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Ford's Get Away in Cayuga Lake
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Canoga
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 975 - $ 1,475 / week
$ 2,500 - $ 6,500 / month
vacation rental description
This spacious lakeside home is a wonderful retreat; a place to get away from it all. There are plenty of spots in the house and on the property where you can curl up with your book, maybe take a nap. The lake is waiting to while away the day. Spend some time on the dock in the sun, a cool drink at your side, go for a swim or fish, maybe do nothing and drink in the solitude. So many opportunities are available to savor this lakeside venue. A slice of life at its best.
Available to rent this well-appointed 3 to 4 bedroom home offers a large working kitchen, breakfast nook and formal dining room. The house is equipped heat and central air conditioning .
There is a large, fully outfitted gourmet kitchen which can accomodate simple to complex food prep. Enjoy those special feasts any way you want to go. A gas grill is just a few steps away on the deck and rounds out the cooking options. The adjoining dining room can easily accommodate 8 for meals. The adjacent living room has lots of comfy seating for reading, relaxing, or watching the basic cable TV. With a large collection of books and movies, every guest should be able to find something to while away the time. Off the living room is a screened in front porch; a wonderful spot to watch the lake go by as you sip your morning coffee or take an afternoon nap. You will find a small den in the northeast corner. It contains a desk for note writing and a collection of music for your listening pleasure.
Take either set of stairs to the second floor bedrooms. The master suite is located on the southern end of the house and contains a queen size bed. Expect more great lake views. The adjoining full bath with shower and double vanity sinks is spacious. On the north end, the upstairs has another bath and two bedrooms with full sized beds. The northern most bedroom also has a sitting area. The third bedroom is reminiscent of the original cottage and bright with expansive views to the south. Between the bedrooms on the north and south ends of the house one can find the game room and laundry. The game room also acts as a fourth bedroom and has a full sized futon. Board games, puzzles and a video-game-ready TV are there to help while away the occasional rainy day. The laundry is conveniently located close to the bedrooms and baths.
Let us know if you plan on bringing a boat or are interested in renting one . There is plenty of room on the dock. We can help put you in touch with an agency that has a wide variety of options.
Sorry no land line telephone, however we have excellent cell phone reception. For those who cannot cut loose from the web, wireless internet access is available. The house is not toddler proof; we welcome children 8 and over to stay with us. This is a smoke-free facility.
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Ford Knight 315-549-1030
house rental amenities
Dock, beach, swimming area.
Washer and Dryer
Fully equipped kitchen
2 1/2 Baths
3/4 Bedrooms
Central heating system including AC
Cable TV
Wireless Internet Acess
Gas Grlll
Impressive Views
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activities and attractions in Cayuga Lake Finger Lakes
Located within minutes of Cayuga Lake and Seneca Lake Wine
Trails, Antique Trails, and many New York State Parks (Cayuga Lake,
Taughannock Falls, Seneca Lake, Montezuma Wild Life Preserve and Hector National Forest), Waterloo Outlet Mall, Menonite and Amish
shopping, and of course the Pro Bass Shop in Auburn.
Less than 1 hour will transport you to Ithaca (10 square miles
surrounded by reality) and it's many colleges, multi-cultural
restaurants, Hanger Theater, and shopping.
Just 1 hour takes you to either Rochester or Syracuse to enjoy their
sporting events, both Pro games or College, along with museums, and
concert facilities.
10 minutes from New York Chiropractic College, 20 minutes from
Hobart-William Smith, 30 minutes to Cayuga Community College, and 40
minutes to Canindaigua's Finger Lakes Community College and
Preforming Arts Center. If you came to hike try Taughannock Falls,
as well any of Ithaca's gorges.
For those more adventurous try Watkins Glen or prehaps Corning both
within a short distance.
vacation rental rates
2015 Rates:
$2450 per week during the summer season from July 1 through Labor Day, for full weeks only, rentals go from Sunday to Sunday. Guests may arrive by 4:00 pm, day of arrival, departing 10:00 am the day of departure. Some flexibility is possible except June, July, and August. May dates will be offered at a rate of $1,175 per week/$170 per night for up to 6 guests, additional guests $40 per person per night. Cornell Graduation weekend will be offered at $185 base rate per night plus $65 per person per night(Graduation week Sunday to Sunday will be offered at the usual May rate). June will be offered at a rate of $1,750 per week/$250 per night. September will be offered at a rate of $1,075/per week $150 per night for up to six guests, additional guests $40 per person per night. Weekend only (2 night) rentals will be charged $80 per night per person.
The "off season rate", $975. per week, is in effect for the months of March, April, October and November. There will be a minimum base rate of of $125 per day in addition to $40 per person with a minimum 2 night stay. The house will not be available to rent the remainder of the year.
Vacation renters should be aware that this is a HOUSEKEEPING RENTAL, cleaning supplies will be there for your use. It will be expected that the house will be left in the same condition in which it was found. A fully refundable security deposit of $300 per booking will be required. Guests should expect to be assessed the Seneca County room tax of 3% in addition to any or all fees when repairs are needed, the house needs a thorough cleaning, or if high water use requires a septic system pump out. You must bring your own bed linens and towels. Blankets, pillows and dish towels are provided.
Payment is expected upon receipt of Pay Pal invoice.
No Pets - No Exceptions.
Ford Knight 315-549-1030
accepted payment methods
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.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Cayuga Lake
- Swimming in a spring fed lake
- Fish the day away
- Taste wine
- Hike the State Park's waterfalls
- Relax
Top things to do on a budget
- Hike on the State Park trails
- Enjoy the water
- Peddle around in a Paddle Boat
- Read one of the many books available
Top things to do with a family
- Lake activities
- Visit local museums
- Visit local historic parks
- Visit local state parks/waterfalls
- Play a round of golf
Ford Knight , owner


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Virgil and Delores Sheets of Tilton will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an Alaskan cruise and land tour.
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During World War II, thousands died battling over a few acres of French ground in a nightmarish back and forth that left trenches strewn with corpses. In Vietnam, U.S. forces died taking villages and swaths of jungle that were readily retaken by the Vietcong.
The litany of lives lost at war for no apparent gain haunts the annals of history.
And so it is with the war that the U.S. military fought in Iraq during the 2000s. After our troops finally, officially withdrew from the country in 2011, we all knew that the hard-won stability and peace for which they had bled could quickly vanish.
Chaos is sweeping through the Iraqi western desert province of Anbar, where al-Qaida terrorists raised their black flag over the city of Fallujah in early January.
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Now, the terrorists are back and in control of portions of the city. When tension between rival tribes and the Iraqi government escalated in Anbar, al-Qaida pounced to reclaim Fallujah.
Iraqi war veterans, including many living in Madison County, who fought in Anbar are understandably despondent over the fate of the city. Many were wounded, and many watched buddies die trying to claim the city.
Perhaps this day became inevitable when U.S. troops were withdrawn from Iraq. The complexity of tribal politics and the history of thousands of years of strife could not be erased by a decade of U.S. military intervention.
That inevitability makes the current fate of Fallujah all the more difficult for Americans, especially veterans, to accept.
