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"In this current era, breasts mean everything. If you have breasts, you are guaranteed wealth and popularity. If you lack them, you are rarely considered \"human\". Members of the Manyuu Clan help raise the future big breasts. Written on a secret scroll possessed by the clan, there is said to be various techniques on how to grow big and beautiful breasts. Chifusa is to be successor of the clan. However, she takes the secret scroll and runs away with it, hoping to fight against the cruel world" -FROM: watchanimeon.com
How can I take this seriously? How can someone even conceive such a terrible idea? How high much drugs does it take for you to think about something like this? This is literally the stupidest idea I have ever seen and the most imbecile way I could have thought it executed.
Ok, I'll start with the good news if, out of some sort of insane suicide attempt, want to watch this it won't take a lot of time since its only 12 episode, it does get better. Hear me out on this one, it's not really that it gets better; it's just that it gets less worse, if you can make it past episode one and two, you can pretty much survive the whole, painful, thing (episode 2 has a part with breast illusions, watch out). Story wise, everything was horrible, the fact that they focus EVERYTHING on boobs (yes, even the drama and romance) takes all the serious or the appreciation out of this, I can't emphasise enough the fact that this anime did everything wrong. My brain literally hurt out because of the imbecility of this anime. The plot was horribly conceived, the places were clichéd, the situations were predictable and the jokes were repetitive and boring. As for the setting, I refer you to my rage quit about a much better anime than this one (said anime is still bad) Kore wa Zombie Desu Ka? . I feel profoundly insulted by this anime, how dumb does it think we are? How can I say this… they invented such stupid things… such as breast hunts… to pull off this thing, it's just a mishmash of someone's fetishes mixed with a whole lot more horrible ideas. By the end of this, I am seriously considering the fact they did a brainstorm and decided to only take the most idiotic ideas they had. To top it off, they actually finish with a ''sequel'' possible ending, if I see a second one of this I swear someone is getting hurt.
Ok, I tried looking at the censored version and it was just fucking hilarious, it's just a whole bunch of beams of light blinding you and it literally destroys everything the anime is. Although I wouldn't recommend this crap, if you ABSOLUTELY NEED to watch this, watch it uncensored, at least you'll see something other than beams of light.
The boobs in this anime were boobs, some were big and some were small. I'm not sure about the characters though, since the camera always seemed to be away from them and focusing on their boobs, so I figure the characters must not be important. They all sucked, and were all horribly annoying clichés. They tried to create some backstory, but then linked everything to boobs again so it went nowhere. They try to integrate romance, this fails as well, for the same reason. This is just dumb, I can't take a look at these characters if they fail to be characters and keep staying walking pairs.
Art can be resumed to nicely drawn, physically impossible (in that many women) breasts. That's it, animation was horrible a part from that, there even are times where they talk to another character and the lips don't even move.
Music was horrible, the only thing bearable was the opening song and sequence since it wasn't filled with boobs.
In the end, this is just breast porn, and boring one too. It brings literally nothing to watch this anime. It was THE most horrible anime I have watched, as it was simply plain bad. The only good thing was maybe the art, and even that's almost stretching it. This anime is basically the epitome of what gives us, anime watchers, a bad reputation. That loli and incest (none is contained in this, for loli, there might be some incest, can't remember).
As far as this goes, avoid this at all cost, by any means necessary.
Best quote: ''This temple is made to isolate the karma of one's tits''
Entertainment: 1/10, if I wanted porn I would have just searched for porn.
Value as a whatever the hell this anime is supposed to be: 1/10, a massacre
PS: I watched the censored version and that was funny as hell, I have never seen so many random light beams. It's hilariously bad, the uncensored version was plainly bad… if you in to see boobs get groped, squashed, touched, manipulated, THEN THIS SHIT IS FOR YOUR WANKING.


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WAXAHACHIE — Maybe it's an over-reaction to the recent Supreme Court ruling against prayer before football games. Or perhaps it's due to a shift in focus from public to private or home education.
Whichever, churches seem to be largely inactive in Ellis County public schools.
In a phone survey of Waxahachie churches, only one reported was 'working on' an outreach program in the public schools. Another indicated a strong commitment to participation in Meet you at the Pole, but said its main outreach focus was to the community rather than the schools.
According to Kelly Shackleford of the Free Market Foundation, response to the recent prayer ruling may have something to do with it. '(Some districts) totally over react and (prohibit) all kinds of things that are unconstitutional, that students can do and could not be interfered with,' Shackleford said. 'We put up a letter on the web site that people were giving to administrators (about) not over-reacting to the football decision.' The Free Market Foundation is an organization that provides funding for litigation involving religious freedom, sanctity of life, and family values. In a current case, Shackleford is representing Greenville teacher Karen Barrow.
'Ms. Barrow waited patiently for 10 years with her principal's certificate,' said Shackleford. 'A job came open for assistant principal. (The district) had a committee of faculty and administrators who unanimously said she was the best choice. She went to a meeting with the superintendent and he said, 'Congratulations, you've been chosen. You've got the job as long as you'll take your children out of private school.''
Shackleford said Barrow refused to move her children from the school they were attending, and the superintendent responded she would never be promoted in the district as long as her children were in private school.
'You can't do that,' Shackleford continued. 'Parents have a fundamental right to direct the upbringing and education of their children. You can't have somebody tell any citizen what they are supposed to do with their children and their upbringing.'
Shackleford emphasizes Christians should remember and exercise their right to religious freedom, even in the public schools.
'(The school administrator's) job is to be neutral, not to push and not to inhibit - stay out of the way,' he said. 'Simply put, from the student's standpoint, students have a right to initiate any religious activity they want as long as it does not cause a material and substantial disruption to the classroom.'
Churches may be over-reacting as well, choosing not to initiate activities in public schools that may be deemed inappropriate in the current political climate. Instead, many churches have chosen to focus their energies on private schools, and others support large contingents of home-schooling families.
But in this area at least, public schools seem receptive to the Christian influence.
Fellowship of Christian Athletes, a national organization that seeks to teach students how to bring others to know Christ through athletics, has active chapters in Red Oak, Ferris, Waxahachie, and Rice to name a few. Coach Tal Sanders, who sponsors the group in Ferris, says he has encountered a supportive atmosphere in the district.
