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Rio Rendez-Vous
We are extremely grateful to Rowland White for allowing us to publish this article he wrote for the June issue of Fly Past
In the early 1980s, as the Cold War entered its last decade, the focus of Britain's defence posture was clear. The threat lay to the east against the massed ranks of the Warsaw Pact forces. Since the post-war withdrawal from empire, just a few global commitments remained. Places like Belize in Central America, where the RAF maintained small Harrier force to deter Guatemalan aggression. And the Falkland Islands - 8000 miles from the UK, but barely 300 from Argentina, and the military dictatorship that maintained Las Malvinas rightfully belonged to them. These overseas flashpoints were regularly discussed in Whitehall, but for years, whenever the question of the Falklands was raised the answer was the same. Britain's Defence Chiefs maintained that, without substantial and unforthcoming investment, this remote South Atlantic outpost would have to remain essentially undefended. And so when, on April 2 1982, Argentina invaded, the Chiefs were faced with a nearly overwhelming logistical and military challenge.
One of the stranger episodes - and there were many - of the unique war that followed was the unscheduled arrival of a twenty year-old British Vulcan bomber at Rio de Janeiro's Galaeo International Airport just before lunchtime on the 3rd of June. Just over a month after another Vulcan had cratered the Falkland Islands' only hard runway in a extraordinary, record-breaking 16 hour mission, codenamed BLACK BUCK 1
Four crews trained for the operation. While researching a new book about this first raid, I spoke to them all. What follows, though, is an account of how, during BLACK BUCK 6, Vulcan XM597 found herself on the ground in Brazil. It's based, primarily, on a conversation with her captain, Squadron Leader Neil McDougall DFC. I'm grateful to him for his time and generosity in talking to me.
As he flew the Nimrod MR2 over the mid-Atlantic a few hundred miles off the Brazilian coast, Wing Commander David Emerson, her captain, could reflect on a job well done. Behind him, in the main cabin of the big maritime patrol plane, his radar operator had successfully shepherded two old V-bombers together for their final rendez-vous using his jet's new Searchwater radar. The rest was routine. The Vulcan just had to take on fuel from the Victor tanker one last time then all three crews could turn north-east for home - and a cold beer in Ascension Island's Exiles Club.
Then, through his headset, he heard the tell tale click of an RT transmit button.
'Oh shit ...' began the message. Emerson believed the call came from the Vulcan. It hadn't and instead must have been made from the Handley Page tanker ahead of her.
On board the delta-winged bomber, Squadron Leader Neil McDougall had been at the controls for over twelve hours. In the skies above East Falkland, 2500 miles to the south, he'd been tasked with destroying the powerful Argentine search radars. But the enemy hadn't played ball, switching off their radars at the first sign of the British attack. McDougall had teased and taunted the Argentine air defences into revealing themselves for forty minutes, but multiple passes at 16,000 feet had failed to lure the enemy radar crews. He decided to try to pull them onto the punch. Bloody stupid idea, he thought as he took the bomber out east before he turned and settled into long finals for Stanley airfield. But, he reasoned, no commander in his right mind is going to allow an aircraft to descend on to his runway. He was right. When the bomber's Radar Warning Receiver picked up the tell-tale pulse of a Skyguard fire-control radar, his crew had their target. So too, though, did the airfield's defenders and flak zipped around the night sky like a swarm of lethal fireflies. McDougall's crew fired two missiles from the twin-pylon below the Vulcan's starboard wing before the captain turned north. My mother didn't breed heroes, he thought, as he took the bomber out of range of the triple 'A'.
Now, four hours later, they were supposed to be out of trouble.
Then, in clear, smooth skies, with a jarring thump, the refuelling probe connecting them to the life-saving fuel aboard the Victor tanker sheered off. McDougall had been flying level, of that he was sure. So the probe hadn't ripped off because of a change in pitch, but maybe, he thought, he'd drifted to the left a bit. It could just have been that an old probe was worn out, but whatever the cause, the effect was the same: without the probe, the Vulcan couldn't fill her tanks with fuel. And without more fuel, there was no way home.
'That's [them] for Rio ...' continued the radio transmission. As Wg Cdr Emerson listened in aboard the Nimrod, Neil McDougall gently manouevred away from the Victor and rolled his jet away towards Brazil. The sang froid over the radio from the tanker crew conveyed little sense of the trouble the Vulcan was now in. Co-pilot Flying Officer Chris Lackman was responsible for monitoring their fuel consumption. He ran through his calculations quickly and his assessment was blunt: not only was the safety of Ascension Island, their operating base, out of reach, they barely had the fuel they needed to make it to Brazil, their only possible diversion.
Throughout the long flight, McDougall, Lackman and Navigator Plotter Flt Lt Barry Smith had monitored the fuel inside the Vulcan's 14 tanks with care. That they had been getting low over the Falklands hadn't bothered McDougall at all. It was only what he expected. On the flight back north, Lackman had transferred fuel around to make sure that what they had, they could get at. What they hadn't bargained on, though, was a leak in the bomb bay tank. Every time they pumped fuel between the 1 and 7 tanks to adjust the jet's centre of gravity they were losing more.
