth fade to finish. A quick and refreshing aftertaste of pine is only slightly interrupted by a mild oily film.
I rather enjoy that Icicle Brewing explores the bolder and more masculine end of the IPA range with it's nearl-Amber attitude. But its a slighly oxidized caramel-malt taste and mild buttery diacetyl note that keeps the beer from what it should be. It's close to Troeg's Hopback Amber if it could get over the hump.
03-22-2013 03:46:03 | More by BEERchitect
4/5 rDev +2.3%
03-14-2013 03:56:40 | More by weerezboy
Bootjack from Icicle Brewing Company
87 out of 100 based on 48 ratings.


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Friday, October 4, 2013
Fotodiox GoTough WonderPanaGo Filter System
Fotodiox has revealed the GoTough WonderPanaGo, a smaller version of its professional WonderPana filter system designed to fit the GoPro HERO3 camera. Composed of premium grade anodised aluminium and optical grade glass, Fotodiox's WonderPanaGo includes a sturdy all-metal mount for the GoTough custom filter system. The filter mount attaches easily onto the original HERO3's waterproof case, keeping the camera safe from water and protecting it against the elements. The GoTough WonderPanaGo filter system and the accessories within the GoTough product line are available for order on GoToughGear.com, Fotodioxpro.com as well as Amazon.com. Prices range from $9.95 to $149.95.
Memoto Renamed as Narrative
The Swedish company that introduced the wearable Memoto camera has announced the closing of $3 million of funding, led by San Francisco-based VC, True Ventures, and a new name for the company brand, now "Narrative" and its debut product, "Narrative Clip." The name change comes after Memoto was notified that its former name could not be used on a global scale, specifically because it conflicts with a similar name in the market. "Our company has come a long way under the name Memoto and we are all sad to give it up," said Oskar Kalmaru, VP of Marketing "however, we've quickly grown to love the new name, Narrative, and it is one that describes what we've been trying to do all along – help users tell the stories of their lives. We called the camera 'Narrative Clip' to reflect its attributes of being wearable, quick and tiny." The Narrative Clip will be available from 1 November 2013.
Phottix Strato TTL Radio Flash Trigger for Canon
The Phottix Strato TTL Flash Trigger for Canon provides an easy-to-use and affordable TTL radio flash triggering solution to photographers. The 4-channel, 2.4 GHz transmitter and receiver set supports high-speed and second-curtain sync, boasts a 100m working range and features a backlit display and quick-change buttons for adjustments. An USB port enables users to upgrade the device's firmware. Importantly, the Strato TTL transmitters and receivers use AA batteries, just like hot shoe flashes - carrying different sized batteries is no longer a concern. Pricing to be confirmed.
Hackers Crack Adobe's Servers, Steal Users' Data
In what Adobe calls "sopisticated attacks" on their network, hackers have "removed" certain data pertaining to 2.9 million customers, including names, encrypted credit or debit card numbers, expiration dates, and other information relating to customer orders. "At this time, we do not believe the attackers removed decrypted credit or debit card numbers from our systems," says Brad Arkin, the company's Chief Security Officer. As a precaution, Adobe has reset relevant customer passwords to help prevent unauthorised access to their accounts. The company is also investigating the illegal access to the source code of numerous Adobe products including Adobe Acrobat, ColdFusion and ColdFusion Builder.
Profoto RFi Speedring for Speedlights Launched
Profoto's new RFi Speedlight Speedring is now available to purchase. Allowing photographers to use an RFi softbox with speedlights, the Profoto RFi Speedring enables users to mount not one but two flashes on the bracket, and each speedlight can slide and be tilted inside the softbox, allowing you to create a remarkably even light with no hotspot. The Profoto RFi Speedlight Speedrings come with an attachment for Profoto Air Remotes or radio sync units from other manufacturers.
X-Rite Announces October Webinar Schedule
X-Rite has announced its schedule of free October 2013 webinars. On 16th October Lee Varis will present Fantastic Photo-Illustration: Retouching, Masking & Compositing, which will examine photo-retouching and illustration techniques in this webinar and emphasize the necessity of working on a calibrated and profiled monitor. On the 21st Jim DiVitale will be hosting The Complete Digital Photography Process, a webinar demonstrating problem-solving techniques using digital capture and Photoshop to streamline both the creative side and production of the digital imaging workflow to improve quality. Click through / read on for more information.
