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Thousands of tourists could turn their backs on Exmouth next summer, as a result of the seafront's popular family attractions being closed.
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This breaks my heart-and my grandchildren's hearts. There is enough chaos at the moment with the redevelopment of the Elizabeth Hall. Anyone who has looked at the price list of the bowling alley will know it's not a family place. I don't understand why we can't get a new supermarket in town-which is badly needed-but the sea front which is a child friendly, value for money place is about to be wrecked. I have suspected for a long time there are dark forces at work in both the local and regional planning committees who are totally out of touch with the will of the people who pay their salaries!
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I have been running my Windows 7 system in Raid0 with two Intel 320 SSD's. I recently purchased a new Intel 520 SSD and want to go back to running the single drive as I have plans for the other two SS drives. I used the Intel cloning feature and it said successful, change over your drives and reboot. This is when the problems began. I physically disabled the two Raid drives, hooked up the single drive, restarted the computer, went into the BIOS and changed the boot order to the new drive, switched it from Raid to AHCI mode. The system gets as far as the Windows 7 logo then reboots. I've gone back into the BIOS several times trying different things hoping to figure out what setting is not correct. I wasn't sure if I was suppose to make the changes via CTRL -I and set the drives back to non-raid through there and or in the BIOS. I read something about not having any other hard drives hooked up as the system would put the boot files on there? Wasn't 100% sure of what that meant but I did have a regular HDD hooked up when I did the cloning process if that helps for information. Any ideas as to what steps I might be doing in the wrong order? I have since put everything back to the original state so I can use my system. Thanks in advance.
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Mark Active the Windows 7 partition or it's 100 mb System Reserved partition if you have it: Partition - Mark as Active (Method Two)
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Well I'm not sure if this is working 100% correctly. I followed your instructions above by going in and making the partition active via method 2, then I ran the startup repair. It said it could not fix something and do I want to report it. I said no and then realized that I may need to run startup repair 3 times to properly fix it. So I rebooted the computer and ran it again and it said there was nothing to fix the second time. I rebooted the computer, went into the BIOS to check that I have SATA mode set up to AHCI, and the computer goes to the Windows start screen then goes back to rebooting. So back into the BIOS, this time I changed the setting to Raid and voila, here I am typing to you on the new drive in the system by itself. I thought in order for Raid to work you needed at least one other drive to have that work? I don't get the Raid screeen that gives the option of CTRL - I to go into. Shouldn't the setting be AHCI not Raid? Is this possibly due to the fact that when I cloned the drive that the default option showing during cloning was Raid? When I look in Computer Management it shows the Reserved partition to be Active. Should I be running the system this way or do I need to correct it in some way.
Thanks for your time.
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In some BIOS SATA controller settings, RAID is generic for SATA and not an actual RAID controller. This may be the case here since you have a separate RAID setup utility that isn't invoked by it.
It's possible it will not pick up AHCI drivers from Windows 7 store due to previous settings in the old image. You could SysPrep to move HD to another computer to see if that would force it to do so since it removes all drivers, SID, HID and activation to start up like a completely new install. However SysPrep is normally done on the old hardware, so it's uncertain it would make the needed adjustment.
But you are pretty much in uncharted territory here reimaging RAID0 to single HD unless you find more searching the web, and we appreciate your keeping us posted here to help others.
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Thanks again for your quick response. Originally I had debated between cloning and a clean install. I figured if the cloning did not work correctly, I would go to plan b. It's been some time since I have done a clean install so I will most likely do that in the coming week. I will do a little more research into this but I am leaning towards starting fresh. Suppose to be some rainy days coming so I will save it for that day. As for now, I will close this post. You guys at Seven Forums are great.
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Next day..up bright and early (not generally my 'thing'!) to meet with my Brandeis Womens Organization group for a visit to our local COPTIC Church.
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The word Copt is derived from the Greek word Aigyptos, which was, in turn, derived from "Hikaptah", one of the names for Memphis, the first capital of Ancient Egypt. The modern use of the term "Coptic" describes Egyptian Christians, as well as the last stage of the ancient Egyptian language script. Also, it describes the distinctive art andarchitecture that developed as an early expression of the new faith.
The Coptic Church is based on the teachings of Saint Mark who brought Christianity to Egypt during the reign of the Roman emperor Nero in the first century.
Abraham about to slay Isaac...from the Old Testament.
Just a beautiful rendering.
Next day....
Off to Riverbank Antiques in the historic town of Red Bank (NJ) for the annual Holiday event. Six local artists were invited to sell during the big party...
I set up right next to my sweet friend Laura
Love Laura McHugh
we've become such good friends !!
Laura has the most delicious whimsical style & love of colors
Kecia brought some of her absolutely darling hand made Christmas ornaments
Leslie Marsh makes exquisite hand made books...they make me droooool.....big time...