Sanders also holds a coach's outreach Bible study in his office on campus, which generally has two to six participants.
'It's to support the coaches in what they do,' Sanders said. 'Coaches have one of the biggest influences on kids.'
Sanders said First Baptist Church of Ferris had been holding regular prayer and Bible Study groups in the cafeteria last year.
'I haven't noticed them this year,' he said, 'but that doesn't mean they aren't just doing it in another area.'
Students at Red Oak High School also hold independent prayer meetings on campus. 'Some students meet together to pray before they go in to school in the morning,' said a Red Oak official.
Shackleford said Christians in the public schools should simply exercise their rights in a non-disruptive manner.
'Can they pass out invitations to religious meetings? Yes!' he said. 'Can they block the hallway to do it? No.
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It is with a heavy heart, that I need to inform you that my wife, Aggie, passed away the morning of September 11, 2013. The following is a tribute that was given at her funeral:
Everyone here today has been touched by Aggie at some point in their life. We would like to celebrate those times in the next few moments and how she showed us how to live a life that Christ wants for all of us.
Born January 25, 1942, number 10 of 14 children, Aggie showed us very early in her life, what she would be like. She understood Jesus's command to "Love one Another as I love you" when at a large family reunion Sunday picnic, where kid races for prizes were common entertainment…..speedy Aggie sacrificed her lead and turned back to help her faltering younger sister, so she too could finish the race.
A blind date, a night of dancing and fun at New Munich Ballroom, our first kiss of goodnight on her front porch, prompted her to say "It must be Infatuation!". I was not good in English and didn't know what the word meant….I agreed because the word had a nice ring to it. It was the spark that led to a beautiful 49 years of wedded life. She knew what she wanted in her husband hunt….I was lucky enough to pass the test.
Aggie never felt completely loved unless you said it. "Don't just do it, Say it!…and often", she would say to me. For me, a tough German man, that was hard to learn because my culture was not free with words when it came to love. But I have learned—It is important to express your love to others, which Aggie instilled in her family and everyone she met. It is the frosting on the cake, complete love is what so many are missing in the world today.
The Lord said "We must want to serve, not be served, to have eternal life in him" , a very simple and clear message. Aggie did just that. First a nurse, then a servant to her growing family of six children, then a teacher's aide for many children at St Mary's school, then an innkeeper for 18 years—where she provided respite for over 10,000 strangers from all over God's green earth, a warm, inviting "Hi, my name is Aggie. Welcome to Cedar Rose Inn!". So much empathy, so much passion,that human connection that relaxed total strangers immediately so they could rest, meditate, and re-align their lives in the comforts of a beautiful old historic home which she totally shared, which she decorated, delicious meals she cooked, a conversation at breakfast that she initiated….all with a "Servant's Heart" as so many guests have told her. She continued to be this servant until her tired body could no longer withstand the pain 2 months ago.
Aggie also carried God's work into the community and St Mary's Church in so many ways. To name a few—–Meals on wheels, Tapestry of Faith, the Cedar Rose Girls Cancer support group, Alexandria hospitality board, and many, many others. She knew what Stewardship meant by endorsing, living and loving nature. Her beloved walks in the woods, and the wild prairie, which she helped restore and shared with so many. Her practicing recycling of waste, recycling of old furniture by her talent for restoration, finding old treasures at garage sales, fixing them up for everyone to enjoy at the inn or give as gifts. Her generous giving of time and money to the church and others in need, her constant command to all to put God first in our lives through prayer, adoration, meditation and gathering at mass, as He said "For whenever two or more gather in my name, I am there".
Aggie was not only a Hospitality Queen, she also loved to party and host parties. She loved wine so much that she and I started our own vineyards and winemaking….wine she actually help make for the Eucharistic Celebration today. The vineyards are a very special place where she could spend working many hours in silence with the Lord (and me). I can still hear her talking to the grapevines during cold winter pruning…..saying things like "You can't grow way over there, I'm sorry but I am going to have to discipline you" as she cut off the out-of-control branch and it dropped to the ground. She used this same philosophy when raising her beautiful children. Jesus said " a branch that does not bear fruit must be cut down and thrown in the fire". We all need to be pruned of our bad habits and sins if we wish to bear good fruit. She practiced this discipline for her children in a firm but kind manner which is why they loved her so much. It was not easy for her but she knew her role as a mother.
Aggie's life did not come without pain and suffering. Her acute MS in 1978 left her with many reoccurring aches and pains that perhaps only I knew as she was quick to subdue any sympathy or draw any attention to herself. Her breast cancer in 2006, cured, and then returned this year with a vengance that claimed her beautiful voice, the use of her legs, and eventually every ounce of her energy. But even as she lay paralyzed and exhausted in her bed, she wrestled up the strength to flash that beautiful loving smile….and of course give a little last minute advise and subtle humor, before she faded back into sleep. She didn't pursue God for the why, She accepted her cross with dignity and reiterated her favorite saying of her Mother's many,many times…"Keep on, Keeping On."
The thousands of prayers and thoughts that so many offered to God for Aggie and our family were not offered in vain. God has answered by providing a legacy of life that all of us can remember to help us attain eternal life with Him.
Throughout her life SHE SHOWED ALL OF US HOW TO LIVE, the last few weeks SHE SHOWED US HOW TO DIE, but more importantly, she taught us HOW TO LOVE as she shared with us her line "Always remember me, Loving you". Aggie, your example and spiritual presence will be with our family and all those here forever! We love you and pray for us! You are our Saint!
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It is with a heavy heart, that I need to inform you that my wife, Aggie, passed away the morning of September 11, 2013. The following is a tribute that was given at her funeral:
We have decided to retire from innkeeping and pursue other interests EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2013. For the past 18 years we have appreciated the many guests who have passed through our front doors and made our life so interesting and fulfilling.
We can refer you, with confidence, to two other inns in the Alexandria area that will offer a quality bed and breakfast experience. They are Spirit Cove Lodge, 320-823-7250 www.spiritcovelodge.com and Country Gardens on Lake Mina, 320-762-8502 www.countrygardensonlakemina.com.
