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Tune in to Democracy Now! for our special 5-hour live broadcast of the presidential inauguration from 8am to 1pm EST on Monday, January 21. Democracy Now! will be on location in Washington, D.C., to take a look back at President Obama's first term in office, analyze prospects for the next four years, and provide live coverage of the inauguration proceedings.
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The poet and activist Sonia Sanchez reads from her poem, "Morning Song and Evening Walk for Martin Luther King." Sanchez, a leading figure in the Black Arts movement, performed at the Peace Ball in Washington, D.C., honoring voices of hope and resistance. [includes rush transcript]Jan 21, 2013 | Story
President Obama's inauguration comes on the federal holiday in honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech 50 years ago. We end our broadcast show with an excerpt from Dr. King's "Beyond Vietnam" address, given at New York City's Riverside Church on April 4, 1967, a year to the day before he was assassinated. "I am convinced that if we are to get on the right...Jan 21, 2013 | Story
In part two of our interview with Tavis Smiley and Prof. Cornel West, they discuss growing up in working-class households. "I saw so much poverty growing up," says Smiley, who lived with 13 family members in a three-bedroom trailer and learned that even when he was not optimistic, he could be hopeful. "Hope needs help," Smiley notes. West recalls how he worked with the Black Panthers to organize a general strike while...Apr 24, 2012 | Story
On the 44th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., we look at his history of activism in Wisconsin, a state that has been central to the history of labor organizing, and beyond. Near the end of his life, King was helping to organize members of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), which was founded in Wisconsin in 1932. King argued that labor rights were human rights and civil rights,...Apr 04, 2012 | Story
J. Edgar Hoover vs. Martin Luther King, Jr.: Book Exposes FBI's Targeting of the Civil Rights LeaderToday marks the 44th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., on April 4, 1968, at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee. At the time, his every move was being tracked by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. We speak with journalist Tim Weiner, author of "Enemies: A History of the FBI," about the fanatical zeal with which the agency pursued the civil rights leader and peace activist. FBI Director J. Edgar...Apr 04, 2012 | Story
Van Jones, former green jobs adviser to the White House, responds to Obama's recent support for TransCanada to build the southern leg of its Keystone XL oil pipeline from Oklahoma to Texas, despite his earlier rejection of the project after large civil disobedience protests by environmental groups. "The lesson here is the fight's never over," Jones says. "We're going to be circling each other for a long time in...Apr 03, 2012 | Story
Today is the federal holiday that honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. He was born January 15th, 1929. He was assassinated April 4, 1968, at the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee. He was just 39 years old. While Dr. King is primarily remembered as a civil rights leader, he also championed the cause of the poor and organized the Poor People's Campaign to address issues of economic justice. Dr. King was also a fierce critic of U.S. foreign...Jan 16, 2012 | Story
On this eve of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday, we host a wide-ranging discussion with TransAfrica founder Randall Robinson and author Michelle Alexander about the mass incarceration of African Americans that has rolled back many achievements of the civil rights movement. Today there are more African Americans under correctional control, whether in prison or jail, on probation or on parole, than there were enslaved in 1850. And more...Jan 13, 2012 | Story
Ahead of the Monday holiday celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr., we speak with two people key to establishing the day as a paid state holiday in New Hampshire—the last state to do so—replacing its optional Civil Rights Day in 1999. "I look at Mitt Romney talking about saving the soul of America and recall that the motto of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference was 'to redeem the soul of America,'" says Arnie Alpert,...Jan 11, 2012 | Story
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Ronald Seymour, PT, Ph.D., professor of physical therapy and vice-chair of the Physical Therapy Education Department in the College of Health Professions at SUNY Upstate Medical University, has been appointed chair of the New York State Board for Physical Therapy.
The Physical Therapy Board addresses issues related to the practice of physical therapy and reviews the qualifications of applicants from domestic and foreign education programs. Members of the Physical Therapy Board are appointed by the New York State Board of Regents.
Seymour, a resident of Camillus, has been a member of the Physical Therapy Board since 1996. He is currently serving in his second 5 year term and has been vice chair of the board since 2000.
