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WEST RUTLAND Carole Anne Caroline Woods, 67, of West Rutland passed away Wednesday, March 13, 2013, at her home, with her family at her side.
She was born in Proctor, June 29, 1945, the daughter of Felix and Anna Mae (Harrison) Geryk.
Caroline attended St. Stanislaus School and was a graduate of West Rutland High School class of 1963.
She was married January 15, 1967, to Donald E. Woods Sr.
She was a member of St. Bridgets Church.
Caroline and her husband are the owners and operators of Sweet Carolines Restaurant in West Rutland where she greeted her customers with a warm smile. She was loving and caring and always shared gifts with the children.
She enjoyed her family, her dogs and trips to the casinos.
Surviving are her husband, Don of West Rutland; her son, Donald E. Woods Jr. of West Rutland; her daughter, Karen A. Woods of Waterbury; her brother, Robert Geryk and his wife Veronica of West Rutland; nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held Friday at 1:00 p.m. at St. Bridgets Church in West Rutland. Officiating will be Rev. Vincent Coppola, pastor.
Burial will be at a later date in St. Bridgets Cemetery.
Visiting hours will be held Thursday (today) from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Clifford Funeral Home in Rutland.
Contributions may be made to the Foley Cancer Center at RRMC or to Rutland County Humane Society.
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Stephany Howard didn't let her missed baskets at the Boys and Girls Club ruin her fun Tuesday morning.
Fire caused an estimated $10,000 in damage to a home in the 1100 block of Shasta Street shortly before 10 p.m. Monday night.
RIPON – St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Ripon is gearing up for a major expansion that would include a kindergarten through eighth grade school for up to 200 students, a new church that is expected to double the existing church's capacity, a chapel, convent and a multi-purpose building.
RIPON - Depending on the financial situation in the next several months, Ripon municipal employees might find themselves facing furlough days by the time May rolls around.
A looming 20 percent drop in property tax revenues could make Manteca municipal budget deficit projections for the 2010-11 fiscal years swell by $1.3 million.
The ball is now in the San Joaquin County Local Agency Formation Commission's court for Manteca's most controversial annexation in decades – 107.5 acres that include the Manteca Unified office complex, bus garage, and school farm along with 18 homes.
Get a little tipsy and decide to drive on this St. Patrick's Day and it may end up costing you a lot of green.
Bonus buck balances – fees that residential developers agreed to pay for growth-related fees for things such as main roads, sewer and water lines plus parks and government facilities - are enough to plug the City of Manteca's projected deficit next fiscal year when combined with other measures being taken.
Spreckels Recreation Park – due to open this spring – is on target to become Manteca's greenest park yet.
Two new Portuguese cultural classes are being offered by the Manteca Senior Center and the city Parks and Recreation Department starting this Wednesday.
Donate as little as $5 to the Manteca Kindred Arts and you could be the proud owner of a one-of-a-kind table runner made by nationally recognized by award-winning quilter Judy Mullen.
Ben Tolman and 45 volunteers did maintenance on 200 fire hydrants in Manteca to fulfill a requirement for his Boy Scouts of America Eagle Award.
Tax incentives that could put as much as $18,000 back into the pockets of new homebuyers are getting credit for a significant increase in new home sales in Manteca.
RIPON – John Mangelos knew that when the Veterans Museum project would eventually transform what was a blighted area into a place that people would enjoy visiting.
Who is the best dentist in town? Is it Sean Sangalang, Al Tonne, Ricardo Cuevas, Trang Duong, Marvin Bledsoe, Pamela Andrews, Mary Richmond, John Trueb, or someone else?
Matt Hernandez donated $100 to the Manteca-Lathrop Boys and Girls Club on Tuesday night.
There were champions crowned in two distances at the second annual Heller E. Lipsett Memorial on Sunday, but the real winners can be found on the grass and black-top surfaces at McParland today.
Jeff Liotard is prepping turkey the same way he always does for Thanksgiving.
The City of Manteca begins its annual leaf collection on Monday, Dec.1.
The Sunrise Kiwanis and Manteca Kiwanis - two service clubs responsible for things such as the Pumpkin Fair, the community Easter egg hunt, Fourth of July parade and supporting such youth activities as the Boys & Girls Club -each came through for Turkeys R Us.
Foster Farms donated 750 turkeys to the Second Harvest Food Bank to provide hungry families in the Northern San Joaquin Valley with a Thanksgiving meal.
Foster Farms donated 750 turkeys to the Second Harvest Food Bank to provide hungry families in the Northern San Joaquin Valley with a Thanksgiving meal.
Vickie Conner rang the bell several times within the quarter of an hour she was on the phone.
