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I have been attempting to tweak my DD-WRT installation on my router, and here are some great links that I found:
I have been attempting to tweak my DD-WRT installation on my router, and here are some great links that I found:
I have been looking for a way to convert a PDF to either a Word Document or an Open Office document. Basically, I have some instructions for installing software delivered as a PDF with the software from the vendor. I would like to be able to convert that document to something I can edit and add my notes to it as I install. Currently, I just handwrite the notes on the printed copy of the instructions. If I could convert it to Word or Open Office, the end result would be searchable and I could add screenshots.
I found a great link that will convert documents online:
This worked for a small document, but my instructions document did not work. I am assuming that it is because it was too large.
I found a plugin that says it can import PDFs for Open Office 3.0. I haven't tried it yet. I will try to do that and report back.
A while back, I found that importing PDFs was on the ToDo list.
I was having trouble downloading the maps for RoadNav, and I didn't notice a lot of progress or change on the problem. So, I checked for alternatives, and I found this. I tried the first on the list: NavIt.
I didn't find NavIt in the Ubuntu repository, and so, I had to install manually. The Wiki has a getting started section with instructions for installing on Linux.
First, I had to install the dependencies so that I could compile it. I installed the list from the dependencies section.
sudo apt-get install build-essential pkg-config automake libglib2.0-dev libtiff-dev libtool libxmu-dev libfribidi-dev gettext zlib1g-dev gpsd gpsd-clients libgps-dev libgtk2.0-dev freeglut3-dev glutg3-dev libcegui-mk2-dev libdevil-dev libglc-dev libpcre3-dev libmng-dev libfreeimage-dev
Next, I ran the configure and make. Instead of installing, I just ran it from the directory where I compiled it.
At this point, I had it working as long as I ran it from the directory where the program exists. But, it didn't have any maps for my area. Next, I had to tackle configuring with the XML file.
First, I created a hidden directory and copied the xml file to it:
$ mkdir ~/.navit
$ cp /home/skp/bin/navit-0.1.0/navit/navit.xml /home/skp/.navit/
Next, I opened the xml file with Gvim (my favorite text editor). "Gvim ~/.navit/navit.xml". You could use any text editor to open it.
The first change I made was to change the default position. I got my default coordinates from here as suggested in the Wiki. I found that these coordinates got me close, but not quite the address I had requested. So, I checked them with Google maps. If you notice, the URL on the "Link" link in the upper right corner has the coordinates of the map you request.
I tried to run it at this point from my home directory, but it would not work. It was looking in other directories, and so, I took the easy route and just keep running it from the source directory. It still read my xml file from my home directory.
Next, I had to setup the maps. I followed these directions. I used the maps from CloudMade, which has maps of the United States. I downloaded the *.navit.bin.zip files and extracted them to ~/.navit/. For example, I downloaded the Florida map: florida.navit.bin.zip to ~/.navit/florida.navit.bin. Finally, I added this to the XML file:
<mapset enabled="yes">
<map type="binfile" enabled="yes" data="/home/skp/.navit/florida.navit.bin" />
Now, when I started it up, I saw a map with where I wanted it to start!
The last thing I did was create a shortcut in my application menu. This was pretty easy.
The first step was to create a simple shell script to launch the program. This was necessary because the program has to run from the source folder. Here is what my script looked like:
cd ~/bin/navit-0.1.0/navit
Note: change the cd path to the location where you downloaded and compiled the program.
Then, make the script executable with:
chmod +x navit.sh
To add the menu, I used the Menus application by right clicking on the Applications menu and choosing "Edit Menus". I clicked on the Accessories menu and clicked the New Item button. Here are the options that I chose:
Note: change the Command path to the script that you created to launch the program.
For the icon, I clicked on the little spring icon on the left to choose a different icon. For the path, I chose: /home/skp/bin/navit-0.1.0/navit/xpm/desktop_icons/128×128.
To troubleshoot, you may want to change the Type from Application to Application in Terminal because the terminal window will show you the output messages from the program.
I think I tried this Blog Entry Poster program in the Ubuntu repository in the past and it wouldn't work with my WordPress.com blog. Well, I don't know what changed or if I was doing it wrong, but it works now assuming you can see this post.
There are a few features I would like though. 1) Support for multiple blog settings. It has a drop down for multiple blogs, but only one Base Blog URL. 2) Support to add images on other sites. 3) Support to edit the HTML 4) More formatting options such as adding bullet points and headings. 5) Save a draft rather than post the entry.
I came across this link today while reading through OraNA.
It didn't take long for me to find something wrong with my new installation: the keyboard doesn't work with remote desktop.
The big problem is that when I connect to my remote computer, the caps lock key doesn't work. So, I can't turn on caps lock. I tried to compile rdesktop from SourceForge, but that didn't help. The caps lock key works with it, but the arrow keys do not.
Here is how I compiled it (just in case you want to try):
sudo apt-get install libx11-dev libssl-dev ./configure make
I just now found a fix (from the thread). Change the file /usr/share/rdesktop/keymaps/common . Change the line that says "Caps_Lock 0x0 inhibit" to "Caps_Lock 0x3a capslock". I tried it out and everything works!
Now, I did have a couple of other issues. I use a docking station at work, and the caps lock key works weirdly with it: pushing the key turns caps lock on and off, but it does not turn the caps lock light on or off. Also, I have VMWare installed, and the arrow keys and such don't work with the console. Changing this common file, and it does not fix the problem.
I finally got Ubuntu 8.10 installed. Despite a few problems it seems very nice.
A while back, I found an article that listed the new features. Now is the time to explore those features.
The huge win for me was in the Wireless support. My laptop has a Broadcom wireless card, and I have always had to install ndiswrapper. This time, it worked on the Live CD without me evening having to do anything!
The article mentions the partitioner. I would have liked an option to remove all Linux partitions and automatically create the partitions. The options were remove all, none, or do it manually.
