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"Lost Girl" recap: Episode 1.08 "Vexed"
So, Bo's mother is a convicted criminal on death row? Nope. Because that would be too easy, you see. The road to Bo's mother is not a direct route. There's several stops along the way in the shape of random diversions. Most of these diversions will likely be unnecessary. But we're not meant to notice that.
At some point they will have to rush to death row to meet with the lady in the picture. She might know something about Bo's mom. Tick, tock, though. Her execution is in three days.
Since we're not in a rush or anything, let's go to Lauren's lab for a check up.
Bo is trying very hard to strike up a flirty conversation. She compliments Lauren's necklace. Then she asks Lauren if she misses working on "normal" people. Dr. Hotpants finds humans boring, though.
Bo: Once you go Fae you never go back, huh?
Lauren: So I hear. Speaking of humans, have you had any success &mdsah; sexually, yet?
Bo: I'm a little scared to try the whole meal deal. But there's no rush, right?
Lauren: Oh, no. No, of course. You should take your time.
Bo: Because I was thinking that taking things slow on that front would be good. For everyone. If they were OK with that.
Lauren gets the message loud and clear, but she's got this habit of being logical all the time.
Lauren: Devil's Advocate… a succubus needs a healthy sex life in order to be stable. And, of course, when wounded you'll have to have sex in order to heal.
Bo: Yeah, well, I kind of have that covered.
Oh that gets Lauren's attention.
Bo: Or I did, anyway.
Lauren: Oh. Really. With who?
Bo: Dyson. I trust him and he's Fae so I don't have to worry about draining him to death. Everybody wins.
Yeah, I'm not sure Lauren's agreeing with that so much. She sort of looks like she's stabbing Dyson in her mind with a million tiny pins.
Lauren: Well, that's good to know. As your doctor, I would be more comfortable with you choosing someone slightly less well-traveled. But, um, it's your choice.


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It's been just over three months since we gave you an exclusive look at EnergySense, Google's attempt to jump start their home management offerings. Now it looks like they're ending support for the project, closing down the web and Android apps that are currently in the test phase. This is the email sent to the EnergySense testers from Google.
Yesterday, The Information reported that Google is rumored to be working on smart thermostats, in a renewed bid to help users manage their home energy (and interior climate). Information on the project is sparse so far, but Google hopes it will be a successful follow-up to the unsuccessful PowerMeter, a service that was killed off due to apparent scaling difficulties.
Thanks to a tipster who is - we know you've heard this before - familiar with the matter, we've got an early glimpse into Google's upcoming thermostat foray - we've got a few new details and a look at the service's Android app.
If you've been tempted to upgrade to a simple, automated thermostat, now might be a good time to do just that. As part of Amazon's 1-day Gold Box deal, you can pick up a 1st generation Nest thermostat for $179.99 today, which is almost $45 off yesterday's price of $223.75.
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Sarah Palin Backs Up Donald Trump, Obama "Birther" Crusadeby Free Britney at . Comments
In February, Sarah Palin said the "birther" issue - whether President Obama was really born in the U.S. - was a "distraction" from more important issues.
Over the weekend, though, Palin defended real estate mogul Donald Trump's recent attempts to raise doubts about Obama's citizenship, saying:
"I appreciate that the Donald wants to spend his resources on something that so interests him and so many Americans, you know more power to him."
Perhaps fueled by Trump's rise in the polls, former Alaska governor's remarks on Sunday seems to signal a shift in her opinions on the "birther" issue.
"Obviously there is something that the president doesn't want people to see, that he sees going to great lengths to make sure it isn't shown," she said.
"And I think that's perplexing for a lot of people."
The issue is perplexing from either perspective.Long ago, the president released a certificate of live birth which many non-partisan watchdog groups say definitively proves he was born in the U.S.
"It's kind of ludicrous at this point," Dr. Chiyome Fukino, the former director of Hawaii's Department of Health, said in a recent interview with NBC.
Fukino says that he has reviewed Barack Obama's birth certificate more than once and said that "birthers" and other doubters will never be satisfied.
Even Bill O'Reilly has called out Trump for his grandstanding, while others, such as John Legend, have alleged that "birther" allegations are racist.
What do you think? Was Obama born in the U.S.?
The requirements to run against Obama is a dialogue without the Gargantuan Fear of the Race-Card being shoved down ones throat. Very Few have that Nerve :: & for a Woman to have it; Say Like Palin is Almost Revolting... One could Somehow Rationalize A Man like Trump having more Nerve than Oneself!! So he may Need to be the Candidate ??
Fuck all of you. The motherfucker is not from this country he is anti-american and he is out to ruin The United States and he is doing a pretty good job. If he was born here he should just show it and move on, but he can't because he was NOT BORN HERE. So get yall's heads out of you'r ass's it's not about race it about saving this country from the worst president in US history.
donald trump and palin is true. they tend to say old stuff. what's new? true that they say old things but never new stuff. we want new things if we say things not the way it is. what is things? not some rubbish talks
Dumb and Dumber.