If you know of anyone who would be interested in purchasing and operating our inn, please have them contact us at 320-815-3810. Thank you. Florian and Aggie Ledermann, Innkeepers, Cedar Rose Inn.
March is keeping us very busy trying to keep our inn ready for travelers and getting our vineyards pruned for the upcoming spring. Wading around in hip-deep snow is plenty challenging but we know in a few short weeks things will be greeining up and we will all forget these snowy days.
Looking for something special to do this Christmas? Why not combine a stay at Cedar Rose Inn, Dinner downtown at Bella's, and the AAAA Theater performance of " Its a Wonderful Life" ! All within walking distance of the Inn. Just check our Availability Calender and Ticket availability at AAAA Theatre (alexandriaareaarts.org) or give us a call and we can check for you. Merry Christmas
Don't you just love the smell of fresh-roasted coffee when you first open the new bag? Well, Cedar Rose Inn now boasts it's own fresh roast coffee! Staight from the roaster, a 24 hour degassing, and it is in your mug for that early morning pleasure while swinging on the porch!
We purchase the green beans from some really special places—like Boquette,Panama and Costa Rica and Berundi, Africa and roast it daily in our special little roaster just for you. Just a little perk to make your stay a little more enjoyable while at our inn. And like many of our guests say already….I never knew coffee could taste so good!!!
Good News! The Roof is done and we just restored and refinished the hardwood floors on the main floor of Cedar Rose Inn. They are both beautiful! And to celebrate, we are offering a FREE bottle of Wine during the months of February and March to any guests coming to our inn! Besides, it is a very special because, the wine is made exclusively from our 2011 Vintage grapes at Cedar Rose Wild Vineyards. Carlos Creek Winery made a special exclusive White Marquette from our grapes this year and have just bottled and released it for enjoyment. Our white wines from our own cellar are also ready and we think they are very special also. Come and celebrate!
The grape harvest was plentiful, the inn has been decorated for Christmas, and as we write, the roof is being re-shingled. What else could one ask for? After a wonderful busy summer and so many nice guests, we had a lot to be thankful for this Thanksgiving.
So as you prepare for Christmas, take a break when you can….and maybe come shop exciting downtown Alex.
Momma Roberta left so you could get a peak of our naked bodies. Our mouths are big for a reason….so we can eat some of those delicious morsels that mom brings us from the Cedar Rose Inn compound. We plan to leave as soon as we get our wings or the innkeeper kicks us out. Before that happens, come and enjoy a little close-up birdwatching before breakfast or an evening of relaxation on the porch swing.


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Not at all. It might take away the myriad of Gods on whose name people fight not realizing there is only one super power controlling this universe. The complexities and efficiency of working of machines created by this power, in comparison with man made gadgets re-enforces in a true scientist the greatness of God. He moves nearer to Him.Answered by Arakuzha Ramachandran, 30 Apr '12 07:42 am
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From what little I have known about religion, spirituality and science and how I understand the term "God", it is my belief that Modern Science infact helps us to approach the science of spirituality rather logically and rationally and so it actually takes you closer to God !Answered by Mayala Fakir, 14 Jun '12 12:36 am
In some cases yes..countries,people fighting with each other,making nuclear bombs just to show how powerful they are(just to show their domination in their own way feeling that they are the supreme power above the almighty)..but in some cases no as well..countries coming together for global issues such as global warming,for saving the environment..it depends on mindset of people..how they want to use their knowledge..Answered by Rajat Hardikar, 02 May '12 10:36 pm
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No..Just see the rush at religious places and pilgrimages.there are ordinary entries and VIP entry !!!Answered by vivek, 30 Apr '12 07:31 am
Science does its job. where does this god come in picture...???????????Answered by Manoj Joshi, 30 Apr '12 07:07 am
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I like to serve my peppery beef steaks with a light, vegetable side dish. Creative cooks can substitute dried cranberries for the cherries and feta for blue cheese.—Barb Lento, Houston, Pennsylvania
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Prep/Total Time: 30 min.
2 beef tenderloin steaks (8 ounces
2 teaspoons coarsely ground pepper
1 cup dry red wine
1/2 cup chopped red onion
1/3 cup golden raisins
1/3 cup dried cherries
2 tablespoons sugar
1-1/2 teaspoons cornstarch
1/4 teaspoon ground mustard
Dash salt
2 teaspoons cold water
1/4 cup crumbled blue cheese
Sprinkle steaks with pepper. Grill, covered, over medium heat or
broil 4 in. from the heat for 6-8 minutes on each side or until meat
reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a thermometer should read
145°; medium, 160°; well-done, 170°).
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What if there was a way to make sure that pets right here in our area were safe and protected against mistreatment and abuse?
The Marathon County Animal Control Task Force says that raising pet licensing fees would provide just that, and also bring in extra humane officers to make sure the animals stay safe at all times.
Paying more for your pets' license may not seem like a good idea to some pet owners.If that extra money could help hire humane officers to keep other animals safe- it's something Wausau City Council members say has to happen.
Town of Wausau Chairman, James Riehel says that the Town of Wausau Board has been tasked with finding a way to raise extra money. "They want us to double our dog license fee which is $5 and $10, so there will be money to do this county wide."
It's a proposal from the Marathon County Animal Control Task Force. It's called Mary's Law, named after a dog that was allegedly stabbed and poisoned by the owner's ex-girlfriend, back in June. The case shows that something needs to be done to deal with animal related issues in Marathon County, says Riehel. "It is getting to be a problem. It isn't all that bad but it is getting worse as we speak. Especially with all the dogs running at large, it does need to be looked at."
The task force is recommending municipalities set license fees at $10 for spayed and neutered animals and $20 for those that have not been fixed. Most municipalities charge $5 and $10 now.
The money would be used to fund three, full-time humane officers. A move that city administrators say is long overdue. Chairman Riehel says all animal lovers need to be involved. "My hope is that if they have compassion for animals like I do, they would be licensing their dog."
The county has been without a humane officer since the Humane Society of Marathon County stopped providing the service in August, because of high cost. That lack of money has left the Wausau Police Department with a big burden, using their time to tend to animal related calls. The new proposal would allow the police to figure out the best way to utilize humane officers.