A 17-year-old seriously injured in a devastating car accident outside of Tracy isn't expected to survive.
It is payback time for many Manteca-Lathrop Boys & Girls Club telethon volunteers.
Seventeen years ago Sue Teunissen and Gail Fletcher couldn't stand the thought of their families sitting down to a table overflowing with traditional holiday food on Thanksgiving knowing neighbors and others in Manteca, Ripon, and Lathrop were going without.
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Larry Albers saunters out of his home along Woodward Avenue like some dusty old cowboy. His hands tucked into his jeans, a hard day's work painted across his face.


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Almost 65 artists will adorn Gainesville's historic downtown square with pottery and paintings while dancers and musicians will entertain visitors to the 11th annual Art in the Square.
The small town of Clermont will be filled with an array of activities for the next two weekends as an outdoor concert this week precedes the annual Clermont Days next week.
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Sporting the new name Pink & Blue Dash, the former Angel Babies 5-kilometer race and memory walk will take off down the street Sunday afternoon.
Elachee Science Center's most popular annual event will be downright cold-blooded again this year.
Palate-pleasing food, a musical interlude and a fundraising auction will fill "A Night of Laughter" for Habitat for Humanity of Hall County this weekend.
Inspired by the death of the "Match King," Ivar Kreuger, the Gainesville High School Theatre will produce "The Night of January 16th" next week.
The award-winning songwriters of the South are back in town again.
Eastern cultural will descend upon the banks of Lake Lanier as the Atlanta Dragon Boat Festival launches its competition Saturday in Gainesville.
A much-loved tradition is once again visiting the streets of downtown Flowery Branch.
Find your appetite while you find your way out of the corn this fall. Then have yourself a piece of pumpkin pie.
Chattahoochee Riverkeeper is hosting a tour of Lake Lanier aboard the Chota Princess II, a 40-foot catamaran, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 6. The cruise will leave from Aqualand Marina, 6800 Lights Ferry Road in Flowery Branch, and will be the final Lake Lanier cruise of the year.
The third annual Soggy Doggy Pool Party will be Sunday, Sept. 7, in the Splash Zone at the Frances Meadows Aquatic Center in Gainesville.
Soldiers, sword fights, the Huns and a dragon all culminate around the ancient tale of a young Chinese girl named Mulan.
The holidays are especially decorative and artisanal at the Sautee Nacoochee Center.
Visitors to the Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center will travel back in time and experience Christmas during the 1860s through a living history demonstration on the McDaniel Farm.
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The bad week
So a few weeks ago if you follow me on Twitter you would have seen me bitching about having a bad week; to be fair I bitch on Twitter about bad days/weeks/months rather more than I would like but mainly because I'm either extremely frustrated or angry with my personal work performance. Alas this particular bad week really had nothing to do with work.
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Happy New Year, 2013!!
2012 has been a whirlwind year: lots of highs and lows, a 50 Shades of Grey inspired baby boom, an election, a potential apocalypse, and right at the end there, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West sneaking in an announcement of their pregnancy. Overall, 2012 has been a life-changing year for me; especially if you have recently welcomed a baby into the world, or are preparing for a baby, I'm sure saying the same is an understatement.
With any new year, there is always a time to make resolutions, reflect on oneself, start over, refresh, get inspired, and do good.
Here's hoping for a year full of prosperity, happiness, health, and love. Wishing you all nothing but the best in 2013!
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Cambridge Audio Debuts Wireless Minx Air 100 and 200
Cambridge Audio has debuted their new Minx Air 100 and 200 compact wireless speaker systems that are designed to play your favorite tunes from anywhere in Hi-Fi quality. BOth are now available in the US and is the first wireless speaker that offers AirPlay, Bluetooth and Internet Radio presents. It's sound s are room filling and it has lifelike sound that's driven by patented BMR (Balanced Mode Radiator) speakers and MaxxAudio technology by Waves Audio, who received a Technical GRAMMY award. It also features a custom-developed digital amp that guarantees quality performance at top volumes. Thanks to its Digital Signal Processing, the Mix Airs deliver sounds that's louder, crisper and fuller than any other portable systems on the market.
But it doesn't only sound good, but looks good, too, with its sleek contemporary case design that's built to acoustically increase the sound and eliminate distortion. It'll blend easily with any room's decor and is has a white lacquered, scratch resistant cabinet that is complemented by ergonomic, soft-touch controls and is sure to look the part in any living space. It'll work with any Apple device, but it can connect to any Bluetooth-enabled device so that you can listen to your music regardless of the device. There is even a Minx Air app for Apple and Android that allows you to discover new stations.