Just making landfall at all would be touch and go, but the prospect of flying an armed British warplane into a busy civilian airport posed further problems. Two live Westinghouse AGM-45 Shrike anti-radar missiles still hung off the big bomber's port wing. Before even attempting the dash for safety, they had to be disposed of. And that meant firing them.
McDougall asked his Navigator Radar, Flt Lt Dave Castle, to scan the surface of the ocean in front of them in search of any shipping in harm's way. Had luck been on the bomber crew's side they might have been able to jettison their missiles and continue west without changing track. But not today. Castle reported contacts ahead and, reluctantly, McDougall turned off his heading and out to sea. Then he pushed the Vulcan's nose over into a steep forty degree dive.
Castle checked the radar screen again and pickled the missiles. With a whoosh the first Shrike raced away from it's pylon, tracing a neat white contrail behind it as it burned towards the water. McDougall waited for the second. And waited. The anticipation was broken when Air Electronics Office Flt Lt Rod Trevaskus spoke over the intercom.
'It's a hang up - can't get rid of it'
And, with the whole missile installation jury-rigged at RAF Waddington only days before, there was nothing any of them could do about it. McDougall pulled the bomber out of the descent and swung back towards Rio. But if their fuel state had been tight had been tight at the moment the probe broke it was even more perilous now. If they carried on as they were, they simply weren't going to make it.
There was only one option: to climb. Their remaining fuel would take them further through the thinner air at altitude than down at 20,000 feet. High up, they'd have a chance. But to get there, McDougall, drawing on long experience, knew that what he had to do ran counter to every instinct. He pushed the throttles levers of his four 301 series Rolls-Royce Olympus engines forward to the stops. Maximum power, maximum fuel burn. Getting as high as possible as quickly as possible, offered the best chance of saving his aircraft. As the note from the engines rose inside the crew compartment, he pulled back on the stick and raised the nose, asking for a heading and ETA for Rio from his crew.
At the top of the climb McDougall settled into the cruise that he hoped would nurse them to safety and told Flt Lt Brian Gardner - the reserve pilot onboard for the marathon mission - to gather together all the classified documents. Codes, targeting information, VHF, UHF and TACAN frequencies and call signs; escape and evasion maps and flightplans all had to be disposed of. Gardner grabbed the old tin box containing their rations, emptied it of food and refilled it. The tricky bit was going to be getting rid of it.
Discounting the two Martin-Baker Mk 3 ejection seats for the pilots, there's only one way in and out of a Vulcan cockpit: through the hydraulically operated crew entry hatch under the jet's nose, on the floor of the cabin. But at 40,000 feet, with the air pressure outside a tiny fraction of that in the cockpit, opening it would be like popping the cork of a warm champagne bottle. Before they could jettison the ration tin they had to equalise the pressure inside and out, but this held its own dangers. Mount Everest is 29,000 feet high. Climbers take weeks to acclimatise to the lack of oxygen at that level. Now a third as high again, the Vulcan's six-man crew would lose consciousness rapidly without breathing pure oxygen through masks. But, unable to descend because of their fuel state, they were flying near the limit of the height they could safely breath the pressurised gas. Any higher and tight pressure jerkins - essentially partial space suits - would be vital to keep their chests from rupturing. That equipment was not aboard. Finally, there was the cold; up on the fringes of the tropopause, the temperature could hover for days below minus 40 degrees centigrade.
All told, opening the crew hatch at 40,000 feet had little to recommend it.
Despite being an experienced Vulcan captain himself, Gardner had been strapped downstairs in the jumpseat for the last twelve hours. Detached from proceedings, not required by McDougall to share in the flying, he must have wondered just what on earth am I even doing here?
Now though, as all six crewmen checked their oxygen masks, Gardner was about to do something he'd never done before. With the cabin depressurised, McDougall throttled back as far as he dared; in the high, thin air, the bomber's stall speed was higher than at low altitude - the margin for error was slim and the throttles needed careful handling. Gardner placed the tin ration box on the inside of the crew hatch, sat back on the jump seat and pulled his harness back on. Then he reached forward to activate the door. With an initial lurch it swung smoothly down into the slipstream, powered by two small pneumatic rams. The freezing outside air roared past with the noise of hurricane, eddying and spilling into the compromised security of the cabin. Through the 3' by 6' hole in the floor, nothing but seven and half miles of sky separated Gardner from the Atlantic below. Gravity soon took hold and before the hatch had travelled through its full arc he saw the battered old tin - weighed down with two heavy steel undercarriage groundlocks - drop before being snatched away by the airstream.
Gardner pulled the lever to shut the hatch. Never designed to close at speed and altitude, though, the heavy door hinged upwards before refusing to seal. Its failure to do so meant it was impossible to repressurise the cabin. Still unable to descend to a less hostile flight level and have any hope of reaching Rio, however, the Vulcan crew had no choice other than to fly on at height. Their oxygen masks remained clasped firmly to their faces and while thick immersion suits and thermal underwear kept the worst of the bitter cold at bay, it was like sitting in meat locker.
