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The site of the soon-to-be Ray of Sunshine Bakery in Downtown Rutland is shown on Sunday.Two farmers market regulars are moving into downtown storefronts.
Ray of Sunshine Bakery and Vermont Truffle Company are both poised to join the ranks of Rutlands downtown merchants. The bakery will occupy the small vacant storefront adjacent to the Center Street entrance to the alley, while Vermont Truffle Company is in the process of buying the space occupied by the Something Sweet candy shop.
Ive been working for Price Chopper for about 15 years, said John Ray III of Center Rutland, owner of Ray of Sunshine. The last few years I was in grocery management and it wasnt making me happy. My passion lies in the kitchen. I followed my dream and here I am.
Rays background includes 11 years on the night shift at Price Choppers bakery, three years at Tastee Bakery and time as a cook at Royals Hearthside. More recently, hes been selling artisan breads at the farmers market.
I decided to do something totally off the wall and unique, he said.
Ray started from a 100-year-old recipe for Italian peasant bread and tweaked it with ingredients from cheese to vegetables to bacon. He also makes focaccia.
I became a master gardener back in 2010 and I grow a lot of the herbs myself, he said. Everything I do is local. ... That means a lot to me. I have kids and I worry about what they eat and whats out there.
Ray said he is shooting to open June 9 and will do bread, rolls, pies, cookies and pastries. He said he expects to be open from around 10 or 10:30 a.m. to around 6 p.m.
Im not going to be like a typical bakery open at 6 in the morning, he said. I want to be open at 5 oclock when people get out.
He said he will also continue to sell at area farmers markets.
Thats how I got noticed and I dont want to change that, he said. The storefront is only going to help me get my bread out to a wider market.
Stephen Montanez of Mendon, who owns Vermont Truffle Company with his wife, Anna, said he did not want to go into the same level of detail as Ray regarding his plans as they had not yet closed on the building as of Friday.
Our intention is to move our production facility from our residence to that facility and also have a retail location, he said. Were probably making around 40,000 to 50,000 truffles a year. Well certainly be doing other products in addition to truffles everythings still not 100 percent.
Montanez said they hope to close on the building by the end of June and that if everything goes according to plan, they will be open by foliage season.
A third property may also be in play as city records indicate the former Sabbys bar and restaurant was sold Monday. The transfer lists R.O.C. Associates of Killington as the new owner, though a search of the Vermont Secretary of States database did not turn up such a company. The sales price for the building and its contents was listed as $200,000.
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As the conflicts over Obamacare and the raising of the debt ceiling continue in the US Congress, it is becoming clear that those battles are not merely Republican versus Democrat, but also Republican versus Republican.
With just days left to pass a spending bill before a Government shutdown, backstage infighting burst into the open as Republican House Speaker John Boehner attempted to persuade his colleagues to vote for a bill that would increase the debt limit, while hindering the implementation of the Affordable Healthcare Act. At least 20 House Republicans remained unsatisfied and refused to discuss lifting the debt ceiling unless Government spending was addressed.
Republican Mo Brooks of Alabama told the National Journal he did not believe Mr Boehner's package would pass, despite containing "a lot of goodies". Mr Brooks said: "It does not cut spending and does not solve the problem."
In the Senate, Tennessee Republican Bob Corker accused his colleague Ted Cruz of turning the prospect of a shutdown into an opportunity for self-promotion, after Mr Cruz spent more than 21 hours speaking on the Senate floor in protest at the legislation. Mr Cruz, the junior Senator from Texas, insisted that if fellow Republicans passed the budget, it would amount to tacit support of Obamacare. He later voted in favour of the bill. "I don't think ever in the history of the Senate that we've had a 21-hour filibuster and then the person carrying out the filibuster voted for the issue they were filibustering," Mr Corker said.
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Linux hardware drivers still have room for improvement
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Now that most of my key
Intel Ivy Bridge
tests under Linux have been completed for now, this morning I began trying out the
Core i7 3770K
when using *BSD. Well, at least trying to test out BSD...
First I tried running Debian GNU/kFreeBSD using the latest daily net install image as of 22 June so the very latest packages were to be used. Debian's text-based installer booted on the Ivy Bridge i7-3770K system with the ECS motherboard I've been using in many other Phoronix articles. The text installer worked fine and the installation proceeded without any problems -- the motherboard with Intel's latest chipset also didn't have any network troubles.