The app also offers preset control and allows volume adjustment, bass control and access to a range of EQ settings to tailor Minx Air's sound for any room. The Minx Air is great for filling smaller rooms with its 100W of power from a cabinet just 14" wide, while the Minx Air 200 can fill larger rooms with its 200W set of digital amplifiers, plus a built-in active 6.5" subwoofer offers a supercharged audio experience still only measures a modest 18" wide.
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Angels and Kings (CLOSED)
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Time Out says
Posted: Wed May 5 2010
Emo fans can drown their perceived sorrows at this rocker lounge, co-owned by Fall Out Boy's eyeliner-clad Pete Wentz. The theme is bad-boy decadence, with lavish chandeliers and mug shots of Johnny Cash and James Brown. Weeknights, A&K is mellow; weekends welcome velvet ropes and camera-phone–wielding TRL groupies hoping for glimpses of Ashlee Simpson and sipping suitably named cocktails like White Guilt (peach vodka and vanilla soy milk).
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Angels and Kings (CLOSED) 500 E 11th St
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Angels and Kings (CLOSED)
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More late inning heroics give USC 10-7 win
It was different day, same script for the South Carolina Gamecocks, who had to use some big late…
|Clutch hitting gives USC 4-2 SEC win
The Gamecock offense struck early and late in the SEC opener over Tennessee, with Whit Merrifield and Adrian Morales combining to score all 4 runs for South Carolina. Morales' 1st inning home run set the tone for the Gamecocks, but it was the pitching effort of Blake Cooper and the USC bullpen along with some timely hitting in the 8th that got it done, and moved Carolina to 1-0 in the SEC.
"We're just 1-0 and I'm happy to be there," said Coach Ray Tanner. "We had good pitching and we battled hard and we were able to win at home."
It all started with Gamecock pitcher Blake Cooper, who retired Tennessee quickly in the 1st, giving up just a walk in the opening frame. After Whit Merrifield led off the game for USC with a single, Adrian Morales sent his first pitch of SEC play into the left field seats for a quick 2-0 lead on UT and starting pitcher Bryan Morgado.
"Scouting report said he was a fastball guy, so I was not going to let him beat me with anything offspeed, I was going to sit on fastball, and that's what I sat on," said Morales in describing the big home run.
Morgado came into the game 2-1 with a 5.16 ERA, but settled into a groove after the 1st, as those were the only runs he would allow all night.
"He's a real good pitcher," said Jackie Bradley Jr. "We knew if we got into their bullpen we'd have an even better chance. (He) was just mixing it up, hitting his spots, very consistent, he was getting his curveball over, getting his fastballs in for strikes, (and) he's a good pitcher, a real good pitcher."
Not to be outdone on the night was USC starter Blake Cooper. The senior out of Neeses, SC, made the most of his start as he effectively shut down the Vols for 5 innings. In the top of the 6th, Tennessee threatened as they loaded the bases with nobody out, but Cooper got Cody Stubbs to ground into the 1-2-3 double play, and finally ended the inning forcing a flyout to left field.
The trouble wasn't over for Cooper, who in the 7th gave up a walk and a double to give Tennessee runners on 2nd and 3rd with just 1 down. Pinch hitter Charley Thurber then hit a sharp grounder to first, where it was too hot to handle for Nick Ebert, and both runs scored to tie the game.
The night ended there for Cooper, but he was very effective overall, giving up just 1 earned run on 4 hits in 6-plus innings of work.
"Cooper pitched his rear end off to begin with," claimed Tanner. "He really did, he pitched his heart out. We had a couple of misplays behind him that made it difficult. He got behind a little bit, I don't think he tired. Mata got his guy, Roth went in and did a nice job, and then Carter (and) it's encouraging. We have some confidence in those guys and they did a nice job for us tonight."
The last two batters of the 7th inning were retired by Jose Mata, beginning a streak of 8 straight retired to end the game for the South Carolina bullpen.
"Coming into this year I knew we had a pretty deep bullpen and some guys are starting to show up for us," said Cooper. "Luckily I've been good so far this year, (and) if I continue to throw strikes I'll be fine, and if the bullpen continues to throw strikes we'll be fine. I believe the key to bullpen success is coming in and immediately throwing strikes, and we've been able to do that, and we've got a chance to win if we throw strikes."
When Morgado finally came out of the game in the bottom of the 8th, it was the Gamecocks turn to test the Tennessee bullpen. And they did just that, scoring 2 in the bottom of the inning for what proved to be the winning margin.
Merrifield and Morales once again led off the inning with two singles off of UT reliever Will Locante. Jackie Bradley Jr. picked up what proved to be the game winning RBI, hitting a single up the middle to score Merrifield. Next up, Kyle Enders skied a pitch to left field, and Morales slid in just ahead of the throw to give Enders a sacrifice fly and a RBI.