A further thought compounded their discomfort. The Shrike missile that had refused to budge was a mis-fire. The bomber would land, if it landed, with a live anti-radar missile hanging off the wing; a missile they'd attempted to fire. There was no way of knowing for sure what it would do. But everyone knows that you never return to a lighted firework.
Sitting on the port side of the jet's crew compartment, facing backwards, the AEO Rod Trevaskus, made the call. Over an international distress frequency, he called Brazilian Air Traffic Control to declare the fuel emergency.
Mayday, Mayday, Mayday he began, describing the bomber only as 'four-jet military aircraft' in an attempt to disguise its identity, and gave their position. 'We're short on fuel and inbound to Rio.'
Communication was difficult. Each word spoken by the Vulcan crew had to be forced out against the pressurised oxygen pumped in through their masks. The strain made them sound like six Donald Ducks. And there was still the fierce noise from the airflow around the unsealed crew hatch to contend with. But even as the Brazilian Air Traffic Controller struggled to understand Trevaskus's distorted speech, he had noticed that the AEO had failed to reveal both what he was flying in and where he was flying from.
The controller tried again and, in heavily accented English, asked once more who they were and where they came from. He wasn't fluent though and, didn't, McDougall felt, quite grasp what was going on.
All the same, uncertainty over an unidentified military aircraft approaching the capital was not something that sat easily with those charged with his nation's defence. At Santa Cruz Air Force Base, two Northrop F-5 fighters of the Forca Aerea Brasileira, armed with AIM-9 Sidewinder heat-seeking missiles, scrambled into the air and were vectored towards the position given by Rod Trevaskus in his first 'Mayday' transmission. The interceptor pilots poured on the coals and, afterburners blazing orange, they climbed east into the morning sky, in pursuit of their unidentified quarry.
While McDougall concentrated on nursing the empty Vulcan to the ground, Trevaskus continued to stall for time.
On board the Nimrod, as it shadowed the Vulcan's progress towards the mainland, Wing Commander David Henderson heard every word of the increasingly tense communication. As he listened in, his radio operators relayed news of the unfolding crisis via Ascension back to the UK. The transmissions set in motion a frantic diplomatic scramble.
McDougall and his crew continued inbound to Rio at altitude, unaware of the new danger posed by the two fighters racing towards them. Throttling back, the bomber captain cruised down to 20,000 feet, the lowest he was prepared to descend without committing to a landing; the lowest he could go and give his backseaters a reasonable chance of survival when the four thirsty turbojets sucked the tanks dry and flamed out.
Then, with barely half an hour to run, a different, more confident voice crackled through the crew's headsets in an accent that suggested the speaker's English had been learnt in America. By now Gardner had also managed to seal the crew hatch again. These were minor consolations to a crew wondering would happen to them in Brazil, a country, like Argentina, still governed by its military. The Black Buck crews had already taken a unanimous decision not to use their official diversion airfield, a remote military strip in the North East of Brazil. If, they reasoned, they landed at Rio international airport, thousands of people would see them land - including British tourists, perhaps. Then no one can claim we've crashed and disappeared, they thought.
Flying at just below the speed of sound, the two Brazilian fighters closed in on the position relayed by their controller. But as the lethal brace bore down on where they expected to find their target, she was nowhere to be seen. By directing them to the coordinates of the Mayday, rather than on an intercept vector, the Air Force fighter controller had made a fundamental mistake. The F5 pilots quickly realised the error and turned west to continue their hunt for the intruder, but they'd lost too much ground. As they accelerated to supersonic speeds in pursuit, she was already over Rio Bay.
As the Vulcan crossed the Brazilian coast, the American accented voice of Rio Air Traffic Control spoke again, giving them priority clearance on the duty runway. McDougall refused it. To line up for an approach meant he'd have to fly a circuit over Rio and he was by no means certain he had that luxury.
'I don't have sufficient fuel to guarantee I can fly over the city' McDougall told him
'Do you see the runway straight ahead of you?'
'If you're critically short of fuel you're clear to land on it.'
They were. McDougall's gauges told him he didn't have the fuel necessary to abort and go round. He and Lackman both knew that if they didn't get the jet down first time round, they would crash. What McDougall did next, though, looked from the ground as if that was exactly what was happening.
Just six miles out, but still four miles high, the veteran captain eased his throttles back to idle, extended the airbrakes and lowered the undercarriage. Three greens. Then he stood the old bomber on her wing, pulling her into a hard spiralling descent. Winding round in a tight corkscrew like a sycamore seed falling from a tree, he bled off 19,000 feet of altitude in barely a minute and half. Pulling 2G at over 65 degrees of bank he controlled the rapid descent with precise, instinctive stick inputs that drew on muscle memory accrued over more than twenty years of flying Vulcans. As he lowered the nose to keep the big jet from stalling he kept pulling, keeping the spiral tight for as long as he dared, trying to judge when to roll out to land. Leave it too late and there was danger of being too low, facing the wrong way and losing the airfield all together. Too high and at least there would still be room for manouevre. Just a mile and a half from the threshold, he rolled the wings level along the runway centreline. Too high. To bring her in, he was going to have to fly a manoeuvre he'd not attempted since it nearly killed the man who'd first taught him how to do it.