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text: In another sign that the flash sale craze has cooled, the e-tailer who pioneered the concept in Europe has decided to pull the plug on its U.S. business. Vente-Privee practically invented the flash-sale model in Europe in 2001 and has grown to be one of the continent's biggest online retailers, but it only arrived stateside in 2011, long after Gilt, RueLaLa, Ideeli (now Ideel) Haute Look had firmly established themselves as flash sale leaders. In a partnership with American Express designed to pinpoint an affluent customer base, the U.S. site has only offered two or three new sales per day. Though Vente-Privee offered impressive luxury labels in its three-day sales, it often included obscure brands that may have had appeal overseas, but are little known to American consumers. The site has never managed to offer the selection of its competitors, and was reduced to the unlikely role of Johnny-come-lately despite having originated the selling format. Ultimately, the time and expense needed to build up its business here proved to be too much for both companies to invest in. The site will continue to operate through the end of the year, after which it will be up to the remaining players to fight it out for flash-sale dominance.


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In a new book on Canadian history, Conrad Black recounts Charles de Gaulle's infamous words from a Montreal balcony
In a new book on Canadian history, Conrad Black recounts the momentous months that brought the First World War to a close
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In his new book on the history of Canada, Conrad Black recounts the rise of the first Quebec colonies.
Conrad Black on why he wrote a new history of our country's rise to greatness
Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard has made it clear that he was opposed to further oppression of the English language. He is a less ambiguous and a braver federalist than any occupant of his position since Jean Lesage.
Obama's performance has been doubly frustrating because he ran such a brilliant campaign for the nomination in 2008
This was John Tory's victory. But for Doug Ford to run 11 points ahead of the de-facto NDP candidate, a respected person and the beneficiary of the lingering popularity of her late husband, Jack Layton, is an astonishing feat.
Conrad Black offers aid to an American convict and a Canadian man awaiting trial
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If the game-plan is just waiting for Justin Trudeau to self-present as an imbecile, the omens are very dodgy
The rag-tag of Québécois separatists now claiming reinvigoration are just suffering out-of-body hallucinations
The path to a richer Canada goes through our Armed Forces
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Veritas Enabled Arrays - Array Support Library Version 2.0 for ADTX Array MasStor FC-II Series (Active/Passive) arrays on Veritas Volume Manager (tm) 3.2 and 3.5 for Solaris
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Veritas Enabled Arrays - Array Support Library Version 2.0 for ADTX Array MasStor FC-II Series (Active/Passive) arrays on Veritas Volume Manager (tm) 3.2 and 3.5 for Solaris
This TechFile provides information about the Array Support Library (ASL) for ADTX ArrayMasStor FC-II arrays on Veritas Volume Manager for Solaris.
For general information about ASLs, see TechNote 249446 (link in the Related Documents section of this TechFile)
Package Name: Array Support Library for ADTX FC-II (A/P)
Package Version: 2.0,REV=12.16.2003.12.32
Supported versions of Veritas Volume Manager: 3.2 and 3.5
Supported Arrays: ArrayMasStor FC-II (Active/Passive)
At the bottom of this TechFile, click on Download Now to download the ASL package
Uncompress the package, ADTXFCII_asl_264865.tar.Z::
# zcat ADTXFCII_asl_264865.tar.Z | tar xvf -
Before adding any ASL package, ensure Veritas Volume Manager is installed and enabled:
# vxdctl mode
mode: enabled
Note : Active-Passive arrays require custom configuration to work correctly in the dynamic multipathing (DMP) environment. Contact ADTX Support for array configuration details
Warning: If installing on Solaris 9, then set LD_LIBRARY_PATH to /usr/lib. See TechNote 251706 for complete information (link in the Related Documents section of this TechFile)
Warning : If you have an older version of this ASL (version 1.0) installed for this array, you must uninstall it before you install this current ASL.
