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Inside the Skynet ghost town built by bunker-based boffins
It's an empty city in the middle of the New Mexico desert ringed by a security perimeter. The wind will blow down barren streets, whisper through a vacant school, round high-rise offices cleared of commuters and out through lonely houses in suburbia. Unseen boffins will beaver away in underground bunkers. CITE layout But this …
What's in a name?
Pegasus. Global. Holdings. Mmmm...
Can there be a better name for an evil concern bent on world domination?
Re: What's in a name?
If they changed their name to "Umbrella" I'd say "I've already seen this one".
It's the thing of every Sci-Fi writers dream. An empty (or occupied) fenced and experimented city!
Re: What's in a name?
New Mexico again? It sounds fishy! Could it be sharing the same site with the Dulce, New Mexico Deep Underground Military Base run by the Reptilian aliens?
I much Prefer Volcano Island Industries. Come see the mono rail, Shark tanks ....
stay for the lasers!
Is anyone else...
...thinking of The Truman Show?
Re: Is anyone else...
But it'd be a brilliant place to dump someone after a stag do...
empty cities
If building an empty city can be so profitable, hw long before someone figures it might be cheaper to empty out an existing one ? "We have ways of making you leave..."
Re: empty cities
Film studios,
Advertising agencies,
Maybe people learning to demolish buildings ... or build them
Emergency response training.
Traffic light management testing
Robot car testing
I can see that there would be a lot of interest in being able to hire a 'deserted' city. Good idea and handy that the USA has so much empty space.
Well at least it's an investment that's actually producing something rather than banking/stock markets/IP.
Eureka Series Link?
So the Eureka TV series about a town populated by geniuses and run by a company call "Global Dynamics" ends and a new technology town run by "Pegasus Global Holdings" pops up. Suspicious?........
Re: Eureka Series Link?
That's closer to JG Ballard's "SuperCannes" city...
"Unseen boffins will beaver away in underground bunkers."
My dyslexia saw this as 'Unseen beavers boffin away in underground bunkers'
Re: Westworld?
No beavers, only racoons
Re: Westworld?
Yeah, Racoon City...
Re: Westworld?
I tell you, the best beaverin' is always done underground. You're in for some unseen subterranian rodent adventure action here.
Re: Westworld?... Any one remember the New Avengers?
Copy /paste from imdb.with adlib.
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"The New Avengers" Complex (1977)
The New Avengers fly to Toronto, Canada to learn the identity of KGB assassin X-41, aka Scapina. Unfortunately all their contacts end up dead before they are able to spill the beans. Also, Gambit keeps getting arrested by the Canadian police and Purdey finds herself trapped in a ultra modern building........whick KILLS! .
Won't be empty for long
How far is this from the Mexican Border then?
It won't take long for news of this place to circulate amongst those trying to enter the US now will it.
Re: Won't be empty for long
Won't be a problem - no food in the stores, no lawns to be mown... and spooky unmanned vehicles to run you over.
The illegals will keep on moving.
@ laird cummings
Oh really? You don't think the human traffickers responsible for much of the illegal border crossings wouldn't relish a police-free, people-free place to use as a base of operations? You should definitely keep to your bigotted, small-minded life and leave real crime to the big boys.
Re: @ laird cummings
Yeah, because the best way to hide is to be the only surface dwelling people in an empty town monitored 24/7 by hundreds of underground technicians. Certainly the traffickers would go completely unnoticed.
To be honest, I don't know if I should flame you or feel sorry for you. You should definitely keep to your pretentious, small-minded life and leave real thinking to the big boys
Re: @ laird cummings
Why do illegals cross the border? To find places to live and *work.* Duh. They are NOT looking for a place to squat and starve.
Hush up now - Clearly, you're incompetent to answer.
This read and white umbrella type image springs to mind
but I really cant work out why.
Re: This read and white umbrella type image springs to mind
I hear Raccoon City PD are hiring.
Isaac Kleiner?
Do Isaac Kleiner and Gordon Freeman work there?
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Patrollled by large weather balloons....
The riff-raff will be kept (out|in) by large patrolling weather balloons.
The one with the large #3 on the back.
another potentially lucrative income...
Surprised they did not mention, or consider, the use of this empty, all american city for Hollywood filming. Can think of loads of films in the last 10 years that would have happily paid to use a empty city for a couple of days (thinking high risk car chases, post- Apocalypse sci-fi, urban environment for large number of extras etc) , so long as they tidied up when they left. Would imagine the film location rights would be as profitable as renting it out for different trials and projects!
To me, it sounds rather more like Aperture Science.
Testing for science, eh?
Yes, But will there be cake?
Or is that a lie?
Dont; see the point really,....
the thing that really messes up cities are those annoying meat-bags called humans acting irrationally and selfishly. Taking them out of the equation just renders it pointless.
Re: Dont; see the point really,....
Actually, that *is* the point - a city where you can test basic functionallity without those messy meatsacks.
If they need an empty city, why not use Detroit?
Their robotic police officers keep disobeying direct orders.
Buggers up all the experiments.