Cut the power on a Vulcan, keep pulling the nose up and, without any warning of an incipient stall, at around 90 knots she'll just sink from the sky, dropping flat and fast like a pancake. The only way out of this superstall is to pile on the power. If the engines cough at all it can be fatal. After a very close shave, McDougall's old instructor at the Vulcan OCU, a Flight Sergeant and Master Pilot known as 'Biggles', had tracked down every Vulcan pilot he'd ever taught and told them personally never to do it again.
Now, after last trying it twenty years earlier, McDougall was flying the superstall again, mushing off speed and height as he made his approach to the disused runway. Pre-landing checks? he asked himself and concluded: if the gear's down the checks are done! It certainly wasn't by the book, but it was all that was needed - most of the books had, in any case, been thrown out of the bottom of the plane. He just had to get her on the ground. Quickly.
Three quarters of mile out, when it looked certain that this strange looking camouflaged jet would continue unchecked her terrifying and apparently terminal sink into the rough ground of the runway undershoot, McDougall pushed the throttles forward, anticipating the life-saving surge of thrust. There was a momentary lag as the turbines spooled up then the four Olympus engines gripped the air, powering the bomber out of her dangerous semi-stall. Flying again, at 250 feet up at 135 knots, he was perfectly set up on short finals. And he brought her in, meeting the tarmac at a regulation 125 knots, the seventy-ton bomber bounced gently on the four-wheel bogies of the main undercarriage.
As the Vulcan rolled down the runway, the two Brazilian air force fighters sent to intercept her streaked through the Galaeo overhead. It looked for all the world as if they were simply heralding XM597's dramatic arrival with a fly past.
The military vehicles that swarmed round her as she bowed to a halt on a taxiway looked insignificant in her presence. In the company of the identikit airliners that commuted in and out of Galeao, this exotic, warlike creature seemed entirely alien. Television pictures were soon beamed around the world. Most viewers would have been intrigued by the incongruity of the scene. Some probably thought that the jet's unique appearance was vaguely familiar. A few might even have known they were looking at an Avro Vulcan bomber - for perhaps the first time since the jet's star turn in the James Bond film Thunderball. But all were catching their first, unexpected glimpse of the Royal Air Force's exceptional contribution to a war being fought 8000 miles from home.
McDougall shut down the Vulcan's engines just after 11.00am local time. He and his crew unbuckled and gathered their belongings in silence. Drained and uncertain. Carefully climbing down to the ground, the long-suffering V-bomber captain could reflect on a peculiar few months. He and his wife Elizabeth had suffered a housefire. He'd endured a pointless ten-hour journey to Ascension only to be sent straight back to the UK aboard the plane he'd just arrived on. He'd flown Martel missile trials in the UK that the Boscombe Down test pilot in the co-pilot's seat had feared might blow them out of the sky. On top of that, just a few hours earlier, soldiers had been trying to kill him with heavy calibre cannon shells. Then there was this - an unscheduled stopover in Rio. There were three priorities. McDougall wanted to phone his wife to let her know where he was and let her know he was safe. He was confident that she'd be typically unfazed by it all. Next he had to organise his crew into shifts to mount a 24-hour guard on the jet - the silver lining, he quickly realised, was that during his watch he could pass the time playing the bagpipe shanter he always carried with him in the flight deck. Might keep the snakes away, he thought. But most of all, McDougall knew that, as a matter of urgency, he had to tell his hosts that leaving the Vulcan sitting on the hot tarmac with a ten-foot long, mis-fired anti-radiation missile pointing straight at the control tower radars probably wasn't a very good idea.
Sqn Ldr McDougall was awarded the DFC for the leadership and flying skill he demonstrated in bringing XM597 safely into Rio. His crew, once the diplomatic wrangle caused by their unexpected, heavily armed arrival had been unravelled, were taken for a night on the town by their Forca Aerea Brasileira counterparts. It included a visit to the legendary Copacabana nightclub. They finally departed for Ascension Island on June 10th. One further BLACK BUCK raid was flown, when, on June 12th, just two days before the Argentine surrender, an effort was made to damage airport facilities at Stanley using 1000lb bombs with air burst fuses. And that live Shrike, helpfully identified by the Brazilians as a self-defence 'Sidewinder' in order that its presence was somehow less controversial, was made safe by McDougall and his crew using instructions faxed out from Waddington. They were designed to be foolproof. Step one began, recalls one of XM597's crew, along the lines of stand with the sharp end pointing to your left. It was just as well the guidance was followed to the letter, though. When the big missile was finally lowered on to the gurney provided by the Brazilians, the metal trolley collapsed under its weight ...


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Sedona Obituaries
Elsie Lucille Beddome
June 28, 1923 — April 26, 2011
Elsie Lucille Beddome, 87, of Sedona, died
April 26.
Born June 28, 1923, in Garden City, Kan., she married Clarence "Larry" Beddome June 28, 1950, in Lordsburg, N.M.
She was buried in Sedona Cemetery.