However, after Debian GNU/kFreeBSD Wheezy/sid installation with the kFreeBSD 9.0-1-amd64 kernel was complete, it never successfully booted. It was a no go. Trying different UEFI/BIOS settings and other FreeBSD kernel options were tried, but the Ivy Bridge system with Debian GNU/kFreeBSD never successfully booted. The screen would blank and the system would just restart a few seconds into the boot process. Below is a video demonstrating this show-stopping problem. An ATI Radeon X1950PRO (R500) graphics card was also installed in case it came down to an issue with the integrated HD 4000 graphics and the lack of proper driver support there on kFreeBSD, but nothing changed.
Debian GNU/kFreeBSD was then tested on an older Intel system to verify the latest Debian packages were in a sufficient state. When installing on the older Intel hardware, there were no problems at all. The system's running just fine and I'm proceeding with new Debian GNU/kFreeBSD benchmarks there, but that can't be done for Ivy Bridge.
I next proceeded to try out PC-BSD on the Ivy Bridge system. Rather than using the PC-BSD 9.0 release from January, I pulled PCBSD9-STABLE-20120605 from earlier this month to benefit from the latest packages. When booting the Ivy Bridge system with the old Radeon X1950PRO (R500) graphics card installed, it booted similarly to when using the Debian installer. This time around, however, the latest PC-BSD9 packages were trying to use Radeon KMS. However, kernel mode-setting for this old ATI hardware failed, so the X.Org Server failed to start.
The X.Org Server would start when using the VESA driver so that the PC-BSD graphical installer could proceed. However, using the xf86-video-vesa driver led the X1950PRO to not mode-setting at 1920 x 1080 to match the display's native resolution.
When using the Intel Ivy Bridge HD 4000 graphics, there is no KMS/DRM support on FreeBSD at this point for this latest-generation hardware. The VESA driver did work, but some colors were distorted. But making the experience more interesting besides having to battle the sub-standard BSD graphics support is that the USB mouse wouldn't work for this Panther Point motherboard. The USB keyboard would work, but the USB Razer mouse on any of the USB 2.0/3.0 ports on the latest Intel motherboard wouldn't work on PC-BSD.
In the end, running the latest Intel Ivy Bridge CPU with Z77 "Panther Point" motherboard was to no avail using the latest packages on Debian GNU/kFreeBSD and PC-BSD 9-STABLE in an "out of the box" manner or with basic tweaks. However, the two BSD operating systems did work just fine on older hardware with these packages, so at least there will be some new benchmarks there in the coming days on Phoronix.
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Original Works Publishing has just released two imaginative comedies, The Arctic Circle and Trog and Clay. Copies may be purchased via the OWP website, www.originalworksonline.com. Kindle editions for all titles are available now via the Amazon Kindle Store.
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Synopsis: A Brechtian comedy about a woman in a troubled marriage who travels through time, space and Sweden to reexamine her past relationships for solutions to her newly found troubles. Unable to get the clear answers she needs, she must look inside herself to find what she is looking for.
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Republicans are poised to win more gubernatorial seats in 2010 than in any election during the past 90 years - a feat that would eclipse the 24 seats won during the "Republican Revolution" of 1994, a new study shows.
The GOP also has a good chance to challenge the party's tally of 29 seats it won in 1920, its best showing during the 20th and 21st centuries, according to an analysis by Smart Politics, a nonpartisan blog.
"We are going to see a historic or near-historic year for the GOP" in gubernatorial elections," said Eric J. Ostermeier, a University of Minnesota professor who writes and moderates Smart Politics.
While the 1994 elections are best known for the Republican's 54-seat swing in the House, the two dozen governor seats won by the party that year was the most since the 24 seats it captured in 1966. The GOP also won 24 seats in 1928.
Yet Republican gubernatorial candidates are looking even stronger in 2010 than in 1994. The latest public opinion surveys give Republicans the advantage in 28 of 37 states holding gubernatorial elections this year, says Smart Politics, which is run by the Center for the Study of Politics and Governance at the University of Minnesota's Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs.
"A lot of these polls are obviously fluid and a lot of these are within the margin of error, but they're almost all tilting toward the Republicans in a lot of these tossup states," Mr. Ostermeier said. "So 25 [seats] is definitely a number I think that the Republican Governors Association is going to try to hit."
Polling shows that gubernatorial candidates in 15 of these states would win by double digits: Alaska, Arizona, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Nevada, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah and Wyoming.