And anytime we get to see Aaron and Jenny is such a gift. They do so much hand work on their designs they are busy 24/7...Yes..Lt. Dan was the hit of the party !!
and, in case you were hungry...well....here's a look at just some of the deliciousness !
Tonight we're going to see "SPAMALOT" in a local production with a bunch of friends. The Lenster and I saw it on Broadway when it opened with Clay Aiken and we loved it.
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Soy-Sake Shrimp with Ginger Aioli
Servings: Makes 6 first-course or 4 main-course prep: 20 minutes total: 50 minutes
- 1/2 cup soy sauce
- 2 green onions, chopped
- 6 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 2 tablespoons unseasoned rice vinegar
- 2 tablespoons sake or dry Sherry
- 1 tablespoon golden brown sugar
- 3 garlic cloves, chopped
- 24 deveined peeled uncooked large shrimp (about 1 1/2 pounds)
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon chopped peeled fresh ginger
- Cooked white rice
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Combine soy sauce, green onions, 4 tablespoons oil, vinegar, sake, brown sugar, and garlic in 13x9x2-inch glass baking dish; whisk marinade to blend. Add shrimp and toss to coat. Refrigerate at least 30 minutes and up to 1 hour, turning shrimp occasionally.
Blend mayonnaise and ginger in food processor until smooth. Transfer ginger aioli to small bowl and refrigerate.
Drain marinade from shrimp into small saucepan; bring to boil. Whisk 2 tablespoons boiled marinade into ginger aioli; reserve remaining boiled marinade.
Heat remaining 2 tablespoons oil in heavy large skillet over medium-high heat. Add shrimp; sauté until just opaque in center, about 4 minutes. Mound rice in center of plates. Arrange shrimp around rice; drizzle with ginger aioli. Serve, passing reserved boiled marinade.
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Lewis, D. H., Vergennes, was born in St. Johns, Canada East, in 1843, and settled in Vergennes, Vt., in 1861; became a clerk for Parker & Booth, who were then keeping a general store, and in 1864 he became teller of the Bank of Vergennes, and in 1872 he became cashier. In April, 1880, he became cashier of a new organization, the Farmers' National Bank of Vergennes, where he still remains as a resident. He is also engaged in the manufacture of horseshoe nails, being secretary and treasurer of the National Company from 1872 to the present time. The company was organized in 1869. He was a member of Assembly in 1884 and '85, and has also been a corporation officer. He was a son of Elizabeth M. Sawyer, who was born in Canada, where Mrs. Lewis died. Mr. Lewis died in Chicago, Ill.
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- Summary: Devastated by the sudden death of her younger sister, Lily Morel (Kelen Coleman) seeks solace at the spiritualist community of Cassadaga. Instead of closure, she unwittingly resurrects the vengeful ghost of a violently murdered young woman. Forced by the spirit, Lily must confront the sick, depraved world of a sadistic serial killer known only as Geppetto, a psychopath who inflicts an unthinkable form of torture on his female victims.… Expand
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I love this school so much it has great people and nice teachers I wouldn't trade it for the world.
During a recent assessment for the musical groups, students were rowdy and left unattended by adults. These students were causing commotion in the lunch area, disturbing others including fellow classmates. I feel as though I should be able to rate a lower than a unsatisfactory due to the obscenities displayed by the pupils.
Best school i have ever been to by far. I would give this school a 6 out of 5 if i could. The staff really cares about the students but there are a few teachers to watch out for...
I've attended Hammond for two years so far and it is just an amazing school. Friends from others schools are always very impressed at how advanced and hard- working Hammond students are. All the students and teachers are helpful and the chances that a new student attending Hammond Middle will find it hard to fit in are very, very slim. The teachers always find a new way to challenge students, but understand each and every child's specific needs and learning styles.
I've had two children graduate from Hammond Middle School. This school had an excellent GT Math program, an awesome music department, and challenging academic programs. The staff was interactive and supportive. One of my children had an IEP and the entire staff worked with me to ensure that he was successful. An A+ school!
Now that i am out of HMS. I will say that last 3 years were very good. MS.McGowan the Principal of Hammond was goos and so was Mr.Davis. The teacher were good some were good and some were great . Kids can join clubs it was just Great school and i will miss everyone that i talked to .
Wonderful school. I had two sons attend Patuxent Valley Middle School and this school prepared my third son for high school better. Loved it!
I'm in my last couple days as an 8th grader at Hammond and I have to say I have loved the last 3 years. All of the teachers are great although there are few that are exceptional and a few that are a tad boring. There are a bunch of clubs to join. The band ( which I am a proud member of) is fantastic, we've beat out the competition at Hershey Park the past couple of years and even won the whole thing last year. It's a good size, not too small and not too big. I definitely feel that I am completely ready to go on to high school( ATOWNN!!!) next year and succeed and HMS has made that possible.