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Tricia Cox
Lu was an amazing woman. Larry and Lu were my adoptive godparents. I love you both and hope Lu will RIP. See you someday, Lu, wish we could have seen each other before. <br />I love you and always will. Tricia Cox0 Like

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Food RNA gets into blood and so does DNA
We have alerted readers to research showing how tiny RNA molecules in food eaten can circulate in the bloodstream and turn genes off in the body [1], raising concerns over the safety of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), which introduce many novel and synthetic nucleic acids into the human food chain ([2] How Food Affects Genes, SiS 53). New research shows that pieces of DNA large enough to code for complete genes can also escape degradation in the gut and enter the human circulatory system, and the presence of circulating RNA from food is much more extensive and widespread.
DNA known to resist digestion and may form part of circulating cell free DNA
A study led by Sándor Spisák who holds a joint appointment at Hungarian Academy of Sciences in Budapest and Harvard Medical School Boston, Massachusetts in the USA analysed over 1 000 human adult samples from four independent studies, and found DNA fragments derived from food in all plasma samples, some large enough to code for complete genes [3].
Previous animal feeding studies have demonstrated that a minor proportion of fragmented dietary DNA may resist digestion [4], but the degradation of long chains of DNA and the possible uptake and transport into the bloodstream are not at all understood. Circulating cell free DNA (cfDNA) in the human bloodstream, first described in 1948, are mostly double-stranded molecules with a wide range of fragment sizes from 180 - 21 k bp.
Most people think cfDNA are from apoptotic cells (resulting from programmed cell-death), and in different diseases such as inflammation, autoimmune, trauma and cancer, necrotic cells (from non-programmed cell death) may increase the amount. In fact, both DNA and RNA are found circulating in the bloodstream, and there is good evidence that they are actively secreted from living cells as a nucleic acid intercommunication system (see [5] Intercommunication via Circulating Nucleic Acids, SiS 42).
Apart from the individual's own cells, DNA of the foetus can be detected in maternal plasma. Viral DNA, bacterial DNA may also be found in various disease states. DNA from consumed food is not usually considered, although there are animal studies suggesting that small fragments of nucleic acids may pass into the bloodstream and even into various tissues. For example, foreign DNA fragments were detected by PCR in the digestive tract and leukocytes of rainbow trout [6] fed GM soybean, and other similar findings were reported in goats [7]., pigs [8, 9] and mice [4].
These recent discoveries were possible thanks to huge advances in nucleic acid sequencing technology, in particular, next generation deep sequencing (NGS) (see Box).
Nucleic Acid Invaders from Food Confirmed
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Is the tea party getting its groove back? Shouts of vindication from around the country suggest the movement's leaders certainly think so.
They say the IRS acknowledgement that it had targeted their groups for extra scrutiny — a claim that tea party activists had made for years — is helping pump new energy into the coalition. And they are trying to use that development, along with the ongoing controversy over the Benghazi, Libya, terrorist attacks and the Justice Department's secret seizure of journalists' phone records, to recruit new activists incensed about government overreach.
"This is the defining moment to say 'I told you so,' " said Katrina Pierson, a Dallas-based tea party leader, who traveled to Washington last week as the three political headaches for President Barack Obama unfolded.
Luke Rogonjich, a tea party leader in Phoenix, called the trio of controversies a powerful confluence that bolsters the GOP's case against big government. "Suddenly, there are a lot of things pressing on the dam," said Rogonjich.
It's unclear whether a movement made up of disparate grassroots groups with no central body can take advantage of the moment and leverage it to grow stronger after a sub-par showing in last fall's election had called into question the movement's lasting impact. Republicans and Democrats alike say the tea party runs the risk of going too far in its criticism, which could once again open the door to Democratic efforts to paint it as an extreme arm of the GOP.
"Never underestimate the tea party's ability to overplay its hand," said Democratic strategist Mo Elleithee. "Just because there is universal agreement that the IRS went too far, that should not be misread as acceptance of the tea party's ideology of anger."
At the very least, furor over the IRS devoting special attention to tea party groups claiming tax-exempt status is giving the tea party more visibility than it has had in months, and it's providing a new rallying cry for tea party organizers starting to plot how to influence the 2014 congressional elections. The law allows tax-exempt organizations to lobby and dabble in politics as long as their primary purpose is social welfare.
The tax-agency scandal — it has led to the acting IRS commissioner's ouster, a criminal investigation and Capitol Hill hearings — seems to validate the tea party's long-held belief among supporters that government was trampling on them specifically, a claim dismissed by ousted commissioner Steven T. Miller. He has called the targeting "a mistake and not an act of partisanship."
Nevertheless, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., elected in 2010 with tea party backing, said the IRS scandal "confirms many of the feelings that led to the tea party movement in the first place."
"What's happened here is a reminder of, this is what happens when you expand government," he said in an interview with The Associated Press. "That and the disaster that is Obamacare is going to be a real catalyst in 2014 and beyond."
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Google announced new Nexus devices yesterday! And it appears as though the Nexus brand is back where it started. A premium device with a pure Google experience. At least within the phone line, anyway! I'm down with the pure Google stuff! But I'm not sure that I'm down enough to pay $650 +. In this range, Samsung Galaxy Note 4's out of contract could be considered! And this opens a door even wider for companies such as OnePlus to fill that $300-400 price gap.