Panotour Pro 2.0 Beta
Kolor has announces version 2.0 of its virtual tour software, Panotour & Panotour Pro. Currently in public Beta, Panotour Pro 2.0 enables users to add a photo gallery, video content from YouTube, Dailymotion or Vimeo, a PDF document and links to their virtual tour. For more information visit the website below.
Love Captured
eHarmony has just launched its Love Captured photography competition. Celebrating eHarmony's five year anniversary, the competition offers a grand prize of £5,000 to the photo which best captures the concept of love, whether it's a touching photo of a couple or friends sharing a special moment, or an abstract image that symbolises love. Visitors to lovecaptured.eharmony.co.uk will be able to view the gallery of entries and vote on their favourite images. The entry that receives the most votes in each region will automatically go through to the final 25, from which the overall winner will be chosen. The competition will run until 17 January 2014.
Nest Photo Bags
UK Digital have launched a new brand of photo bags, called Nest. There are two collections available, Athena and Explorer. These premium bags are available in a variety of colours, sizes and styles through the website below.
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Fujifilm X-A1 Review
The Fujifilm X-A1 is a new entry-level compact system camera. The retro-styled X-A1 offers a 16 megapixel APS-C sensor, built-in flash and hotshoe, wi-fi connectivity, 5.6fps burst shooting, tilting LCD screen and Full HD video recording. Read our in-depth Fujifilm X-A1 review now...
piRAWnha 5.2
Cypress Innovations has launched a major update to piRAWnha, the first app to enable raw processing on the Apple iPad. Version 5.2 adds iOS 7 support and numerous new features, including Live Unsharp Masking, Levels and Curves adjustments for intensity, red, green, or blue channels, and access to all of your raw images in Dropbox. piRAWnha 5.2 is available on iTunes for $9.99.
Diana F+ Instant Camera Package
Lomography has released a Diana F+ instant camera package that includes an instant film back as well as a medium-format roll film back. Other items in the kit include a close-up attachment lens and a Diana+ Flash. The camera body is the same as the classic Diana F+, with standard lens, "daytime" and "bulb" shutter modes, multiple exposure and pinhole functions. The Diana F+ Instant Camera Package is available for £119/€129.
Gary Fong Colour Reference Kit
Gary Fong has added a new Colour Reference Kit to its Lightsphere Diffuser accessory line-up. Created for photographers looking to gain spot-on accuracy, the Colour Reference Kit includes the WhiteDome, the GrayDome, an intuitive pocket field guide and a convenient lanyard to keep everything together. The Colour Reference Kit is available for $24.95 MAP.
Gary Fong Puffer Plus
Gary Fong has launched an addition to its line-up of Puffer Pop-Up Flash Diffusers with the introduction of the Puffer Plus. Expanding on the fundamental features of the first-generation models, the Puffer Plus ($24.95) provides photographers with beautifully diffused lighting versus the problematic, harsh lighting that pop-up flashes often create. Redesigned from the ground up, the new Puffer Plus utilises a new shield that is nearly double the size of the original Puffer shield and has an advanced, light-filtering, textured finish. Its convenient sliding rail system allows for quick centering of the shield over the camera's pop-up flash. Also new to the line-up is the Puffer Plus Warming Shield (sold separately for $9.95 MAP), which when used in place of the shield that comes with the Puffer Plus, creates a gentle warming effect that is ideal for shooting in open shade or enriching the colours of a sunset shoot.
WD My Cloud
WD has just unveiled its new My Cloud family of personal cloud solutions. WD's My Cloud is a complete solution for users to organise, centralise and secure the digital content from all of their computers and mobile devices and access those files from any device, from anywhere in the world. My Cloud users can store and organize their families' photos and videos in one secure place on the home network. My Cloud is available in 2 TB, 3 TB, and 4 TB capacities with no monthly payment required. Customers can also attach a compatible USB 3.0 hard drive directly to the USB expansion port on the My Cloud drive and instantly expand their storage capacity. MSRP is $149.99 USD for 2 TB, $179.99 USD for 3 TB and $249.99 USD for 4 TB. A two-drive and four-drive My Cloud configuration will be available in the future.