To install the package:
# pkgadd -d . ADTXFCII
After the package is installed, you must run the vxdctl enable command to claim the disk array as an ADTX array:
# vxdctl enable
After running vxdctl enable, you should see libvxadtx.so in the output of vxddladm listsupport:
# vxddladm listsupport | grep libvxadtx.so
libvxadtx.so A/P ADTX AXRR-HA-FF
For additional information about ASLs, see this TechNote http://support.veritas.com/docs/249325
Additional Information:
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NAME: ADTX Array Support Library for FC-II (A/P)
CATEGORY: system
ARCH: sparc
BASEDIR: /etc/vx
DESC: ADTX Array Support Library for FC-II (A/P)
PSTAMP: VERSION-2.0:16-December-2003
INSTDATE: Dec 23 2003 16:46
EMAIL: email@example.com
STATUS: completely installed
FILES: 4 installed pathnames
2 shared pathnames
2 directories
2 executables
43 blocks used (approx)
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libvxadtx.so has version string: vm-3.2-rev-2. VXVM version: 3.2
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Baa-baas bolstered by big names
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Wallaby George Smith is ready to team up with the Barbarians once more © PA Photos
Jannie du Plessis Florian Fritz Cedric Heymans Byron Kelleher Napolioni Nalaga Alan Quinlan Xavier Rush Paul Sackey George Smith Jerome Thion Martyn Williams
The Barbarians have unveiled a star-studded list of players to tackle England and Ireland that includes ex-All Blacks scrum-half Byron Kelleher and former Wallabies stalwart George Smith.
The Baa-Baas face England at Twickenham on Sunday, May 30 and Ireland on Friday, June 4 at Thomond Park with Kelleher's Toulouse club-mate Jean-Baptiste Ellisalde and Clermont's Australian fly-half Brock James also set to wear the famous black and white jersey. In a particularly strong back-row selection, Australia's record cap-holder Smith joins Wales' Martyn Williams, Ireland's Alan Quinlan and New Zealander Xavier Rush.
Argentina's Rodrigo Roncero, Springbok Jannie du Plessis and Bath veteran David Barnes provide formidable selection options in the front row while the presence of the likes of Toulouse's Cedric Heymans, Toulon-bound Paul Sackey, Clermont's Napolioni Nalaga and Toulouse's Florian Fritz will also cause concern. Biarritz's Jerome Thion and Toulon's Sebastien Bruno will provide some extra beef up front.
The Barbarians will be coached by Toulon's Phillipe Saint Andre and he will be assisted by his former Sale colleague Kingsley Jones. Barbarians' president Micky Steele-Bodger is eagerly anticipating the tour for which the full squad will be announced on May 24.
"It is one of the delights of our tours that so many players from so many different backgrounds readily accept our invitations to return or, indeed, make their first appearances for the Barbarians," he said. "We have a particularly tough tour this year with both England and Ireland likely to be at full strength ahead of their own test matches in the southern hemisphere. We are confident that we will again meet the challenge in the best spirit and traditions of the Barbarians."
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Washington state pulls the plug on tourism agency
Washington state is shuttering the official tourist agency that unifies its marketing message and abandoning virtually all marketing support for tourism, one of its largest industries.
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Washington state is shuttering the official tourism agency that unifies its marketing message and abandoning public support for one of its largest industries.
By the end of next week, it will be the only state in the nation with virtually no money to spend on self-promotion.
The transition is the most extreme example of the widely varying strategies among states trying to balance budget cuts with ways to spur economic growth. Some are pouring millions of dollars into fresh marketing, while others like New York and Arizona are slashing their promotional spending to help shore up state budgets.
Then there's Washington.
"What Washington has done puts that state on an island," said Geoff Freeman, executive vice president of U.S. Travel Association. "No state at this point in time has been, with all due respect to Washington, as short-sighted as those leaders have been."
Washington's tourism spending dropped in recent years from about $7 million annually to about $2 million annually. Senate Republican Leader Mike Hewitt, who has for years sat on a commission that guides the state's tourism strategy, said the full elimination of that money was an unfortunate consequence of the current budget crisis.
"When you're taking kids off health care and raising tuition, you have to make some tough decisions," Hewitt said.
Washington's tourism industry is the state's fourth largest, and visitors to the state spent some $15.2 billion in 2010, according to state figures.
While about half of states are shrinking their marketing budgets, the other half are increasing them, according to the U.S. Travel Association.
Congress, meanwhile, recently approved a public-private partnership to draw international visitors, fearing that millions around the globe were shying away from the United States as a whole. Costs for the program will be divided equally between the government and private industry.
Michigan, which has consistently had one of the nation's worst unemployment rates, has boosted its state-funded promotional spending from about $5 million per year in 2005 to $25 million per year now.
The state is in the middle of its largest national advertising buy - spending more than $11 million to splash its "Pure Michigan" message on cable. George Zimmermann, vice president for Travel Michigan, said their research indicates that a dollar spent on out-of-state advertising returns $3.29 cents in tax money alone - and much more for businesses.