I do expect however to see this one available on all US carriers. YES! Even Verizon! Remember those "Android-Silver" rumors? It looks like it happened, except they didn't call it that! Preminum phones at premimum prices running pure Android!
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So the day my I3 Chromebook arrived in the mail, I installed XFCE4 Linux through the Crouton install. Just like a time before, I went to access it, and it would freeze just upon launch. I had a back-up but decided it was time to try something different. So I dropped the Chrubuntu version on this time. There has been a learning curve . . . . I installed Ubuntu one time prior on an old netbook. I absolutely hated it and it didn't last long at all until I wiped it and installed Mint. But I have a good friend who had installed it and told me his experiences were much more positive vs XFCE.
I've got to say, after an afternoon of getting used to it, I'm enjoying it! It's much more attractive to look at than XFCE and once I kind of got used to the structure, I'm beginning to see why so many tout it as the OS own. I've installed Cairo Dock as that is something I found a while back on a forum about Linux on Chrome. This dock adds much funtionality right from the desktop. A great extension.
And one more plus! The XFCE extension seemed to have all kinds of sound/mic issues with Google's hangouts! I'm proud to report those issues are no where to be found in the Ubuntu version of this install!
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Although I don't do this as much as I once did, I still from time to time have cause to FTP files and photos from my computers to my web servers. So how do you do this from Chrome OS? Well, below are three options that I have done myself.
If you have a Linux distro installed, you can grab an FTP client such as Filezilla. Boot shell and sudo into your instance of Linux and FTP away.
Yesterday, I got to watch Samsung's product announcements at IFA. Below are my opinions on what I saw . . .
The Note 4 is a nice upgrade from the N3. Sure to be a winner! The display is a sweet upgrade, the S-pen looks to add legit functionality to product. I was pleased to hear that they are working on Battery optimization.
On the Edge, my jury is still out. While I think it is very innovative, I think it brings new problems with false clicks, and more easy to break when dropped, and probably easier to drop because you will be holding different. And remember, we haven't seen pricing for any of this stuff. But I'm pretty sure this is the new Samsung Flagship! It's attractive, and in my opinion, an advancement. But until I hold it and use it, I'm not sure how much of one.
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1990 M Street, NW Nagomi Izakaya has opened in the former TakEatEasy space on M Street. Their website says: "What is an Izakaya "居酒屋" ? An izakaya is a type of Japanese drinking establishment that serves food to accompany the drinks. It serves as a gathering place for good drinks, good food and good times. […]
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Brandon Crews has been hired as girls' basketball coach at Red Bank High School.
Although he attended Tennessee Temple University on a baseball scholarship, Crews said basketball was his first love and knew he wanted to be a basketball coach. He said in addition to helping his athletes become better players, his objective is to prepare them for life after basketball.
Last season Crews was the high school boys' coach and athletic director at now-closed Temple Academy. The previous two years he was an assistant women's coach at Bryan College in Dayton. His first coaching experience was as a men's assistant at Tennessee Temple University, working for current Soddy-Daisy High School boys' coach Kevin Templeton, whom he credits as a big influence.
"The opportunity is there at Red Bank to take a team and do my own thing," Crews said. "I know there's athletes in the hallways. It's a matter of getting them out. The administration is very supportive. I'm excited about the future."
Red Bank principal Gail Chuy said she sensed good things about Crews as a coach and teacher during his interview. She added that he was highly recommended by several people she knows and respects.
"He's a very impressive young man," Chuy said. "He's the kind of person you want leading one of your basketball programs. He's very personable, very nice, and a very, very hard worker."
Crews has met with team members and shared his philosophies and now is directing summer workouts.
"We've got a really good core group of seniors coming back," Crews said. "We have the opportunity to have a pretty good year."
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Price per person (excluding wine and spirits) from £30.00
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DINNER - 3 courses, minimum 4 guests
Price per person (excluding wine and spirits) from £50.00
A formal dinner, served in the dining room. After-dinner coffee & chocolates served
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Please ask for menu, which can be tailored to your taste.
PIMMS cocktail mixtures are available by the pitcher at a cost of £10.00
Chinese and Indian take-away services are available from Bourton-on-the-Water. We
can supply crockery and utensils, and food can be re-heated and eaten in the kitchen
or conservatory. We make no additional charge for this service.
LIGHT AFTERNOON TEA - prices per person
Purchase some excellent local produce at one of the farmers' markets or specialist
shops and cook it on the big stainless steel gas barbeque.
A magical outdoor atmosphere is assisted by lights, i-Pod music, a log fire, and
TV if requested. There is lots of marble-topped counter space complete with electrical
points to plug in hot plates or your own musical instruments.
A small supplementary minimum charge of £15 for propane and fire wood applies.
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Dixon Elementary is part of an exemplary district and our goal is to create and sustain a culture that fosters student engagement and ensures the academic, emotional, social, physical, and creative development of each child. We are proud of our offerings, some include: Art Club, Intramurals, DARE, Student Council, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Spanish and French Clubs.
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We work to ensure that all students become successful, high-level readers, writers, speakers, and listeners, adopt strategies to build students' conceptual understanding of mathematics, provide the basics of scientific inquiry, and ensure students are rounded in music and the arts. The curriculum focuses on research-based methods and utilizing the best technology.