"Yeah it was a pretty big hit, I'm glad our team was able to get on base, power back, right man right spot, I was looking for a fastball, he gave it to me and I hit it straight up the middle," said Bradley Jr. after the game.
Bradley's game winning hit was all the more impressive since he had just had stitches removed from his hand prior to the game this afternoon. The 4-2 lead held up in the end, with Ethan Carter finishing out the game, and ending it with a strikeout of Matt Duffy to end the game.
Even with the clutch hitting, the Gamecocks could not have gotten it done without their bullpen, which was unyielding in facing its first SEC offense of the year. After Mata, it was Michael Roth and Carter that combined to pitch the final 2 innings, giving up no hits or runs, and striking out 4.
Carter picked up the win for USC, while Locante took the loss for the Vols. In the decisive 8th inning, Locante gave up a total of 3 hits and 2 earned runs, while walking 1 batter.
The Gamecocks and Vols will resume the series with game 2 tomorrow afternoon at 4 p.m. On the mound for USC will be Sam Dyson, and opposing him will be Aaron Tullo for the Vols.
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The highest point of the Sonoita Creek creek bed is visible at the fairgrounds in Sonoita, AZ. It heads southwest and is joined by Harshaw Creek from the Patagonia Mountains. The sandy channel goes through the town of Patagonia. (Most of Sonoita Creek flows below the surface and can be difficult to identify.) The first place to access the creek to see water is the The Nature Conservancy's Patagonia-Sonoita Preserve on Blue Haven Road. A few miles downstream, the creek was dammed in 1969 to form Patagonia Lake. Dam releases and spillway overflow combine with more tributaries to deliver water to the Santa Cruz River at Rio Rico.
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One of the secrets to happiness is filling your life with things that make you smile and… hopefully… even laugh. This wonderful little book is filled with smiles and laughs just waiting to happen. Not only is it something I know you'd love, it'd make a wonderful gift idea for any cat lover, dog lover, ostrich lover… let's just say, any animal or bird lover – that'll be easier!
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Turning Ubuntu into Kubuntu
Now that I've had you go through all these installation steps, you may be asking whether there is an easy way to do this from the shell. The short answer is yes. From a terminal shell window, you can type the following:
sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
Did I just hear a quiet, whispered, "Wow"? Now that you have some appreciation for the power of the shell, turn to Chapter 21 and dig a little deeper.
KDE Desktop Environment: www.kde.org
Kubuntu Web Site: http://www.kubuntu.org
Marcel's Moving to Linux: Kiss the Blue Screen of Death Goodbye! : www.marcelgagne.com/mtl2nd.html
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"Moving to Ubuntu Linux" by Marcel Gagné
What is better about kde rather that gnome?
Nothing is better, just
Nothing is better, just personal preferences. My opinion the GNOME themes are too bland, KDE gives you a nice look and feel. Some of the KDE applications are favorites of mine (and so are some GNOME), you can hybrid your system. I run the KDE desktop, but kept some of the gnome apps.
choosing back gdm as default display manager
I chose KDM for default login manager, I want gdm back, but I can't find how to get it back anywhere?
help pliz, a hint
i think you can remove the
i think you can remove the kubuntu-destop packages. It's easy way to give GNOME back. Am i wrong???
no your right
but if she dose that and the gnome desktop is gone than she will have to reinstall it i now because i did it once she needs th thype in this under terminal
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
maybe he should have put the
maybe he should have put the shell option at top for the people that read through top to bottomn and dont skim pages. cause for me it would have been easier instead of finding everything and matching up the pictures to know that i am correctly doing it.
cant really help it so used to windows always have to do everything right otherwise your screwed
Say What????
Well. Maybe chapter 20 should be at the front of this book. :-)
I have just converted all of my computers to Ubuntu, Kubuntu and edubunto. One system with each so I can try them out. having never used Linux before I went out a bought a book two days ago. This book. I haven't got to chapter 20 yet and just found it here by chance. I may try that. Will it work for other distros as well?
There's no need to reboot
There's no need to reboot after installing the kubuntu-desktop packages. If it makes you feel better, go ahead, but it's completely unnecessary.
If you're an ex-Windows user, it might make you feel better to reboot not only once, but several times, during the process described above. If you came from Windows 9x, then you might want to reboot once or twice daily after you're done. You're right that you don't need to, but it would make them feel more at home.
Turning Ubuntu into Xubuntu
the same steps can be done to install xubuntu
At the synaptic search step
look for xubuntu-desktop
then next next and after ~35M of downloads you should have xubuntu too
what is xubuntu?