"It's a bit of a no-brainer," Zimmerman said. "Tourism is not the answer to restoring the Michigan economy, but we do believe it's one of the answers."
The only other state that comes close to rivaling Washington's cuts during the recession is Connecticut, which essentially eliminated its tourism budget for two years but maintained its staff. Connecticut is now quickly reversing itself, with a new budget for the biennium that starts in July proposing to restore $15 million to the program.
Randy Fiveash, Connecticut's tourism division director, said the industry there has been limping along and struggling to stay competitive
"We know we lost market share," Fiveash said.
To fill its void, Washington's tourism industry has established the Washington Tourism Alliance to promote the state. It obtained state funding to take over some assets -- such as the state tourism website -- but is still trying to identify a way to steadily fund a marketing campaign.
The group has raised more than $300,000, said Kim Bennett, president and CEO of the Vancouver Regional Tourism Office in southwest Washington. She would like to see a minimum of $15 million.
"We cannot continue to operate and be competitive with other states without appropriate funding," Bennett said. "Everyone who is selling a good or a service or a destination, you have to get out and market. Your competitors are out there marketing."
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May 12, 1934
|Vocalion (no. 2720)
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"Sugar Mama" or "Sugar Mama Blues" is a song that is a standard of the blues.[1] Called a "tautly powerful slow blues",[2] it has been recorded by numerous artists, including early Chicago bluesmen Tampa Red, Sonny Boy Williamson I, and Tommy McClennan. John Lee Hooker and Howlin' Wolf later adapted "Sugar Mama" for electric blues.[1]
Country bluesman Yank Rachell recorded "Sugar Farm Blues"[3] February 6, 1934 (Melotone M12958, listed as "Poor Jim with Dan Jackson"). Sonny Boy Williamson I, with whom "Sugar Mama" is often associated, was an early collaborator of Rachell. "Themes that Yank Rachell recorded also turn up in the blues of [Sleepy John] Estes, [Sonny Boy] Williamson, and other artists from the [same] area, and it would be difficult to determine which artist actually created any particular theme".[4]
Tampa Red song[edit]
Tampa Red recorded two different versions of "Sugar Mama Blues" in 1934,[5] shortly after Rachell's "Sugar Farm Blues". Both are medium tempo twelve-bar blues that featured Red's trademark slide resonator guitar work and vocals. "Sugar Mama No. 1", recorded May 12, 1934, features the lyrics often found in subsequent versions of the song:
- Sugar mama sugar mama, please come back to me (2x)
- Bring my granulated sugar, and ease my misery...
"Sugar Mama Blues No. 2", recorded March 23, 1934 (Vocalion 2753), has some different lyrics (although recorded first, it was released later, hence "No. 2").
Sonny Boy Williamson I song[edit]
John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson, sometimes identified as the composer of "Sugar Mama",[1] first recorded the song three years after Tampa Red. The recording took place during his first session for Bluebird Records on May 5, 1937, that also produced "Good Morning, School Girl", which was used as the flip side for "Sugar Mama".[6] Williamson's song uses most of the lyrics in Tamp Red's "Sugar Mama Blues No. 1" as well as the overall arrangement. However, his version features a harmonica solo with guitar accompaniment by Robert Lee McCoy, later known as Robert Nighthawk. Williamson later recorded several versions of "Sugar Mama Blues".
Both Tampa Red's and Williamson's "Sugar Mama Blues" were released before Billboard Magazine or a similar service began tracking such releases, so it is difficult to gauge which version was more popular, although the song has been often identified with Williamson.[1]
Later renditions[edit]
"Sugar Mama Blues", usually called "Sugar Mama", has been recorded a by many blues and other musicians including Tommy McClennan as "New Sugar Mama" (1940 Bluebird 8760), John Lee Hooker (1952 Chess 1515 and 1965 from It Serves You Right to Suffer), B.B. King (1959 Kent 329). Hooker also used the song as basis for several of his own songs, such as "Sally Mae".[2]
In 1964, Howlin' Wolf recorded the song as "My Country Sugar Mama" (Chess 1911). It was performed as a Chicago blues shuffle with lyrics from the Yank Rachell, Tampa Red, and Sonny Boy Williamson songs. The song was credited to Wolf as are many subsequent versions. Taste (1969 Taste), and Fleetwood Mac with Otis Spann (1969 Fleetwood Mac in Chicago/Blues Jam in Chicago, Vols. 1–2) have also recorded versions of the song.