The ultimate sacrifice The following Madison County residents died serving the U.S. military effort in the 2003-2011 Iraq War: -- Matthew R. Smith, 20, Anderson, Marine Corps, died May 10, 2003, in Kuwait. -- Robert E. Colvill Jr., 31, Anderson, Army, died July 8, 2004, in Baghdad. -- Raymond L. White, 22, Elwood, Army, died Nov. 12, 2004, in Baghdad. -- Brian K. Miller, 37, Pendleton, Army, died Aug. 2, 2008, in Abd Allah, Iraq. Source: The Associated Press


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Shezan Details
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
0207 584 9316
Hours of Operation:
Monday - Sunday: 12pm - 11.30pm
Payment Options:
MasterCard, Visa
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Entertainment, Takeout, Wine
Enjoy a live sitar performance by Master Mehboob, student of Maestro Ravi Shankar every Thursday night and Live Jazz every Friday and Saturday night at the Shezan Restaurant
Special Events & Promotions:
Shezan is specialized in catering corporate events for up to 120 guests, whether its a wedding party, birthday or any special event we will cater up to the customers satisfaction. There is a wide range of food variety available.
Getting there
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Nearest tube to Shezan: Knightsbridge
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A word from Shezan
The home of fine Indian and Pakistani cuisine in the heart of London's prestigious area of Knightsbridge - just a 2 minutes walk from HARRODS. It is one of the UK's oldest Indian and Pakistani restaurant providing a peaceful and refreshing ambiance for lunch and dinner and "any thing" in between.
Shezan has been serving the finest Indian and Pakistani cuisine for over forty years and continues to offer an exciting selection of Indian and Pakistani favourites from the Menu and a' la carte and its attentive and friendly service complements the comfortable candle-lit surroundings.
The traditional arches and Mughal paintings of this newly renovated dimly-lit eatery add a further touch of warmth to the contemporary furnishings and create a combination of refreshing and comfortable surroundings and reminds of cultural ties with Indo-Pakistan. The background music of traditional Indian classics adds a refined yet energizing romantic touch to the food we serve to our valued customers.
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Diner Reviews
we loved the food at Shezan and
the service was very attentive. the jazz piano worked well for the ambiance."
dined on 02/08/2014
Extremely good service and food
was amazing. I will surely recommend others to go to shezan and enjoy succulent meals."
dined on 01/08/2014
The best part of our experience
was the service (very attentive); but the food lack quality and excitement. With the overall value extremely pricey for what was offered. Truly paying for the location and not the food."
dined on 30/07/2014
Experience was positive and food
was very good, but the service charge was high and automatically put on. Therefore it felt a bit akward asking for it to be removed and combined with the price of the meal, it was quite expensive regardless of the special offer."
dined on 14/07/2014
The OpenTable offer made the
overall prices a great bargain. Managed to satisfy fussy customers very well."
dined on 21/06/2014
Good quality food, nice variety on
the menu also. The ambience and service are fantastic. Would recommend. "
dined on 31/05/2014
I thoroughly enjoyed my meal at
the Shezan . Live Jazz makes it extra special for me as the duo performed amazingly. The portions and spice levels were good enough to fulfill my appetite. The atmosphere was romantic and decor was very elegant. The service was very attentive and friendly. I would definitely recommend this restaurant . Great value for money."
dined on 28/03/2014
"This was recommended to us by a
friend and we were pleasantly surprised to arrive at a very charming gem of a place- the restaurant was tugged away on a side street the decour is beautiful. Service was good and the menu is very extensive.The Tandoori lamp chops were succulent and delicious, the whole meal was very tasty and spicy which we like but if you cant handle hot food you should ask for it mild. Cant wait to return !!""
dined on 28/03/2014
We booked dinner on Top Table 50%
off food offer. Very disappointed with food quality. Service was very slow (despite restaurant not being full). Ran out of bindi dish ordered (told 30 minutes after ordering). No dessert menu. Drinks and coffee extremely expensive (e.g. £8 for 1 single and 1 double espresso). Very poor value even at 50% off. Only plud side, papadums were good."
dined on 22/03/2014
Delicious food Be
warned:everything is spicy. Even the yogurt but I wouldn't have it any other way Massive amount of rice. One plate is plenty for 2 people to share I ordered the grilled selection. Food lasted for 2 more days. Honestly!! Great value with the amazing offer of 50% ala carte menu Will definitely recommend it and go again I don't drink alcohol so I can't commend on the list. Water though was super cool and refreshing And great service with friendly people Very unpretentious environment considering the location. Has the local feeling"
dined on 14/03/2014
Okay, so based upon word of mouth
advertising I booked this restaurant for an early mothers day meal for the family and I to enjoy. We got there and then realised there was no lift to go downstairs into the dining area. This sucked as we had two wheelchair users in our dining party who had to then be carried down. This didn't start the night off well. The food was over priced in comparison to portion sizes and taste. I've tasted better at the local Kebab shop to be honest! I wouldn't really recommend the restaurant to anyone else."
dined on 08/03/2014
Had a late supper at Shezan with
friends last week after reading positive reviews. The place is in the maze of backstreets in Knightsbridge and probably doesn't get many people walking in off the street. However, it is worth a detour, particularly with the added attraction of the TT offer. The food was tasty, well spiced and well cooked. We barely scratched the surface of the menu so would be happy to return to sample other dishes as the ones we had - largely recommended by the waiter - were really tasty."
dined on 05/03/2014
Delicious food, very pleasant
atmosphere and excellent service."
dined on 28/02/2014
Shezan was everything I'd hoped
for and more. The food was outstanding, and the setting just perfect for me and the wife. All of the staff were friendly and knowledgable and we we're made to feel extremely welcome. I would recommend this place to anyone and everyone, it's truly a hidden gem in Knightsbridge."
dined on 06/02/2014
I like the location of this place
as it is in Knightsbridge and handy for me when I am meeting clients in that area and want a curry. A few years ago this place was untouchable. Not sure what has happened but now it has gone down hill. Real shame. The lamb dish we ordered was mediocre with some fat on the pieces of lamb. The chicken dish was better as it was spicy but overall nothing special. You would expoedct thsi quality form a local indian takeaway. Had it not been for toptable and the discount you get through them I would have not only been disappointed but extremely annoyed!"
dined on 03/02/2014
lovely environment, fairly good
food, we were seated then moved but given consideration to the table we preferred after they found we were at a pre-booked table. i would return."
dined on 01/02/2014
Went there on Friday. Service was
extremely slow - something to do with a problem in the kitchen but it took them over an hour to tell us!! As always, the food when it comes is excellent which is why we put up with and warn our guests that the service is not good at all."
dined on 31/01/2014
Although the musician was very
good. The food was very disappointing. It seemed as if it had just been reheated. For NYE I would have expected the restaurant to be full but there were barely 5 tables occupied and so atmosphere minimal. Staff seemed to be in their own world as we were given party novelties etc after midnight. I would not go there again for the food."
dined on 31/12/2013
The trip to the restaurant was
part of a Christmas present to my parents. After a show at the Royal Albert Hall - we walked here and were not disappointed. We used to visit this restaurant regularly when I was a child in 1968 and all had fond memories. We were not disappointed! The decor of the restaurant has changed considerably and is outstanding. The service/ambience and the food were also outstanding. All coming together to make a fabulous evening and one to remember. Definitely one for the agenda for special occasions."