Ubuntu with XFCE for the
Ubuntu with XFCE for the desktop. It's lighter than either Gnome or KDE, good for lower powered machines.
unbearble lightness of XFCE
What denotes a lower powered machine these days?
It's user-dependent
I'd say it depends on the user. As soon as the user notices the little lags while using the PC, especcially while switching apps, he either has too many programs open, needs more RAM and/or CPU power, or just needs a leaner desktop environment. The last option is where XFCE (under the hood of xubuntu) hops in.
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Cops Corner
Date: September 24, 2009
by: Compiled by the Observer Staff
Sept. 10
Last-ditch effort
7:53 p.m. — 3600 block of Emily Lane. Impaired Person. A deputy who responded to a call about a box truck that backed into a ditch found the driver standing in the middle of the road, throwing his belongings to the ground "for no apparent reason." The deputy said the man was "mumbling something, but I couldn't tell what he was saying. Something about that he knows the drill."
After talking with the truck driver for a few minutes, it was obvious that he had been drinking. He was staggering, had slurred speech and smelled of alcohol. Because nobody actually witnessed the man driving the truck, he could not be cited for drunk driving. He was sent to an alcohol-treatment facility instead.
Sept. 12
Now you see them, now you don't
8:41 p.m. — 3500 block of Fruitville Road. Shoplifting. A man walked into a gas station and asked for a carton of Marlboro cigarettes. The clerk turned around, grabbed the box and placed them on the counter.
The man then asked for some cigars. The clerk again turned around to grab the cigars, and when he turned back to face the counter, he saw the man had grabbed the carton of cigarettes and run out the door. He jumped into a car and drove away.
Late-night snack
10:19 p.m. — 600 North Washington Boulevard. Petit Theft. A gas station clerk said a man walked into her store, grabbed a hot dog and an Arizona iced tea and began eating and drinking in the store. When the clerk confronted him about paying for the food, he told her he would provide a food stamp. She told him she didn't accept food stamps, and he swore at her and ran out of the store. The clerk tried to catch him, but he scuffled with her and got away. Police caught the man while he was walking off the property. He did have a food stamp on him, but no money. The officer photographed the half-eaten hot dog as evidence.
Skinny dipping
1:26 a.m. — 1000 block of Boulevard of the Arts. Someone called police to report six people swimming in the community pool. Not a big problem in itself, but all six people were nude.
Sept. 13
Put it on my tab
12:38 a.m. — 5200 block of Ocean Boulevard. Two women skipped out on a restaurant bill of $61 for food and drinks. No one would have been able to find them, if one of the women hadn't given the musician playing music at the restaurant her business card. A deputy called her, and she said she thought her friend paid the bill. The deputy said it appeared to be an honest mistake.
Gate keeper
12:25 p.m. — 1100 block of Ritz Carlton Drive. Petit Theft. A woman who left her car with a valet service said two remote controls were missing when she retrieved her car. One remote was for the gate to her community. The other was for her garage. She said she was sure the remotes were in the car the day before she used the valet service.
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Cajun Invasion Dragon Boat Team are hosting the 5th Annual Pink Ribbon Jam. The Blue Moon in Lafayette will host this fundrasing event on Sunday, October 6, 2013. The fun last from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. The proceeds will benefit The Breast Center of Acadiana and the LA Foundation for Cancer Care. These organizations provide funds for free mammograms and transportation to treatment everyday.
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A shark bite is the last thing you'd want on the beach, but you can have a bite of shark at the 5-month-old Berkeley Beach Café on the patio of the Berkeley Shores Hotel, an Art Deco classic on Collins Avenue.
Chef-owner Vincent Thilloy grew up in the Saint-Cloud suburb of Paris, helping in the kitchens of the bistros his parents ran. After graduating from culinary school, he started a catering company, which he sold 25 years ago in order to relocate to South Beach, where he has had a number of restaurants, including Café des Arts and Marseilles.
The blacktip shark on the menu comes from Tampa Bay. Shark steaks are seasoned with Cajun spices and grilled, served with lemon aioli and fries. The firm, pale meat from the 10- to 15-pound sharks tastes a little like swordfish crossed with tuna.
Louisiana gator (pictured) is pounded, cut in strips, breaded and deep-fried, served with spicy mayo dip. It tastes like chicken with a hint of clam. The tropical salad brings greens tossed with nuts, avocado and mango in poppy-seed dressing with blackened salmon. Linguine comes with a skewer of jumbo shrimp, grouper and mahi. Surf and turf teams sirloin steak and Florida lobster tail with shallot butter.
Stone crabs run until the end of the season in May, so catch a wave and head over for cracked claws and a daiquiri.