I go to Hammond Middle School, and it is great! The teachers are nice and they have alot of spirit! The teachers will not stop pushing you to do your best! There are alot of great things about them, but i want you to dicover the mysteries of Hammondd Middle school.
Hammond Middle is a great school. The staff is very proactive and the teachers are great.
I have two children attending HMS and I am very pleased with the curriculum, teachers, and administration. The coursework is challenging and I feel that my children will be well prepared for high school.
I have always been impressed by the quality of teachers @ HMS. I had three children attend Hammond Elementary, Middle and two High School. My children have excelled in each subject thanks to their dedicated teachers and administrators!
Our third daughter is at HMS and we are very, very pleased with the teachers, administrators and counselors. Outdoor Education was a hit with all three. Our two oldest daughters were well prepared for high school. One of our children had an IEP and we were pleased at the level of help supplied by the staff.
HMS is good a school, but its needs more extracurricular activities. The only thing they really have here are after school sports intramurals. There are not many afterschool clubs for afterschool activities, and that needs to be worked on. Its a safe school. Fights don't happen, or anything of the sort. School parking lot policy needs to change. The PTA seems good, althought my parents are not involved in it. The teachers are all excellent, and I've never really had problems with any. Overall I give it a 4. Us students really don't even see the principal. Occasionally she makes announcements but nothing more happens.
Our daughter is in her second year (7th grade) at HMS and our experiance with both the administeration and the faculty has been terrific. I go on-line every day to check her progress as 5 of her teachers use Teacherease! I have sent at least 4 of her teachers e-mails and have always received a response within 24 hours. We pulled both of our children out of Catholic school to have them attend Hammond (our son is in the elem school) and know that they are leaps and bounds ahead of their old classmates. Two areas worth special mention are the band, which is nothing less than amazing; and outdoor ed, which is character building as well as educational. One thing I would like to see improved would be an increase in the amount of extra-curricular activities offered to the students.
This is our second year at the school, and we are very very pleased. The teachers are all good and a number are truly outstanding. The principal is new, but seems to be off to a pretty good start. The homework load for the GT classes does seem a little burdensome, but I gather that this is the norm for Howard County. One note about extracurricular activities- the band is excellent!
Hammond Middle is a great school. It has great staff members. My kid goes there now and they are all there for him when he needs it. I cannot think of any negative things.
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School is crowded, outdated, and children must go through maze like settings to find their classrooms. Teachers have little enthusiasm for the classes they are teaching. Bulleying happens at this school and the teachers and principals have no programs to police or address this problem. Teachers do not get with you on issues until the interim, they are not proactive in getting a student help if they are struggling. The school is crowded and kids are often hurt in the hallways. The atmosphere at the school is depressing and not stimulating to the students. There are very limited extracirrucular activities for the students.
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Bulgaria / France, 1996 (MIFF 1997, Documentaries)
Director: Eldora Traykova
A bear-ward is a kind of busker. In Bulgaria some itinerant folk still make a living from owning and exhibiting performing bears. They frequent the tourist spots with an accordion, violin or rebeck, and a towering bear on a chain. The bear dances to a tune or does impersonations on cue ('Show us a German lady on the beach!'). The bear also represents good health and the wards encourage passers-by to touch the bear for a long life and put a few coins in a cup.
Eidora Traykova's film introduces us to a number of bears and their owners. For these people the bears are both their livelihood and members of the family; they respond to charges of cruelty, and reflect on the hazards and pleasures of their trade. Of Men and Bears is an unsentimental portrait of a rare tradition and its relationship to Bulgaria's troubled economy.


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The battle of the Milvian Bridge in October 312 has attained legendary status as the moment when the Emperor Constantine secured the future of Christianity in Europe. But the real turning point, argues Michael Mulryan, took place a few months earlier.
In history it is often events on the battlefield that mark decisive turning points. Kings and emperors die or establish or destabilise their regimes to the detriment or betterment of those living under them. More recently, in the last century, social change was a consequence of the two most destructive wars ever fought. Today we see civil war in the Arab world threatening the status quo. Such a paradigm was never more evident than at the beginning of the fourth century ad when an increasingly popular new eastern religion achieved respectability and an emperor's patronage. With the benefit of hindsight the year 312 marked the turning point for Christianity and world history. The battle associated with this decisive moment has always been that of the Milvian Bridge, when Constantine (c. 272-337) and Maxentius (c. 278-312) fought for the imperial throne on and around the crossing of the River Tiber a few miles north of Rome. Its 1,700th anniversary is marked on October 28th. Yet the decisive encounter in Constantine's campaign, the point at which Christianity was set on the path to becoming a world religion, took place a few months earlier, 250 miles further north, on the banks of the river Adige and the city of Verona. A great number of Maxentius' soldiers and his finest general were defeated here, after which the rest of the Italian peninsula, save Rome, was open to Constantine. The battle of the Milvian Bridge was a desperate last stand, not a decisive moment.
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