They're just practising
Guy Debord, thou shoulds't be living at this hour.
FO: New Vegas?
It almost seems like that science place they released for fall out new vegas as DLC (Entitled 'Old World Blues'). Now all we need is for the world to end and we can go take a look and talk to the brains in jars.
Re: FO: New Vegas?
My first thought was Big Mountain too.
Not so sure about the roboscorpions though...
"I have a city that needs power but I don't have any inhabitants, so once I run the city power, the additional energy that I produce I will sell to the local power company, same with the water and communications and other output we have," Brumley explained. "People forget that cities really are big producers of consumable resources and this city will be the same."
Is it just me or is the above just complete crap, cities are sold utilities/consumable resources by usually private companies who pay/invest in their production, the only way that his argument makes sense is if he's going into the utility business, or is just a front to launder large amounts of cash.....
He *is* going into the utility business.
If this is supposed to mimic a city, it will need power, water, waste, and other facilities. However, since there is no one there to use those services, the city becomes a huge exporter. Cities use a lot of water and energy; the fact that they consume all the resources they create (and then some) doesn't mean that they aren't still producing. And all those resources have to go somewhere; might as well sell them, right?
It's just you
Mention of various power tech was made, e.g. solar, biomass.
Presume labs, etc will use less than planned facilities will generate, assuming supplies are built to the scale of the town itself as if it were in full use.
In effect, yes, he's going into the utility business.
@AC 15 May 16:22GMT: Brumley was spouting semi-crap
o Locally-generated power: can be easily sold to power companies.
o Locally-pumped-from-the-ground fresh water: sketchy. Is clean water so costly there that it really is economical to buy, maintain, and fuel a fleet of stainless-steel-tanked semi trucks to transport clean water to potential buyers, or to build a pipeline and pumps to the nearest major municipality?
o Local sewage treatment facilities: sketchy. Same issue as with water, as noted above.
o Communications: bullshit. Unless you've got data-carrying capability from Point A to Point B, where Point A and Point B are places anybody actually cares sending data to and from, you've got nothing to sell to communications companies. Comm companies aren't going to pay to establish links to/from Robot Town unless there's a significant market there.
Re: @AC 15 May 16:22GMT: Brumley was spouting semi-crap
Unless they have to build test water and sewage treatments to test how the department of Fatherland security needs to test to protect basic infrastructure in a way that won't kill people when they get it wrong.
Re: @AC 15 May 16:22GMT: Brumley was spouting semi-crap
[i]o Communications: bullshit. Unless you've got data-carrying capability from Point A to Point B, where Point A and Point B are places anybody actually cares sending data to and from, you've got nothing to sell to communications companies. Comm companies aren't going to pay to establish links to/from Robot Town unless there's a significant market there.
True, unless you start thinking of large dish arrays or testing of point to point communications (microcells and such)...
New Mexico?
Isn't this where other tests used to take place? Empty towns that suddenly disappear in a flash?
Re: New Mexico?
Anyone else thinking Philadelphia Experiment with the round town? :)
The truth
I'm going to be vastly disappointed when it all turns out to be exactly as they said and there's no conspiracy theories involved.
Re: The truth. Fnord.
Thats what they what you to think.
If they did that over here it would wind up overrun by gypsies.
Not quite the cast of Eureka.
I really cant see this making money.
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The Tawny Owl or Brown Owl (Strix aluco) is a stocky, medium-sized owl commonly found in across much of Eurasia. Its underparts are pale with dark streaks, and the upperparts are either brown or grey. Several of the eleven recognised subspecies have both variants. The nest is typically in a tree hole where it can protect its eggs and young against potential predators. This owl is non-migratory and highly territorial. Many young birds starve if they cannot find a vacant territory once parental care ceases. This nocturnal bird of prey hunts mainly , usually by dropping from a perch to seize its prey, which it swallows whole; in more urban areas its diet includes a higher proportion of birds. Vision and hearing adaptations and silent flight aid its night hunting. The Tawny is capable of catching smaller owls, but is itself vulnerable to the Eagle Owl or Northern Goshawk. Although many people believe this owl has exceptional night vision, its retina is no more sensitive than a human's. Rather, it is its asymmetrically placed ears that are key to its hunting because they give the Tawny Owl excellent directional hearing. Its nocturnal habits and eerie, easily imitated call, have led to a mythical association of the Tawny with bad luck and death.