- ^ a b c d Herzhaft, Gerard (1992). "Sugar Mama Blues". Encyclopedia of the Blues. University of Arkansas Press. p. 473. ISBN 1-55728-252-8.
- ^ a b Murray, Charles Shaar (2002). Boogie Man: The Adventures of John Lee Hooker in the American Twentieth Century. Macmillan. p. 345. ISBN 978-0-312-27006-3.
- ^ Charley Jordan recorded a different "Sugar Farm Blues" in 1932 (Vocalion 1717).
- ^ Congress, Richard (2001). Blues Mandolin Man: The Life and Music of Yank Rachell. University Press of Mississippi. p. X. ISBN 978-1-57806-334-5.
- ^ Humphrey, Mark (1994). Tampa Red: The Guitar Wizard (Media notes). Tampa Red. Columbia /Legacy Records. p. 4. CK 53235.
- ^ Fancourt, Les (1995). Sugar Mama: The Essential Recordings of Sonny Boy Williamson (Media notes). Sonny Boy Williamson I. Indigo Records. p. 2. IGOCD 2014.


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- Human beings live within the world's ecosystems. Increasingly, humans modify ecosystems as a result of population growth, technology and consumption.
- Each element on earth moves among reservoirs in the solid earth, oceans, atmosphere and organisms as part of geochemical cycles.
- Human populations use resources in the environment in order to maintain and improve their existence. Natural resources have been and will continue to be used to maintain human populations.
- The earth does not have infinite resources; increasing human consumption places severe stress on the natural processes that renew some resources, and it depletes those resources that cannot be renewed.
Invasive Species
Many non-native species live in the Great Lakes, and some of them are considered invasive. These species have established populations, multiplied rapidly and caused profound and lasting impacts on the Great Lakes ecosystem. Others (such as Asian carp) have caused serious ecological problems in other parts of the country and threaten to enter the Great Lakes. This lesson explores how invasive species have impacted the Great Lakes and how people can help prevent the spread of these unwanted species.
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- Name and visually recognize the primary aquatic invasive species of the Great Lakes.
- Understand and analyze the negative impacts that invasive species have on the Great Lakes ecosystem.
- Explain the ways in which non-native species are introduced into the Great Lakes.
Plastic Pollution
Students begin the lesson by examining items to determine what they are made of — glass, paper, plastic, or metal. Next, students collect data to determine what types of trash they produce at lunch time. After making a class graph of this information, students discuss what happens when trash is thrown away and discover four strategies for using resources wisely (reduce, reuse, recycle, and recover). As an extension, students learn more about recycling by exploring the web and display their new learning on a mini poster. And as a final extension, the lesson is brought home, where students analyze the trash they produce and brainstorm strategies for reducing waste.
Alien and Native Species
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They are men and women who, for many reasons, donned the uniform of our country to stand between freedom and tyranny; to take up the sword of justice in defense of the liberties we hold dear; to preserve peace and to calm the winds of war.
Your mothers and fathers, your grandparents, your aunts and uncles, your neighbors, the shop owners in your community, your teachers, your favorite athlete, a Hollywood star, and your political leaders… each one could be a veteran.
But as much as they may differ by gender, race, age, national origin, or profession, they share a common love for our great nation; a love great enough to put their very lives on the line, if need be, to guarantee the way of life we enjoy today, and to secure that way of life for tomorrow's generations.
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I prefer to use this as an exfoliant and then use a very gentle cleanser afterwards as I don't much like the slight film of oil. I generally mash some baking soda in for a little extra exfoliation. It's reasonably pricey in NZ too. Overall I suppose it's ok but nothing fantastic. Some of the oil leaked out from the paper when it was in my bag on the way home which wasn't too nice. I keep it in one of the black pots I had a fresh mask in, and that seems to work ok.
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Cybersecurity veteran Scott Charney spends a lot of time thinking about the future of the Internet as the corporate vice president in charge of Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing initiative. And lately his big ideas have been stirring up a lot of attention.
Last year at the RSA security conference, he made headlines -- not all of them entirely accurate, he says -- for pointing out that taxes would be one possible option to fund a cleanup of infected personal computers. In the same speech he introduced the concept of applying lessons from public health to the Internet -- floating the idea of inspecting, quarantining and cleaning PCs before they can go online.