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Twenty-two tracks including music by The Cure, Beach Fossils, and Bob Dylan. For London town.
sporadical blued burns by July Skies
Cursed myosotis flower, you phantom, you reappearing ghost.
open roads, badlands, phantom man, spectre
are you awake? by July Skies
Twenty tracks including music by A.
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formative years by July Skies
The music I loved when I was sixteen.
formative years, teen, 1990's, 2000's, sixteen
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Resistance Band Exercises
Think you need a pile of weights to get in shape? Snap out of it and grab a Resistance Band instead. This portable piece of equipment can improves strength and balance, help recover from an injury, or just add variety to your existing workout routine. Whether you are an exercise rookie or an advanced athlete, Wink News Fitness Expert Mike Drumm says people of all fitness levels can benefit from using them and is here today to demonstrate some of his favorite resistance band exercises.
Resistance bands come in all colors and sizes and offer many advantages over traditional machines or free weights. The first and most obvious advantage is how portable they are. You can take them anywhere with you, I have some at home, at work, and actually keep one in my car too J A resistance band weighs only a few ounces. But unlike weights, it creates constant tension throughout a movement, recruiting more muscle fibers and accelerating muscle growth. Plus, bands are inexpensive, and you can do hundreds of exercises with them.
Using Resistance Bands
With your resistance band training, every part of both the concentric and eccentric part of the exercise has resistance, resulting in better range of motion strength and more complete stimulation. The downside to resistance bands are that you can't really perform near maximum lifts. When using resistance bands for your workout, the factor you should be thinking about is picking a band with a resistance appropriate to your strength and the exercise you are doing. I recommend purchasing a combination of thicker bands and bands that offer less resistance, as certain exercises require more resistance than others.
Solo: Bicep Curls, Triceps Extensions, Band Thruster (Squat with OH Press)
Alt. Grip: Band Pull Apart, Pushups
Assisted: Core Rotations, Side Squats (Helper holds 1-side)
Assisted 2: Squat Rows/Jumps, Jog in Place (Helper holds padded middle, both sides)
Resistance bands are versatile, easy on the joints, and target muscle groups with controllable, constant tension. As with any exercise routine, resistance bands will increase the strength of your muscles and stimulate growth. What they will also do is hit the full range of motion, working many parts of a lift and muscle often not worked by free weights or machines that rely on movement restriction and gravity. So anyone who needs a way to work out on vacation, periodically can't get to the gym, or wants something extra to add to the workout, resistance bands are well worth it.
Cost Effective (a couple bucks vs a $1 per pound for free weights.
Adaptable to any fitness level
Save storage space, Great for Travel
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Toilet was not cleaned. There was waste on the seat
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Bellevue, WA
Conveniently located 4-star hotel that's affordablPosted Nov 24, 2014
Pros: Location, room size, and price
Cons: In-suite refrigerator
Location: Hotel is located in the heart of Union Square.
This hotel is centrally located in Union Square, very close to Westfield Mall. I've stayed here on business a few times and haven't checked out its amenities, but the rooms are comfortable, a good size, and in relatively good condition. A reliable go-to 4-star hotel without the fancy decor as other hotels in its category.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom northern new york
Great Hotel at a great pricePosted Nov 23, 2014
Pros: Price and location
Cons: Price for Breakfast! $ 63.00 is crazy for 2 people buffet. It was good but not that good.
Location: Everything
Great location, very clean and compared to the other hotels in the Union Square area you cannot beat the price!!!!! Will stay again.
for Business Travelersby A verified travelerfrom central California
Hotel is safe comfortable and cleanPosted Nov 19, 2014
Pros: It was safe, clean and comfortable. I liked the decor of the rooms. I liked the accessibility of public transportation and shopping.
Cons: Cafe.
Location: Excellent!
We had a one night stay. The hotel is in a great location for public transportation and shopping. We did not use the cafe in the hotel as the selection for dinner was questionable and breakfast was so expensive for a coffee and a roll ($22.) They had two selections for breakfast continental & hot breakfast. Menu not flexible. The room rate is reasonable. However, they get you with the parking fee of $60 + tax daily and internet charge.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Nov 16, 2014
I really like the location and the facilities. The only drawback is that it is a little on the noisy side at night.