dined on 23/12/2013
Very good food, location,
ambiance...however when it came time to pay the bill Shezan added an automatic service charge which was not clear. OK, no problem but as our party discussed leaving the "tip" the waiter kindly advised that it must be left "in cash" payable to him and not to add it in where it said "tip" on the bill. Yes, true. Once we figured out a service charge was already included, we had a big laugh at our "A- ha "moment but the waiter was none too pleased when we wrote a big "0.00" on th etip line. Most experienced diners in the UK would know not to leave an additional tip, we almost had to learn the hard way. We would return though as we did enjoy the meal and restaurant."
dined on 11/12/2013
We had a delicious dinner. The
service was good although the waiter took our order by memory and forgot two of our dishes! The food was great atmosphere with the singer was brilliant. The 50% off is great and I would highly recommend! We parked outside for free and its just a 2 mons walk from Harrods! Portions are big and rise easily feeds two people. For £8.00 per portion I would hope so! We took lots home with us. Overall great value great food. We would return."
dined on 16/11/2013
Have passed Shezan quite a few
times, as I work really close by and was finally able to go and experience it. Indian foods is one of my favourite cuisines and have been to many Indian restaurants. However this place was particularly great because it was very authentic and the menu had great vegetarian options. The staff also recommended a few dishes, which I thoroughly enjoyed. The place was really busy, however the staff were still efficient with our order. Shezan is hidden away, which I feel adds to the dining experience. Definitely worth a try!!!"
dined on 09/11/2013
Had a wonderful evening at Shezan!
There are stairs that lead down to the main area of the restaurant which really adds to its relax atmosphere and the decor is truly unique. The staff were very friendly and although the food took a little longer to arrive, I personally preferred this as I felt my dinner was not rush and could enjoy my evening whilst listening to the jazz music being played. Great place for family and friends!!!"
dined on 09/11/2013
I regularly frequent Shezan's when
I am in the UK, from my first visit I have been made to feel welcome. Fantastic authentic Pakistani cuisine and ambiance. Having thoroughly enjoyed evening meals and business lunches there alike I would highly recommend Shezan."
dined on 08/11/2013
If it wasn't for the 50% off a la
carte menu it'd be expensive for what it is,overall it was fine but I wouldn't go back."
dined on 05/11/2013
Went to Shezan for lunch on a
Sunday. Booked a table for three at 1 pm. Wanted to take advantage of the Toptable deal for 50% off food. The decor is an interesting mixture of Indian, middle eastern and Americana. For the first thirty minutes we were the only diners. The food was quite good and a value at 50% off. The meal took two hours which is a little slow even for a lazy Sunday. Would recommend if you are in the area and not in a particular hurry."
dined on 03/11/2013
The restaurant is beautifully
kitted out but the service is poor. The table had to be set after we sat down and there were still remnants of the previous meal left behind. The food was mediocre and had a heated up feel rather than freshly prepared. The prices were way out of sync with what was on offer and even with the 50% offer, in my opinion did not give good value for money; without the offer the bill would have been the best part of a £100 and that is WITHOUT dessert and alcohol. I'd return for the sumptuous feel of the place but everything else was a disappointing 3rd place. Sort your management out Shezan and you might be able to justify the Knightsbridge costs that you without doubt incur!"
dined on 02/11/2013
This was an excellent Indian
meal. The food was well presented and the portions were large. Offered a doggy bag for the left overs, a Joy."
dined on 31/10/2013
Wow. possibly the worst dining
experience I've ever had. Arrived and was seated and told the waiter that we had theatre tickets and therefore were in a bit of a hurry. He was happy to oblige. Took 10 minutes to order drinks. another 15 minutes before these drinks arrived and our food order was taken. An hour after we had arrived, the food still had not arrived depsite asking for it 3 times and being told it was on its way. We left without eating as we'd be late for the theatre. Poppadoms were nice though."
dined on 31/10/2013
We dined there for Sunday lunch.
The restaurant was mostly empty but still the service was average even though they had a total of two tables to service. The food was decent and with Toptable's 50% off offer, it was good value for the meal which would otherwise would have been expensive. Worth a try but I won't be rushing back"
dined on 20/10/2013
Simply poor quality and tasteless.
Cost a fortune. Stay well clear."
dined on 15/10/2013
Me and a friend took advantage of
the 50% off deal as we were meeting up in the area. The food was fantastic although we definitely could not afford to eat here without the deal. We had the lamb special - which was just delicious. I know the area is very wealthy but I'm sorry I just can't justify £17-£26 + for one curry dish (not including rice or sides). I have tried many Indian restaurants throughout London and the food was delicious - just with three times the price tag. It is not fine dining! Hope the restaurant doesn't mind me saying this. We had a really nice evening and the service was great."
dined on 10/09/2013
Don't be taken in by the '50 per
cent off food' offer. The devil is in the small print, which states that seafood is excluded. This is a substantial part of the menu – at high prices (eg lobster tails £39, jumbo tiger prawns £39, black cod £35, sea bass £39). To benefit from reasonable prices we had to choose meat or vegetarian dishes. We might as well have booked a restrictive set-menu elsewhere. The food was quite good but the small print soured the experience and I was not surprised the restaurant was almost deserted, albeit this was a post-theatre booking. I found the decor rather too over-the-top for my taste. As we stuck to dishes included in the offer and didn't drink the bill was reasonable, but I doubt we'll be returning."
dined on 21/08/2013
Very expensive for what the price
is ,with out the 50% off it would not be worth it. Service is ok ......takes a long time to get served. Food was very good Ambience was good too"
dined on 14/08/2013
Nothing special about this
place. Our food took for ever to be served, the staff wasn't so helpful, the food didn't have anything special to it. The bill at the end, even with the 50% off, was rather high. The jazz singer and pianist were ok but the clients didn't seem t care about them."
dined on 29/06/2013
A fab location, good service &
food. Good value with Toptable offer. Spicy food, but tasty"
dined on 01/06/2013
The current 50% off a la carte
doesn't include anything from the seafood page. Staff whip dishes away without first asking if you're finished even if there is still food on them! Ordered the whole lobster. At £39 each expected them to be a decent size. They weren't. The lobster was burned so bad, the flesh was sticking to the inner shell. When asked for lobster fork, staff didn't even seem to know what this was. Why serve it if you do not have correct utensils? No water bowl came with this. Our local delivery place is so far superior to this laughable effort at a fifth of the cost, I urge you do not waste your money. Ridiculously overpriced. This could be forgiven if quality of food, service, portion sizes and staff were worthy. They aren't"
dined on 01/06/2013
We have been to Shezan many times
- the food is always consistently good. Would be pricey without the TT offer. Ambience and decor transforms you to another world !"
dined on 31/05/2013
We hated the food. remember that
ladies toliets were not great either. Was a disappointing experience and never again"
dined on 18/05/2013
We had a great time : our waiter
advised us perfectly on our dishes, made us discover new dishes, and above all, was not pushy at all! Food quality was outstanding, atmosphere is charming. I would definitely recommend this restaurant!"
dined on 11/05/2013
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President Obama vs. the Truth-O-Meter
By Robert Farley
Published on Monday, January 18th, 2010 at 6:03 p.m.