DxO Optics Pro 8.3.2
DxO Labs have just released DxO Optics Pro 8.3.2 for Mac and Windows. This upgrade allows DxO Optics Pro 8 to provide support for the Canon EOS 70D (pictured), as well as for the Sony DSC-RX1R full-frame compact camera. DxO Optics Pro 8.3.2 also benefits from the addition of new DxO Optics Modules. 445 new camera/lens combinations round out the library, which today counts more than 14,000 available DxO Optics Modules. This update is free to all owners of DxO Optics Pro 8, as well as to all photographers who bought a DxO Optics Pro 7 license on or after 1 September 2012.
New Leica Accessories
Leica has expanded its product portfolio with a range of 'Made in Germany' premium-quality accessories. These include a carbon-fibre travel tripod, two ball-heads and a carrying case. The Leica Ball Heads 24 and 38 are distinguished by their compact form, premium engineering and ease-of-use. Despite its weighing only 140 grams, the version featuring a 24 mm ball diameter (£200) offers enough locking power and stability that it can securely hold a rangefinder camera, such as the Leica M, with a light lens. The same applies to the head with the 38 mm ball diameter (£330), which also features a range of additional functions including a tilt feature (tilt button). The 360° panorama feature (15° STOP button) allows the capture of multiple precisely aligned landscape, architecture and object shots from different positions that can be merged in post-processing to create impressive panoramic images. An ideal complement to the two ball heads, the new Leica carbon-fibre tripod (£430) weighs in at 1.2kg. An outdoor carrying case made of Cordura with a strap and shoulder pad is available as an optional extra for £60. These new Leica accessories will be available in the UK from authorised Leica dealers, starting October 2013.
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Adore Noir Magazine Issue 16
The sixteenth issue of Adore Noir Magazine is now available for purchase. Adore Noir is a fine art photography magazine available exclusively in digital format. Featuring artistic female nudes by Anne Sophie Nordrum and Annie Vinogradoff. photographs from the Volt series by Olivier du Tré, unique architectural photography by Kevin Saint Grey, city-, land- and seascapes by Ina Forstinger and Gerald Berghammer, an article about Sally Mann's book Southern Landscape by Timothy B. Anderson and an interview with Adore Noir's editor-in-chief Chris Kovács; ; this edition reinforces the magazine's commitment to high-quality black-and-white Photography. The latest issue of Adore Noir is available for $2.95 from the website below.
Website: Adore Noir
Zoner Photo Studio 16
Zoner Photo Studio 16 is the first Windows photo editor and manager in the world to fully support touch operation. "There are many photo programs out there, but Zoner Photo Studio rises above the pack by providing absolutely everything you need all in one place. Users can turn to one application — Zoner Photo Studio — to download their photos, sort them, edit them, and share them. Millions out there are still using three or even more different programs, and getting less done. We're here to save them from that," explains Jaroslav Kucek, Vice President, Zoner. Zoner Photo Studio has a free edition, which covers basic image editing and management needs and offers quick one-click work; and a Pro Edition ($89), which contains a raw data conversion module and advanced tools for creative outputs.
HitFilm 2 Ultimate for Mac OS X
FXhome has announced the release date of its HitFilm 2 Ultimate video editing and visual effects software. HitFilm 2 Ultimate offers video editing, visual effects and compositing in one package for creative filmmakers. Thanks to a highly successful Kickstarter campaign earlier this year (raising £58,126 – more than double the £25,000 goal), the independent UK-based developer has been able to complete the Mac version of the software for release in 2013. Previously only available for Windows PCs, the new release will come with two installers, Mac and PC, for up to three machines per licence. New customers who purchase HitFilm 2 Ultimate can choose whether to download the Mac or PC installer, or both. All existing HitFilm users will automatically get access to the Mac version at no extra cost and the PC version will also get an update with new features. HitFilm 2 Ultimate will be available from 4 November 2013 for $399 / £299..