The Tawny Owl is a robust bird, in length, with an wingspan. Weight can range from . The Tawny Owl flies with long glides on rounded wings, less undulating and with fewer wingbeats than other Eurasian owls, and typically at a greater height.The flight of the Tawny Owl is rather heavy and slow, particularly at its first entering on the wing. As with most owls, its flight is silent because of its feathers' soft, furry upper surfaces and a fringe on the leading edge of the outer primaries. Its size, squat shape and broad wings distinguish it from other owls found within its range; Great Grey, Eagle and are similar in shape, but much larger. An owl's eyes are placed at the front of the head and have a field overlap of 50–70%, giving it better binocular vision than diurnal birds of prey (overlap 30–50%). The owl's actual visual acuity is only slightly greater than that of man, and any increased sensitivity is due to optical factors rather than to greater retinal sensitivity; both humans and owl have reached the limit of resolution for the retinas of terrestrial . Field of view compared with a pigeon Adaptations to night vision include the large size of the eye, its tubular shape, large numbers of closely packed retinal rods, and an absence of , since have superior light sensitivity. There are few coloured oil drops, which would reduce the light intensity. Hearing is important for a nocturnal bird of prey, and as with other owls, the Tawny's two ear openings differ in structure and are asymmetrically placed to improve directional hearing. A passage through the skull links the eardrums, and small differences in the time of arrival of a sound at each ear enables its source to be pinpointed. The left ear opening is higher on the head than the larger right ear and tilts downward, improving sensitivity to sounds from below. Both ear openings are hidden under the facial disk feathers, which are structurally specialized to be transparent to sound, and are supported by a movable fold of skin (the pre-aural flap). An owl's retina has a single fovea.Based on Güntürkün, Onur, "Structure and functions of the eye" in 1–18 The internal structure of the ear, which has large numbers of auditory , gives an improved ability to detect low-frequency sounds at a distance, which could include rustling made by prey moving in vegetation. The Tawny Owl's hearing is ten times better than a human's, and it can hunt using this sense alone in the dark of a woodland on an overcast night, but the patter of raindrops makes it difficult to detect faint sounds, and prolonged wet weather can lead to starvation if the owl cannot hunt effectively. The commonly heard contact call is a shrill, kew-wick but the male has a quavering advertising song hoo...ho, ho, hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo. William Shakespeare used this owl's song in Love's Labour's Lost (Act 5, Scene 2) as "Then nightly sings the staring owl, Tu-whit; Tu-who, a merry note, While greasy Joan doth keel the pot", but this stereotypical call is actually a duet, with the female making the kew-wick sound, and the male responding hooo. The call is easily imitated by blowing into cupped hands through slightly parted thumbs, and a study in Cambridgeshire found that this mimicry produced a response from the owl within 30 minutes in 94% of trials. A male's response to a broadcast song appears to be indicative of his health and vigour; owls with higher blood parasite loads use fewer high frequencies and a more limited range of frequencies in their responses to an apparent intruder.
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Strix uralensis: Ural Owl: Chouette de Tengmalm: Aegolius funereus: Boreal Owl: Chouette des neiges: Strix nivicolum: Himalayan Owl: Chouette des pagodes: Strix seloputo
Global Species : Strix aluco (Tawny Owl)
Strix aluco nivicolum Strix aluco sanctinicolai Strix aluco siberiae Strix aluco sylvatica (European tawny owl) Strix aluco willkonskii Strix aluco yamadae
Himalayan Wood-Owl - BirdForum
Strix leptogrammica newarensis is the Himalayan Wood-Owl Strix aluco nivicolum is the Himalayan Tawny Owl
Strix nivicola. Himalayan Owl. Strix nivicolum. TAX. H&M Corrigenda 2.1, fide Norman David. 96. Pipra pipra. White-crowned Manakin. Dixiphia pipra. TAX. Tello et al 2009
Strix – Wikipedia, wolna encyklopedia
puszczyk zwyczajny (Strix aluco) puszczyk leśny (Strix nivicolum) puszczyk arabski (Strix butleri) puszczyk plamisty (Strix occidentalis) puszczyk kreskowany (Strix varia)
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There are two spelling corrections to scientific names: Gray-chested Dove, Leptotila cassinii, not cassini, and Himalayan Owl, Strix nivicolum, not nivicola.
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Strix nivicolum; Strix occidentalis (Gevlekte bosuil) Strix ocellata (Indische bosuil) Strix rufipes (Roodpootbosuil) Strix seloputo (Maleise bosuil) Strix uralensis ; Strix varia ...
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Strix - Wikipédia
Strix aluco – Chouette hulotte; Strix nivicolum – Chouette des neiges; Strix butleri – Chouette de Butler; Strix occidentalis – Chouette tachetée
Strigidae – Wikipédia, a enciclopédia livre
Strix nivicolum; Strix butleri - Coruja-da-palestina; Strix occidentalis; Strix varia; Strix fulvescens; Strix hylophila - Coruja-listrada; Strix rufipes; Strix chacoensis
Les oiseaux d'Inde
Strix nivicolum: Himalayan Owl: Chouette hulotte: Strix aluco: Tawny Owl: Chouette leptogramme: Strix leptogrammica: Brown Wood Owl: Chouette ocellée: Strix ocellata
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Strix aluco: Himalayan Owl: Strix nivicolum: Hume's Owl: Strix butleri: Spotted Owl: Strix occidentalis: Northern Barred Owl: Strix varia: Mexican Barred Owl: Strix sartori
Bosuil - Strix Aluco - Eaglewatch roofvogels en uilen - Roofvogels ...