"The city of Wausau Police Department will be handling all of this, and I am ok with that, says Riehel."
The Town of Wausau Board is meeting Monday evening to discuss whether such a fee will make a difference. In order to get pet owners to license their dogs, it is going to take more than just the city council voting on a plan says Riehel.
"The decision has to be made tomorrow night so it's on the tax rolls. We have to get citizens to license their dogs."
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systems thoroughly dominate as classic microbial, including E. coli and yeast systems, are being displaced for in-house systems. Cell-line engineering and product-specific expression optimization
are rather common in supporting higher yields and better product quality, particularly as off-patent high-yield cell lines
go off patent and become more widely available.
Preclinical, clinical, and other precommercial manufacturing is dominated by single-use/disposable equipment Single-use equipment
is on the verge of being adopted for commercial manufacture (3).
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1. BioPlan Associates, 9th Annual Report and Survey of Biopharmaceutical Manufacturers (Rockville, MD, April 2012),
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3. Biotechnology Information Institute,
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The frostbite season is officially over. Their very recognizable burgee with the white polar bear on a light blue background has been retired to storage to await another year. To signal the end of the season, skippers, crew, family and friends gathered at Manhasset Bay YC for the Frostbite Awards dinner on Friday, May 9. John Silbersack, Fleet Captain, greeted everyone and made a few comments before dinner. He mentioned that "this was a tough year for qualification since we got so many races in, particularly in the Spring - with at least one day with ten races." Some statistics: In the IC dinghy fleet: 83 races were sailed during the season, 17 skippers sailed, and there were a total of 507 races sailed by 17 skippers. In the Ideal 18 fleet, 68 races were sailed overall, 11 skippers sailed and 261 races were sailed by 11 skippers.
Some of the IC Dinghy skippers raced in regattas outside our bay. Pedro Lorson, Mimi Berry, Paul Jon Patin and Donna Marie Cipollone sailed in the Frostbite Midwinters in Annapolis and came in 3rd. Pedro Lorson, Fee Mitropoulos, Paul Jon Patin and John Silbersack sailed in the Stanley Bell Regatta at Larchmont YC. Pedro Lorson, Fee Mitropoulos, Paul Jon Patin, John Silversack and Ted Toombs raced at the Interclub Nationals and Pedro Lorson came in 5th place. Of the ten sailors to qualify for the Wharf Rat Trophy (which is awarded to the sailor with the highest weighted percentage point in three or more Interclub Regatta, including the Nationals), four were from Manhasset Bay YC: Pedro Lorson, Paul Jon Patin, Fee Mitropoulos, and John Silbersack.
Many thanks were given to John Barry, Winter Race Committee Chair, and to Race Committee: Peter Bergen, Bill Brakman, Charles Comer, Jean Miller, Sue Miller, Steve Moore, Ralf Steitz, Paul Starch, Rita Syracuse, and Vince Syracuse. Scoring was done by the collective efforts of Claude Chozotte, Rita and Vince Syracuse and Pedro Lorson.
The awards for the season: IC Dinghy Fleet: Winter Series 1. Kevin Morgan and Donna Cipollone, 2. Paul Jon Patin and Felicity Ryan; and 3. Fee Mitropoulos and Sophia Mitropoulos. Winners in the Championship Season: First in Championship Season, 2 Fall Season, 3 Winter Season: Pedro Lorson and Johanna Silbersack; 2nd in Championship Season, 3 Fall and 1 Spring: Matt Kelley and Mary Endsey. Third in Championship Season, 2 spring: Ted Toombs and Jenny McCarthy. Donna Marie Cipollone was the Crew Championship.
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Series: First Spring, Winter, and Fall Series: Bob Kirtland and Alan Thompson; 2 in Fall: Ryan Christie and Michael Silverman, 2 in Winter: Vince Syracuse and Steve Moore, and 2 in Spring Series: Michael Silverman and Ryan Christie. Results for the Championship Series: 1. Bob Kirtland and Alan Thompson, 2. Bob Schwartz and Tom Powers. Crew Championship went to Steve Moore.
The Brakman-Schwartz Award for the Ideal Frostbite Championship was shown for the first time and was awarded to Bob Kirtland. The Howard Seymour Award for dedication, enthusiasm, and support of Frostbiting was awarded to Ted Toombs.
In other news: the International Yacht Racing School (IRYS), Newport, RI along with the Museum of Yachting (MOY) will host events that celebrate maritime history and craftsmanship this Saturday, May 31. This will launch a summer of coordinating events at the two organizations. IYRS has restored some of our local Manhasset Bay One Design (MBODs) and returned most of them to our bay. These beautiful boats were the first design of Olin Stephens, when he was a draftsman for what was to become the venerable design firm of Sparkman and Stephens. Olin was just 19 years old when he designed this popular boat for Long Island Sound Juniors over at Larchmont YC.
On the morning of the 31, IYRS will celebrate graduation day by launching a fleet of wooden classics restored by students; graduates include students of IYRS' Boat Building & Restoration Program, as well as the first class to graduate from the school's new Marine Systems Program. In the afternoon, the festivities move across the harbor to opening day at the museum, when the public gets its first glimpse at new exhibitions that will run throughout the summer. Both events are free and open to the public.
"This is what we promised to the community: education and celebration on a bigger scale by bringing the school and museum together as a single operating entity," said Terry Nathan, president of IYRS and the MOY, commenting on the convergence of the two organizations. "A summer of coordinating museum exhibitions with restoration and boat building projects gives local residents and visitors a more in-depth and richer view of our maritime heritage."
The launching of the fleet takes place at 11:30 a.m. at the school docks. First-year students will launch a fleet of 12-foot Beetle Cats(r). Second-year students restored the 1924 6-Meter Madcap (hull #12); an 11-foot Bulldog sailboat, whose design dates to 1935; and a replica of a 15-foot Whitehall tender.
Opening day at The Museum of Yachting debuts three new exhibits that span the one hundred-year period from 1883 to 1983. The school and the museum have coordinated these displays with boat building and restoration projects, so visitors can see projects under way and learn about the history of the watercraft and the individuals who designed them and sailed onboard in displays of historic photos, artifacts, and film footage.