The loudest shout of the year came from Rep. Joe Wilson, the South Carolina Republican, who hollered "You lie!" at President Barack Obama during an address before a joint session of Congress. Wilson's presidential heckle crystallized a year in which lies -- and charges of lying -- came fast and furious.
As Obama ends his first year in office, we're examining how the freshman president has fared on our Truth-O-Meter.
Here are the numbers since his inauguration:
True -- 15
Mostly True -- 10
Half True -- 12
Barely True -- 7
False -- 11
Pants on Fire! -- 1
Obama faced the Truth-O-Meter 56 times, and nearly half the time we found the statements were True or Mostly True.
Indeed, the Obama administration often tried to portray itself as the truth-tellers, and alleged that Republicans were the ones exaggerating or lying. As the health care debate intensified through the summer, Obama often complained about what he called "outrageous myths," "willful misrepresentations" and "outright distortions." He singled out Sarah Palin's claim that the legislation proposed by Democrats included "death panels" that would sit in judgment over who would be deemed worthy of treatment (a claim that earned our "Lie of the Year").
Obama's statement before Congress, "If you misrepresent what's in the plan, we will call you out," became a rallying cry for many Democratic proponents and inspired a feature on the White House Web site called "Reality Check," a blog dedicated to correcting the worst distortions about the health care plan.
But in that debate, we found Obama made plenty of distortions and misrepresentations himself.
When Obama turned his ire on the health insurance industry, we called him out for claiming insurance companies were making record profits. And we found he was wrong that an Illinois man lost his coverage in the middle of chemotherapy and that he died because of it. We rated both statements False.
Obama has also been wrong -- repeatedly -- when he has tried to bolster his argument for reform by claiming that preventive care saves money. It doesn't. He also was wrong to claim that he has never said he was a supporter of a single-payer system. He has. Those also got False ratings. And he was exaggerating when he claimed he didn't campaign on a public option. We found that while it wasn't a prominent theme of his dialogue on health care, it was in his campaign literature, and we rated his claim Barely True.
We found that Obama was seriously stretching the truth when he claimed the Senate Finance Committee's version of health care reform had Democratic and Republican support (it had one Republican vote); and when he said the health care plan incorporated ideas from Democrats and Republicans alike. Both claims earned Barely True ratings.
Earlier in the year, it was the debate over the Obama-backed economic stimulus plan that often left the truth as a casualty. While Republican opponents distorted the facts about all kinds of projects in the stimulus to score political points, we found Obama often presented a rosier picture of the stimulus' potential effects than he could back up. Obama's chief exaggeration about the stimulus was tied to claims about the number of jobs it has saved or created, such as his dubious claim that in 100 days after the stimulus was passed, it "saved or created" nearly 150,000 jobs. That was an estimate created by economists, not a count of actual jobs, and we gave it a Barely True.
For the record, Obama earned his first Pants on Fire! as president when he claimed in an interview that the United States has so many Muslim residents that it would qualify as one of the largest populations in the world. The comment, made in the days leading up to a speech in Cairo, was meant to emphasize the religious diversity of the United States and the importance of understanding between the Western world and followers of Islam, but we found that of the 60 most-populous Muslim states, the United States ranks 58th.
As for the issue at the heart of Rep. Wilson's "You lie!" outburst, we found when Obama said the health care reform effort would not insure illegal immigrants, he was telling the truth.
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Georgia is making a major effort to keep more of its top players in state. One of those stars is defensive tackle Montravius Adams, of Vienna (Ga.) Dooly County High School. The five-star defensive tackle with offers from Alabama, LSU, Auburn, Florida State, Clemson, Georgia and Florida is in very high demand thanks to his blend of power and quickness.
Over the weekend, he tripped to Athens with his mother for his official visit to Georgia. He spoke with ESPN about Georgia's pitch ($):
"Me and coach [Todd] Grantham watched some of my film and Georgia's film," Adams said. "Coach Grantham showed me what I would be doing. Sometimes I play stand up and play outside and inside linebacker, sometimes I play standup at defensive end, some at nose, and at three-technique, so I would be doing pretty much the same at Georgia. Also they want me to play goal-line fullback here, too."
Adams is 6'3 and close to 300 pounds, so it might seem a little ridiculous for Georgia's defensive coordinator to talk about standing him up, but it's smart business to tell recruits what they want to hear, provided the sell is grounded, however tenuously, in fact.
Adams claims no leader, but most believe that Clemson is the team to beat. Georgia has a strong chance, as does Auburn, where he'll visit this coming weekend. Alabama and Florida seem to be on the outside looking in.


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This is a great album, and the reissue has good production value; it's too bad it had to come in a digipak, since the album art is awesome, and, with a digipack, the art is bound to erode. However, the bonus CD it comes with isn't all that much, unless you like really crappy production from demos, rehearsals and live shows; the two new songs are ok.
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I bought this on record back when it first came out in 1989. Death metal as a sub-genre had only been around for a couple of years at that time. I had heard Death's seminal 1st album "Scream Bloody Gore" a little earlier and really liked it. Then I came across "Severed Survival" at the record store and noticed that Chris Reifert played drums on this album as well as Death's 1st album. I really liked "Scream Bloody Gore." It was the first time I had heard music like that. The guitars were fast, the leads were lethal, the singing was extreme, and the drums were insane! Plus the song titles were just ripe for a teenager who liked horror flicks.
I think this is a good example of a genre (death metal) before it got flooded with a lot of garbage. When you listen to Scream Bloody Gore by Death, it sounds like it was recorded in an underground cavern. I'm not saying that in a bad way either. It just has that feel. More of a mysterious kind of ambience. Whereas Autopsy's Severed Survival sounds like it was made in a rotting autopsy room filled with stinking corpses. The two bands are really playing the same type of music but when recorded differently, they come across very well.
Severed Survival is a classic as far as death metal goes. It has all the elements of gore and zombies you could ask for. It's like George Romero's "Day of the Dead" for your ears. With songs like Ridden with Disease, Charred Remains, and Pagan Saviour, you can't go wrong. Gore abounds on this great CD. The music is well executed and the lead guitars are cool. All in all, you cannot deny this work of pure death metal horror.
This would fit great along side classics such as Death's 1st album, as well as Leprosy. Plus, Grave's Into the Grave, Venom's Black Metal, Possessed's Seven Churches, and Celtic Frost's To Mega Therion.
This 2 CD set is a good deal. Not only do you get the original 1st album completley remastered but, you get 3 new tunes newly recorded specially for this release. The 2nd CD contains rare demos and live tracks throughout the years. Stuff like that is always cool. By and large, it comes in a good and complete package with a booklet including a history of the band with pictures and lyrics. Pretty cool. Don't be scared, give it a shot. If you like early death metal, you'll like this one.
AUTHOR'S NOTE: I recently moved over to a new review system in which I rate each song and then create an average rating for the whole album rather than just giving the album a rating based purely on my general feel for the album. This allows for a much more accurate and unfortunately a much harsher rating for each album. Because of this my new number ratings may not match up with the star ratings on my older reviews when I updated them with this new review system. Thanks for your understanding.