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His underlying philosophy on Internet security: "All around the world, businesses and individuals are trying to come up with strategies to secure cyberspace. There's an element of paralysis that has always interested me. The reason we're stuck is, first of all, if you look at the threat, we have many actors, with many motives. The attacks look the same. The attacks don't tell you much about actor, motive. The reason that's important is because our systems we've developed -- I don't mean IT systems, I mean social systems -- are about the who and the why. If it's a criminal, you have law enforcement and wiretaps, and if it's intelligence, you have foreign counter-intelligence agencies, if it's war you use the military. But here we don't know the who and the why, so who do you deploy? Because (the online world) is shared and integrated in a way that's hard to tease apart, it becomes hard to developing a strategy for protecting it."
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Some video cards are offered in passively cooled editions to help reduce noise in the environment around you. Club 3D has unveiled just such a card called the ATI Radeon HD5550 Noiseless Edition. The video card uses the PCI-E 2.1 slot and has no fans. The GPU is clocked at 550MHz and the card uses 512MB of GDDR3 RAM.
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The property has remained in the same family's hands since its purchase in 1947. The experience of sending its youth to far-away schools created an awareness of how the residence could provide a wonderful 'home away from home' for familes from around the USA -- and the globe -- entrusting their childrens' education to nearby New England private schools.
Evelyn purchased this house in 1947
Why Evelyn chose Andover
Located in sight of the Memorial Bell Tower at Phillips Academy -- the ground on which colonial troops mustered prior to engagement in the American Revolutionary War -- the property is named after the B-24 Liberator heavy bomber in which its original resident earned the Distinguished Flying Cross prior to returning home from Europe and building the home in 1947.
What makes this house unique
Nestled in the shade of three massive old trees on the property, this large home has served for decades as a perfect venue for gathering family with longstanding, and brand new, friends. Its one level design makes it inviting for even the very young and seniors. Combined with the potential to provide your boarding student with the ability to experience the day student lifestyle on their campus for a short period, Rum Runner House offers your entire family memories that will be treasured for a lifetime.
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My family stayed at the Rum Runner House in Andover for a long weekend in November. The house was recently renovated and everything is in great shape. We're a large group at those times when we can all get together. The game room is terrific! We had a family singles ping pong tournament that almost everyone took part in. It was interesting to see the group so enthusiastically respond to it. The kitchen had plenty of room to prepare the big meal. We spread out between the dining room and the kitchen table to eat. Settling in after dessert, the younger crowd headed for the game console in the game room, while others looking for a quieter experience settled in the large living room for TV and reading. Those waiting for their turn on the game controllers, when not following along with the games, were either playing doubles ping pong or surfing the web. A couple of the guys were fine with the cold weather and went out to toss a football in the side yard. We used all of the bedrooms. I was fast and scored the nice corner room with the massive bed. My second choice, the room with the fireplace, is also really nice. Everyone was happy with their beds. Also, the two large full bathrooms made it easy to take care of business. In terms of problems, the no smoking rule resulted in a few of us having to sit on the patio to have our butts. It's right outside the game room, so it was handy, but I prefer enjoying my smoke in the warm indoors. To be fair, others were fine with that. The house is easy to get to, with the town and plenty of stores and restaurants less than two miles in either direction. Overall, this is a great place for a family to stay.


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When you first get your little people (it probably will work better before you have children for the women because the women cannot work while carrying a baby.) anyways, you take your little person to the office, kitchen or workroom, depending on where they work. Then after their action is "Working on career," praise them three times. On the third time their action should be "Running away." Drag them back and repeat ten times. Now, even when you're not on, they will be almost always working. On my last generation I made 20 000 dollars in one day because she was a master (level 8) and her salary was over 300/hour + extra $10 every minute.
Honestly using this trick... I love this trick because I tried the trick where you skip ahead years, well it didn't work for me at all, I lost money because I didn't get anything from the trick, and they were all 10 years older and one of my triplets was gravley ill and it cost me $8000 to heal him, so that trick is just a bad idea.
Then I thought...if they worked a lot... Maybe they would level up faster to get more money. So I kept praising them and praising them, went off, two hours later one of my little people had gone from level one to level five and was now making over $200 as appears to $75 an hour.