The summer '08 exhibits include "Sparkman & Stephens: Evolution by Design," which explores the breakthrough thinking and boats that put this legendary yacht design firm on the map. The exhibition is coupled with the building of a replica S&S-designed 6-Meter, Cherokee. At IYRS, shipwrights will restore the 133-foot 1885 schooner yacht Coronet while the museum hosts an exhibit on "The Grand Voyages of Arthur Curtiss James." James (1867-1941), one of America's wealthiest men who maintained a home in Newport, owned Coronet for five years and cruised worldwide onboard the schooner yacht and his series of Aloha yachts. A third exhibit focuses on the "America's Cup, The Newport Years" and covers Cup history from 1930 to 1983. Opening day at the museum runs until 6 p.m. For more information, visit www.iyrs.org or call 401-848-5777.
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Kejriwal was determined to fight against modi then why he was waiting for pubic opinion, hence there was not very large nos. of YES.
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HOLD A TV DEBATE OF RAHUL, MODI AND KEJRIWAL IF YOU HAVE GUTS ......... Are you really independent? WE WANT RAHUL, MODI AND KEJRIWAL DEBATE ON TV! ........ Narendra Modi is prone to gaffes when he is off the script. He calls Mahatma Gandhi as Mohanlal and sends Shahid Bhagat Singh to Andaman prison. When Modi is off the script, he does not know what to say or how to answer a question. Dont believe me? Just watch his interview with Karan Thaper on YouTube. Dumbo Rahul says India is a larger land than the United States and Gujarat is bigger than the U.K. Rahul Gandhi and Narendra Modi are pigs with lipstick sold by their handlers. We want an unscripted 3-way TV debate in English or Hindi among Rahul Gandhi, Narendra Modi and Arvind Kejriwal......... Let Indian people find out who the real deal is........ Congress and BJP, IF you are your Mei Ka Lal, ACCEPT THE CHALLENGE!Answered by tragedy king, 26 Mar 10:39 pm
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Kejriwal's words did not match with his actions is now well known.....among his own persons he dramatically sought so called public opinion to fight against modi in varansi.....is not this a joke that in a constituency of many lakh people he preferred to ask for public opinion in this way......Answered by vijaykumar Srivastava, 28 Mar 12:44 am
One should know that "Kejriwal" and his team are Real ACTORS of Real Political Show.Answered by rajendra partap sinha, 27 Mar 08:19 am
Let modi debate with kejriwal for benefit of all issues like corruption kashmir so that we know the facts ,kejriwal is ready ,what about modiAnswered by aam aadmi, 26 Mar 11:26 pm


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Mike Catt is confident his in-depth knowledge of the Aviva Premiership and experience of the British and Irish Lions in 1997 will allow him to make an immediate impact on England's attack on the tour to South Africa
Catt, 40, joined the England coaching set-up from London Irish on a short-term contract until June 30 and his first task is to get up to speed on the 42 players Stuart Lancaster has picked for the June tour.
The 2003 World Cup winner believes he is at an advantage after analysing these individuals for the last five years – even playing against some of them – and helping The Exiles to the Premiership final in 2009.
And with Lions success all about moulding a team in a short-space of time, Catt said from a windy Loughborough: "There are parallels with a Lions tour but the nice thing is I've obviously analysed all the players on a week-by-week basis for the last four or five years – and probably played against some of them too.
"From a coaching point of view I understand exactly what Graham Rowntree is all about, how he wants to play the game, what he needs and how I can complement him. With Stuart it's the first time I've been worked under him and I'm looking forward to finding out how he does things.
"He's very decisive but also open-minded when it comes to the game plan. It's a limited time, but that's the job I've been given."
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Two players from London Irish are part of the travelling party – established loosehead prop Alex Corbisiero, who started all five 2012 RBS 6 Nations games and uncapped centre Jonathan Joseph.
Catt, who has started a Test in every backline position bar-scrum half, may not be au fait with the arts of the front row but he admires the consistency and mentality of 23-year-old Corbisiero and added former England Under 20 Joseph or 'JJ' has the quality to cement a place in Stuart Lancaster's plans for years to come.
The 75-cap back said: "Alex's main strength is that he's massively passionate about the game. What he's done is deliver on a Saturday afternoon and especially in an England shirt recently.
"I thought he and Dan Cole were immense and it's gives you an extra dimension when you attack with their versatility and workrate. He epitomises what Stuart wants his squad to be like – being passionate and working for your mate next to you and he's one of the guys who does that.
"JJ as we call him has that little bit of X-factor, he creates something out of nothing and the big thing for me is that he very rarely makes a mistake. For a young kid he's a bit like Owen Farrell in terms of making the right decision at the right time.
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- Excellent Thanksgiving buffetMrsGrahamDined on 11/22/2012Excellent Thanksgiving buffet menu. My husband and I decided to attend this place since we were not traveling home for Thanksgiving. The turkey was moist and tender, the sides were great as well. Overall, we were pleased with the food.Special Features:
- Restaurant was supposed tolaetitiaVIPDined on 6/24/2012Restaurant was supposed to be fully booked and they made us wait one hour when we tried to make a reservation... the dining room was empty, maybe 10% occupied. The brunch (buffet) was good but nothing out of this world and the staff rather friendly. Why the attitude?
- We went for brunch. Food wasdinnerat8Dined on 5/13/2012We went for brunch. Food was excellent! Leave the kids at home though, not a thing for them to eat. Jazz band was nice but much too loud. Hard to have a conversation. We considered "tipping" them not to play since we were meeting people from out of town and were there to catch up. Service was good initially but hard to find a server if you needed something. And when she did appear she would ask one person at our large table if they needed anything and then disappear quickly. But the point is, the food? Outstanding!Special Features:
- Had Mother's Day Brunch. VerySoCalDined on 5/13/2012Had Mother's Day Brunch. Very impressed. Great service and the food was delicious.Special Features:
- Amazing Croissants and freshElohVIPDined on 5/4/2012Amazing Croissants and fresh fruits. The food was as close to true Parisian bakery I've ever had in the US. Service was also good. The ambiance was nice and since I had a late brunch it was not noisy at all.