Strix aluco obscurata Strix aluco sanctinicolai Strix aluco haermsi Strix nivicolum Strix nivicolum nivicolum Strix nivicolum obrieni
Strigidae - Wikipédia
Strix aluco – Chouette hulotte; Strix nivicolum – Chouette des neiges; Strix butleri – Chouette de Butler; Strix occidentalis – Chouette tachetée
Gamarús - Viquipèdia
Strix aluco nivicolum (Blyth, 1845) Strix aluco sanctinicolai (Zarudny, 1905) Strix aluco siberiae (Dementiev, 1933) Strix aluco sylvatica (Shaw, 1809)


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Services: Ceremony, Reception
Maximum capacity: 200
About Us
"My experience with Trump Winery was absolutely amazing!! While planning our wedding, we visited many wineries throughout Charlottesville. Trump Winery is by far the best wedding venue!! We could not have had a more perfect wedding!" -Emily, October 2013 Bride
Trump Winery is located in the heart of the Monticello Wine Trail, situated on 1,300 acres with rolling Blue Ridge views, and boasting nearly 200 acres of vines, large lakes, and stunning panoramas. Trump Winery is conveniently located fifteen minutes southeast of downtown Charlottesville and is just minutes away from historic homes Monticello and Ash Lawn-Highland. Sprawling across the most beautiful estate in Albemarle County, weddings at Trump Winery are truly memorable.
We offer a variety of well appointed indoor venues to accommodate groups of any size. Outdoors, a unparalleled vista of rolling hills, mature trees, lush vines and large lakes create the perfect backdrop for any event. From vibrant rehearsal dinners to intimate winery wedding ceremonies and receptions, we have a space that will fit your needs.
Peruse our Wedding Gallery to become acquainted with our venues, and like us on Facebook to view additional photos of our spaces and past events. Appointments to view the spaces are available seven days a week. Contact our Event Manager to set up your appointment or learn more about how we can turn your wedding-day dreams into a spectacular reality.
Charlottesville's ideal space for larger events, the Trump Winery Pavilion offers an elegant atmosphere with unparalleled surroundings. Adjacent to the vineyard, the Pavilion exemplifies the Virginia countryside and its beautiful landscape. Once inside, however, it features a formal ballroom with expansive ceilings, 360 degree transom windows, and a custom mahogany bar. Complete with beautiful lighting all on dimmers, a 16x16 portable dance floor, integrated sound system, prep kitchen, and marble restrooms, the Pavilion has everything you need for a flawless event. Large patio doors lead to a spacious slate terrace with views of the vineyard, lake, and lush countryside with mature trees. The flow from the indoors out creates the perfect setting for your event. Rental of the Pavilion includes use of the Barn. $2,500-$7,500
The rustic elegance of our Barn is relaxed and intimate. The space is ideal for rehearsal dinners, private wine tastings, cocktail parties, showers, and small weddings. With multiple rooms of various sizes, numerous custom options are available. The Quarter Hall, reminiscent of a regal, traditional horse stable has hardwood floors, wagon wheel chandeliers, and exposed beams. Hardwood floors continue through the reception area which also features tall ceilings, three chandeliers, large windows to the beautiful view, and French doors to the slate patio overlooking the lake and vineyards. A spacious bridal suite awash in blues and creams features a comfortable seating area, a full length triple faced wall mirror, private marble restroom, vanity, and sound system; the perfect place for a bride and her maids to get ready for the big day. Complete with beautiful lighting all on dimmers, integrated sound system, catering kitchen, and marble restrooms, the Barn has everything you need for a flawless event.Rental of the Barn includes use of the Pavilion. $2,500-$7,500
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The Trump Grand Hall sits atop the highest point of our 1,300-acre estate with the most beautiful and exclusive views of Trump Winery and Charlottesville, VA. With a breathtaking landscape of rolling hills, vines, and lakes, your guests will be mesmerized by the unparalleled panorama.
The courtyard, with its signature fountain, welcomes guests to our East Terrace that overlooks the rolling Blue Ridge Mountains. Four intimate spaces on the East Wing center around the Reserve Room with expansive windows that set the stage for cocktails, dancing, ceremonies and celebrations of all kinds. With spaces that can be customized for any occasion, our 30,000 square foot Trump Grand Hall is the premiere location for any event.
Three grand ballrooms feature lofted ceilings, Swarovski crystal chandeliers, sconces all fashioned on dimmers, an integrated sound system, and marble restrooms. There truly are limitless options for your event and hosting your wedding at the Trump Grand Hall will be an unforgettable experience for you and your guests.$10,000-$15,000
The Chapel is tucked into a lush grove of trees adjacent to the vineyard. The Chapel features gray and white marble floors, leaded glass windows, and a hand-painted mural ceiling. The traditional and picturesque architecture of the chapel is complimented by the arched walkway of roses leading to its charming white doors. Inside, the long aisle is flanked by ornate wooden pews. You will be surrounded by floor to ceiling windows with beautiful views. A balcony overlooking the pews and altar houses a usable pipe organ, and is the perfect place for a harpist, string quartet, or pianist to accompany your ceremony. Use of the Chapel is included with your rental of the Barn, Pavilion or Trump Grand Hall.