I agree that it's a race issue. Nobody would be asking any questions if he was white. Whether or not Trump realizes it, he's being extremely racist, and it's not cool. It shocks me that crap like this is still happening in the US. How sad.
its the white part I don't like about him.
who really gives a flying fuck??? it obviously doesnt matter who runs your country......cuz its still as corrupt as its ever been. Trump wont fix jack shit if hes elected and i dont even know how palin got into politics cuz i thought you actually needed an education for that. Its pretty fuckin sad when the possible future leaders of your country are just attention starved idiots/wannabe celebrities. Looks like 2012 could actually be then end.
@shannon I agree with you that it has everything to do with race, but STRONGLY disagree about Obama doing a bad job as president! He can't do everything he wanted to do immediately. So far he has gotten more things done in two years then Bush ever got done in eight!
this whole thing is very race related, the only reason ppl are acting this way is simply cuz obama is black. NO ONE would be giving him a second glance if he was white, its so ridiculous. i was a huge obama supporter when he was first elected but hes doing a crappy job as president, i dont care for him anymore. so why dont ppl stick with critisizing his skills, or lack thereof, & stop being such racists.... its disgusting & pathetic.
Donald trump and stupid Palin are racist,where are their own birth certificate they should bring it out for us to see.i believe 99.9% Americans will never vote for this fools.


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Dot-brands get another year to sign ICANN contract
ICANN has offered dot-brand gTLD applicants the ability to delay the signing of their Registry Agreements until July 29, 2015, nine months later than under the former process.
The extension was offered by ICANN after talks with the Brand Registry Group, whose members felt pressured by the old deadline.
All new gTLD applicants had previously been told they had nine months to sign the contract from the date they receive a so-called "Contracting Information Request" from ICANN.
For many applicants, those CIRs were sent out many months ago, leading to an October 29 deadline.
However, Specification 13 of the contract, which allows dot-brands to opt out of things like sunrise periods and equal treatment of registrars, was not finalized by ICANN until May 14 this year.
Only a minuscule number of dot-brands eligible to sign contracts — which is pretty much all of them — have so far opted to do so.
Bearing the Spec 13 delay in mind, ICANN is now offering would-be dot-brands the July 2015 deadline instead, as long as they show "good faith" by responding to their CIR by September 1.
What this means is that dot-brands might not be hitting the internet for another year.
For non-branded gTLD registries — some of whom hope the big brands' adoption and marketing will help the visibility of new gTLDs in general — this may be disappointing.
IPO warns about premium loopholes in new gTLD trademark protection
It seems like it's been an age since we last heard the intellectual property lobby pushing for stronger rights protection mechanisms in new gTLDs, but they're back just in time for the first launches.
The Intellectual Property Owners Association has written to ICANN this week to warn about loopholes in the standard new gTLD Registry Agreement related to premium name reservations that the IPO said "will adversely affect trademark rights holders".
The letter (pdf) makes reference to two specific parts of the contract.
Specification 5 enables registries to reserve up to 100 names "necessary for the operation or promotion of the TLD" in section 3.2 and an unlimited number of names in section 3.3.
Section 3.3 is vague enough that I'm aware of new gTLD applicants that still don't know whether it allows them to reserve an unlimited number of "premium" names or not.
However, most new gTLD registries I've talked to appear to be convinced that it does. DotKiwi's recently announced premium plan seems to be taking advantage of 3.3.
The IPO is worried that massive lists of premium names will wind up containing lots of strings matching trademarks, which will prevent mark holders from defensively registering during Sunrise.
Worse, the IPO said it could lead to registries milking trademark owners for huge fees to register their "premium" marks. It said:
such reservations would invite the abuse of protected marks. For instance, Registry Operators may reserve the marks of protected brands to leverage premium sales. Further, Registry Operators may use this ability to release names to market competitors of the brand owners.
The counter argument, of course, is that owners of spurious trademarks on generic terms could game Sunrise periods to get their hands of potentially valuable domain names (cf. the .eu sunrise)
The IPO wants ICANN to expand the Trademark Clearinghouse to send Trademark Claims notices to new gTLD registries when they reserve a name matching a listed trademark.
It also wants a new dispute procedure that mark owners could use to get names released from reserved status. It would be like UDRP, but modified to allow for registries to reserve dictionary words related to their gTLD strings, the IPO said.
If my sense of the mood of ICANN's leadership during last month's Buenos Aires meeting is anything to go by, I can't see these last-minute requests for changes to RPMs getting much traction, but you never know.
On day one, Donuts in breach of new gTLD contract
Ooops! Donuts accidentally broke the terms of its first new gTLD Registry Agreement last night, just hours after its first string, .游戏, was delegated to the DNS root.
If you've been following the name collisions debate closely, you'll recall that all new gTLD registries are banned from activating any second-level domains for 120 days after they sign their contracts:
Registry Operator shall not activate any names in the DNS zone for the Registry TLD (except for "NIC") until at least 120 calendar days after the effective date of this agreement.
For the first four gTLDs to go live, that clock doesn't stop ticking until November 12.
And yet, last night, Donuts activated donuts.游戏, apparently in violation of its new contractual obligations with ICANN.