- Long waits for waiter OnlyMikeDined on 4/17/2012Long waits for waiter Only presented with buffet option for breakfast.
- NB, Chez Colette is only openNCConsultantVIPDined on 1/27/2012NB, Chez Colette is only open for breakfast and Sunday brunch now. Lunch and dinner are served at Liberte, located in the Sofitel lobby.Special Features:
- My disappointment was in theOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 1/14/2012My disappointment was in the fact I was looking forward to breakfast/brunch rather than lunch which was not served in the restaurant but in the lobby of the hotel.
- An Odd FiascoOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 1/6/2012Customer By Email (Ruth Dym Shapiro) 01/06/2012 05:55 PM I don't think you are doing your job. You confirmed this reservation for me, but when we showed up for lunch today we were told that Chez Colette serves only breakfast so we were seated in the hotel's bar area. They said that this change has been in effect for some time. We would not have gone to the Sofitel Hotel for lunch if we had known it meant eating in their bar area and not in the separate dining room restaurant. It was not what we had in mind. And I don't even know if I got the 100 points! Ruth Dym Shapiro
- We went for Christmas dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/25/2011We went for Christmas dinner so it wasn't the typical dining experience. There was a buffet which was quite special with excellent seafood and lamb. The staff were really superb.Special Features:
- I have always liked Chez Collette.Berwyn999Dined on 9/29/2011I have always liked Chez Collette. Now the restaurant is seldom open, most meals are in the lounge. The food is good and a great bargain for business lunch.Special Features:
- There was no person to greetLibertyDined on 9/13/2011There was no person to greet any diners.It appeared as though the restaurant was abandoned. I was told I could eat at the bar!
- Met here for a business breakfastOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/3/2011Met here for a business breakfast on a Friday morning. I enjoyed the fresh juices and fruit smoothie. They also have a nice sized menu that offers something for everyone.Special Features:
- I had brunch on Sunday whichRyonVIPDined on 4/23/2011I had brunch on Sunday which was really good, but experience of continental breakfast on Saturday was good too....Special Features:
- The brunch selection had somethingOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 2/20/2011The brunch selection had something for everyone. The food was delicious.Special Features:
- This was one of the worseOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 12/31/2010This was one of the worse restaurant I have been to. Great food but the service was horrible. They were rude and right away when they found out we were in our 20s they judged us and slacked off very poorly. I was very upset with how this dinner turned out to be.Special Features:
- We went New Years Eve. A comboOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 12/31/2010We went New Years Eve. A combo played great jazz, we had a great time. Everyone there is great. Our waiter was great but a little slow.Special Features:
- We went for a special ChristmasFine1dinerDined on 12/25/2010We went for a special Christmas buffet. For the price, La Croix would have been a lot better choice with greater variety, more exquisite dishes and much better ambiance. There was no music playing, and by now I expect that from a restaurant. The service was quite terrible from an awkward server reluctant to pay attention to change plates and neglected to greet us for 8 minutes after the host notified him. He also charged tip in the check that's usually done for groups over 5 or 6 people. I am extremely disappointed with Sofitel for allowing an establishment to operate in such way, unlike any of their other locations I go to whenever I'm traveling on business.Special Features:
- Very nice buffet. would recommendOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 12/25/2010Very nice buffet. would recommend for lunch more than breakfast as there are more options.Special Features:
- We went on Thanksgiving whichScottPHLDined on 11/25/2010We went on Thanksgiving which was done buffet style. I know that buffet elicits a negative perception of food but this buffet was elegant. I will be back to experience the menu.Special Features:
- I'm thankful for the ThanksgivingOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/25/2010I'm thankful for the Thanksgiving Dinner. Sofitel Philadelphia put on the best Thanksgiving dinner ever. The food was amazing and well worth the money and very very nice. THe service and taste always surpass my expectation.Special Features:
- Good food and decent service...butOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/25/2010Good food and decent service...but the elegance of the lobby and bar are not carried through into the dining room.Special Features:
- This restaurant doesn't evenPAeaterVIPDined on 10/20/2010This restaurant doesn't even exist for dinner apparently. We made reservations for this place & when we arrived, ended up going to the hotels' other restaurant because that was where our reservation was transferred. I forget the name of the other restaurant, but the food & service was horrible. Will NEVER go back.
- We have dined at other SofitelOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 10/17/2010We have dined at other Sofitel restaraunts all over the world with great service with the exception of this one. We had reservations for Sunday brunch for 11:15am and we not seating until 11:30 (no one else was waiting infront or behind us). When we were finally seated (by the kitchen door), it took forever for someone to even acknowlegde us. Needless to say, an hour and a half later and only moderate food, we will never go back.
- worst brunch experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/26/2010poor service,cold buffet,servers with attitude,30 minute wait for eggs and had to leave without the waffles...couldnt waste the entire day there....lots of space though..probably because nobody wants to go back....
- Food was good but the serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/24/2010Food was good but the service was outstanding. We were waited on by about 4 people who were constantly by, but not so much they seemed intrusive. I asked if we could have 1 or 2 more pieces of bread and was almost given half of the loaf.
- This is a Brasserie whichSidnVIPDined on 9/22/2010This is a Brasserie which unfortunately was not worth even restaurant week discounted prices. Service was poor-attention to detail was lacking-strong fish smell permeated the room at times. Overall, I would not recommend this restaurant to others.
- Elegant and relaxed settingBeachcomberVIPDined on 9/19/2010Elegant and relaxed setting for a delicious lunch. Extremely good food, service and ambiance.Special Features:
- We had an enjoyable evening,CathyVIPDined on 9/17/2010We had an enjoyable evening, great meal and great service.Special Features:
- This restaurant is perfectOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/16/2010This restaurant is perfect for business or quiet lunches -- a hidden gem, especially since I did not know it was in the hotel. The food reminded me of my last trip to Paris. I can't wait to go back.Special Features:
- The food was very good. THeOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/15/2010The food was very good. THe waitress was nice. However, the service was slow and unimpressive.