Overall, I am liking it very well. I will keep you posted.
Well, my wife gave me a Google Phone for Christmas, and so, you will hopefully see some content about the phone and developing for it. For now, let me just list some various tidbits about it for now.
First, I have noticed a definite difference in the Network. We switched from Alltel to T-Mobile in order to get the phone. I didn't really have a signal problem in my normal stomping grounds. Now, I get no signal in my parents house and have to walk outside if I want to place a call. Coming out of church, I had to turn the phone off and back on again before it realized that I had a signal.
Another thing is that the phone doesn't appear to use the hardware to the fullest extent. For example, I haven't found any applications that use the multitouch features, but Engadget reported that Ryan Gardner demonstrated that the phone does have the capability. The other feature is the accelerometer. It doesn't seem to switch from landscape to portrait except when I open the keyboard.
The big feature that I need is a quick easy way to put the phone into etiquette mode. If I walk into church, I would like to be able to turn the sound off so that it only vibrates. Currently, the only way that I have found is to either turn off the sound in each individual application (like GMail, Calendar, Phone, etc.) or Silence the phone so that it doesn't even vibrate. Furthermore, I would love to have profiles. When I am out and about, I would love to have it notify me if I get an email, but if I am in the office at my computer, I would rather my computer notify me rather than the phone. I would like to configure profiles so that I can quickly switch between settings.
I hope to eventually develop some applications for the phone. I am excited that this is very possible. I have already installed the SDK. Here are some links that are helpful:
Here are the applications that I use so far:
I installed the G1 Central application, but it didn't really work. I was hoping for a quick way to change the settings for where the phone rings, but it didn't support those features.
Another thing I would love to have is a VPN to connect securely to resources at home while on the road. I found an idea about using Juniper, but I haven't tried it yet.
I came across this post today. It is something that I need to do, but probably will never get around to it. Anyway, I figure if I link it, it will help me come back to it later.
Today, I tried to make our Brother MFC 8840D Fax/Scanner/Copier/Printer work with my Laptop that has Ubuntu on it. I am currently running Hardy Heron 8.04 on it. Here is what I did:
Downloaded the brscan driver as a .deb file.
I installed sane and xsane, but they were already installed:
sudo apt-get install sane xsane
Then, I installed the driver package:
sudo dpkg -i brscan-0.2.4-0.i386.deb
Then, I configured it with:
brsaneconfig -a name=BrotherScanner model="MFC-8840D" ip=192.168.168.168
I checked the configuration with:
brsaneconfig -q
These lines looked correct:
Devices on network 0 BrotherScanner "MFC-8840D" I:192.168.168.168
I used xsane to scan, and everything worked fine — just like my printer/scanner at home.
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Departure by your air ticket (not include)
Arrival to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi International Airport ...... in ..... (GMT plus 5 hours in winter or plus 6 hours in summer).
Welcome at the airport by guide, transfer to hotel in the center (the airport is 40 km from the town, the journey takes about 45 minutes), accommodation. Briefings to input information about the country. Relax after a long journey, leisure.
We recommend traditional Thai massage.
At about 18.00 departure from the hotel and join transfer to pier. Welcome aboard huge luxury boat Chao Phraya Princess. Beautiful night cruise around Bangkok landmarks such as Wat Arun, Wat Pra Kaeo and many others with a buffet dinner accompanied by music. Return to the hotel at about 22.30.
Overnight: Bangkok
Alternative evening program:
Approximately 17.30 departure to Siam Niramit. You will see beautiful scenes with spectacular performances of Thai history, legends and myths. Also included is a visit to the museum representing the architecture of Thai Regions and buffet dinner. Return to hotel around 22.00.
Supplement 20, - USD.
Breakfast. At 08.00 a.m. meet guide at hotels lobby and depart on private tour for seeing around Bangkok City. This trip is absolutely essential for you to visit Bangkok. In the China Town area has gloriously reconstructed temple known as "Wat Traimit" (Temple of the Golden Buddha) will see the world's largest golden Buddha image which weight 5,5 tonnes. Then visit Wat Pho - biggest and oldest Bangkoks temple which the largest reclining Buddha image and the King's Pagoda (chedi). Afterwards will cross river and visit Wat Arun and ride by long tail boat on the Chao Phraya River and canals in Thonburi district. See the traditional living along the river. Have delicious buffet lunch at riverfront hotel.
Afternoon - visit The Grand Palace, once a royal residence and Wat Phra Kaew, one of Asia's most beautiful architeture which houses the Emerald Buddha - most precious Buddha image of Thailand. Before return to hotel, we will visit Wat Benchamabophit (Marble Temple) and then Gems Gallery (The World 's Biggest Jewellery Store). Return back to hotel around 6 p.m. for leisure.
Breakfast. Check out from hotel. At ..... transfer to Suvarnabhumi Airport Bangkok and flight to Koh Samui at .... by ...... arrival at Koh Samui on ..... then transfer to hotel.
Overnight: Koh Samui
Koh Samui - is located in the Gulf of Thailand, approximately 84 kilometers east of Surat Thani Province, or approximately 700 kilometers south of Bangkok. Known as the Coconut Island. Koh Samui is one of the most famous, popular attractions and most beautiful islands in Thailand, which is mainly due to its romantic corners called the island of love. Kilometers long white sandy beach with coconut trees, lucidly clear water and exotic tropical nature is ideal for relaxation and rest. Lovers of scuba diving offers a wonderful view of the underwater world at Koh Tao island, in the north of Koh Samui.
Koh Samui still has particular to offer : sightseeing around the island, Na Muang Waterfalls, Khunaram Temple, a fishing town of Nathon with big golden Buddha statue, Butterfly Farm, Grandfather and Grandmother Rock, Buffalo flighting, boat trip to the surrounding islands (especially fullmoon party, Koh Pha Ngan) or Ang Thong Islands Marine National Park. Evening you will have many choice from many kind of restaurants such as seafood or traditional Asian cuisine.