The name was live and resolving for at least an hour. Donuts pulled it after we asked a company executive whether it might be a breach of contract.
I don't think it's a big deal, and I doubt ICANN needs to take any action.
Chalk it down to the understandable ebullience that naturally accompanies finally getting delegated to the root after such a long and painful evaluation process.
The 120-day rule was also a late amendment to Specification 6 of the RA, added by ICANN just seven days before .游戏 was delegated and over three months after Donuts signed the original contract.
It's designed to address the potential for collisions between second-level domains in new gTLDs and names used on internal networks that already have working SSL certificates.
The no-activation window was chosen to match the 120-day period that the CA/Browser Forum gives its certificate authority members to revoke clashing certificates.
It seems unlikely donuts.游戏 will have caused any security issues during the brief period it was alive.
Samsung signs the first dot-brand gTLD contract
Samsung has become the first company to sign a Registry Agreement for a dot-brand gTLD.
As of yesterday, the electronics giant is now officially contracted with ICANN to run .삼성, its name in its native Korean.
It's surprising that Samsung would be the first; while its application has priority number 18, its application also makes it pretty obvious it's a primarily defensive move, reading:
The new gTLD proposed by SAMSUNG SDS has purpose in protecting online brand of SAMSUNG Group including SAMSUNG by defending abusive registration by third parties and further raising global awareness by domain usage utilizing company name.
The contract has not yet been published in full — expect that over the next few days — so it's not yet clear whether Samsung has managed to negotiate any special dot-brand-specific amendments.
The base Registry Agreement contains lots of obligations, such as Sunrise periods, that really aren't applicable to single-registrant spaces.
I understand the new Brand Registry Group is currently trying to negotiate a baseline set of dot-brand amendments with ICANN, so it's possible that Samsung has jumped the gun by signing so soon.
But it could also mean that .삼성 will be the first-ever dot-brand TLD to go live on the internet, which is likely to benefit from substantial media coverage compared to subsequent delegations.
ICANN has signed 48 new gTLD contracts since July, way behind its originally target of 40 per week.
.삼성 will have its back-end registry managed by .kr ccTLD operator KISA.
ICANN to publish new gTLD contract changes
ICANN has decided to start publishing red-lined versions of its new gTLD Registry Agreements, so applicants can see what special terms ICANN is willing to accept.
It's a reversal of its previous position, and follows complaints from applicants and back-end providers.
So far ICANN has signed almost 50 new gTLD contracts, all of which have been published, but it's not easy to compare them all to the baseline Registry Agreement found in the Applicant Guidebook.
By publishing versions with the changes highlighted, applicants will be able to go into contract negotiations with a better idea of how far ICANN is willing to bend.
ICANN said today:
Upon further consideration, ICANN has concluded that publishing redlined versions of Registry Agreements would be helpful to the entire ICANN community, and would also support ICANN's efforts to provide operational transparency.
It added that so far there have been no substantial changes in the contracts it's signed, apart from gTLD-specific Public Interest Commitments and approved Registry Services.
It will start publishing the redlines next month.


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A Ninja Invades the Capital City
A ninja has invaded Baton Rouge. But instead of slinging razor sharp weapons, this Ninja slings ice cold snowballs to Capital City residents.
Since last summer, Ninja Snowballs has been helping the Capital City keep cool. But unlike traditional snow ball stands, The bright red Ninja Snow ball truck is in a different spot each day. Like the ninjas of Feudal Japan, you never know where the snow ball truck will pop up next.
Each day, customers who follow the business on their Twitter or Facebook page log on to find out where they must go to get a snow ball from the Ninjas.
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Spokane Transit (STA) is participating in a statewide evaluation of an all-electric bus produced by BYD Motors. The zero-emissions bus debuted on Friday in Spokane. "We are looking forward to running the vehicle for about a month," said E. Susan Meyer, CEO, STA. "We are always interested in exploring environmentally-friendly, cost-effective fuel alternatives." The bus will alternate between several routes throughout March.STA integrated the first hybrid diesel-electric buses into its fleet in 2007. That number has now grown to 28. The transit system's hybrid buses have 17% better fuel economy than standard diesel buses and produce 17% fewer emissions, according to BYD. The eight new buses that STA will receive this year will be fitted with electric cooling systems technology that the transit system tested and found to improve fuel economy and reduce emissions by an additional 6% over buses using a conventional hydraulic cooling system. The transit agency has also upgraded the transmission systems on its buses for additional fuel economy and emissions reduction.STA's testing of electric bus technology comes at an opportune time because the board of directors will soon make decisions about bus replacements planned for delivery in 2018-2019. BYD describes the all-electric bus as "clean, silent and efficient," using the industry's first environmentally-friendly, fire-safe battery chemistry, according to the manufacturer.
The vehicle's 324 kilowatt, non-toxic, iron-phosphate battery is designed to power the bus for up to 24 hours on a single, nighttime charge. The battery will last 20 years beyond the average 12-year life of a bus, and can be reused in non-transportation applications, according to BYD.