- Excellent food and personableOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/14/2010Excellent food and personable wait staff. Good overall experience.Special Features:
- The food came out too slowOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 9/12/2010The food came out too slow the day i went but was very goodSpecial Features:
- Truly an excellent restaurant.OpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 8/28/2010Truly an excellent restaurant. I've eaten both here and at its bar numerous times and have always found it to be a first-class dining experience. Eveything is very carefully made and elegantly presented. I've particularly enjoyed the steak frites, the roasted chicken (reminding me how good this simple dish can really be) and their amazing hamburger--clearly one of the best in Philadelphia. The sunday brunch is pleasant and fairly priced, but not equal to the Four Seasons, the Omni, or Lacroix.Special Features:
- Service was outstanding.OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 8/23/2010Service was outstanding. Attentive staff. Just happened to find this jewel as I was in town for the night on business. Great for a date. I'd love to visit again.Special Features:
- I had lunch on a very hotAdolpneDined on 8/16/2010I had lunch on a very hot day, and the restaurant was like a cool oasis. The food was very good, and the waiters were extremely pleasant, very attentive and accommodating, and not at all overbearing. Chez Colette is a wonderful place to take someone to lunch. I will certainly return.Special Features:


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2008-09 Conference Standings - Men
Barton 8th in final conference men's golf meet of fall season
The Barton Community College men's golf team took 8th at the final Jayhawk Conference meet of the fall season at The Highlands in Hutchinson recently. The Cougars finished just 2 strokes out 7th and now sit in 6th place through 3 events in the conference standings. There are 6 total conference meets with 3 more in the spring season. Hutchinson won the meet with a 653 on its home course followed by Dodge City with a 662. Johnson County had a 663.
Barton 7th in Jayhawk men's golf meet at Quail Ridge
The Barton Community College men's golf team took 7th in the 2nd Jayhawk Conference meet of the season Monday at Quail Ridge Country Club in Winfield. The Cougars didn't shot as well in the 2nd meet of the season, placing 4th in the opening meet recently. Barton shot a team total of 639, well off the pace of Hutchinson, which won the meet easily with a 583 total. Barton has one more conference meet before the fall season ends. That will take place at The Highlands in Hutchinson in early October.
Barton women golfers open season in Jayhawk event
The Barton Community College women's golf team opened its season with a 4th place finish in Jayhawk Conference play in the opening conference meet of the season held at the Atwood County Club in a meet hosted by Colby. The meet was originally scheduled to be at the Colby Country Club but was moved. The 2nd meet is slated for 12-14 at the Independence Country Club.
Barton men take 4th at Jayhawk golf opener in Dodge City
The Barton Community College men's golf team place 4th at the Jayhawk Conference opener recently at Mariah Hills Country Club in Dodge City. Barton finished with a team total of 637. Hutchinson won the event by nearly 30 strokes, shooting a 597. The Cougars were just 12 strokes out of 2nd. Barton's next meet will take place September 22 in Winfield at Quail Ridge Country Club.
Monday-Tuesday March 23-24
Men's Golf
Jayhawk Conference 4
at Kansas City (Falcon Ridge)
Barton in Jayhawk Confernce 4
Sunday-Monday March 29-30
Women's Golf
Jayhawk Conference 3
at Great Bend (Club at StoneRidge)
Barton in Jayhawk Confernce 3
PPD to April 15-16
Wednesday April 6
Men's Golf
Jayhawk Conference 5
at Hesston (Hesston CC)
Barton in Jayhawk Confernce 5
Monday-Wednesday April 6-8
Women's Golf
Jayhawk Conference 4
at Winfield (Quail Creek)
Barton in Jayhawk Confernce 4
Wednesday-Thursday April 15-16
Women's Golf
Jayhawk Conference 3
at Great Bend (Club at StoneRidge)
Wednesday 9 holes at 2 pm
Thursday 18 holes at 9 am
From March 29-30
Sunday-Tuesday April 19-21
Women's Golf
Region Championships
at Hutchinson (Carey Park)
Barton in Region Championhips
Monday-Tuesday April 20-21
Men's Golf
Jayhawk Conference 6
at Hutchinson (Cotton Hills)
Barton in Jayhawk Confernce 6
Monday-Tuesday April 27-28
Men's Golf
District III Championships
at Gothenburg, Neb (Wildhorse)
Barton in District III Championhips


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At approximately 1:00 AM October 17th both websites went down. heres what i know:
Saturday, October 18th 10:19AM EST
when the server went down at first I dident think anything was wrong with the site. I attempted to call Skiplink (my server provider) to find out if anything was wrong. They dident answer, but it was 1 AM, so i left it for the time being.
The next day In the morning the server still was not up, so I gave them another call, they did not answer. It was at this point I noticed that my 2nd server (same company, different carrier, different physical rack) was also not up. And I this is where i start panicking… the 2nd server was the backups for the first.
I have emailed, txt'd, phoned (5 different numbers) and I have yet to get ahold of anyone. If anyone knows anyone that works at http://www.56marietta.com, this is the building where the servers are housed.. could you get them to find out if anything is going on there and shoot me an email. I would REALLY appreciate it.
I'll go freak out on my own now and update this page whenever I find out anything new.
P.S. come back for updates if i have any.
Mike Valstar firstname.lastname@example.com
Sunday, October 19th 7:10PM EST
No word from skiplink today, They are being very unprofessional and this is pissing me off. I will be moving the servers ASAP once i get them back up at skiplink so that i can move the date.
Right now it looks like i'm going to move to Amazon EC2. this looks to be the best solution and should in theory actually reduce my costs monthly by a couple hundred dollars. and if i can later set it up to start and kill servers at peak times i should be able to save a little more again.
All this aside I have definitely learned the use of off-site backups. once the servers are moved I will be adding in some backup scripts to send the backups around the world. I'll have some stats of what I would need for backups later and ask around to see if anyone would be willing to host backups.
Wednesday, October 22nd 7:00AM EST
Where We Stand:
well another somewhat sleepless night but… I have gotten into a little bit of a "talk" with skiplink via text message to his cell phone. and I have talked to a couple of people at TelX (they have been very helpful). as it stands here is my options:
- Pay to power up the entire cage for a few hours (I would pay TelX for this), however I'm 99% sure skiplink has terminated his outside lines.