Breakfast. 8.30 am. Departure from hotel. The first stop half day for sightseeing, visit coconut and rubber plantations, monkey and elephant show. Heading to the bizarre stone formation of Grandfather - Grandmother. Stop at Khunaram temple whose attraction is the mummified monk. Visit Na Muang waterfall where you can relaxing. Then through the whole island and visit the most famous local temple of the famous Big Buddha. Back to hotel at 2 pm.
Breakfast. Around 7.00 - 7.15 am. Departure from hotel to pier , take boat about 2 hours to Koh Tao which is one of most diving sites in the country. Snorkeling from boat deck then lunch on board. Cruise to Koh Nang Yuan - one of the most beautiful island in Thailand. Snorkeling in crystal-clear water on virgin coral atolls in the immediate vicinity of the island and tracking up to view point of Koh Nang Yuan are recommended. Back to hotel in Koh Samui for leisure at 5 pm.
Breakfast. Around 7.00 - 7.15 am. Departure from hotel to pier , take boat about 1 hour to Angthong Island Marine National Park. Snorkeling on the coral reefs around Koh Waw. Continuing the journey between the island and visit an emerald saltwater lake known as " Tale Nai ", lunch at local restaurant. You can trek to the top of island or rent sea kayaks and sail to around the island. Return to hotel in Koh Samui around 4 pm.
Breakfast. Free leisure (snorkeling, diving, rest or local tours).
Check out from hotel. ...... transfer to Samui Airport and departure by ...... at ...... and arrival in Bangkok at.........Flight to Europe by ..... at .......
Arrival by your air ticket (not include)
Price is valid only for the high season (November 1 - December 20 and January 15 - March 31). Prices of hotels in TOP season (20 December - 15 January) increase by 30-50%! Green season prices fall by 30-50%. For this period we will do individual calculations.
These hotels are only suggestions. You can choose them, including room type.
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- meals: buffet breakfast in the hotel (B), lunch (L), dinner (D) by the program
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1020 - Bangkok, Koh Samui
1021 - Bangkok, Koh Samui - best of
1022 - Bangkok, Koh Samui, Koh Phangan
1023 - Bangkok, Koh Samui, Koh Tao
1024 - Bangkok, Koh Samui, Koh Nang Yuan
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1026 - Bangkok, Koh Tao
1044 - Bangkok, Angkor Wat, Koh Samui
1054 - Short trip around central Thailand, Koh Samui
1064 - Long trip around central Thailand, Koh Samui
1074 - Long trip around Thailand, Koh Samui
1085 - National parks of central Thailand, Koh Samui
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The Atlanta Falcons' cornerback depth chart has been causing more than a little bit of anxiety. I can understand that.
Right now, the Falcons are rolling with some combination of Asante Samuel, Robert McClain and whatever the hell they can find in their couch cushions or the draft. That's two good cornerbacks and a lot of unknowns, so we're all a little concerned about how that will turn out.
Short of re-signing Brent Grimes or springing for a veteran cornerback, and assuming that Dominique Franks' woeful 2012 is enough to get him kicked off the roster, here's the depth chart I have.
- Asante Samuel
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The rapid thaw of Friday night's snowstorm led to flooding in parts of St Helens over the weekend.
Now a new threat is being posed by heavy rainfall which weather pundits predict will spread across the North West this afternoon. Further heavy rain is also expected later in the week, accompanied by very strong winds.
Star readers have been sending in pictures of the weekend's flooding like this one taken by Marcus Arnold showing the conditions in Sankey Valley.
Villagers in Rainford reported that the brook there was almost bursting its banks after the melting snow added to its already high level.
MOST hilarious weather moment of the weekend came when a BBC regional forecaster said on the late Friday bulletin, when St Helens was already under a foot of snow, that we would be waking up to frosty conditions on Saturday morning!
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This leads to much more water run-off into the drains instead of soaking into the ground. Also the number of apartments being built and draining off into existing drainage systems.
Just my thoughts, what do other readers think?
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I think I'm as sad to see this series over as I was when I first read the series years ago. There's some series I'm sorry to see end because I just love the characters so much that I hate to see them go. In this case, the story was so good that I'm sorry to see the masterpiece end. And yet I think it was ended very well. That was the place to do it. This last book altogether was very good. I don't know that I can say anything that has not been said about this series. It's becoming a classic for a reason. I'm glad I took the time to reread the series this year. And I have to say that listening to Jim Dale narrate these audio books has also been a treat. Dale is a very talented narrator. This series is highly recommended.
I miss the magical fun and Hogwarts in HP7, but I love the book just the same. The mythology of the Hallows, the way all the elements come together, the echos of other literary traditions and mythologies, the "it is a far, far better thing" tone of the end--I love getting wrapped up in the whole thing. And I don't care what anyone else says, the epilogue is brilliant. ~11 August 2014
One of my favorites in terms of story developments. So much comes together here, and it's quite satisfying to see that happen. But for overall cohesion of plot and character interaction, six or three (or four) is better. ~30 November 2010
Second reread for me for HP7. I have a terrible time remembering all the ins and outs of how this one comes together when I'm not reading it, but I enjoy it immensely while I am reading it. Chapter Thirty-Six makes me cry, and (again, standing against what I gather is popular opinion), I love the Epilogue. It doesn't quite get that last star from me simply because it fails (though I don't think it's even trying--nor do I really think it ought to) at the delight the other HPs imbue. I don't really see that as a flaw, especially as I think Rowling does an excellent job of pulling her mythos together here, but the unrelenting, nightmare-making darkness detracts just a bit from the book's enjoyability for me. ~21 June 2009
This is the best one of the series.It couldn't have been any better.One of my favorites of all time.