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Carry out/Deli choices in London
Preparing for a trip to London in September. I've been through all the posts I can find and now have a nice list of places go to but since we're renting an apartment with kitchen, one area that's been lacking is any suggestions for places to get good carryout? I'm sure some nights we'll just want to collapse for the evening. We will be based in the Sloane Square area, but don't feel confined to that.
Also, what's a good place to get a pizza that represents London? I always like to try the "indigenous" pizza wherever I travel. (Sweden is the most unusual winner so far.)
Oliveto on Elizabeth Street is not far at all from Sloane Square. They serve a pretty good pizza.
For takeout, I would certainly stop in a Tesco Fresh & Easy shop and see if there is anything on offer that appeals to you.
By the way, I am not sure there is an "indigenous" style of London pizza.
re: DavidT
Also note there are several Whole Foods Markets in London. In central London, there is one in Kensington and one near Piccadilly. They will certainly have prepared foods available.
re: DavidT
Maybe I should have said not trying to be an "authentic" Italian pizza. :)
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Jamie Oliver came out with a "flat bread" which he christened the british pizza - he had a chain of restaurants (Union Jack's) around the theme - they didn't last long...! (maybe one left). I also saw Jason Atherton does british flat breads in his new Hong Kong place (we didn't like it). Does he do similar ones in any of his London "Social's"...?
The best pizza that represents the UK though is probably "Tandoori Chicken Pizza" - generally found in the worst chain pizza places so keep your eyes open.
For carryout the tradition is a take-away curry from your local curry house (one on every high street). But Sloan Square is pretty upmarket so it maybe tricky to find (Haandi isn't far in Knightsbridge).
The other option is the ready made made meals from a supermarket, on the Kings Road you will find a big Waitrose which is an up-market UK supermarket - their ready meals are very good, Marks & Spencer Food Halls are also good, both do a whole variety of heat and serve foods covering lots of cuisines. Waitrose is also probably your closest supermarket for basics etc. They do a good range of reliable British artisan foods as well, sausages, cheese etc.
re: PhilD
One very good option for take-away food is The Grocer on Kings Rd. (or their location in Notting Hill, the Elgin Grocer). They actually have very good pizza as well, though it is of the pre-made sitting out all day variety. Quite far down Kings Rd from Sloane Sq, maybe 12 minute walk?
Partridges is the devil materialized into shop form.
Al Dar v. good shwarma sandwiches, one of best in London (in my limited to Ranoush/Maroush opinion).
re: DavidT
Tesco doesn't call any of their shops "fresh and easy" in the UK. It was their US attempt before they sold them.
We have Tesco and Tesco Metro, their smaller city offerings. Some of these are now not bad at all, re-branded with a market type feel. On the whole though Marks and Spencer do far better prepared and takeaway food when on the move.
Good pizza in London includes Homeslice homeslicepizza.co.uk and pizzapilgrims.co.uk/ but in general the UK less refined choices would be Tandoori Chicken, kebab or Peking duck pizza!
I'll second PhilD's suggestion of the supermarket carryout meals. It's one part of living in England that I really enjoy on occasion. I think Marks & Spencer's are among the best and the variety is immense. I even like their 'American' BBQ ribs and they have lower calorie options plus Italian, Chinese etc. I'd skip the Indian and try to get a good carryout as mentioned.
Whole Foods has lots of good choices, too, and their breads are very nice.
Al Dar is a good and not expensive Lebanese restaurant on Kings Road near Sloane Square. I'm pretty sure they do take-aways. There is also Partridges which will do food to take away. And there is a really fantastic open-air market on Duke of York's Square every Saturday - lots of delicious food from England and all over the world.
Oh well for Pizza you can stroll over to Jak's which has brilliant pizzas. You are also very close to Good Life Eaterie which do carry out. But really you should just get things delivered to you - a good option is Deliveroo who deliver upscale restaurant food to you and both these places I mentioned are on their list.
Also -- Poilane on Cadogan Gardens just near Sloane Square is a lovely place for a tartine, either breakfast or lunch.
Thank you everyone for suggestions. I thought I should at least give a quick trip report.
Due to an unexpected lodging change and fact that we were visiting for a wedding, we didn't have the chance to try as much as I hoped. In fact, most of the time we were grabbing what we could as we rushed for trains (the wedding was out of the city) or just collapsed in heaps. That said, we did enjoy a few notable things.
La Cusine du Bar -- Just a little from Sloane Square, this quickly became our favorite breakfast stop before starting the day. Most of the time we stuck to coffee and croissant (with a pot of lemon curd!), but a shared spinach and nutmeg pate on rye tartine was a wise choice. Overall it was not too expensive, fresh, and convenient.
Atlantico (Pestana Hotel) -- Mostly chosen because we were exhausted the first night and it was close to where we were staying. The "tapas" table and main plates were a good value, though the tapas were more a selection olives, marinated vegetables, spreads and meats. The lamb was a bit more cooked than I prefer but was still flavorful and tender and the serving was generous. My wife, who normally does not care for fish, found the roast cod(?) quite good.