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Valencia was established by the Greeks and later occupied by the Carthaginians, Romans, Visigoths and Arabs. A 15th century artistic movement here gave the world spectacular paintings, sculptures, and jewels. Today a "City of Arts and Sciences," Valencia offers visitors remarkable samples of modern architecture, alongside such notable classics as the 13th century Cathedral and Chapel of the Holy Chalice. Built on the site of a mosque which was originally a Roman temple the Chapel contains the chalice which legend says was used by Christ at the Last Supper. For a more historic view, take in the Quart Towers, a former gate of the medieval wall, built in 1444; and Serranos Towers, a former prison surrounded by a moat and built around 1391.
The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
From the comfort of your coach, you will see the most important monuments of beautiful Valencia on this panoramic driving tour.
Third in importance after Madrid and Barcelona, Valencia was founded by the Romans in 138 BC, but it was the Muslims who had a more detectable influence upon modern Valencia. Leaving the pier, you will enjoy views of the most modern buildings in town, all belonging to this City of Arts and Sciences.
The tour will driving past the city hall, including the old Casa Ensenañza, an 18th-century building, and the New Building, 20th-century construction with a unique facade. Next is La Lonja, the city's Commodity Exchange and Maritime Consulate, built in the 15th century. Typical of the modernist era is the Central Market; planned and built in the first years of the 19th century.
Other notable sights include the Cathedral and Chapel of the Holy Chalice, dating back to the 13th century and built on the site of a mosque which had, itself, replaced a Roman temple. Inside, the Chapel of the Holy Chalice contains the chalice which legend says was used by Jesus Christ at the Last Supper.
The tour concludes with views of the Basilica de la Virgen de los Desamparados, built between 1652 and 1667 and dedicated to Our Lady of the Abandoned, the patron virgin of Valencia; Quart Towers, a former gate of the medieval wall, built in 1444; and Serranos Towers, a former prison surrounded by a moat and built around 1391.
Please note: This tour involves some walking during the free time scheduled to allow guests time to browse the area and shops at the town center, before returning to the pier. There is also a brief walk between the drop-off/pickup-point and the city center.
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Free Unlimited Shore Excursions are for full fare guests only, capacity controlled and subject to availability. Requested excursions may not be available at time of booking. Supplement will apply on Regent Choice excursions (indicated by the above) and excludes Private Arrangements and all Adventures Ashore programs. In order to ensure quality guides and sufficient transportation, we must provide the tour operator with passenger counts at least 36 hours in advance. Therefore no refunds will be given within 36 hours of tour departure for cancellations or no-shows. Please pay special attention to scheduling and tour lengths when booking your shore excursions. In many cases, it is not possible to participate in more than one tour per day in a given port. Tour Departure times are subject to change so please reference your actual tour ticket for the correct departure time. Tours operate rain or shine. Minor children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a an adult parent or guardian on all shore excursions. Tours require minimum participation levels to operate so please sign up as early as possible. Tours may be cancelled if minimum participation levels are not met. Prices, Itineraries and General Information shore excursion prices are subject to change to meet unexpected cost increases or currency fluctuations. Please consult the Destination Services Desk onboard for information. During local or national holidays, access to certain facilities (such as museums or archaeological sites) may be limited or denied. In such instances, adjustments will be made to minimize inconvenience to guests. Some tours have limited availability. Tours are generally available for reserving 180 days prior to the beginning of a cruise. Please sign up early to avoid disappointment. Regent Seven Seas Cruises reserves the right to require guests to complete a liability waiver for select shore excursions. For more information, please visit the Destination Services Desk onboard.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
16 North 16th St.
Wilmington, NC 28401
Choral Eucharist
Sunday - 10:30 a.m.
Holy Communion
Sunday - 8:00 a.m.
Wednesday - 12:10
Our Christian Mission:
To Know Christ and to make Him known.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Wilmington, North Carolina, is conveniently located at the intersection of Market and 16th Streets in a splendid Gothic-revival sanctuary with two magnificent pipe organs. Our worship strives to provide Choral Eucharist of the highest standards along with theologically based lectionary preaching.