- Give TelX the serial numbers (or something identifyable) about the servers; they would go in and borrow them is i sign a waiver. (however skiplink refuses to give me such information)
- Pay TelX to turn on each box with a monitor handy to check the command prompt to look for my internal server names.
- Wait 120 days until they can legally repo the servers and claim mine
Obviously option #2 is the best, and I'm convincing skiplink to allow me to do this (e.g. give me something identifiable about the servers). #3 is another, albeit expensive option, however would put me at risk of potentially damaging other peoples servers and being held liable. and #4 would be my fall back option of last resort. these seem to be my only options short of hiring a lawyer to help with #2.
I'd like to talk the staff at TelX for being very helpful and professional about the whole thing. Hopefully Skiplink will get back to me with some serial numbers soon. once again i'll keep you all posted; and thanks again for everyones support.
P.S. a couple people have suggested a 5th option of hiring Ninjas and/or Pirates to retrieve the data… I'll work on that.'
Thursday, October 23rd 10:00PM EST
At this time I'm going to have to call the former site a loss. I'll post shortly on what will come next.
You guys can stop harassing Skiplink now, thanks for the sentiment though
If I were to sum up in one word why it has come to this it would be SPITE.
The full story: I have left out bits and pieces of the story so far because I did not want to sound mean to anyone who may or may not help me in the future and may be reading this (Hi Robert). However it has come to a point where I am on my own with little recourse; so I might as well tell everything I know. The story I have pieced together from people at TelX, emails form people in the building, people at 55 Marietta (Skiplink's new building) and other people who just know things.
It all began a while ago, TelX at 56 Marietta in Atlanta was overcharging Skiplink for space and hydro. Skiplink did what I would have done and decided to move (to 55 Marietta), to get the serves out quick. After moving a decent portion of his servers to the new facility TelX noticed and decided to extort some more money out of him before he left. Skiplink would of course not pay the extortion money so TelX shut off his cage and locked him out of the building.
At this point I come into the story and find my servers turned off. After several days of attempting to contact Skiplink via cell phone, office phone, text message, email, and IM my frustration grew. I had already restored most of my clients DNS and whatever backups I had available on to other servers and I was getting nowhere with Skiplink. Seeing as I was already starting to get a few emails from some resourceful googlers ad put up this temporary site. Emails rolled in with offers of support and help (thanks BTW) and a few emails with bits and pieces of information to tide me over.
Skiplink finally texted me with some minimal information, I basically took it as a "fuck you you're not important enough to warrant warning or details of what is going on". With that I at least hoped he was moving his servers, mine was just last on the list. Oh I was last on the list, but I wasent being moved; <Rant>I guess paying the equivalent of my mortgage in servers every month dosent make me important</Rant>. I received an email from some helpful users that gave me the information in the 1st paragraph so I called TelX.
TelX was somewhat helpful and was willing to accommodate me getting back my data (Skiplink would later call it extortion). They were willing to hook my machine up to a network and let me copy things off, or power up the entire cage and hope for the best. this would have cost me a bit of money but I and some of my clients would have gladly paid it. However i had gleaned at this point that Skiplink had already turned off the outside networks to the cage so powering it up would be useless. But I still had the option of hooking up the boxes directly, if i only knew which were mine.
After about a day and a half of pleading to Skiplink to give me something identifiable about the servers he refused saying "No they will not [power up the servers], we are in dispute with amounts owed". Adding "This has to be handled properly via appropriate channels." I asked further about getting some info about the servers and was told "Again it is all our equipment… You will have to wait on removal of your euipment". There was no more texting for a while and I got no more information out of skiplink for days.
This morning I finally chatted with Skiplink over IM and reiterated my request that he allow me to access my data via TelX as proxy. Skiplink was very adamant that the hardware was his and that TelX could not touch it. I informed him that they have said otherwise and would allow me access to the servers (for a fee) if i could determine which servers were mine. Skiplink went over the legal-ness of this with me, said TelX was extorting him and now me, telx has no right to hold his property, and in essence said that he would not help me. He also made it clear that he will not personally sue to get the equipment, or pay the fee of $25,000 TelX says he owes to retrieve the equipment. His last ditch effort was to send someone who had a collocated box on floor 2 to retrieve it and hope he was allowed onto floor 8 with my servers (and other peoples). I have not heard anything from him as of yet and can only assume he has failed.
And that brings us to today, October 23rd and exactly 1 week after the servers went down. To summarize my serves are in limbo, I have little legal recourse as I am in canada and don't actually own any physical property in this case. Skiplink will not tell me which servers are mine simply to spite TelX for wronging him. The wiki had no recent backups ( I have a backup of the content but not the users or other data from March thanks to a helpful user ). Gentoo-Portage I have a full code base backup, but none of the user content. and lastly I am exhausted from lack of sleep.
Final Rant: Skiplink is acting childish, has been completely unprofessional about the whole matter, and has been an ass about the whole thing. They should have told me what happened the day it happened, not a few text messages and a full explanation a full 1 week later. I will NEVER recommend their services to anyone, and will actively encourage current users to move their servers elsewhere.
Thanks to everyone who has emailed me over the past week, you have kept me from going completely insane and I thank you whole heartedly. The wiki will be back, it will be better stronger and most importantly properly backed up (my plan for moving forward will come in the next hour or so).
P.S. to the other people with servers stuck with mine and have emailed me. I feel for you and I will keep this space updated with as much info as I can.
Mike Valstar – Apologizing to everyone for not having off-site backups in place.


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Fla. state rep. seeks to repeal red light camera law
Updated On: Oct 15 2013 04:27:20 PM EDT
A state representative from Miami has filed a bill that would repeal the law allowing red light cameras in Florida.
Florida passed its red light camera law in 2010.
Jacksonville put its first red light cameras into service in January.
The bill filed by Republican Frank Artiles is similar to one filed in the state Senate last month. The senator who filed that bill said he thought the cameras had become a revenue source for local governments rather than just a way to make streets safer.
Twenty red light cameras are currently active in Jacksonville. For those caught running a red light, the notice of violation carries a fine of $158.
As of Tuesday, the cameras have resulted in more than 16,000 notices of violation.
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