We were fortunate the weather was lovely so one day was cheeses, crackers and carryout salads from Harrods for an impromptu picnic in Green Park. This I would do again, weather permitting.
Kappacasein cart at the Borough Market: After dragging my wife around sightseeing she was desperate for something filling, while I wanted quick. We opted for grilled cheese sandwiches from these folks. Thick seed bread, a mixture of cheeses and sauteed leeks and onions, griddled nicely on both sides and served wrapped in paper, piping hot. It was cheap food that hit the spot. Followed with a couple of pints from nearby, we were good to keep going.
Greenwich Market was our stop while out for the tall ships. It was a great choice of cheap ethnic eats. I wound up with tikka massala plus a side and rice, while my wife got her chile craving satisfied from the Thai stand there.
Al Dar -- Thank you for suggesting this. We stopped for a early bite en route to other things. The falafel (my test of a good Middle Eastern place) was crispy outside, moist inside, light and very grease free and the hummus was likewise good. We were both impressed. The only down was the pitas were rather stale. I would like to come back and try a proper meal there.
My pizza hunt wasn't quite as planned, just never seemed to be at the right place as the right time for it. We did go to Elistano and had a nice salad of fig, argula, and parmesan, along with a simple pizza. We also ordered melon and proscuitto which came out at the same time as the pizza. We asked if they would hold it till a third course, but they insisted on remaking it fresh when we were ready. We left quite happy.
Butlers Wharf Chophouse wasn't a cheap eats, but they were doing a Blackout Dinner as part of the Thames Festival. It was a treacle-glazed smoked trout starter and beef Wellington main. Overall it wasn't exotic or trendy but was solidly prepared and well-cooked. The trout had very good flavor. The Wellington was a nice rare cut without turning the pastry into a sodden mass. The vegetables were simple and cooked to just the right firmness. Plus the view of the Thames with full moon was impossible not to enjoy.


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London Day Trip: Brighton
Highlights: carnivalesque mood; quirky architecture; boutiques
More than just a beach town, Brighton has a fun and funky side. Photo: jay galvin.
Brighton is a unique seaside town. Developed as a tourist spot in the late 18th century, today it's a mish-mash of students, funky corners, quirky shops, good nightlife, and old school tourist draws.
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From one angle, the over-the-top Royal Pavilion and the cheesy pleasures of Brighton Pier suggest that Brighton is simply an old-fashioned mass tourist draw. From another, taking the city's student population and a robust hippie demographic into account, Brighton seems like a bit of a countercultural zone. Then, strolling through the Lanes, one encounters upscale, funky boutiques, and Brighton reveals itself to have an undeniably splashy side.
Brighton caters to all these demands, and this is what makes it so exciting. You never really know what you're going to find in Brighton, and this fact provides a good share of the city's charm.
For more information about Brighton, see Brighton's official tourism site.
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A roundtrip train journey between London and Brighton can cost as little as £16 for a Cheap Day Return fare. Such fares apply for weekday travel at non-peak times. The journey takes between 50 and 80 minutes each way.
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Vera Bradley Inc. today reported fiscal first-quarter earnings of $6.58 million, or 16 cents per diluted share, a 29 percent drop from the $9.19 million, or 23 cents a share, posted for the same 13-week period of 2013.
The Fort Wayne-based company designs, makes and sells quilted cotton handbags, luggage and accessories.
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"However, we continue to face a difficult environment, one that is proving much more challenging than we anticipated just two short months ago," he said in a statement.
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) - Kyle Orton and Tim Tebow have taken the field as the Denver Broncos open their first training camp under new coach John Fox.
Although Orton is on the trading block, he's working with the first-team offense.
Orton is in the prime of his career as he enters his sixth NFL season, but the Broncos want to see what they have in Tebow, an intriguing second-year pro who started the final three games last season after former coach Josh McDaniels selected him the first round of last year's draft.
Orton is due $8.829 million this season and doesn't want to be a backup in Denver, where he's thrown 41 touchdown passes to go with 21 interceptions the last two seasons while compiling an 11-18 record.
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Dresden, Washington County, New York
|Coordinates: 43°40′21″N 73°24′38″W / 43.67250°N 73.41056°WCoordinates: 43°40′21″N 73°24′38″W / 43.67250°N 73.41056°W
|United States
|New York
|Population (2000)[1]
|• Total
|• Density
|4.9/sq mi (12.7/km2)
|Time zone
|Eastern (EST) (UTC-5)
|• Summer (DST)
|ZIP code(s)[2]
12819 (primary)
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Dresden is a town in northern Washington County, New York, U.S. in the United States. It is part of the Glens Falls Metropolitan Statistical Area.[3] The town population was 677 at the 2000 census.[1]
During the late colonial period, the town was on the Great War Path connecting French and British colonies, but few battles were fought in the town.
The town of Dresden was formed from the town of Fort Ann in 1806.
The town was first settled in 1784. The early industries included lumbering and maple syrup preparation.
The completion of the Champlain Canal in 1823 aided the economic development of the area.