Trump Winery is one of our favorite venues of all time! Having worked at venues all over the world, including some of the top wedding destinations such as Napa & Sonoma, we know a luxury venue when we see one. Trump has multiple gorgeous spaces to pick from for weddings and events. Each space has unique characteristics and is well maintained. The staff at Trump, including the Events Manager, Patrick, is first class. This is certainly a premier wedding venue in the Charlottesville area, which we would highly recommend to anyone looking for a luxury venue. We have worked there numerous times, and look forward to the events we have booked there in 2014 & 2015. Take a tour, you will not be disappointed with the variety of spaces available, the views and the wine is delicious!
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The genius of Esquivel LP
Frank Zappa - Sleep Dirt LP
Madness - One Step Beyond LP
The Gap Band III LP
and Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass, South of the border LP based on a recommendation from here. Thanks.
The genius of Esquivel LP
Frank Zappa - Sleep Dirt LP
Madness - One Step Beyond LP
The Gap Band III LP
and Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass, South of the border LP based on a recommendation from here. Thanks.
I think Frank Zappa, like Led Zeppelin, is for teenagers. So goofy. Susie cream cheese and all that nonsense.
Also went to Bloomfest today, a free street faire in the arts district of downtown. I saw Mike Watt and Saccharine Trust, who both killed, and dropped by Artform Studios:
Nina Simone - Black Gold
Maxwell - Embrya
The Byrds - Mr. Tambourine Man
Buffalo Springfield - Last Time Around
I had slept on those Baroness albums for too long. Just bought Red Album from eBay and Blue Record from Amazon. Everyone wins.
Pre ordered the new How to Dress Well w/ the 7" and also the new Animal Collective silver foil cover. Also just got the Dirty Projectors special edition LP and the John Maus rarities thing on pink vinyl. Domino is really dumb about combining shipping. Ribbon Mart and Domino use the same shipping company, so I emailed seeing if they would combine my John Maus and Dirty Projectors albums, ($6 shipping each for both, which is stupid in itself) which they were unable to do because they were both pre orders. Both showed up yesterday at the same time from USPS from the same address. Reeaaaal dumb.
Edit: For those that didn't get the Drums Not Dead on the ebay link that was posted, it looks like they are doing a full repress....
I got a refund on my ebay order cause it ends up being like $10 cheaper.
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A co-worker was getting rid of some of his in-laws' vinyl at work the other day. Most of it is in pretty decent shape.
Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass - Christmas Album
Burt Bacharach - Burt Bacharach
The Doors - Morrison Hotel
Bob Dylan - Nashville Skyline
Paul Simon - There Goes Rhymin' Simon
Steppenwolf - Steppenwolf
The Turtles - Happy Together
VA - A Tribute to Burt Bacharach: Composer, Arranger, Conductor
OST - Dr. Zhivago
OST - Shaft
Also got some Slumberland stuff and another record, all of which is great.
Allo Darlin' - Europe
Echo Lake - Wild Peace
VA - Dublab Presents Echo Expansion
The June Brides - Moon/Cloud
The June Brides - Between the Moon and the Clouds
David Bowie - Aladdin Sane (1983 RE)
Bill Withers - Live at Carnegie Hall
Herbie Hancock - Head Hunters
Outer Space - Akashic Record Events 1986-1990
Gary War - Jared's Lot
High Aura'd - Sanguine Futures
Helm - Impossible Symmetry
Eric Lanham - The Sincere Interruption
Golden Retriever - Occupied With The Unspoken
I'm definitely going to pre-order Drum's Not Dead. And it looks like I need to get some Baroness vinyl too.
I opened a box that arrived in the mail this morning, and for a moment I thought it was someone playing a joke on me... a wonderful, wonderful joke, but still.
Then I remembered, no, I actually did buy these.
Bobby Brown - My Prerogative 12"
Johnny Gill - Johnny Gill LP
Monie Love - It's a Shame (My Sister) (Remixes) 12"
Full Force - Old Flames Never Die 12"
Deee-Lite - Bring Me Your Love 12"
Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam - Everything Will B-Fine 12"
Gary "Jackmaster" Wallace - House Has Taken Over Me 12"
L'Trimm - Cars With the Boom 12"
The JAMs (aka The Timelords) - Burn the Beat 12" **
The last two are GLORIOUS.
**will have to do until I can find a copy of the original Burn the Bastards release.
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Deepchord presents Echospace - Silent World
My wallet mourns but my ears rejoice
Alright, been going a little wild lately.
7 inch:
Sam Cooke - Feel It / It's All Right
Prince - Raspberry Beret / She's Always In My Hair
JJ Jackson - Boogaloo Baby / But It's Alright
Isley Brothers - Just Ain't Enough Love / Take Some Time Out For Love
Stevie Wonder - Alfie / More Than a Dream
Marvin Gaye - Let's Get It On / I Wish It Would Rain
Jesus and Mary Chain - Darklands
Brian Eno and David Byrne - My Life in the Bush of Ghosts
Prince - Prince
Thee Satisfaction - Awe Naturale
Sister Sledge - We Are Family
Merchandise - Children of Desire


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Minnie E. Burk, 88, Van Wert, Ohio died Tuesday at C.H.P. Inpatient Hospice Center in Van Wert.