Here we have what is arguably Autopsy's best album but remastered and with a bonus disc. The main disc is classic death metal, not a technical or fast as modern day death metal but just as brutal in it's own right. I actually found this album to be better than their greatest hits, Torn From The Grave, in every possible way except for the shared tracks of course.
"Charred Remains"-A relatively fast paced and vvurtal song with catchy drumming and great riffing. 8/10
"Service For A Vacant Coffin"-Starts off with a cool, evil sounding intro and then soon speeds up. 8/10
"Disembowel"-Much slower than the previous tracks but still extremely death metal sounding. 7/10
"Gasping For Air"-Starts off rolling with some cool drum work with guitar following right along. Slows down, then returns to the previous riffing, then speeds up even more sounding almost like modern death metal. 8.5/10
"Ridden With Disease"-Some really great riffs with solid drumming. 8/10
"Pagan Saviour"-Another great, fast paced, and just plain brutal track. 8/10
"Impending Dread"-Some more seriously great riffs, these guys had some great creativity going for them. 8/10
"Severed Survival"-Sounds the most like what we consider to be modern death metal out of all of these songs. Has some excellent riffs and some very cool drumming. 9/10
"Critical Madness"-A little slow but still very heavy. 7.5/10
"Embalmed"-Great, super heavy riffing. Has a cool guitar solo near the end. 8.5/10
"Stillborn"-Another very heavy song with some great guitar parts and equally great drumming. 8/10
"Funereality"-Almost sounds like black metal, very interesting. 9/10
"Destined To Fester"-Another very interesting track with obvious elements of doom metal and ambient black metal in it. These guys obviously aren't given enough credit for their influence on extreme metal genres. 8/10
"In The Grip Of Winter"-Very slow and doomy with short sped up moments, not one of my favorites but still good. 7/10
My favorite tracks on here are "Gasping For Air", "Severed Survival", and "Funerality". The special edition is in a nice digi-pack with what is easily some of my favorite album art and a bonus disc containing various songs including some live recordings. One song on the bonus disc, "Christ Denied", is one of the best songs from the two discs combined. If you like brutal death metal and don't mind if it's slowed down a bit, I have a feeling you'll be able to appreciate this.


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FORT WORTH -- The fierce state senate race in Tarrant County didn't calm down when the candidates sat down for Inside Texas Politics.
Incumbent Democratic Senator Wendy Davis' and Republican challenger State Representative Mark Shelton's differences start with the state budget, passed by the Republican majority in 2011.
Shelton was for it.
"I voted for a balanced budget without raising taxes," he said.
But with deep cuts to schools, Davis voted against the budget.
"Families across Texas [are] saying 'We don't want you to cut five-and-a-half billion dollars from our public schools,'" she said.
Davis and Shelton will debate on Inside Texas Politics this Sunday at 9 a.m. on Channel 8
Some of the sharpest contrasts between them show up in separate attacks each air in TV commercials.
Shelton claims Davis, who's an attorney, has a ethics problem because she represents local governments, like NTTA, that have dealings with the state.
"If someone has contracts with many local government entities, whether that be the NTTA or others, I think that's a conflict," said Shelton, a pediatrician.
Davis responded, "Mark is not being honest about my record. He can't point to a single vote I've taken that has been against the interests of the people that I represent."
Davis smacked Shelton for opposing a bill requiring police agencies to report their backlog of untested rape kits. She said he was one of eight people in the legislature who voted not to advance testing of rape kits.
"I support the rape kits, but where we differ is on the funding," Shelton responded. "There was not stable funding of the rape kits."
Regardless, Davis' rape kit bill passed, and Governor Rick Perry signed it.
It's a sign this race will see more disagreements ahead.
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3.5/5 rDev +6.7%
08-26-2013 03:44:08 | More by arc3636
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3.95/5 rDev +20.4%
Appearance - A dark but slightly translucent char-brown with hidden auburn hues. Tan/Light brown head with medium retention.
Smell - A sweet-sour hollow musk hits you first and turns into a milky resin smell.
Taste - Sweet and sour relates well .The hops are just barely there to balance the mellow but heavy malts.
Mouthfeel - Doesn't bubble much. A tiny bit of stick like honey & milk.
Drinkability - I can drink this beer faster than any other one at the brewery. I like t have a lot of stout but nearly any beer drinker could put down 2 or 3 before getting tired or full.
NOTE: Some reviews about this brewery may be inconsistent. In my opinion, this is because this is a larger brew pub and there are not a ton of brewery drinkers in this town. They also serve bud light etc. so their brewery beer sometimes gets a little flat or stale before it is all gone.
08-11-2010 22:57:08 | More by RiverCityBrews
2/5 rDev -39%
Tasted on 12/20/2005. I don't know exactly what it is about breweries in this part of the country but they can't brew a decent stout. This stuff is mediocre at best. Pours to a pitch black color and tan head. Medicinal aroma, smells like Neosporin for pete's sake! The taste is weirdly sweet and unbalanced. Put in some more hops or add minerals to the water. Coach's in Norman, OK, has the same problem. They "try" to brew a stout and all they get from their local water is crap. If you can't brew a decent stout, DON'T BREW STOUTS!!!
02-17-2006 22:39:43 | More by EagleTalon
3/5 rDev -8.5%
09-22-2013 05:04:48 | More by jaydoc
3.5/5 rDev +6.7%
02-26-2012 02:20:16 | More by KansasBeerLover
3/5 rDev -8.5%
01-12-2014 21:14:42 | More by Hellpop65
2.7/5 rDev -17.7%
Had on tap at the brewpub in Wichita.
Beer is opaque and jet black, and is crowned with a thin head. Some lacing remains stuck to the glass.
The smell has hints of roastiness but not much to write home about.
Same goes for taste. I wonder what specialty malts were used for flavor, or if it's just base malt & color.
Mothfeel is good. Very light, mostly contributed to by the nitro.
Overall, not anything special. Hopefully the brewery will have something exceptional.
02-27-2012 00:33:41 | More by ChBass
3.25/5 rDev -0.9%
06-09-2014 14:04:18 | More by paulys55
4/5 rDev +22%
05-31-2014 13:03:35 | More by wrightst
3.9/5 rDev +18.9%
Sampled at home from a growler.
Appearance: This is a very dark beer, with only hints of brown showing around the edges when held up to the light. A dense, brown head rose up to two fingers on the pour and lingered a long time. It finally settled into a thin foam cap that covered the top of the brew for most of the drink. There was a lot of heavy lacing, covering the glass in sheets in some places. This is exactly what a stout should look like.
Smell: A wonderful aroma of cream, coffee, and bitter chocolate. As the beer really warmed up, I started to detect a light smokiness as well.
Mouthfeel: Medium- to full-bodied with a smooth, creamy feel to it. Very nice.
Taste: The flavor profile matches the aroma. There was a strong taste of coffee, combined with bitter chocolate and a hint of sweet cream. A little bit of bitterness kicks in on the finish, but it is light. This is not a kick-you-in-the-teeth stout; overall, the flavors are light. But it is still very good.