by A verified travelerfrom Los Angeles
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Pros: Room
Cons: Room service
Location: Good
No room service? Really? Who's the brains behind that decision? Not coming back
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Nov 24, 2014 by Shelly H, Hotel Management
Thank you for the feedback, we apologize for the inconvenience in closing our room service department. We value your comments, thank you again for letting us know.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom San Diego
Great location near Union Square, but a bit noisyPosted Nov 14, 2014
Pros: Location, fitness center
Cons: Front desk staff (number and speed of service)
Location: Close to all major attractions
Stayed here numerous times. Very close to Market Street, Union Square and Moscone Convention Center. Overall great hotel, and great experience but they need to seriously overhaul the front desk experience. At check-in time there were 6 guests waiting in line but only 1 front desk employee. Had to wait nearly 15 min (and I was the second person in line) before being helped for check-in. Very good, clean, up-to-date fitness center in the hotel.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Calgary, AB
Awesome Hotel!Posted Nov 13, 2014
Cons: Free Wi-fi
This was my fifth time staying in Union Square and you couldn't get a better location if you tried. The BART is right outside the door and you're right in Union Square, which is an excellent location if you're ever staying in SF. Also, the hotel is very clean with excellent staff. The only criticism that I have is that you have to pay for Wi-Fi in your hotel room; in this day and age, free Wi-Fi is becoming the standard which should be included in the price (my opinion). Overall, I'd definitely stay here again without hesitation. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!
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Old & out of date hotel, good locationPosted Nov 13, 2014
We were very disappointed with this out of date, in need of restoration hotel especially after it was billed as a "luxury hotel". Restaurant is absurdly overpriced--$27 for continental breakfast. The location is very good, Union Square, but not exactly what we were hoping to come home to.
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Nov 24, 2014 by Shelly H, Hotel Management
Thank you for sharing your stay with us. We apologize your experience was less than excellent. We value your comments, thank you again for letting us know.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Michigan
Nice hotel, no frills.Posted Nov 13, 2014
Pros: Exercise facility. General appearance of facility.
Cons: Housekeeping accountability. Left eyeglasses and case in room. Reported through automated system. Not found by housekeeping which seems odd.
Location: Location is nice. Ample parking. Immediate surrounding area during evening hours not completely suitable for families with younger children/teens.
Hotel is what you'd expect. Relatively clean and well maintained. Updated decor and rooms. Exercise facility is wonderful. Breakfast buffet is B+ selection...would expect more for the $30 per person price tag although what was presented was of good quality. Certainly would consider other options next time. Hotel staff very pleasant and helpful. Housekeeping was good. Shopping and other activities close by. Quiet in rooms even when reasonably full. Internet and connectivity services were excellent.


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Idophor and other iodine based products if used correctly should do it's stuff on contact, that's why it's used in surgery.
The mixture gets less effective with time. Eventually it will become useless. I've left a solution in a jar and it's stated to grow mould within a week.
So no. A longer soak is not needed.
do you guys rinse or just let your equipment air dry that has been sanitized with iodophor ? i read an article that said that you don't even have to rinse or let air dry (article was referring to a carboy).
No arm done if a little is left behind.
I always let it drip but don't bother with the dry. I don't wan to leave it open to airboure boogies any long than I need too.
A proviso to my earlier post is that we dilute so a longer then "instant" exposure is needed.


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This is what makes me ashamed of our country. How did we let our justice system go to ****?
Devils Advocate here...scumbags defense is that the encounter was a drug deal gone bad.
I'm not saying 90 YO is a dealer but that's the defense being mounted and as stated, the case is still underway.
There is big difference between a home invader suing the homeowner who shot him and a drug user shooting a dealer over a dispute.
Whether or not dirt bag #1 is convicted will tell us if we have an innocent home owner OR a dealer and that distinction will determine if a lawsuit is warranted.
Good point!
However, I am thinking that that information would have come to light as a viable defense than claiming that he was shot by the guy that he was robbing and trying to kill. It would have worked in his favor by giving up the drug dealer, which is want the LEOs want in the first place.
The Perp is claiming its a drug deal gone bad but I didnt hear the Police charge that. Im thinking that home invasion doesnt have a leg to stand on even if it was for drugs. If he was tied up, that means kidnapping also, more proof of a self defense shooting. Lawyers tend to cost the system more than defendants, it really doesnt matter right or wrong, lawyers accuse and the courts give them a place to chum their base salaries for bigger money and most really dont give a rats ass about the crime they are defending or prosecuting.
As far as I can see, the lessons learned by us non drug dealing potential victims are as follows-
1-Great locks and peepholes are our friend,
2-The Bathroom is a pretty good place to hide a piece (or 2), its also another good place for locks and a telephone.
3-If your convinced you should fire at the perp at least once, dont stop shooting till your gun is empty and your floor is crimson then quickly reload!
4- If your 91 and have a self defense posture, you should practice it on the shooting range more than occasionally.
5- Lawyers can be scumbags just like the POS people that they defend...


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Project Richmond GATE (Growing America Through Entrepreneurship) began in July and will continue during the next two years.