The first thing that was perfect in this book was one couldn't guess the ending.We all knew at the ending Voldemort will die.But there was no way you could guess how that was gonna happen.And also we knew Harry had to find and destroy all the horcruxes but you just couldn't imagine how that would happen either.A small twist in the story line revealed such important things like when Harry and his friends were captured and brought to the Malfoy mansion a small event happened.But from that small twist they found out one of the horcruxes and Harry became the elder wand's true master.Those plot twists were amazing.
Every possible question and confusion of the readers was answered perfectly.I also liked the idea of bringing back small things from the past books and weaved them perfectly in this one to solve the issues.Those touch from past books made it more real.
The emotions were perfectly shown of every character whether it was Ron's outburst or Dobby's loyalty or Harry's grief of loosing his friends and beloved one.I was crying myself when Dobby died saving Harry from the Malfoy mansion.
And there were surprises at every corner like Dumbledore's disturbing past,revelation of Snape's true intention,Harry being the last horcrux himself.I also liked the ending where Harry didn't have to kill Voldemort himself but the bad boy was killed by his own mistakes backfiring.
So what a reader could want any more than that?There was mystery,there was tension,excitement,epic battle and also emotional touch.I am sure was overwhelmed.The only sad thing was I had to say bye to Harry.
So, I first read this on the day it came out, as a page turning speed read in a blur of 'I must know what happens!'. So I wanted to come back to it and reread it so I could actually remember what happened. Although actually, by the time we got to the final battle at Hogwarts, I was back into a frantic speedread of 'I must know what happens!' So that didn't quite work out. I do think this book reads a bit like 'there has been hype that one of the Loved Characters is going to die, so every chapter has someone Nearly Dying'. (For what it's worth, much as I like Fred and Tonks and Remus, the hype was clearly intended to imply a More Significant Character. I mean, I'm glad they all survived, don't get me wrong, and they are children's books, after all.) And they mostly succeed because Voldie is a pretty stupid bad guy. I mean, some if it is Deliberate Fatal Flaw of not trusting and loving, which I will accept, but some of it is just stupidity. But yes, the characters we all know and love run around and save the day, Neville is amazing (yay!) and they all live happily ever after. (Better book without the epilogue though, _so_ saccharine!)
I've been a die-hard Harry Potter fan for years now, still am, and the anticipation of this final book was unlike anything I had ever witnessed. I was over the moon with excitement. Pottermania was more than just colorful costumes, or wand-waving, or playing quidditch in your backyard. The story had an elemental substance, a cross-cultural testament to true living. The magic was greater than the sum of its parts. How can something like that not end on a high note? The Deathly Hallows, the last act of one of the most celebrated sagas of our generation, concludes not as the triumph it could have been but as an embarrassing, hollow groan. JK Rowling was either incapable or unwilling to deliver an HP novel worthy of her prior standards.
Unforgivable Plot Holes.
Most fantasy stories have plot holes to a degree, and the previous Potter books are no exception. It all comes down to whether or not the story allows for a reasonable suspension of belief within the context of the created world. The disparities in Deathly Hallows range from forgivable to lazy to incompetent, and it shows a monumental lack of care when your easiest-to-fix plot problems somehow survive all manuscript revisions. It's a screw-you to devoted readers.
The top 3 offenses: (1) Wand lore and the Elder Wand. It's unbeatable unless it's not (see Dumbledore v Grindelwald) or it's unbeatable unless its allegiance has been transferred to another wand (Seriously?). (2) The name taboo. So the ministry can track anyone anywhere in seconds if they say a certain word? Why not put taboos on a whole host of words? This one isn't even worth trying to explain away. It was a cheap plot trick in order to get Harry captured at just the right moment. (3) Harry's blood protection. According to Dumbledore at Kings Cross, Harry will not be harmed as long as Voldemort lives because of the blood infusion thing from back in book 4. Essentially, there's no risk to Harry in the final battle. No risk = No dramatic tension. And that's not even the end of it. By simply being present at the finale, Harry shields his friends from harm too.
Runner-up offenses: The slipshod introduction of the Hallows, the sorting hat as a replicator of Gryffindor Swords, JKR's convenient 180 on what happens when a secret keeper dies, Hermione summoning Horcruxes for Dummies out of the headmaster's office, why Dumbledore never mentioned the lost diadem to Harry, why nobody ever noticed Snape's patronus, how house elves can be summoned instantaneously to and from any location regardless of magical protections, and coincidental close calls everywhere—breaking into the ministry, breaking into Gringotts, locating horcruxes, escaping from the Malfoy Manor—ALL are successful because of timely dumb luck.
Character Inconsistencies.
You can pair this one with plot because radical changes in character were likely needed to smooth over the worst of the story problems. For example, there's no believable reason for why Voldemort would open his mind up to Harry again after he intentionally closed it in the last book. But if he didn't, then Harry wouldn't have received the vital information he needed to advance. Also, Voldemort's IQ seems to have taken a nose dive since we last saw him in book 5. It's a good thing though because Harry and team wouldn't have had a chance in hell otherwise (see above, re: luck). By the end it was like Voldemort had wandered over into a Scooby-Doo cartoon. "Gaaahhhhh! I would've gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you kids!"
And then there's Harry casting unforgivable curses. This isn't the same Harry as from book 5 when he attempts the Cruciatus Curse in a fit of rage against Bellatrix after she murders his godfather. There he was like a child mishandling his dad's rifle. This time around Harry shows no trepidation. He finds them convenient to get want he needs—no, no, no! That's what the bad guys do!
Other inconsistencies: Dumbledore has a sordid past, but that's not as disconcerting as the present-day Dumbledore being revealed as a manipulative jerk. Snape drops a few IQ points by never putting 2 and 2 together regarding Voldemort's horcruxes. Harry and Ginny—are they even an item? Hermione seems less assertive which is characteristically backwards for her. Ron turns out okay though. Heck he might even be the only main character to show consistent, believable growth.
Hogwarts. Or lack thereof.