We are an open and inclusive community, from various backgrounds, and in different stages of our faith journeys. We strive to be a faithful and loving community sharing God's love and light with one another and with the world at large. If you are interested in learning more about St. Paul's, please join us for worship, education, music, and fellowship. St. Paul's is also known for its classical musical concerts featuring the finest musicians in the local area.
Early Bird study meets every Tuesday, 7:30 am to 8:30 am in the parish hall. "A Generous Orthodoxy" by Brian McLaran. Everyone is welcome.


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Draws for Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United allowed two English Premier League teams to clinch first place in their UEFA Champions League groups, while a win at Benfica allowed Bundesliga side Schalke to do the same in Group B. Barcelona had already won Group D, but a convincing victory for FC Copenhagen saw the Danish champions to secure the group's other knock-out stage spot.
Those five clubs will be joined by Valencia, Lyon and holders Inter Milan in the tournament's knock out round, with the group stage ended for four groups today:
Group A
Tottenham Hotspur had the lead three times at Dutch champions Twente, with an own goal and two Jermain Defoe tallies taking them to one goal leads. Each time their hosts responded, first through Denny Landzaat, then Roberto Rosales, and finally Nacer Chadli. Twente, who had proven difficult throughout group stage, earned a point from Tottenham with a 3-3 draw.
That point was enough to earn Spurs first place after a depleted Inter Milan side lost 3-0 at Werder Bremen. Goals by Sebastian Prodl, Marko Arnautovic and substitute Claudio Pizarro gave the Germans their first victory of group stage while leaving the holder one point behind Spurs.
Group B
Schalke has stumbled throughout the Bundesliga season, but today's 2-1 win in Lisbon keeps them top of Group B with 13 points, safely holding of Lyon, who were drawn 2-2 at Stade Gerland by Hapoel Tel Aviv. Schalke got goals from Jurado and Benedikt Höwedes, with Luisão's late goal for Benfica proving consolation. Lyon needed a late goal of their own from Alexandre Lacazette for preserve a draw with Hapoel, who missed out on Europa League thanks to their late capitulation.
Group C
Manchester Untied gave up their first goal of the tournament, a first half tally for Pablo Hernández. In the second period, Anderson put hom a rebound of a Park Ji-Sung shot, giving United a 1-1 draw at Old Trafford, sealing first place in Group C. Valencia stays second.
Rangers and Bursaspor were already locked into third and fourth before they met today, but with Sercan Yildrim's late equalizer of Kenny Miller's opener, the Turkish champions got the first point in their Champions League history. Rangers head to Europa League with six points.
Group D
Barcelona got goals from Andreu Fontàs and Victor Vázquez, exercising a demon from last year by defeating Rubin Kazan, 2-0. Rubin had knock-off Barça at the Nou Camp in last year's group stage. Like last year, the Russian club heads for Europa League with a third pace finish.
That means FC Copenhagen has moved into the knockout stage, defeating Panathinaikos 3-1 in Denmark. Pana finishes group stage winless, accumulating only two points after being one of the pre-tournament favorites to go through to the knock-out stage with Barcelona.


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Vista del Mare in Destin
- bedrooms 4
- baths 6
- sleeps 12
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Destiny-by-the-Sea
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 4,420 - $ 7,920 / week
vacation rental description
Vista del Mare is an elegant 4 bedroom, 6 bath home located in the exclusive neighborhood of Destiny-by-the-Sea. This stunning home offers a lavish use of travertine and stone throughout, along with beautiful arches, high ceilings, and gorgeous moldings. For your convenience, there is an elevator that has access to all five levels of the home. At Vista del Mare you'll be treated not only to breathtaking ocean views but stay in total luxury and elegance.
There are two bedrooms found on the first floor along with a laundry room. The first bedroom has two bunk beds which have twin beds on top and full beds on the bottom. This bedroom features a private bathroom, walk-in closet, and a flat screen television with a DVD player. The second bedroom has a king bed with a private bathroom, walk-in closet, and a flat screen with surround sound and a DVD player.
On the third floor of Vista del Mare you will find a spacious and beautiful gourmet kitchen with an oversized island that seats six on barstools. This opens up to a dining room that comfortably seats six and is lit by a luxurious crystal chandelier. The living room with a flat screen television, DVD player and surround sound also features a pool table and fireplace. This room opens up to a sizable balcony with ocean views. Also found on this floor is an office and half bathroom.