The west town line is defined by Lake George with Warren County, New York beginning at the eastern shoreline. The east town line is defined by Lake Champlain, with Vermont and the town of Whitehall on the opposite shore. Fort Ann shares the southern border near the south basin of Lake Champlain named South Bay. The northern border is shared by the town of Putnam.[2] The town is wholly inside the Adirondack Park.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 55.0 square miles (142 km2), of which, 53.4 square miles (138 km2) of it is land and 1.6 square miles (4.1 km2) of it (2.98%) is water.
The Champlain Canal and NY Route 22 are on the eastern side of the town.
As of the census of 2000, there were 677 people, 274 households, and 203 families residing in the town. The population density was 12.7 people per square mile (4.9/km²). There were 630 housing units at an average density of 11.8 per square mile (4.6/km²). The racial makeup of the town was 99.26% White, 0.15% African American, and 0.59% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.30% of the population.[1]
There were 274 households out of which 29.9% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 59.5% were married couples living together, 10.2% had a female householder with no husband present, and 25.9% were non-families. 22.6% of all households were made up of individuals and 8.4% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.47 and the average family size was 2.85.[1]
In the town the population was spread out with 24.8% under the age of 18, 5.3% from 18 to 24, 27.0% from 25 to 44, 27.9% from 45 to 64, and 14.9% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 41 years. For every 100 females there were 102.7 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 98.1 males.[1]
The median income for a household in the town was $29,868, and the median income for a family was $39,583. Males had a median income of $25,625 versus $17,500 for females. The per capita income for the town was $18,346. About 9.1% of families and 9.0% of the population were below the poverty line, including 6.5% of those under age 18 and 8.3% of those age 65 or over.[1]
Communities and locations in Dresden[edit]
- Clemons – A hamlet near the east town line on Route 22, near the intersection of County Road 6.[2] The L. C. Simonds Adirondack Cabin was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2010.[4]
- Dresden – A hamlet located in the northeast part of the town on Route 22. Dresden is located on the west shore of the south arm of Lake Champlain.[citation needed]
- Dresden Station – A hamlet on Route 22 and the Delaware and Hudson Railway in the northwest part of town along Lake Champlain.[2]
- Huletts Landing – A hamlet on County Road 6 along Lake George in the western part of the town.[2]
Geographical features[edit]
- Bald Mountain – An elevation west of South Bay.
- Black Mountain – An elevation south of Huletts Landing.
- Bluff Head – A projection into Lake George north of Huletts Landing.
- Bumps Pond – A small lake by the south town line.
- Erebus Mountain – An elevation in the southwest corner of Dresden.
- Fishbrook Pond – A small lake east of Erebus Mountain.
- Lapland Pond – A small lake south of Huletts Landing.
- Millman Pond – A small pond that drains into Lapland Pond.
- Pike Brook – A small stream connecting Lapland Pond to Lake Champlain.
- Pine Lake – A lake west on NY-22 in the south part of Dresden, west of South Bay.
- Pine Lake Brook – A steam from Pine Lake to South Bay.
- Red Rock – A projection into Lake George at the southeast corner of Dresden.
- South Bay – The south end of Lake Champlain.
- Spectacle Pond – A small lake at the south town line.
- Spruce Mountain – An elevation by the north town line.
- Sugarloaf Mountain – An elevation southwest of Huletts Landing.
- ^ a b c d e f "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
- ^ a b c d e Washington County, NY. Washington County GIS Web Map (Map). http://gis.co.washington.ny.us/webmap/default.aspx. Retrieved 2010-06-19.
- ^ "Metropolitan Areas and Components, 1999, with FIPS Codes". US Census Bureau. Retrieved July 7, 2009.
- ^ "National Register of Historic Places Listings". Weekly List of Actions Taken on Properties: 1/03/11 through 1/07/11. National Park Service. 2010-12-10.
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Since its establishment in 1847, Atlanta has been a crossroads. The original town was built on railroads, and now the largest city in Georgia is known having the world's busiest airport, as well as being home to mega-brands like CNN, Coca-Cola and UPS. The Civil War scorched the city, but it rebounded with fervour to eventually become a focal point for the American civil rights movement and eventually host of the 1996 summer Olympic Games.
Now Atlanta is a vibrant and diverse city. It shed its Old South image early on, instead opting for modern, striking architecture. But the city retains its gentility, Piedmont Park, in the centre of town, is a bucolic respite for Atlanta's residents. And the Chattahoochee River, which runs just outside the city limits, is a popular destination for local nature lovers.
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Atlanta's unique mix of contemporary culture and traditional Southern hospitality make it one of the most inviting and interesting destinations in the Southeast. The city boasts world-class museums like the High and Fernbank Science Museum, and top-end shopping at Phipps Plaza and Lenox.
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Atlanta's humid subtropical climate means it's never very cold. Summer temperatures can exceed 38°C (100F), and humidity in July and August can be stifling. April through June and September through November are warm and pleasant.
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A County Offaly fashion designer said she almost has a "mini heart attack" after learning that Lady Gaga was going to wear one of her designs on the Graham Norton Show on BBC television.
Appearing on the Irish man's show the New York pop queen told Norton she wore the outfit especially for him.