Plot and character account for the majority of problems in DH, and had they been fixed, I think the the whole thing might have been adequate. Nevertheless, JKR took a risk by not having Harry, Ron and Hermione attend their 7th year at Hogwarts. It was never really a choice given the narrative starting point of DH, and it's difficult to imagine the trio hunting horcruxes while being hunted by V and the ministry all while studying for their NEWTs. I think book 6 and maybe book 5 would have played out differently had this alternate universe occurred. In hindsight, removing Hogwarts as the central setting of DH gutted the story of its essential awe and heart. The school is as much a character in HP as are its inhabitants.
This is my third reading of Deathly Hallows. I read it once when it came out in 2007, once soon after in order to process the train wreck I had just read, and once more this year, seven years on. My hope was that time would allow me to give an honest review of a convoluted book so blindly adored by the world, and it has. DH is even worse than I remember. I love the world of Harry Potter and this final installment is an insult to thinking fans everywhere who respect the whole as more than mere stories for children.
How can Voldemort and his wicked forces have such power and yet be unable to destroy a mild-mannered and rather disorganized schoolboy? In a short story this discrepancy might be handled and also swiftly resolved in favor of one outcome or another, but over the course of seven full-length books the mystery, at least for this reader, loses its ability to compel, and in this culminating episode the enterprise actually becomes tedious. Is there really no Death Eater or dementor who is able to grasp the simple advantage of surprise?
In the end, no one plays Quidditch.
That's about the only spoiler I'm willing to reveal about the final chapter in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," Book 7 and the close of J.K. Rowling's wonderfully entertaining series. If the review seems a little vague as a result, well, tough. I'm not ruining this for fans who have waited 10 years to learn the outcome of the final showdown between the Boy Who Lived and He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named, and wanted to savor the last time they would ever pick up a new "Harry Potter" book.
Nowadays, the story of the boy and his author is as familiar as the Nativity. Harry Potter, the unloved orphan with the weird-ass scar, turns out to be not just a wizard but—for reasons he can barely recall—one of the most famous wizards in the whole wide wizarding world. And thanks to hundreds of millions of books bought, read and loved, J.K. Rowling, once dowdy and grouchy and broke, is now as prettily patrician as a Redgrave sister, and richer than the royals.
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The heart of Book 7 is a hero's mission--not just in Harry's quest for the Horcruxes, but in his journey from boy to man--and Harry faces more danger than that found in all six books combined, from the direct threat of the Death Eaters and you-know-who, to the subtle perils of losing faith in himself. Attentive readers would do well to remember Dumbledore's warning about making the choice between "what is right and what is easy," and know that Rowling applies the same difficult principle to the conclusion of her series. While fans will find the answers to hotly speculated questions about Dumbledore, Snape, and you-know-who, it is a testament to Rowling's skill as a storyteller that even the most astute and careful reader will be taken by surprise.
A spectacular finish to a phenomenal series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is a bittersweet read for fans. The journey is hard, filled with events both tragic and triumphant, the battlefield littered with the bodies of the dearest and despised, but the final chapter is as brilliant and blinding as a phoenix's flame, and fans and skeptics alike will emerge from the confines of the story with full but heavy hearts, giddy and grateful for the experience. --Daphne Durham
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(Frankfort, KY) -- Preliminary statistics* indicate that three people died in three separate crashes on Kentucky's roadways from Monday, Feb. 11 through Sunday, Feb. 17, 2013.
One single-fatality, motor vehicle crash occurred in each of the following counties: Floyd, Hopkins and Jefferson. The victims in Floyd and Jefferson counties were not wearing seat belts. The crash in Hopkins County involved the suspected use of alcohol.
Through Feb. 17, preliminary statistics* indicate that 57 people have lost their lives on Kentucky roadways during 2013. This is 32 less than reported for this time period in 2012. Of the 48 motor vehicle fatalities, 27 victims were not wearing seat belts. One of the two motorcycle fatalities was not wearing a helmet. Six pedestrians have been killed. One fatality involving an animal drawn vehicle has been reported. A total of 12 fatalities have resulted from crashes involving the suspected use of alcohol.
As of Feb. 17, Kentucky has had 16 days with zero highway fatalities reported during 2013.
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Until recently the EU enlargement used to be the most effective instrument in the EU foreign policy. Thanks to this policy at the turn of the 20th and 21st century profound and positive changes took place in the Baltic countries, Central Europe, Balkans and Turkey. Nowadays, however, the enlargement is facing a serious crisis. This publication is an outcome of a common Czech-Polish initiative with the European dimension (more information here).
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Tincho Cocktails – and more! – on the patio of Bloomingfoods East
Over 21? Please join us on the patio of Bloomingfoods East from 5pm to 8pm on Saturday, July 16. We'll have live music, food, and over thirty wines available for tasting. Wind up the festivities of the annual Bloomingfoods MAD CAD Day with this special celebration in honor of the member-owners and customers who have made Bloomingfoods your locally-grown community owned grocery for the past 35 years.
Some of the wine highlights include three from Bouchaine Vineyards: Chardonnay, Carneros Pinot Noir, and Bouche d'Or desert Chardonnay.
Bouchaine Vineyards, the oldest continually operated family-owned winery in the Carneros region of Napa Valley, has earned the Napa Valley Green Certification, an endorsement of their sustainable farm practices.
We'll pair Bouchaine Chardonnay with Delice de Mon Sire, a creamy, smooth and deliciously rich Brie. The tropical fruit and peach flavors of the Chardonnay compliment the rich cheese, while the bright acidity of the wine cuts right through the Brie's dense texture, leaving your palette fresh and ready for another bite.
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Bouchaine's Bouche d'Or, or Taste of Gold, refers to this wine's amber color and luscious, sweet honey-apricot fragrance. Seasoned with a touch of aromatic Riesling, this special late harvest Chardonnay is delicate in weight and smooth in texture.