She was a member of the Adams County Coin Club and participated in their weekly flea market for many years.
Among survivors are her son, William R. Burk of Van Wert; and daughter, Dee Ann Zimmerman of Van Wert.
Sara L. Collier, 99, Decatur, died Wednesday evening.
Arrangements are pending at Haggard-Sefton & Hirschy Funeral Home.
James R. Hamrick, 55, of Marion, Ind., previously of Decatur, died Sunday, August 11, 2013 at his residence.
Among survivors are his mother, Wanda L Hamrick of Decatur; two brothers, Rick L. Hamrick and Brad D. (Sara Klinetob) Hamrick, both of Decatur and sister, Sheila F. (Randy) Shoaf of Decatur.
Visitation is 6-8 p.m. today at Zwick & Jahn Funeral Home. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Zion Lutheran Church.
Glen D. Strahm, 81 of Monroe, passed away at his residence on Sunday, August 11, 2013.
Glen was born June 20, 1932, in Adams County to the late Sylvan and Lydia (Brunner) Strahm.
On August 23, 1952, he married Elizabeth "Betsy" Johnston; she survives in Monroe.
Glen was a member of St. Luke Community Church where he was involved as an elder, deacon and trustee. Glen was a farmer and mechanic for Reisen & Smith Chrysler, Walt's Motor Sales and John's Auto Sales.
Mildred R. Steffen, 92, of Decatur, passed away Monday morning at her residence.
Mildred was born February 11, 1921, in Adams County to the late John and Lydia (Gerber) Steffen.
She was a member of Apostolic Christian Church and worked at General Electric in Decatur for 40 years.
Among survivors are her brother, Ralph (Lucinda) Steffen of Bluffton; and two sisters, Violet Steffen and Vergene Reinhard, both of Decatur.
Florence E. Stuckey, 94, of Van Wert, Ohio, died at 9:05 p.m. Saturday, August 10, at Vancrest Health Care Center in Van Wert.
Florence was born March 18, 1919, in Van Wert County to the late Arthur H. and Marie (Schmidgall) Bauer.
She married Charles Graydon Stuckey on April 24, 1946; he preceded her in death on December 9, 1987.
Thelma M. Berkshire, 79, of Decatur passed away Friday, August 9, 2013, at Woodcrest Nursing Center.
Thelma was born Sunday, October 1, 1933, in Muskogee, Oklahoma, to the late James Civiley and Lucinda Mae (Cheek) McGraw.
She married James W. Berkshire on May 31, 1953; he passed away February 15, 2009.
Thelma was a homemaker and had formerly attended the Decatur Church of Christ.
Harold E. "Gus" Feasel II, 65, of Willshire, Ohio, passed away early Thursday morning, August 8, 2013 at his residence.
Harold was born Saturday, November 8, 1947, in Adams County, to the late Harold E. and Betty J. (Brown) Feasel.
He married Linda Diane Miller on September 18, 1971 in Willshire; she passed away on March 19, 2000.
Elma Thieme, 91 of Decatur passed away Saturday, August 10, 2013, in the Laurels of Shane Hill in Rockford, Ohio, where she had been a resident for the past three months.
Elma was born Tuesday, December 13, 1921, in Van Wert County, Ohio, to the late Andrew and Emma (Gunsett) Etzler.
She married her first husband, Virgil M. Springer, on November 2, 1941; he passed away on July 16, 1942. She married her second husband, Arnold Thieme, on April 20, 1947; he passed away on January 10, 1997.
Donna J. Wietfeldt, 65, of Decatur passed away Friday, August 9, 2013, at her residence.
Donna was born on August 17, 1947, in Adams County to the late Donald L. and Norma E. (Ridenour) Agler.
Donna was a homemaker and a retired daycare provider. She was a member of Faith Alive Ministries.


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Club Girl Lyrics - Agnostic Front
Do you feel so betrayed like
To dance that beat away?
Hip-pop club guys look at
You feel so free what can
You do put yourself down
you're a disgrace
Why do you support them?
As they call you bitch to your face
Why do you support them?
Listen to the rhythm it's so
Great you don't care what the lyrics say
Trade your pride for a
Dance You'll support them
As you laugh
As I see you're going nowhere
but you like the fashion that they wear
You let them put you down
Cause it's popular music and
You'll pretend that you don't care
Speak up in a crowd you don't dare
you'll just pretend that you don't Care...
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75 Acts of Kindness
In honor of Cal Poly Pomona's 75th Anniversary, the Center for Community Engagement launched a community service campaign: "75 Acts of Kindness." This initiative, designed to mobilize the caring power of the Cal Poly Pomona community, encouraged groups to adopt a project that would benefit a local community nonprofit organization.
Some projects were large, some small, some a one-time event, others ongoing, some were awareness events, others were fundraising activities—but all focused on meeting a tangible need of a local community partner.