"It's a young Irish designer named Sorcha Ó Raghallaigh," she told Norton.
Birr born designer Sorcha Ó Raghallaigh (26) graduated from London's first school for fashion Central St Martins last June.
The Irish designers creation was one of three outfits that Gaga wore during her appearance last weekend.
She also designed a black PVC dress that appeared in the opening sequence of Lady Gaga's global number one hit "Born this way".
Anna Trevelyan the assistant to Lady Gaga's stylist scouted the Irish designer after seeing her talent at her graduate show.
The talented designers garments have already graced the pages of talian Vogue, Vogue Nippon and Dazed & Confused.
She told the Irish Times she was very shocked when she got the call and thought she was going to have "mini heart attack".
"But then I didn't have time to do that. Once I'd been given the brief I only had a few hours to get the sketches to her.
"What I do isn't commercial," she adds. "I'm into the avant garde, the one-off, and Gaga is the ideal customer."
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A car crash happens so quickly, but the pain can last forever, especially when it's the pain of losing a child. Last April, 5-year-old Jason Santamaria went for a drive with his Aunt Florencia. Based on Jason's size and weight, the safest place for him to ride was in a car seat or booster seat in the back seat of the car.
This post originally appeared on The Huffington Post.
With all of the attention in the news on concussions in sports, the Consumer Product Safety Commission, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Football League have partnered with a group of sports entitie
Here at Safe Kids, we often hear from parents who have faced the heartbreaking loss of a child. You will want to read this story by Gordon and Julie Ross, loving parents who are eager to share their story so other parents can learn from their tragedy.
-Torine Creppy, Chief Program Officer for the United States
It seems like February is the month when the winter season makes its one last "hurrah," giving us all one more chance to get out that sled, pair of ice skates, skis or snowshoes and just be a kid again.
I want to tell you about a man who wears pink nail polish on his pinky finger. His name is Scott Deming. He's an international speaker, an author and a Buffalo Bills fan. But that's not why he wears the pink nail polish.
The winter season is upon us. Snow and wintery weather can be great fun for kids but can also lead to unpredictable and dangerous road conditions for drivers. That's why Safe Kids and General Motors teamed up to bring you a few things to remember when driving with your little ones this winter.
Co-authored by Kate Carr, President and CEO, Safe Kids Worldwide.
This week, 49 children and staff from Finch Elementary School in Atlanta, Georgia were taken to the hospital for carbon monoxide poisoning.
This week, Safe Kids Worldwide weighed in on an important issue concerning children. And we brought 62 of our closest friends with us.
36 times more children go to the ER for medicine poisoning than for injuries from electrical outlets.
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Team of the week - Women's soccer reaches NCAA's for first time since 2006
Jon Lipsitz and the UK women's soccer team may have lost their only game this week, a 2-1 heartbreaker against Tennessee in the Southeastern Conference Tournament, but their achievements for the season as a whole earned them this spot. On the strength of a 13-7-0 regular season, Kentucky learned on Monday they had officially earned a berth in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2006. To take things a step further, the Wildcats will have the honor of hosting their first round game against Washington State (12-6-3).
UK has been led all year by the play of senior Kelsey Hunyadi, who is having one of the top seasons in school history. Hunyadi has started all 20 of Kentucky's games, leading the team in both goals (13) and assists (10) and earning second team All-SEC honors. She arrived on campus a transfer the same year Lipsitz took over head coaching duties and has played a central role in bringing the program to this point.
As much as the Cats have achieved, their season is only just beginning. Their NCAA Tournament run will get started 7 p.m. Saturday at the UK Soccer Complex. Tickets are available now and you can check out this link for complete information.
Player of the week - Greg Ferrucci continues to rewrite diving record book
Swimming and diving hosted a meet for the first time this season, with the men claiming victories over both Missouri and Southern Illinois and the women defeating Southern Illinois and falling to Missouri. Leading the way for the men was sophomore Greg Ferrucci, who claimed first place in both the one-meter and three-meter diving events.
In the one-meter competition, Ferrucci eclipsed the record score he posted just last week with a 396.25 mark. For his performance, Ferrucci earned his second consecutive SEC Male Diver of the Week award.
Game of the week - Football picks up first SEC with dominant fourth quarter
Trailing 13-10 entering the fourth quarter, UK outscored the visiting Ole Miss Rebels in the final period 20-0, carrying the Cats to their first SEC victory of the season. In his first career start, true freshman quarterback Maxwell Smith threw for 110 yards and a pair of touchdowns in the fourth, leading the Cats to three touchdowns on four drives.
Even with a freshman under center, head coach Joker Phillips and offensive coordinator Randy Sanders dialed up aggressive play calls to take the lead and eventually pull away from Ole Miss. Wide receiver La'Rod King was the primary beneficiary of the aggressiveness, catching a go-ahead 38-yard touchdown and another 55-yard bomb to set the Cats up in the red zone for a touchdown that would all but seal the victory.
Play of the week - Men's basketball puts together highlight reel performance in final exhibition
Picking just one highlight from UK's dominating 125-40 win over Morehouse College is no small task. UK's suffocating defense led to numerous opportunities in the open floor and the athletic Cats took advantage at every juncture as they raced out to a 74-13 halftime lead.