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Students at Dixon Elementary have the opportunity to participate in an array of co-curricular opportunities, ranging from orchestra, chorus, and band to athletics, student council, science, and forensics. There really is something for every student.
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A beautiful day for a visit to the State Capitol ...
First graders have their small moments in writing celebrations!
A little rain did not slow them down -- Buddy Hike with Kindergarten and Third Graders.
Kindergarten Students Harvesting Carrots from Dixon's very own Innovative Garden.
Two Dixon Elementary students were selected as the top place winners in the Wisconsin Supreme Court Essay Contest. Fifth grade students, Anne Chen and Zane Rothe, were awarded 1st and 2nd place respectively for their submissions in an essay contest celebrating the first time the Wisconsin Supreme Court will sit in Waukesha County.
Common Sense is an outstanding website with resources for students, teachers and families as they work together to create norms and expectations for technology use in and outside the classroom. As school technology extends into many of our families' homes, we encourage the use of resources such as those provided by common sense to support families' active engagement in their child's technology use.
First Grade Math Exploration -- First grade students exploring math tools like pattern blocks, base ten blocks, geoboards and colored counters.
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Spring is here for us Valley folks, and with the "season" have come a smorgasbord of new dining options. For example, three of North Scottsdale's golf courses have recently become destinations for food and drink, and we should all get there while patio temps are in their prime.
Grayhawk Golf Club, 8623 E. Thompson Peak Parkway, unveiled comfy casual Isabella's Kitchen a few months ago, and the joint is already jumping every night of the week with well-heeled patrons. Just off Grayhawk's Talon Course, the American Italian restaurant offers pizzas, pastas, salads and sandwiches and exquisite views of the golf course and city lights.
Service is superb. The patio, outfitted with firepits, couches and such, ranks as "to die for," and serves as a venue for live music on weekends. Get over there now while the weather is swell. Then go back when the weather is hell, but stay inside.
If you're in the Grayhawk 'hood and craving breakfast, lunch or just a latte, check out the adorable Morning Joint, adjacent to the Grayhawk clubhouse and also sporting a top-notch patio. The menu features such goodies as a pepperoni-studded "pizza frittata," and scrambled eggs with Italian sausage, caramelized onions, roasted peppers and pickled-fennel balsamic salsa. For the adult-beverage inclined, MoJo serves up such treats as a fruit smoothie enhanced with vodka. That's what I love about Grayhawk Golf Club—it's as luxurious and drop-dead gorgeous as anyone could wish for but somehow never takes itself too seriously. Check it out.
Down south a bit at Starfire Golf Club, 11500 N. Hayden Road, well-known local chef Payton Curry has commandeered the kitchen at Scottsdale's oldest golf course. The Scottsdale Grille debuted in early February, showcasing fresh, local, inspired American comfort food. The menu features a selection of locally sourced salads and house-made baked goods in addition to such fare as sandwiches and hot dogs. Items will change seasonally, supporting Arizona farmers and producers.
"You can still have a hamburger and fries, but now your burger meat is ground fresh every day from pasture-raised beef or pigs, and it's on a brioche bun baked that morning," says Curry.
The menu includes Salmon Orzo Salad ($13.75), seasoned with an addicting Kalamata olives and roasted tomato dressing, I went gaga for the purple Kale Salad ($7.25), featuring pear, grapes and house-made peanut brittle dressed in citrus vinaigrette. For breakfast (7 a.m-11 a.m.), try Ricotta Buttermilk Pancakes ($7.50) topped with mixed berry compote, bananas/Nutella, or maple syrup, or a bowl of slow-cooked oats ($5) with your choice of Arizona dates and pecans or sliced bananas.
The Scottsdale Grille is only open until 6 p.m., at least for now, so dine early and often.
Just a few weeks ago, McDowell Mountain Golf Club announced the opening of the Mesquite Grille, coinciding with the debut of its new clubhouse. The "upscale yet comfortable environment" serves up tasty American and Southwest favorites crafted by Chef Mark Hamilton. Cuisine features both Mediterranean and Chicago-Italian dishes. Originals include homemade sausage, pasta tossed with fresh vegetables, fresh seafood with reduced balsamic vinaigrette, fresh herbs and the like, plus a few surprises mixed in for good measure.
Sit back in the clubhouse and take in the McDowell Mountain views while enjoying such foodstuffs as the Albuquerque Turkey Skillet ($11) with homemade turkey sausage, hash browns, cheddar, black beans and roasted green chile topped with 2 eggs (breakfast menu); or the Thompson Peak Tuna Melt ($10) on a toasted English muffin with avocado, tomato, provolone and green onion (lunch); and Bourbon-glazed Pork Chops ($25) served with apple sage stuffing, roasted onion and jalapeno chile jelly (dinner).