¿Qué es un Tincho? We're excited to offer a new-to-us wine from Argentina, New Age, a blend of Sauvignon Blanc and Malvasia. With an alcohol content of only 9%, this wine is semi-sweet and slightly effervescent, featuring aromas of fresh flowers and citrus. We will be serving New Age over ice with a slice of lime. This crisp and delicious cocktail, called Tincho in Argentina, is perfect for beating the summer heat.
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NEW YORK -—NEW YORK (AP) - Former professional cyclist Tyler Hamilton has been subpoenaed to appear before a grand jury, though his attorney refused to say whether it has anything to do with a federal investigation involving former teammate Lance Armstrong.
Chris Manderson said late Friday that Hamilton, a teammate of Armstrong on the U.S. Postal Service team, "understands his legal obligations" and will cooperate with the grand jury.
"I can't comment on whether it's the Lance Armstrong doping case," Manderson told The Associated Press. "I can't comment on anything other than the fact that it's been received and he will cooperate."
Hamilton is among several former teammates and staff members of Armstrong to have been contacted by investigators since disgraced cyclist Floyd Landis went public with allegations of organized doping on the U.S. Postal Service team. Armstrong was the leader of the team, which later become Discovery Channel, and helped him win a record seven Tour de France titles.
Armstrong has continually denied doping allegations, and recently hired former federal prosecutor Bryan D. Daly to represent him in the face of possible fraud and doping violations.
The cancer survivor returned from a brief retirement to finish third in the Tour last year, and is 23rd in the overall standings with two stages left in this year's race. The team that Armstrong helped organize, Team Radioshack, leads the team standings.
The questions about doping have followed Armstrong throughout this year's race, which he has already announced will be his final Tour de France. Armstrong said that he wants to devote more time to his family and the Livestrong Foundation.
Landis served as a support rider for Armstrong from 2002-04, before leaving for Swiss team Phonak and winning the 2006 Tour. He was later stripped of his title for doping and fought the charges until May, when he finally admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs throughout his career and implicated Armstrong in organized doping.
Three-time Tour de France champion Greg LeMond, a fierce critic of Armstrong, also has reportedly been served with a grand jury subpoena as part of the investigation.
Hamilton was never on the same team with Landis, riding with the U.S. Postal Service team in support of Armstrong until 2001. He won the 2004 Olympic gold medal in the time trial in Athens, but failed a test for blood doping afterward and eventually served a two-year suspension.
Hamilton returned to racing and won the 2008 U.S. road championship, but retired last spring after admitting that he took an antidepressant that contained the banned steroid DHEA. He was officially banned from cycling for eight years, and has since founded Tyler Hamilton Training, a company that helps coach all levels of cyclists.
"He really didn't want to be involved in this, but when the federal government comes calling, you have to answer," said Manderson, who has also represented Hamilton in the past. "He would rather focus on his battle with depression and his training business."
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As per the State of New York Dog Law, all Dogs residing in a Township MUST be licensed. Therefore:
The Town of Indian Lake will be conducting a dog enumeration (census) beginning June 1, 2014. As required by Article 7 of the New York State Agriculture and Markets Law, any dog four (4) months of age or older must be licensed within the TOWN they reside in. Please license your dog(s) at the Town Clerk's Office, Pelon Road, Indian Lake NY 12842-(518)648-5211 or remit by mail to: Indian Lake Town Clerk, PO Box 730, Indian Lake, NY 12842 and include the following:
1. Rabies Certification from the Veterinarian
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All dogs should be licensed in the Month of their Rabies Vaccination.
The fees prior to enumeration per dog are as follows:
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Once the enumeration begins, an additional enumeration fee of $5.00 for any unlicensed dog will be charged.
If you have any questions regarding licensing your dog, please contact me at the number above.
For your information: the County will be offering a "Free" Rabies Clinic at the Ski hut on May 18th from 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Thank you in advance for your participation and cooperation of the Dog Law.
Julie A. Clawson, Town Clerk/Tax Collector
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Click on the link to go to the County website, then click on the Indian Lake Tentative Roll 2014 on the left side of the page.


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NILES, Ohio--The long wait for baseball in the Mahoning Valley ended tonight, as the Scrappers hosted the Jamestown Jammers at Eastwood Field in the first of three games to open the 2013 season.
While the crack of the bats filled the Niles air throughout the contest, it was defense that prevailed through the majority of the ball game. In the 4th inning, Jammers 1st baseman Edwin Espinal flew out to Scrappers right fielder Juan Romero. The Mahoning Valley outfielder then showed off his tremendous arm strength, throwing out Jammers center fielder Harold Ramirez at 2nd base to complete the double play and end the inning.
Romero again showed his defensive exploits the following inning, throwing out Jamestown right fielder Jesus Vasquez, as the Jammer base runner tried to extend a single into a double.
It was the top of the seventh inning where things started heading south for the Scrappers. Down 2-0, they loaded the bases with no one out courtesy of a Juan Herrera double, a Josh McAdams single and a Ryan Battaglia walk.
However, a pop up, pick off throw and a strikeout would send Mahoning Valley back to the dugout without scoring a run. With the momentum back on Jamestown's side, the Jammers would plate three more runs, including an RBI double in the 8th by Ramirez, to spoil opening night at Eastwood Field with a 5-0 victory.
Mahoning Valley southpaw Luis Lugo threw five innings of work, allowing five hits and striking out two Jammers in a losing effort. The only run he allowed came on the first New York-Penn League homer of the season, as designated hitter Dan Collins belted one into left-center field to put the Jammers on the board in the 2nd inning.
Jamestown right-hander Isaac Sanchez picked up the victory, throwing five innings of shutout baseball, allowing three hits and striking out five Scrappers.
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Northwest Ohioans have been celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day in various ways. One local kitchen decided to fuel King's vision through food and fellowship.