One of the best things about "75 Acts of Kindness" is that service to the community by Cal Poly Pomona volunteers and service-learning students is nothing new or unusual. This is who we are at Cal Poly Pomona! Our University's collaborative partnerships in our community will continue to grow in coming years.
We at the Center for Community Engagement invite you to read how the Cal Poly Pomona students, staff, faculty, and administration participated in making a difference in the world. And, please join us soon for future Acts of Kindness!
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Toby Smithson has some special insights into thriving with diabetes. Being a registered dietitian nutritionist and certified diabetes educator gives her undeniable credibility "on paper", but it's thriving every day with diabetes herself- for more than 45 years- that should really get your attention. She knows the challenges and the frustrations, but more importantly she [...]
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Join Toby in the kitchen as she prepares this rich, smokey chicken recipe from our friend and contributor Lindsey Singleton. Once again, if you think managing diabetes well means eating sawdust and seaweed you are in for a shock. Join DiabetesEveryDay and check out our next week's recommended menu with your grocery list every Friday [...]
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Any idea how many food-related decisions you're confronted with each day? How about more than 200!! But, often we don't even recognize those moments as an opportunity to make a different and better decision- we eat mindlessly. Interested in learning how you can eat more effectively? This video could help.
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Our featured dish this week is amazing. We all owe a big thinks for these 90 calorie, 13 carbohydrate grams, rich chocolate cupcakes to our new contributor Marlene Koch. This recipe comes from Marlene's new book Eat More of What You Love (Over 200 Brand-New Recipes Low in Sugar, Fat and Calories), 2012 Running Press, [...]
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Important Announcements
- Minimum Day November 26th. School is out at 12:10pm.
- Thanksgiving Day Holiday November 27th--28th. No School.
- Holiday Toy Drive December 1st--5th. For more information Click Here
- Band & Orchestra Concert December 2nd at 7:00 pm-9:30 in the M.P.R. Come and enjoy an evening of wonderful music.
- Choir Concert December 4th at 7:00 pm in the M.P.R.
- Winter Dance December 12th at 6:30 pm in the M.P.R.
- TEXT-A-TIP To report a Fight, Theft, Suspicious Activity, Report a Crime, Stop Bullying. TEXT this number [661] 418-7426 [PICO]
- District Family Workshops Wm. S Hart High School District is sponsering four parent and student Empowerment Nights.To find out more information CLICK HERE.
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The homework support class is open to all students. The Grammar intervention class is open to a select group of 7th graders who have been identified by their English teacher.
7th Grade Homework Support is on Monday's from 3:00-4:00pm in room 615
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.NET, TFS and VS announcements at Connect();
Earlier today, at the Microsoft Connect(); event, there were a bunch of announcements around the .NET platform, Visual Studio 2015, and Visual Studio Online.
There are far too many to list every one, so here are a few of my highlights.
Open Sourcing the core .NET stack
This is huge.
Microsoft has jumped into the Open Source community in a big way recently, particularly with ASP.NET, but now they've announced they're open sourcing the entire .NET stack!
Well, not the entire stack, just the core stuff. This has been met with some scepticism, however I think it's the right thing to do. Think about the codebase you're working on right now. If you were told to open source it, would you want to do a bit of work to it first? Maybe refactor a whole lot of stuff?
I'm only guessing, but I would think there's a bit of work to do before the entire stack is "open-sourceable". And I believe they'll do it as quickly as they can.
You can see it all now at https://github.com/Microsoft/dotnet.
Release Management Service for Visual Studio Online
You may have heard me talk about Release Management at Tech Ed NZ this year. Well, what was previously an on-premises product only is now available in Visual Studio Online as well.
It's a relatively limited offering right now, only allowing releases to Azure, but rest assured the new features will start coming thick and fast.
Read more about it on Brian Harry's blog.
A new Community edition of Visual Studio
No, I'm not talking about Visual Studio Express. This is a much bigger product than that. Instead of thinking "Express with some extra features", think "Professional with some tiny things taken out". The biggest difference is the fact that you can install plugins. Yep, in the community edition, you can now run Resharper and Web Essentials.
This is awesome news for startups and open source projects.
Download it now at http://www.visualstudio.com/en-gb/products/visual-studio-community-vs.
ASP.NET 5 and MVC 6
Yep, the .Net web-dev universe is rebooting again. Well, not really, but there are some big changes. The biggest and most important change for me is that MVC and Web API are now in the same pipeline. That means no separate assemblies for all your attributes, routing, helpers, etc.
Other big changes include no-compile updates (yes, no need to recompile while you're developing – even for .cs files), Nuget for absolutely everything (including the .NET runtime!), and support for cross-platform hosting (no IIS or even Windows!).
Read more about the changes in Xinyang Qiu's blog post.
Support for debugging Lambda Expression in Visual Studio
This is one of those "little things" that had a big effect on day-to-day work. In short, you can now write lambda expressions in all your debug windows.
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New study questions extent of iPod-induced hearing loss
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I am headed to Budapest, Timisoara and Bucharest. I don't want to miss out on any culinary experience, and other than the Central Market in Budapest, I don't really know much about the food scene. Anyone familiar with the area?