In Other Food News…
Taco Tuesdays
Other than the watermelon margarita and the rich bean dip and salsa that come with the free chips, SOL Mexican Cocina hasn't blown me away (OK, the calamari is a must-try). That said, the newest Scottsdale Quarter eatery has a killer patio and stellar vibe. You feel like you're hanging out in baja territory, dude, and the restaurant has just made its digs that much more tempting with Taco Tequila Tuesdays. From 4 p.m. to midnight, enjoy major discounts on street tacos, guac, Mexican beers and maggies. Live acoustic tunes add to the scene, and it's bouncing.
SOL Mexican Cocina is on the north end of The Scottsdale Quarter at 15323 N. Scottsdale Road.
Bink's Coming to Midtown
Good news for Valley foodies who've resented trekking all the way to Cave Creek/Carefree to experience the culinary genius of Chef Kevin Binkley, owner of Binkley's Restaurant and Café Bink. Many critics say Binkley's French-influenced creative fare is the best eats in AZ. In the next month, look for him to open Bink's Midtown on 24th Street and Osborne Road in Phoenix, in the old Sophie's Bistro locale, which was basically a cozy old house. The new venue will be more casual than high-end Binkley's—where diners typically spend up to three hours savoring their multicourse meals—but more upscale than the café. The revamp involves a zinc-topped bar and a restrained but inspired design that takes the cottage feel into modern territory.


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House, 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, (Sleeps 2)
Amoroso Retreat is a free-standing Original Venice one-bedroom cottage with private garden that was redesigned and only recently opened as a sustainable vacation home. This 750 square foot house features a living room, dining room, full kitchen, bedroom with a queen bed, bathroom with a shower tub, brand new washer and dryer, a back porch made from reclaimed wood and a garden barbeque.
The house comes complete with FRETTE cotton towels, MATTEO linens, gas range with oven, fridge/freezer, microwave oven, Nespresso coffee maker, fast wireless Internet, 24' LED 1080p HD-TV-DVD combo with Time Warner cable, Philips stereo system with iPod/Phone dock station. We use only Zero-VOC paint and non-toxic cleaners are used for cleaning.
Situated in a private beautifully landscaped lot of approximately 3,600 square feet, on one of the famous Venice walk streets, Amoroso Retreat features a large private desert garden patio and a lush front yard. The property offers various seating areas throughout the garden for relaxation, reading and eating.
The house is located between Lincoln Boulevard and Abbot Kinney Boulevard. You can walk to the hippest Venice restaurants and bars. The beach is just a 5-minute bike ride away. The property address is in the 900 block of Amoroso Place, Venice CA 90291. Since Amoroso Place is a walk street and closed for vehicular traffic, access to the property with cars is through the back alley Marco Place where two off-street parking spaces are provided.
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Hundreds of golfers had tee times in Wausau Saturday morning despite the wintry weather.
They were all part of the ninth annual ice tee classic, event that benefits the neighbor's place.
"We just have holes augered out and we have people going around and playing golf with tennis balls and using whatever they want as a club," said Tom Rau, Ice Tee Classic.
County Market, the U.S. Navy and Wausau Benefits were among the sponsors at this year's event.
Neighbor's place is a charity organization that helps the local food pantry and activities like after-school programs.
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Mary Rose Wilcox has turned El Portal into the place for politicos to meet over rice and beans
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Visited Blue Orchid for the first time in July. The lobster dip appy and tuna starter were both as good as it gets. No issue with the service and would certainly return here again and recommend it to any/all of my friends that visit St. Thomas.
Outstanding sunset watching and really great food. This place has a really good looking interior - lots of dark wood and low lights.
Tuna appetizers were great! Steak wasn't our favorite but the mahi mahi was fantastic.
Service was friendly and professional. Nothing bad to say at all - will happily return.
Had a 5:00 reservation which is time restaurant opens even though the sign out front says it opens at 4:00. Went in at 5:00 exactly,and 2 staff members looked up from folding napkins behind the bar to look at me and my daughter and then just turned back around . They did not even acknowledge my presence. I waited there...
We visited Blue Orchid in July 2014, which is the off-season as far as tourists go. The restaurant was pretty empty, which was good because we got one of the best tables. We had the lobster dip appetizer, which I STRONGLY RECOMMEND. It was to die for. My husband had the prime rib (it was Saturday - Prime Rib Night!)...
We went there to celebrate a special birthday. I told the person who took the reservation and also reminded the waitress when we arrived. Of the seven meals, two had to be returned (overcooked tuna). When they were re-served, one tuna was raw and the other had a portion much smaller than the original. We resorted to sharing so everyone...
We got to stop on a tour to see the botanical gardens and nature trail that is phenomenal. Free rum punch to quench your thirst and views that are priceless.
Prime rib was fantastic! Great service, Excellent drinks, appetizers and deserts. Would definitely recommend.
After hearing tons of positive feedback from others about Blue Orchid, I had to try it out. I took my boyfriend there to celebrate his birthday and we had a great time. The drinks are yummy and the food is soooo good. The service was comforting, our server had great recommendations and was so personable. We'll be back and I'll...
The Blue Orchid was recommended by friends. I made reservations both times I have been there. We gave ourselves extra time to roam the property and absorb the view.
Food and service both were excellent. I would eat here again.
Got there too late to enjoy the view. Lobster dip - delicious! Sea bass was my favorite - amazing flavor! Awesome signature salad!
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