The MLK Kitchen for the Poor has been serving meals to Toledoans in need for more than 40 years. Together, with the Lo Salem Church, it has been providing a special meal and message on MLK Day each year.
Monday's festivities kicked off with song during a church service at Lo Salem Church. Afterwards, volunteers prepared and served a meal at the MLK Kitchen for the Poor.
Organizers say this day is not meant to be a day to sit down, but to stand up and serve everyone, which is how King would have wanted it.
"It's not a day off, it's a day on. And it kind of inspires people to get out and to do things in their community. Everyone has a responsibility to give back. It's not just one person or organization's responsibility. It kind of motivates people to get out and want to do more," explained Erica Parish, with MLK Kitchen for the Poor.
According to organizers at the kitchen, they try to move King's dream forward every day through service. They serve around 200 people daily and Monday was no exception.
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NEW ORLEANS - According to a report from Entertainment Weekly, former Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards, 86, and his wife, Trina Edwards, 34, will star in a reality show on A&E.
The official description reads, "The series follows Trina as she attempts to fit into the former governor's upscale world and busy social life while trying to get along with daughters twice her age and corral her teenage sons. Between school projects, running for president of the Homeowner's Association, fending off skeptics who think she's a gold digger, and thoughts of adding a baby of their own to the mix, the Edwards clan truly represent a new take on the modern family."
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Reviews by kaseydad:
4.75/5 rDev +3.7%
02-09-2014 19:00:35 | More by kaseydad
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4.5/5 rDev -1.7%
06-03-2014 04:48:29 | More by aquazr1
4.75/5 rDev +3.7%
05-17-2013 04:57:46 | More by chossboss
4.75/5 rDev +3.7%
03-16-2014 07:15:27 | More by sourdog
4.5/5 rDev -1.7%
03-12-2014 04:42:16 | More by Cynic-ale
4.95/5 rDev +8.1%
Served in a 6oz snifter on tap.
This is probably the most aromatic IPA I have ever tried. As soon as the bar keep set it down, everyone up and down the bar could smell it. Fresh pine, citrus primary, herbaceous and dank as a secondary impression. A very rounded hop nose
Color is deep gold / orange with a white effervescent head, medium size bubbles. Lighter than what you would expect for a 12%
Taste is a hopsplosion. Basically more of the fully rounded hop nose with the addition the right amount of bitterning, not too much, but still plenty. Good overall citrus and malt balance. For a 12% not a lot of malt or sweetness.
Mouthfeel is creamy, smooth and sticky.
A very big beer overall, but still drinkable. Closest to Pliny the Younger. Highly recommend.
06-15-2014 06:37:09 | More by JerryG
West Virginia
4.75/5 rDev +3.7%
04-29-2014 17:47:13 | More by williamjbauer
4.5/5 rDev -1.7%
05-17-2013 23:54:41 | More by jpbebeau
4.25/5 rDev -7.2%
05-10-2012 21:42:53 | More by Beer21
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5/5 rDev +9.2%
06-03-2013 19:37:25 | More by JulianB
4.88/5 rDev +6.6%
On tap at Apex in Portland
This beer has a lot of hype. I haven't had the younger but I've heard and read that this is a legit rival. The accolades here are just deserved. This is delicious all the way through. Entirely drinkable while only feeling the alcohol vs tasting it. It's an initial grapefruit bomb splashed with tasty hops. The hops takeover but are in no way overpowering. If it weren't for being hammered I could drink this one for quite a while and not tire of it at all. It's thick but not syrupy. Absolutely delicious and happy to have found it before it went away for the year. A must try.
03-27-2013 03:31:11 | More by switzer
4.76/5 rDev +3.9%
Review from notes. Had on tap at Latona.
A: Pours a hazy orange with one finger of sudsy white head on top. Nice head retention, slowly reducing to a thin cap on top. Sheets of lacing form all around the glass.
S: Could smell this beer as soon as it was set in front of me. Tons of citrus and tropical fruits. Grapefruit, tangerine, papaya, and pineapple. There is a faint malty sweetness and a little bit of alcohol as it warms.
T: Follows the aroma with a ton of juicy citrus. More grapefruit, orange, pineapple, and tropical fruit. Very faint malt sweetness, but this one is all hops. Not overly bitter either.
M: Medium to full bodied with moderate carbonation. Relatively easy drinking, probably because it tastes so good. ABV surprising at 12%.
O: Wow, loved this beer. Finished my glass and ordered a second right away. Look forward to having it again.
04-02-2013 00:46:20 | More by mdaschaf
4.75/5 rDev +3.7%
03-10-2014 18:01:09 | More by distantmantra
4.7/5 rDev +2.6%
on tap, brouwers
Hot mama - this stuff is legit. Pungent tropical fruit, blood orange, mandarin, pine. On the sweet side and with enough alcohol heat to keep you honest, but this was really exceptional. Much better than hop venom, imo. Unfortunate that the kegs kick so quickly, would have loved to have more than just one.
03-02-2013 21:49:32 | More by dirtylou
5/5 rDev +9.2%
04-06-2014 04:18:35 | More by SamuelR
4.75/5 rDev +3.7%
06-13-2014 22:34:02 | More by Gonzoillini
4.5/5 rDev -1.7%
05-07-2013 20:54:41 | More by markcp
3.75/5 rDev -18.1%
05-16-2014 18:17:59 | More by jmccraney
3.98/5 rDev -13.1%
32 oz. growler poured into a snifter.
Appearance - Copper body. Not much of a heaf. Big bubbles in the collar. Otherwise just a bit of surface lace.
Smell - Very hoppy. Dank might be the descriptor, but I've never been big on that. Strong pine, grapefruit. Very simcoe-y. Some booze and sweetness.
Taste - Whoa, hoppy, boozy, and dry. Strong hop presence much like the smell. Simcoe and cascade would be my guess. Sweetness is very brief. It drops off quickly and makes it dry.