I make a lot of freaking money doing this. All my rooms are renovated. I have 300k in my bank. As for the food thing, you can either make it fill up on its own by buying a 99 cent power up in the store that never let's your people starve, or you can buy it. If you have over 300k, you can easily buy your own! So try this trick. I've been doing it for 18 generations. There's no risks. It works every time!!!!
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imageA rhythm arcade game with some similarities to Dance Dance Revolution or those drum arcade games, DJ MAX Technika machines have been popping up all over recently in North America. The game utilizes a touchscreen interface, on which you use your fingers to poke, hold, and run along colored icons along with the music. It has in addition an HD screen so everyone else can watch your progress, or lack thereof. Along with the song playing is a music video in anime style, telling a narrative that matches the music being played by the system. The sequel has interesting mode called the Crew Race where the players can make their own set and compete it with other players.


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4/5 Bedrooms & 4 Baths - Sleeps 13-17! Beachside - Pirates - Hot Tub - Decks
Come enjoy this sunny split level beachside beauty with its fresh new interior design. You will appreciate the unique floor plan, perfectly designed for groups or families with children with 4+ bedrooms and 4 bathrooms (enough so that everyone can get ready quickly).
Mutineer Landing can very comfortably accommodate 13 guests (with a maximum occupancy of 17 guests if you utilize all the convertible sofa/futon beds - check the layout information on our own website linked below at the bottom of this page to see if it can accomodate your group).
Great location in exclusive Pirate's Beach. Only a five minute walk to the dune walkover to the protected neighborhood beach and a ten minute drive to Galveston downtown restaurants and shopping, Moody Gardens and Schlitterbahn!
Come enjoy the clean and airy rooms and over 1100 feet of decking on three large decks and a verandah (four of the five bedrooms overlook decks or the verandah). Unusual for beachside homes, Mutineer Landing features an oversized fenced yard with lush landscaping, outdoor shower, ample seating and a large yard for play. Enjoy the sounds of the ocean breeze as it blows through dozens of tall palm trees, oleander and hibiscus.
Bring your young children - Mutineer Landing is child friendly! A high chair and portable crib are available on request. The home is equipped with a game room and a washer and dryer. There is lots of shade on the verandah under the second floor rear deck for play during mid day sun or even rain.
The gourmet kitchen is equipped to serve all your guests. We have a high chair and portable crib available on request. The home is equipped with many amenities including wireless internet access, a game room, hot tub and a washer a dryer.
After a fun day at the beach enjoy the outdoor shower to wash the sand off and then enjoy some time in the game room or a soak in the sunken hot tub spa on the second floor deck while the charcoal fire is heating up in the BBQ grill!
Need some other activities? Golf? Swimming Pool? No problem, the Galveston Country Club is only two blocks away and we can provide you access upon request.
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Pat Buchanan: Will the GOP embrace amnesty?
Illegal aliens had been coming since World War II. But, suddenly, the number was over 1 million. Crime was rising in Texas. The illegals were taking the jobs of U.S. farm workers.
Under Gen. Joseph May Swing, the Immigration and Naturalization Service launched "Operation Wetback" and began rounding up and deporting Mexican border-crossers by ship and bus. By the end of Ike's second term, illegal entries had fallen by 90 percent.
Eisenhower, who had tapped his nuclear hole card twice -- first, to force the Chinese to agree to a truce in Korea, then to halt their shelling of the offshore islands in 1958 -- was a no-nonsense President.
Measured by population and gross national product, Eisenhower's America was but half the size of today's America. Yet, in the 1950s, we were in many ways a stronger and more self-confident country.
We had universal military service, and few complained. As for the deportation of the Mexicans, they had broken in, they did not belong here, and they were going back. End of discussion.
Contrast the rigorous response of Ike's America to an invasion across our southern border to the hand-wringing moral paralysis of our political elite in dealing with 11-12 million illegal aliens in our midst.
We are to stop using terms like illegal aliens, we are told. For it shows insensitivity. And compassion commands that we bring these folks "out of the shadows" and "put them on a path to citizenship."
One understands Democrats' motives in pushing this amnesty. Perhaps nine of 10 illegals are from Third World countries, and folks of Asian, African and Hispanic descent voted 4-to-1 Democratic in 2012.
Sen. Chuck Schumer and Democrats are writing an immigration bill that will create millions of new citizens who will vote to bury the party of Ronald Reagan forever.
But why are Republicans collaborating in erecting the scaffolding on which their party is to be hanged?