The last two bedrooms are found on the third floor along with another laundry room. The third bedroom has a king bed with a private bathroom, walk-in closet, and a flat screen with surround sound and a DVD player. The fourth bedroom is the master suite and it features a king bed with a generous sitting area to enjoy the flats screen television, surround sound and DVD player. The suite has its own bathroom with his and her vanities, large shower, and jacuzzi tub. The master suite also opens up to a huge private balcony that offers amazing ocean views.
Venture to the top of Vista del Mare to take in the breathtaking panoramic views from the rooftop deck measuring at nearly 2,000 square feet. This area features an outdoor kitchen with a grill, mini-fridge, ice-maker, and sink. There is also a half bathroom on this level.
house rental amenities
1st Floor:
2 car garage
King bedroom with private bathroom (2)
Bunk bedroom with two sets of bunk beds – twins on top & fulls on bottom with private bathroom (6)
Laundry room
2nd Floor:
Gourmet kitchen
Dining room
Living room with pool table
Gulf front balcony
Half bathroom
3rd Floor:
King bedroom with private bath (2)
Master suite with king bed, private bath and gulf front balcony (2)
4th Floor/Rooftop:
Half bathroom
Outdoor kitchen area
Sleeps 12
vacation rental rates
Spring Break .. (Mar 02-Apr 13) .. $ 5,920/wk
Spring ............ (Apr 13-May 17) .. $ 5,270/wk .. $870/nt
Summer ......... (May 18-Aug 16) .. $ 7,920/wk
Late Summer ..(Aug 17-Sep 06) .. $ 5,920/wk .. $977/nt
Fall ................. (Sep 07-Oct 25) .. $ 4,920/wk .. $812/nt
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When it comes to the world of police officers, partners come and go -- but when one as loyal as Officer Todd Black's partner, Jack, has to leave the force early, everyone feels the loss.
The crime duo has served the community of New Hope, Minn., for the past six years. Black trained with Jack since the German Shepard arrived from the Czech Republic.
Officer and dog are together 24 hours a day, seven days a week -- at work and at home, as is the case with most K-9 units. That may be why Black noticed right away when Jack wasn't feeling well. The dog was lethargic and wasn't eating.
After a visit to the veterinarian, it was determined Jack had a mass next to his spleen. Surgery was conducted at Blue Pearl Hospital in Eden Prairie to remove it and the troubled organ. Further tests would be done to determine if the mass was cancer.
In the meantime, Black and his chief decided that Jack needed to retire immediately. Although he was just eight years old, the dog would never be able to stand up to the physical demands of the job due to his condition. That also meant the city wouldn't pay to take care of Jack anymore.
So, for a dollar, Black adopted Jack and his sudden medical bills. Surgery to remove Jack's tumor at BluePearl Veterinary Partners cost more than $2,700.
"I didn't even think twice about it 'cause, like I said, he watched my back all these years," said Black.
While the surgery and his recovery went well, the cancer diagnosis did not bring good news.
Jack is now fighting cancer. This particular type usually starts in the spleen and often spreads to other organs in the abdomen.
Jack's veterinarian says chemotherapy may help the dog live two or three times as long.
Dr. Heather Hadley, of BluePearl Veterinary Partners, explained that it's not unusual to see animals and their owners have close bonds, but she believes the loyalty between Jack and Officer Black is unique and special.
Jack has already undergone one session of chemotherapy and needs four more. So far, Jack has not felt any bad side-effects from the treatment, which means he's been able to enjoy his retirement with frequent visits to the park with Black.
A national foundation affiliated with BluePearl called Frankie's Friends paid for Jacks surgery because of his service to the community, but the additional chemotherapy sessions will cost more than $3000.
Because the police department is no longer paying for Jack's care, a special fund has been set up to help Officer Black pay for Jack's chemotherapy.
If you would like to help, more information about the fund can be found below.
Todd Black Donation Fund/Trust for Jack
Wells Fargo Bank
8320 42nd Ave. N
New Hope, MN 55427
(612) 316-3500
Phone: (952) 944-9999
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