"The demographic of people we're working with – 45 years and older – they've been hit the hardest by the massive layoffs," said Wesley Smith, the project's director. "It's pretty much a job creation program, trying to get these people back to work and hopefully start a new business and hire more people."
The project offers several classes and workshops giving these hopeful business owners the advice and tools they'll need to be successful. The classes range from building business plans to learning bookkeeping and accounting.
The classes and workshops are free to participants, who also are connected with a counselor to assist them. Free consultation from business experts is included as well.
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"We offer non-credit training, skills assessment, and other services to employers who need to send their staff to us for workplace training," said Nina Sims, director of marketing and sales for the CCWA. "That ranges from computer training to the area of manufacturing, business communication, writing, strategic planning and leadership."
Jim Hribar was among the first participants accepted into the program at its start in July. He is currently involved with the program and is in the beginning stages of
opening his own small business, Uniquely Fore Her, a women's golf apparel store.
"The facilities we have with the CCWA, with GATE, are helpful. Just to be able to meet with other people and have the classroom setting that is very professional, like you're in a corporate setting," Hribar said.
Displaced workers interested in the program may attend an information session, learn more about the project and its focus. If they're interested in participating, they may submit an application at that time. Applicants are randomly selected by a third party company, and if accepted, start the training by meeting with a counselor.
"When we first met with the business counselor, we go through some parameters trying to understand the strengths and weaknesses of yourself and the things you want to do for your business," Hribar said. "The counselor can basically take this data and figure out where you're at in your business, where you can start and what other resources you need to start your business."
The current recession may raise questions for some about whether now is a good time to start a new business. But Hribar believes that the timing is great, especially with a project such as GATE to help.
"It's kind of an opportune time," Hribar said. "It doesn't happen overnight; sometimes it takes months to plan ideas and to get whatever you're going to do for your business started. Even though it's a down economy, when the economy does come back, it would make your business stronger. If you can survive in this economy, then when it comes back up you'll be able to survive for sure."
Hribar, while still involved in the beginning stages of opening his business, believes one of the best things about the GATE program is the group environment it offers. The program's participants can share ideas and suggestions with each other, and the counselors are always available for the participants to speak with, even after finishing.
The GATE project was implemented in 2002 in other states. Officials hope that the second round of the project, which includes Virginia, will enjoy similar success. The main focus of project organizers now is getting more people involved.
Orientation sessions for the Richmond GATE project are held twice a month. Those interested in gathering the tools needed for small business ownership are encouraged to attend. For details, visit http://www.RichmondGate.org
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On Saturday, Nov. 15, the Willow Lawn location will kick off the month-long program by hosting a "Make & Take" craft event for kids. Children ages six and older will be able to make a craft and take it home with them. Representatives from the Marines will be in-store to teach customers about the Toys for Tots program. A.C. Moore team members will be on site to help with the crafts. > Read more.
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Commonwealth Catholic Charities is in desperate need of food donations for its community food pantry that serves the region's low-income families, according to officials with the Henrico-based nonprofit.
After moving into its new location this past summer, the agency has dedicated a larger space for the pantry but the shelves are practically empty.
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Artist Chuck Larivey has spent the past three years "sizing up" – creating large-scale oil paintings that are designed to engage their viewers in a monumental way by using size to captivate them and make them a part of the artistic experience.
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DJ3xclusive ( ) Jul. 26, 2013 at 1:08pm
FP is back at a lower price and from amazon...win-win!
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- Easy one-touch mounting system locks and releases the device with just a push of a finger
- Super strong suction cup can be restored to its mint condition by rinsing it with warm water and allowing it to air dry
- Fully adjustable with 360 degree rotation for quick portrait and landscape views
- No slip-grip securely holds mobile devices up to 3 inches wide
- Extra-large strong suction cup attaches to the windshield or most smooth flat surfaces and is easily removable
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Meritline seems have the large version on sale for $15 once a month or so, so you can keep an eye out for that.
ryocho ( ) Jul. 26, 2013 at 2:30pm
exhurt ( ) Jul. 26, 2013 at 2:35pm
How's the quality compared to this one I bought for $10:
jbrutman ( ) Jul. 26, 2013 at 2:50pm
I got this one for $12.50 a little while back:
If the suction cup is the same, then I highly recommend getting this. It is very sticky and works well
If the suction cup is the same, then I highly recommend getting this. It is very sticky and works well
globalrebel ( ) Jul. 26, 2013 at 2:57pm
I got one of these for my Z, and must say . . . haven't been able to dislodge it! And I beat the hell out of my Z. Bought another for my daily driver
XReflection ( ) Jul. 26, 2013 at 3:11pm
Damnit. I just bought one of these like last week. The suction cup is unbelievable. I was convinced I was going to rip up my dash trying to peal it off haha.
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