Mouthfeel - Never seems 12% heavy. Very well attenuated, but that has its pitfalls. Medium carbonation. Rough aftertaste.
Overall - I think I prefer the Hop Venom to this. It is a very impressive IPA for its size. Only a few breweries can pull this off, but this doesn't quite compare to things likr Ephraim.
04-16-2013 01:57:33 | More by Alieniloquium
4.75/5 rDev +3.7%
02-21-2013 02:48:28 | More by FalconA
4.75/5 rDev +3.7%
06-25-2014 04:06:35 | More by MontereyBay831
5/5 rDev +9.2%
02-17-2014 20:04:05 | More by scottgoblue314
4.85/5 rDev +5.9%
On-tap at Toronado (SF), x2. Pours a nice opaque orange with good head + retention. The smell is pungent tropical and citrus fruit with a bit of caramel. I get grapefruit, lemon, orange, mango, and misc. tropical fruits on the taste. It is a bit sweet, but not nearly as much as a lot of other triple IPAs. The feel is a bit resiny but overall this drinks incredibly well for the ABV. Overall, I'm pretty blown away by this one. Easily in my top few double/triple IPAs.
02-28-2014 23:55:20 | More by mc4z
4.48/5 rDev -2.2%
Had on-tap at Apex (2-11). Enjoyed alongside Pliny the Younger to see if the comparison was valid. Nice tropical fruit forward nose and taste, big alcohol warming sensation lets me know to be careful, less bitterness than I expected, a touch sweeter than PtY. Very creamy beer with a slick finish. While very similar in appearance (both beers are pale gold) Notorious looks exceptional with a light amount of haze a fantastic lacing.
05-07-2012 07:49:31 | More by hopsbreath
4.5/5 rDev -1.7%
12-15-2013 01:15:25 | More by Sisky
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The Patriots struggled to beat the Jaguars, the Dolphins got revenge by beating the Bills and the Jets fell in Greg McElroy's first start.
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Thomas has been placed on injured reserve because of a knee injury.||||||| Thomas was hurt in Sunday's win over Jacksonville. He ranks second on the team with 325 yards rushing, averaging 3.6 yards per carry and scoring four touchdowns.
Thomas could be close to returning after returning to full practice this week.||||||| Thomas has already suffered two concussion this season, but could return to the backup role for Reggie Bush in Week 8 against the Jets.
Thomas and Lamar Miller are both active for the Miami Dolphins for Sunday's game against the New York Jets.||||||| When Thomas missed last week's win over Oakland with a concussion, Miller carried 10 times in his NFL debut for 65 yards, including a 15-yard score to seal the victory. They'll back up Reggie Bush.
Thomas has missed practice for the second day in a row because of a concussion, increasing the likelihood Lamar Miller will make his NFL debut Sunday against the Oakland Raiders.||||||| Thomas, the backup to starter Reggie Bush, was hurt in the second quarter of Sunday's season-opening loss at Houston.
Miami running back Daniel Thomas has left Sunday's game against Houston with a head injury.||||||| Thomas was injured on a play where he fumbled just before halftime. He remained on a the field for several minutes before walking off unassisted. The Dolphins said he wouldn't return, but there were no further details on the extent of his injury. He had three carries for 11 yards and one reception for 32 yards before he was injured.


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PhD , Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health , 2008
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Dr. Abraham worked as a biomedical engineer for several years before pursuing a career in epidemiology and public health. She recieved her Masters degree in Biostatistics in 2005 and her Doctoral degree in Epidemiology in 2008 from Johns hopkins University. Dr. Abraham has been on the faculty of the Department of Epidemiology at Johns Hopkins since 2008 and works with the Statistics in Epidemiology group to develop novel methodologic approaches with primary applications in HIV research and chronic kidney disease.
Dr. Abraham works primarily with the data coordinating centers for four large prospective cohort studies housed in the Statistics in Epidemiology group. Her work with the Chronic Kidney Disease in Children (CKiD) Study involves validation and development as well as investigating novel hypotheses related to the progression of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). Some of this work has been translated to the context of HIV, where CKD and other comorbidities are of primary interest in the modern therapy era as HIV-infected individuals are living fuller lives. Dr. Abraham has worked with the Multicenter AIDS Cohort Study (MACS) to elucidate the contribution of HIV-infection to kidney function impairment and the interaction of HIV and CKD in increasing the risk of other sequelae such as anemia.
Dr. Abraham also has an interest in HIV-related cancers such as cervical cancer and HIV drug resistance. Data from the North American AIDS Cohorts Collaboration on Research and Design(NA-ACCORD) is being used to look at questions pertaining to these health problems.
Honors and Awards
August 2009, NIH LRP Awardee, June 2008 Inductee, Delta Omega Society June 2005 Awardee, Thomas and Louis I Dublin Award October 2004 National Institutes of Health Training Grant September 1995 Rehabilitation Engineering Teaching and Training Grant
- Epidemiology
- Epidemiologic Methodology
- HIV Research
- Chronic Kidney Disease Research
- Cataract Epidemiology
- Pediatric Nephrology
- Biostatistics
- Missing Data Methods
- HIV Drug Resistance
- Cervical Cancer
- oral cancer
* Name change from Alison Elaine Gump (Gump A) to Alison Gump Abraham
Furth SL, Abraham AG, Jerry-Fluker J, Schwartz GJ, Benfield M, Kaskel F, Wong C, Mak RH, Moxey-Mims M, Warady BA. Metabolic Abnormalities, Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors, and GFR Decline in Children with Chronic Kidney Disease. Clin J Am Soc Nephrol. 2011 Sep;6(9):2132-40. PMID: 21841064
Abraham AG, Lau B, Deeks S, Moore RD, Zhang J, Eron J, Harrigan R, Gill MJ, Kitahata M, Klein M, Napravnik S, Rachalis A, Rodriguez B, Rourke S, Benson...