I can't say I'm familiar, but I have been to Bucharest (summer 2005 - also Brasov, Sinaia, and Galati). I'm sorry to say I cannot recall the names of any of the restaurants we went to. The food we had was quite good though at most places. They eat *a lot* of pork there. So be prepared. Sarmale (stuffed cabbage/grape leaves), mamaliga (similar to polenta), mititei/mici (grilled skinless sausages), ciorbas (sour soups) of all varieties, and pickled veggies of all kinds are common. Try pickled mushrooms. They are awesome. My mother-in-law's sarmale are the best; not sure any restaurant could match. I'm not a fan of the mamaliga. I think it has goat cheese in it which I'm not fond of. The mititei/mici (pronounced "mit-ee-tay" or "meech") are like a national dish, and are quite good.
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Sweets. Hungarians have quite the sweet tooth. They satisfy them in the cafes and cukrászdas. The most famous is Gerbeaud which is a tourist haven in Vorosmarty square. Another is Muvesz which is almost across from the State Opera House. Do try:
- Palacsinta - a crepe, the most famous being the Gundel palacsinta that has a walnut/rum filling and covered with chocolate sauce and possibly a rum flambe.
- Dobos torta - a sponge cake layered with chocolate creme and topped with a crunchy caramel
- Mák ice cream - poppy seed ice cream. Many Budapesters use ice cream to cool off while walking the streets.
- Túró Rudi - a snack found in the refrigerated sections of supermarkets that is chocolate-covered "cottage cheese" (túró) Those who like them, REALLY like them.
Restaurants. The English language food blog Chew.hu has a good list that covers what Budapest has to offer, not just the most expensive. (http://www.chew.hu/top33.html) If you peruse the rest of the site you find other reviews and Hungarian food info. However, many will say that you can't find traditional Hungarian food in the restaurants, but only in the home. You may consider signing up for a course which is taught by a Hungarian grandma in her downtown residence on weekends (http://www.hccweb.extra.hu)
Many people suggest going to Gundel, the most renowned restaurant in this region. Do a search in this forum or on a search engine for more information.
I went to Bucharest last spring and would recommend Balthazar and Casa di David. These restaurants are more contemporary than you may be looking for. If possible travel to a lovely city, Sighisoara where I would recommend a traditional restaurant Crama Sibiul Vechi.
Budapest: I would say Gundel is not to be missed. A unique experience. In the more moderate range, Aranyszarvas (not sure of the spelling) at the foot of the castle hill has a great selection of game dishes, and Cafe Pierrot just up the street from the castle has wonderful contemporary Hungarian in a cozy, romantic atmosphere.
On Budapest: As aeroflotanc notes, it's hard to gainsay the chew.hu Top 33 as a source. I am less in agreement with his assessment of Egri Bikaver, and think one can find better wines with some ease in Budapest (and the search is a pleasure in itself).
As market halls go, the Central Market is surely worth a visit, but it is largely a tourist zone (though many locals shop there to be sure); most people miss the farmers' market section in the back room behind the main hall (open Fri-Sun primarily). And there are other market halls that are less kitschy and more food focused, including one near the American Embassy and one on Rakoczi ter.
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Thank you for the information, unfortunately I didn't receive the message until now, and I'm already back from my trip. (I was there April 30th- May 7th) I'll be sure to check out everything I missed on the next trip.
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Redfield BattleZone AR Rifle Scope
A high performance scope built specifically for high performance AR, MSR, and precision bolt action rifles, the BattleZone™ AR rifle scope from Redfield® gives you great tactical performance at a great value. This scope combines aggressive and precise pop-up, resettable 1/4 MOA windage and elevation adjustment with both audible and tactile clicks. This precise, repeatable, and wide ranging adjustment makes the most of the BattleZone's TAC-MOA reticle, which features stadia lines at 2 MOA increments for faster and easier wind or bullet drop compensation. This specialized tactical scope comes with 2 elevation BDC (Bullet Drop Compensation) dials calibrated specifically for .223 (55 gr, 3100 fps) and .308 (168 gr, 2650 fps) calibers. Enclosed in a tough, 1'' aircraft-grade aluminum tube, the BattleZone features a fully multicoated lens system for top quality brightness, clarity, and resolution. Nitrogen filled for waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof performance. Fast focus eyepiece design helps you acquire targets quickly and offers a great field of view. Manufacturer's lifetime warranty.
Manufacturer model #: 117851.
- Redfield performance specifically designed for AR, MSR, and precision bolt action rifles
- Packed with tactical features at a great value
- Aggressive and precise pop-up, resettable 1/4 MOA adjustment - audible and tactile clicks
- TAC-MOA™ reticle - stadia lines set at 2 MOA increments for fast and easy compensation
- Comes with 2 elevation BDC (Bullet Drop Compensation) dials for .223 and .308 calibers
- Fully multicoated lens system - superior brightness, clarity, and resolution
- Fast focus eyepiece
- Nitrogen-filled - waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof performance
- Aircraft-grade aluminum construction - 1'' tube, fully tested in the factory
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