This beer is one of my regular favorites from RCBC. It's almost a milk/sweet/cream stout, but not quite. It's definitely not a dry stout. I have noticed that it is a little inconsistent from batch to batch, but it is always good.
05-23-2003 14:53:11 | More by Quaffer
3.53/5 rDev +7.6%
A - Very dark with some ruby highlights and a 1-inch tan head that never completely died down, but did leave behind some very nice lacing in its wake.
S - Coffee and dark chocolate, but the aroma was really weak until warming.
T - Chocolate really stands out, with some coffee and a slight hint of smokiness. As it warms the coffee starts to stand out more and the overall flavors really start to blend and add a little complexity.
M - Full-bodied and very creamy. The nitrogen keeps this silky and smooth.
D - As would be expected the flavors stand out much better as the beer warms, but it never really takes this style as far as it can go. As far as aroma and taste go this beer is fairly average, but it is still good enough to recommend giving it a try.
11-20-2006 06:45:18 | More by SuperSpy
3/5 rDev -8.5%
06-26-2012 21:31:30 | More by dubmax
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3/5 rDev -8.5%
03-08-2013 05:16:21 | More by allbrigs
3.53/5 rDev +7.6%
Served in a pint glass.
A-Black/brown in color, opaque. Frothy brown head on top, moderate retention.
S-Strong roasted and chocolatey malts. No hop aromas.
T-An initial roasted malt flavor was followed by strong chocolate and toastiness. Moderate bitterness provided some balancing to oppose the sweet and roasty malts.
M-Easy to drink, characteristic of nitro tap. The carbonation was small bubbles, again due to nitro tap. Creamy and almost thick in the mouth.
D-Relatively high drinkability. The darkness of this beer does not hinder its drinkability, and the nitro tap keeps it going down smooth.
11-10-2008 15:45:56 | More by CHSLBrew
District of Columbia
3.33/5 rDev +1.5%
Decent Stout. I had this on-tap at Old Dominion Brewhouse in DC. Was looking for something "desserty" after I finished my meal, and this beer did the trick. Similar in flavor to the Dogfish Chicory, but with more bitterness and malt character. I'd have this beer again, but it wasn't my favorite for this style.
02-16-2010 21:23:57 | More by alysmith4
3.75/5 rDev +14.3%
11-17-2012 22:42:18 | More by Sarunas7
2.85/5 rDev -13.1%
Served in a pint glass from a nitro tap
Dark black in color with a creamy two finger head that last all the way through the beer. Little lacing is left behind.
I get hints of dark unsweetened chocolate, roasted coffee beans, wheat.
This lacks flavor(which wasnt to my surprise). I get very little hints of coffee, unsweetened dark chocolate. This definitely needs a lot more flavor, but is definitely a lot better then Granite Citys Stout.
Mouthfeel is very thin and low carbonation.
I would not choose to drink this beer again and they need to add more flavor to this.
04-11-2009 22:04:17 | More by tr4nc3d
Emerald City Stout from River City Brewing Co.
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NIOTA (WATE) – Niota is insured again at a cost of more than seven times of the old policy.
The town of Niota was a skeleton of its former self after losing liability insurance more than a week ago. About a half dozen city employees were laid off as a result.
The police department was dark and the door was locked. The park was roped off with caution tape. The town's small library was also off limits.
"I think we will get this worked out," said Mayor Lois Preece at the time. She explained why the town's liability insurer dropped them.
"There was some intentional harassment done by the commissioners toward the employees," Preece said.
The insurer, the Tennessee Municipal League Pool (TML), seems to point to that in a letter to the mayor this spring that states that a review of the claims activity, "reveals a pattern of actions aimed at city employees by city representatives that is severely outside the standards required."
City Hall provided paperwork about harassment claims by a former employee against commissioners Leesa Corum and Richard Rutledge.
"For anyone to believe we would lose insurance coverage because someone made an accusation about harassment claims is ridiculous," Corum said.
She said the real reason the town was dropped is that the insurer has already paid out too much on behalf of the city, more than $200,000 in the last several years. TML would not confirm any numbers or any more specific reasons for discontinuing their coverage.
City commissioners agreed in an emergency meeting on Friday to a new policy that will cost about $58,000 per year. The last policy cost the city $7,122 per year.
The new policy includes a $26,768 per year premium for general liability insurance from Travelers Insurance. Law enforcement liability insurance will cost the city $31,507 per year.
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Everywhere you look it is clear that Christmas is here. Christmas carols play on the radio, store windows are filled with elaborate displays, parades make their way down the street, and children line up to meet Santa Claus.
By Congressman Robert Hurt
I am pleased to report that last week, for the first time in five years, Congress agreed upon a federal budget. The House of Representatives passed the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2013 by a vote count of 332-94.
Just before the House of Representatives left for the holiday season, Speaker John Boehner engineered a bipartisan budget deal that was passed 332 to 94. Astounding, but true.
The bill, not thought of as perfect by either side, was easily the most impressive act of the largest chamber of the Congress during a time when most people see it as a desperate failure.
By Frank E. Landrey
What does December mean to you?
December is a month of tremendous depression, tears and sadness. While being a month of multiple parties and loud music, the number of family fights in December tops all other months of the year.
Throughout the first session of the 113th Congress, the House of Representatives has continued to pursue an agenda designed to create jobs, end economic uncertainty, and make America more competitive in the global economy.
They say ignorance is bliss and I've always felt that liberals must be very blissful people. How else can one explain why the believe the things they advocate?
Maybe I'm being a bit harsh, but they do seem to express a very limited knowledge and awareness of the world around them. Rick Howell gave us an example of this last week in his Liberal Agenda.
In an effort to prove that Barack Hussein Obama is not a Muslim, he wrote:
After Labor Day, voters will finally start to pay attention to mid-term elections around the country.
While there are certainly some high-profile choices, it seems likely that nothing much will change the dynamics in Washington.
Republicans have hopes of taking control of the U.S. Senate, and most of the seats being defended are Democratic. But Democrats have a shot at taking GOP seats in a few states, most notably Kentucky and Georgia.
By Denny Huff
Executive Director
Bedford Community Health Foundation
For everyone who will ever need healthcare in our area, the CENTRA hosted Town Hall Meeting on Thursday, Aug. 14, was a chance to see the future of our community hospital.
Have you ever wanted to switch wireless carriers, but keep the same phone? Or have you purchased a used phone recently and planned to activate it on a different wireless network? It seems like common sense to me. Consumers who have completed their phone contracts or have purchased a used phone should be able to activate their device on their network of choice. However, if you've tried to do that in the last year, you know that this simple action is no longer allowed under current law. But, that's about to change.
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Instead of approving a proposed bankruptcy filing by the 82-year-old Hostess Company- maker of popular snack food brands like Twinkies, Ding Dongs, and Ho-Hos, a White Plains court has reportedly ordered management and members of the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International union to consider mediation to settle their current contract dispute.
Both groups agreed and will enter closed door sessions Tuesday.
Late last week, the Hostess management announced they could not come to a contract agreement with the union workers and would go out of business. The announcement created a minor frenzy as people made a run to buy their favorite snack cakes and treats.