Every play in the video above is worth a second look, but my personal favorite begins at the 18-second mark. Terrence Jones tosses ahead to Marquis Teague in the open floor, who makes an acrobatic catch on the right side of the hoop. Recognizing the speed at which he was traveling, Teague decided trying a layup on his own was too tough a proposition, so he instead opted to toss the ball off the backboard back to Jones for an uncontested dunk.
Photo of the week - Bria Goss finishes at the hoop
Playing their lone exhibition before the 2011-12 season, Matthew Mitchell and the women's basketball team took down Coker College by a score of 86-44. Leading the way for the Cats in her first game in a UK uniform was freshman Bria Goss. She scored 17 points, including this layup late in the second half
Video of the week - Volleyball staff shows off "Thriller" moves
The No. 18 Kentucky volleyball team had just one match this week, avenging an earlier loss to Mississippi State with a sweep of the Bulldogs in Memorial Coliseum. The Cats will hit the road for a pair of matches against Alabama and Ole Miss as they continue their run at the SEC title.
They took a break from their regular preparations though to film a "Tip of the Week" video for Sportwide/AVCA. Assistant coach Keith Schunzel and players Becky Pavan, Christine Hartmann and Gretchen Giesler demonstrated a crossover and swing block drill the Wildcats use in practice.
The demonstration was informative, but not nearly as entertaining as what happened at the end of the video. Schunzel, along with fellow staffers Lindsey Gray, Sara Sjuts and Anders Nelson one-upped UK Hoops head coach Matthew Mitchell with a nearly perfect rendition of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" dance for Halloween. The dancing commences at the 2:39 mark.
Alumnus/alumna of the week - John Conner scores first touchdown of the season
Former UK fullback John Conner, also known as "The Terminator" has established himself as the starting fullback for the New York Jets this season. He's known more for his crunching blocks, but he scored his first touchdown of 2011 on a one-yard dive as the Jets defeated the Buffalo Bills in a crucial AFC East battle. The touchdown was the second of his two-year NFL career.


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Welcome to the Raleigh Garden Club
The Raleigh Garden Club, Inc. is a non-profit 401(c)3 philanthropic and educational organization founded in 1925. Our objectives are to:
- Study the art of gardening in all its aspects
- Aid in the protection and conservation of natural resources
- Assist in educating youth through programs and scholarships
- Promote the maintenance of gardens and arboretums
Our general meetings are on the first Wednesday of each month in Raleigh, NC at the NC State University Club. We welcome guests and new members from the greater Raleigh area including Apex, Cary, Fuquay-Varina, Garner, Morrisville, Raleigh, Wake Forest, Wendell, and Zebulon. View our calendar for monthly programs.
Join us and enjoy the benefits of membership:
- Develop friendships with other gardeners and share your experiences at our monthly meetings and social events
- Expand your knowledge of landscape design, floral design, environmental study, flower shows, and basic horticulture
- Help others by volunteering to maintain gardens, decorate for holidays, or create projects with children
- Save money on plants at our special plant sale preview
- Win plants, books, and garden-related items at our monthly door-prize drawings
- Enjoy fascinating programs, good company, and tasty food at our monthly lunch meetings
To learn about our history, read the Raleigh Garden Club Story – over 90 years of gardening and community support.
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Director: Alfred Hitchcock
"Rear Window" was one of Hitchcock's favourite films, as it was—and still is—to audiences and critics alike ever since its original release in 1954. To the director, it represented a rare opportunity to have a whole film seen from the viewpoint of one character and embodied in a single set.
As for the audience, it placed them explicitly in the role of voyeurs, a guilty pleasure which involves them in a nerve racking climax. A photojournalist immobilised by a broken leg, passes the time watching his neighbours through the rear window of his apartment.
Behind the many windows the photographer observes with growing interest a variety of domestic vignettes a tableau of big city life. He becomes fascinated by one particular apartment when it dawns on him that the man across the way has probably murdered his wife.
The journalist now has trouble convincing his fiancee and the other residents of the building of this suspicion, although immobilised, he must try to apprehend the murderer.


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Roll Call: On the Democrat Patrol
- Obama's got 99 problems, and a [former First Lady] is one.
- GOP's crop of candidates suffers the effects of a harsh winter.
- John Edwards drops out of race, Lance Armstrong remains frontrunner.
- Mitt Romney wants conservative judges… that is, if you want them… otherwise, uh…
- Candidates use uncomfortable forced laughter to gain ground.
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Southwest Airlines coming to Reagan National and Richmond?
Southwest Airlines could be coming to Reagan National and Richmond International airports. Southwest announced today that it will buy AirTran Holdings Inc., the parent company of AirTran Airways. The deal is for about $1.4 billion in cash and Southwest stock. Click here for Southwest's press release.
Southwest already operates out of Dulles International Airport and BWI but not Richmond or National. AirTran operates out of both Richmond and National, so Southwest appears poised to enter those airports as well.
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