GOP candidates also have more narrow advantages in Alabama, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Maine, Michigan, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Vermont and Wisconsin, the blog says.
Democrats currently lead in the latest polling in just seven states: Arkansas, California, Hawaii, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire and New York. Independent candidate and former Republican senator Lincoln Chafee has a narrow lead in Rhode Island, the blog says.
Maryland Democratic Gov. Martin O'Malley is in a tight re-election race against former Republican Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. Some pollsters show Mr. O'Malley with a slight advantage, although a Rasmussen Reports survey from early June shows the race as dead even.
The predicted Republican wave is due somewhat to a large number of open gubernatorial seats, political experts say.
"We have some semi-popular Democratic governors who are term limited, which is giving Republicans an opportunity - even in a GOP-leaning year which they may not necessarily have as strong a chance," Mr. Ostermeier said.
Of the 1,775 gubernatorial races from 1900 through 2009, Democrats won 923 times, or 52 percent, while Republicans won 831, or 46.8 percent, Mr. Ostermeier's research shows. Third party candidates won 21 times, or 1.2 percent.
To help its cause, the Republican Governors Association (RGA) says it just wrapped up its largest fundraising quarter in its history. The RGA raised $18.9 million for the second quarter of 2010, which ended June 30. That brings its fundraising total for the year to $28 million.
The RGA says it has $40 million cash on hand after spending $10 million in political expenditures for the year.
"The Republican Governors Association has the momentum, message and money needed to make massive gains this November," RGA Executive Director Nick Ayers said last week.
The Democratic Governors Association (DGA), meanwhile, raised $9.1 million in the second quarter and has about $22 million in cash on hand.
But Democrats contend they're not conceding a Republican gubernatorial landslide without a fight. The DGA says it had its best-ever fundraising for the first six months of the year, bringing in more than $17 million through June.
DGA Executive Director Nathan Daschle said last week that, given the "mass donor exodus" from the Republican National Committee to the RGA, "we never expected to out-raise the RGA."
"But we have marshaled historic resources to compete aggressively across the map," he said. "With marquee states like California, Florida and Texas up for grabs, more Americans could have a Democratic governor after November than ever before."
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Man, this is the first 5 star rating I've given. I'm an elite jazz musician and I find it hard to find music that I respect. I love video game music, especially old school stuff and Mario, not only did you properly capture the vibe of the original piece but your additions are amazing and delightful to listen to! I heard some sick break beats, and some really great counter lines, excellent idea to add some harmony in the background. The strings are great too. Keep it up bro!
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i think that you should keep up this great work I showed this to my teacher and saying that you have some talented work there my friend...Lawl
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NEW ORLEANS—GB Lodging, LLC, a New York-based hotel investment, development and asset management firm, and Provenance Hotels, a hotel owner, operator and management company based in Portland, OR, have partnered to purchase the Ambassador Hotel in New Orleans. Both companies have significant equity commitments to the project and will collaborate on a renovation of the hotel, which will embrace the Ambassador's location in a former 19th-century coffee warehouse.
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"With its deep independent experience and strong track record in the lifestyle space, we're delighted to partner with Provenance Hotels, an operator who is uniquely suited to offer an intensely local experience at this terrific location. We are eager to become part of New Orleans' renaissance and anticipate the renovation's completion in the fall of 2014," Bruce Blum, president and co-founder of GB Lodging, said in a statement.
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As members of the fourth generation in one of the few remaining independent lighting companies, it wasn't assumed that twins Edwin and Martin Rambusch would join the family business. Their father, Viggo, asked his sons: Why do you want to work here? Their answers to that question influenced which of the company's divisions each now oversees: lighting for Edwin and crafts for Martin. Edwin's liberal arts education and his Master of Lighting from Parsons make him a skilled problem solver. Connecting with clients and attention to detail are the hallmarks of the company's working methodology, and the name Rambusch remains synonymous with experience and quality.
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Adam Heller has joined lighting manufacturer Electrix as its Vice President of Sales for its Architectural and Custom division.
Sean O'Connor of Sean O'Connor Lighting shares his thoughts on lighting design in this One-on-One interview.
Architectural Lighting invites you to forward new product releases for editorial consideration in our Annual Product Issue. Deadline is March 2, 2015. Luminaires, light sources, and lighting products that have been released after May 2014, qualify.
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