A year ago, the GOP platform declared, "We oppose amnesty because it would have the effect of encouraging illegal immigration and would give an unfair advantage to those who have broken our laws."
What has changed since then?
Yet, today, with Cuban-American Sen. Marco Rubio providing cover -- a "very positive force," purrs President Obama -- Republicans are about to trash their platform and vote an amnesty for 11-12 million illegals. Why?
One reason is the fear, bordering on panic, since Mitt Romney lost the Hispanic vote 71 to 27. Republicans attribute their unpopularity among Latinos to their opposition to amnesty, rather than their commitment to peel back the social programs on which minorities heavily depend.
Another force for amnesty is corporate America. Thousands of businesses have hired illegals in violation of U.S. law. Amnesty for their illegal workers means, de facto, amnesty for them.
Moreover, U.S. corporations and agribusiness also want the right to import foreign workers. And under this new immigration bill, H1-B visas for highly skilled engineers and computer programmers will double to 110,000 a year, and the cap can rise to 180,000. Visas for H-2A agricultural workers will go to 337,000 over three years.
Silicon Valley is not interested in middle-aged Americans who lost jobs in defense industries. They want young foreign students with newly minted advanced degrees, who will work for less.
Thus, with 14 percent of our U.S. labor force -- more than 21 million Americans -- unemployed, working part-time but seeking full-time work or having stopped looking, Congress is going to vote an amnesty for 12 million illegals and bring in a million new immigrants a year -- and hand them green cards.
What happened to putting our own country and people first?
Moreover, under the new law, unlimited visas will be issued for spouses, children and parents of permanent residents and citizens.
With all these workers and dependents pouring in, the downward pressure on U.S. wages, stagnant since Gerald Ford was president, will intensify. And the steady rise in the scores of millions of beneficiaries of social welfare programs will continue.
What do Republicans get in return for capitulating and embracing amnesty? The Democrats solemnly promise to secure the border this time.
In short, the administration will do its duty and protect the states from another invasion, if the Republican Party will abandon its principled opposition to amnesty. The Republicans will be faithless to those who voted for them on a pledge not to support amnesty, if only Obama will promise a good-faith effort to do his constitutional duty.
Prediction: Once word goes out that the illegals will no longer be sent back, there will commence a new stampede to the border. And once the new law is on the books, Democrats will move to truncate the time for the former illegals to become U.S. citizens.
And Republicans who resist will be accused of being anti-Hispanic, and will then do what comes naturally -- capitulate again.
Pat Buchanan is a former Republican and Reform Party candidate for President, an adviser to two Presidents, a syndicated columnist based in Washington, D.C., and the author of "Suicide of a Superpower: Will America Survive to 2025?"
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looks Chubby.
Maybe, just maybe if he were wearing a Jets hat, he might just be a little easier to spot in public.
These guys want some privacy too
looks Chubby.
There's also the fact that the Yankees hat has become the "default" hat for pretty much everyone to wear, so that kinda gives brady some more slack there. Just think about if Brady was wearing a Miami Dolphins hat...you know you wouldn't like that ish.
Forget the hat.
I guarantee you that this time last year Adrian Peterson was rehabbing. Nuff said.
P.S. He looks chunky
FANS are nuts. Revis, just like Keyshawn, are/were the best players on the team and will end up in Tampa Bay! Those guys play 100% and are more competitive than anyone. I'm sure all you knuckle heads would take less money to stay put on your job!
There are literally thousands of cool, trendy, functional hats a player can wear without wearing one from a rival team or a team your fans detest from another sport.
He is not tres chic in Paris with the hoodie and that ugly as hat.
I rapidly lost interest when it became obvious that the OP was referring to France and not Hilton
The same guy that acts pouty when the Jets haven't fallen all over to contact him before the year wears another teams hat. As a player, just out of courtesy you should have the brains to think. "I will actually be sensitive to the fans and the team I play for." Instead of "I'm on my own time I could care less about the fans or the team."


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December 4, 2014 | 5-7 pm | Main Post Parade Field
Kickoff Christmas with the lighting of the Christmas Tree at the Main Post Parade Field at the beginning of each December. This event includes the lighting of the Christmas Tree, Santa, light refreshments, kiddie bouncers, and climbing wall.
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Paul Bereska (1918 - 1983) was born on September 18, 1918. He was born into the Bereska family.
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