In other reports, there may already be other companies interested in buying the popular Twinkies brand including Georgia based Flowers Foods which also makes Tastykake snack foods. Interest has also reportedly been expressed by Bimbo Group of Mexico; the company makes Sara Lee and Entenmann's food products.


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Kite House - On the ocean, private, in Long Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
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Architect-designed, light-filled house on 2 oceanfront acres. Stunning views. Very secluded. Great-room living area with vaulted ceilings and a wall of windows looking at the Pacific. New modern furnishing and art throughout. Perfect for two to six people.
- Great-room living area with expansive ocean views
- Three bedrooms with queen beds, two baths; 1600 square feet
- New Italian furniture, Gabbeh rugs and contemporary artwork
- New beds, down comforters, down pillows and linens
- Fully equipped kitchen; washer and dryer
- Built-in stereo ready for your iPod
- Large well-furnished deck with stainless BBQ grill
- Short stroll through our property to the beach
- Grocery stores and good restaurants nearby
- Approximately 5 miles north of Long Beach
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house rental amenities
Fully equipped kitchen, stainless BBQ grill, VCR/DVD, wireless, linens, down pillows, towels, dishwasher, washer, dryer, large deck, beach chairs, games, DVD movies.
activities and attractions in Long Beach Washington
Surfing, kite flying, clamming, hiking, biking, kayaking, horseback riding, bird watching, charter fishing. Great restaurants, wildlife reserve, two lighthouses, historic Oysterville, two golf courses, bike and moped rentals, arcade, and go-carts nearby.
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- $295/night
- Memorial Day through September and holidays
- Three-night minimum in July, August and holidays
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- $250/night
- October up to Memorial Day, excluding holidays
- Two-night minimum
- $75 cleaning fee for a weekend, $95 for 3 nights or more
- $300 refundable damage deposit
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- 6 people maximum INCLUDING children
- No pets, no smoking
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Thursday, August 04, 2011
Create a Real-Time Flickr Google Map
.net magazine has published a great tutorial on how to create a real-time animated Flickr map. The tutorial was written by James Christian and Ben Gannaway the creators of the excellent Net-a-Porter Live Google Map.
The tutorial explains how to create a Google Map that animates in near real-time through images posted on Flickr. The tutorial includes how to work with the Flickr API and how to customise the look of your map.
Alongside the tutorial is a demo map and a link to download the full source code.
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IRON COUNTY—The Iron County Sheriff Department is running a free ORV safety class on Saturday morning, June 15.
The class will start promptly at 8 a.m. and continue to noon. The class will be held at the Iron County Courthouse. Students will be met at the south entrance of the courthouse by the instructor and admitted to the classroom at 8 a.m. sharp. There is limited classroom space, so youth from Iron County will be given first preference in attending the safety class. If there is space available, out of county youth may register for the class. Please sign up early to make sure that your student is assured a seat in the class. The learning materials are geared for youth that have attained the age of at least 12 years old. No students under the age of 12 will be allowed to take the class. Students that take the class and pass the examination will be issued an ORV safety certificate. This allows youths to ride an ORV on the trails while accompanied by an adult. The instruction and materials will be provided by the Iron County Sheriff Department. To register for the ORV safety class please call the Iron County Sheriff Department during regular business hours at (906) 875-0650.


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Online Petitioning Software Made Public
British organization Public-i has made its ePetitions software publicly available under European Public License (EUPL) on the Forge page of the Open Source Observatory and Repository Europe (OSOR) information service.
With the ePetitions software, based on PHP and MySQL, website managers can set up an online portal for users to submit, support and comment on petitions. According to Public-i, the software was created using Code Igniter, an open source development environment for PHP apps. The software has now found a home as a project on the OSOR website, where downloads of the source code already exist.
The release of the ePetitions program, according to Public-i's technical lead on the OSOR projects page, was "timed to coincide with the passing of the Local Democracy, Economic Development and Construction Act of which ePetitions are a central element." The 2009 act is currently in effect in the cities of Bristol and Birmingham, and case studies of ePetitions deployment from these and other cities are available on the Pulic-i website.
The ePetitions project is also a model project for the EU. Partly funded by the EU, it is part of the EuroPetition "eParticipation through Petitioning in Europe" project.
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Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
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No Bastian Schweinsteiger, no problem for Bayern Munich in the early going against Werder Bremen. Werder haven't been able to get the ball to the feet of their central attacking players at all, while Franck Ribery is having a stellar game for Bayern. He was the man who scored his team's goal, as they lead 1-0, but he's provided so much more for the Bavarians.
The goal came in the 22nd minute on the counter-attack, with David Alaba providing the assist. However, this was a goal much more about the individual effort of the goal-scorer than the man who provided the pass, as Ribery brilliantly turned both Werder central defenders inside-out, creating a massive shooting lane. Sebastian Mielitz didn't even move as the ball went low and into the corner to his right.
Werder's best play has come when they've gotten the ball wide, but they've done very little of that. Marko Marin's impact has been minimal and while Aaron Hunt has been solid, he looks frustrated at his lack of help on most forward moves.
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and those in small business across West Virginia will have the chance to once again learn some tips
and tricks from the U.S. Small Business Administration.
The SBA
announced recently it would offer free web-enabled, instructor-led government
contracting training sessions. Topics will include financial management for
government contractors and e-commerce and Internet business strategies.
The seminars are offered to eligible
individuals or small businesses across the country as part of SBA's efforts to
provide relevant training to the small business community. Instructors for the
training are from Stover & Associates, Inc.
"The agency received a good turnout
for the workshops earlier this year," said Judy McCauley, director of SBA's
West Virginia District Office. "I encourage West Virginia small businesses
interested in Government contracting to take advantage of this free learning
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Tampa Tribune — Saints: Miracle workersMonday, October 20th, 2008
Before the Tampa Bay area went nuts last night reveling in the success of the once-lowly Rays and their improbable journey to the World Series, Tampa Tribune religion writer Michelle Bearden offered a story in the Sunday paper about the power of saints in modern society. The story is here. Me and my cousin enter the story near the end.
For the record, I'm a Phillies fan, and have been since I was a Little Leaguer in Wildwood, NJ, going to the Vet with my pre-teen pals to see Steve Carlton pitch for a team that lost 100 games. If the Phillies win this series – their first since 1980 and second in franchise history — it won't be a miracle. This team is really good!


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Player sacrifices touchdown, blocks for player whose father died
Sports offer a lot of very touching moments, but this is probably the best so far this year.
With a comfortable lead, St. Clairsville (Ohio) running back and Michigan recruit Michael Ferns breaks free of the pack and looks to be set for another touchdown, but he runs out at the one-yard line.
The reason? Freshman linebacker Logan Thompson's father passed away two days before this clip of a stroke. Ferns wanted Thompson to score the touchdown and even blocked for Thompson on the ensuing play.
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Dr. Larry A. Dornburg
Born on Feb. 12, 1925
VICTORIA - Dr. Larry A. Dornburg, 88 of Victoria passed away on Friday, May 03, 2013 in Victoria. Larry was born to the late Adolph and Minnie Boldt Dornburg on February 12, 1925 in Weesatche, TX. He was a member of St. Andrew's Lutheran Church and was a practicing dentist in Victoria, TX for over 60 years, beginning his practice in Victoria in 1950 until he retiring in December 2010. Dr. Dornburg practiced dentistry in Yorktown from 1947-1950. Dr. Dornburg graduated from the University Of Texas School Of Dentistry in Houston in 1947.
Dr. Dornburg served in the United States Army Dental Corp from 1956-1958 and attained the rank of Major. Throughout his lifetime he proudly participated as a lifetime member of the American Dental Association, the Texas Dental Association, and the Guadalupe Valley Dental Association. Dr. Dornburg was also a member of the Victoria Lion's Club.
Dr. Dornburg leaves a host of professional support staff, clients and friends to remember him. He will be greatly missed.
He was preceded in death by his parents and wife, Nancy McHalffey Dornburg.
Visitation will be held on Monday, May 6, 2013 from 12-2 pm at Rosewood Funeral Chapels, with a graveside service to follow at 3:30 PM at St. Andrew's Lutheran Cemetery in Weesatche, with Rev. C.B. Suggs officiating.
Honorary pallbearers are Blake L. Dornburg, Brent A. Dornburg, Marty Raz, Trey Wimberly, Stuart Dornburg, March Dornburg and John Creech.
Memorials may be made to St. Andrews' Lutheran Church or Hospice of South Texas.
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Starting Monday, the entrance to the Emergency Department is closed along with one entrance into the main parking lot of the Colquitt Regional Medical Center.
Patients who need to access the Emergency Department will now enter through the current Admissions & Registration lobby entrance.
"It's a little inconvenience," said Medical Center CEO & President Jim Matney. "But once we get done, we will have a
brand new emergency room, brand new OR and brand new ICU."
The renovations are expected to be completed by fall of 2014.
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Full report: Historic cross restored in Selkirk
A hugely important ancient celtic stone cross has been restored to it's former glory by a company in Selkirk.
There is now the minor issue of getting the fragile one tonne cross back to it's home on the island of Iona, near Mull in the Inner Hebrides.
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GOTEBORG, Sweden (AP) -- France's Antoinette Nana Djimou Ida has retained her European indoor pentathlon title, edging out Yana Maksimava of Belarus by eight points.
Nana Djimou took the lead Friday after the opening 60-meter hurdles, but Maksimava gained ground in the high jump, long jump and shot put.
In the final 800-meter race, Maksimava finished more than 2 seconds in front of second-place Hanna Melnychenko of Ukraine, with Nan Djimou nearly 6 seconds behind.
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The suspects Ś both white men who appeared to be in their mid-20s Ś got into the business from the roof, through an adjoined apartment. Once inside, video showed, the pair began pillaging food machines, unhinging electronic appliances and smashing glass.
Michigan State Police are still investigating the break-in. Anyone with information about the break-in is asked to call troopers at 810-733-9380.


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Dr. Ellen Marmur "Simple Skin Beauty"October 14th, 2009
Peter's cover shot of Dr. Ellen Marmur's new release from Simon & Schuster "Simple Skin Beauty"
Peter's cover shot of Dr. Ellen Marmur's new release from Simon & Schuster "Simple Skin Beauty"
Peter Hurley is a world renowned portrait photographer based in NYC. He teaches his technique at his Headshot Intensive workshops hosted in various cities across the globe as well as PH2Pro.com, a site dedicated to building the largest network of quality portrait photographers in the world.
He can also be found on Kelby One and speaking at various events within the photography community. His DVD "The Art Behind the Headshot" produced by Fstoppers has been hailed as one of the most comprehensive tutorials on portrait photography ever made.
He has recently launched a line of photography gear called HURLEYPRO which features his first product ProBoard.
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All students receive vision & height/weight screenings
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Awards presented at Pocono Mountain School Board meeting
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With Thanksgiving in the books many Americans are now looking for a way to quickly shed those turkey day pounds.
"The trends and fad diets right now is quick, easy and convenient food, people are looking for something simple and they want that absolute direction so that's something that really appeals to people also the "lose this much weight in ten days" any good marketing scheme along those lines makes people excited, it doesn't seem like it's a lot of work and they want to take advantage of that." Said Avera Dietitian Nikki Ver Steeg.
Ver Steeg says diets like juicing and cleanses are a big draw for people because the perception is that they are a healthy way to drop the pounds quickly. But losing the weight isn't always the hardest part; its maintaining the weight loss. Ver Steeg says that fad diets promising a quick fix should be avoid because they really aren't sustainable and unfortunately there's still no magic pill.
"It's nothing that's easy, you have to educate yourself and gradually learn these things and not expect changes overnight." Said Ver Steeg.
In order to start physical change, there has to be a lifestyle change. Right now, many people are doing the Paleo diet which essentially is not eating anything with preservatives. But in order for it to work and keep working, it has to become a lifestyle. That concept behind the Paleo diet can and should be used every time you go to the grocery store.
"When you're looking for something that is a healthful way of living you have to educate yourself so you know what foods to pick when you come into a store and be able to take those and incorporate them into you're normal routine. That's most of the time, 80%-90% of the time if we can get you to eat and focus on whole foods that's what we're shooting for." Said Ver Steeg.
The other percentage are the foods to reward yourself with because if you cut them off completely they're going to be the only things you'll think about.
When you decide to make the healthy lifestyle change, make sure you have others helping you. Whether it's a dietitian like Nikki or a friend or spouse, those people are often times what makes or breaks a diet.
"Leaning on people for support is huge, a lot of times with the fad diets it's a quick easy fix and some are getting weight off people however that transitioning back to real food is when you need assistance so you don't fall back into regular habits." Said Ver Steeg.
Diets can be a challenge, but they don't have to be impossible, you just have to be willing to make the change. And if you start now, when January rolls around you'll be ahead of the game and can find something else to resolve about.
The most important part of losing weight is a healthy workout regimen. A few minutes of strenuous activity will only help you burn those extra pounds and help keep them off. For more information about healthy dieting just call 877-AT-AVERA.
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Your #lovecapetown weekend: What's on from Friday 22 to Sunday 24 August, 2014
Fazielah WilliamsLet's hear it for the weekend, Mother City lovers!
Welcome to Cape Town, South Africa's Mini-Hollywood
Fazielah WilliamsBest we start searching for a prime location for Cape Town's very own Hollywood Walk of Fame – especially since this August, our cinematic Mother City is filled to the brim with Tinseltown's finest actors!
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5 Amazing Sightseeing Experiences for Mini-Travellers in Cape Town
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#Instagram Diary: Groote Post, Groote Delight
Monday 23 September, 2013, saw me heading out of the Mother City along the West Coast road and bouncing in a mini van through the veld towards the Darling Hills where, between the Kapokberg on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other, lies a gem of a wine farm called Groote Post.
My Good Food & Wine Show experience in Instagram
I confess this was my first visit to the Good Food & Wine Show in a long time. With more than 200 stands in the vast CTICC venue over four days from Thursday 23 to Sunday 26 May, 2013, I was amazed at the event's growth over the last few years. The stalls, some far more fabulous than others in both product and appearance, offered everything from food and wine to everything in between that relates to the home.