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A long list of HTTP status codes, including those not listed in IANA's Status Code Registry. A comparison of JavaScript vs PHP falsey responses is provided with sample script snippets. Check here: http://www.minerazzi.com/help/status-codes-list.php
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Posted IR Tools, Programming, Scriptsin
A long list of HTTP status codes, including those not listed in IANA's Status Code Registry. A comparison of JavaScript vs PHP falsey responses is provided with sample script snippets. Check here: http://www.minerazzi.com/help/status-codes-list.php
04 Thursday Apr 2013
Posted Data Mining, IR Tools, News, Scripts, Softwarein
A nice update, indeed: http://www.miislita.com/web-crawler/web-crawler.php
22 Friday Mar 2013
Posted Data Mining, IR Tools, Marketing Research, Programming, Scripts, Softwarein
We have added to our email crawler
the following features:
1. A User Tracking Session (just find the link and click on it) to view current user data.
2. Search for user email addresses in the top search engines and social networks
Give it a try.
We plan to add the tracking session feature to all our pages. This feature is now visible to gives you an idea of how it works, but can be invisible to users. Geo and search data can be added in a snap.
Why pay monthly fees when you can have your own tracking service, customized to your needs?
03 Monday Dec 2012
Posted Data Mining, Programming, Scriptsin
I'm working on a data mining framework library and hit an old problem revisited many times across the Web: how to display HTML code on a page. Thanks to JQuery Syntax Highlighter and similar editors, this is easy to do.
This prompted me to search for even a simpler solution without all the nice features of these editors, but one that just does the mere work of showing code. I came up with the following strategy, tested on recent versions of IE, Opera, Chrome, Safari, and Firefox. I haven't tested it with older browser versions and cannot claim it will work with those. More tests are necessary to please other programming/validation requirements.
1. Place HTML code into a hidden textarea.
2. Show it with the following javascript one-line snippet
Optionally, both the textarea and snippet can be placed right before the closing body tag.
In the snippet, id is the identifier given to a tag container used to show the html code. This container can be a division placed at will in the body section of the document and CSS styled to your heart needs. The index parameter is the index value of the textarea; i.e. [0] if there is only one textarea in the page, [1] if it is the second textarea, and so forth.
When the textarea is replaced by a noscript tag, the snippet seems to work with the above browsers, except with firefox (particularly if the html code itself contains script tags).
If you care about semantics and SEO, simply move the
 and  tags from the snippet to the division container. Then add the id to the code tag instead of to the division container, like this:

This makes the snippet even shorter, like this:
This isolates programming from presentation, which is always a good practice.
PS2 I added single quotes in snippet, so if you simply copy/paste it won't flag you an error.


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Pre-dental study
A minimum of three years of academic studies (90 semester hours or equivalent, including the prerequisite courses listed below) is required at an accredited U.S. or Canadian college or university. However, we recommend that students complete a four-year curriculum leading to a B.S. or B.A. degree. Students may also attend an accredited community college for a maximum of two years (60 semester hours or equivalent) followed by a minimum of two years (60 semester hours or equivalent) at an accredited four-year degree-granting institution. It is preferred that prerequiste courses be completed no more than five years prior to applying and all other courses be completed no more than 10 years before applying.
Specific course requirements
* A minimum grade of C must be earned to successfully fulfill prerequisite course requirements.
* These courses should also permit study in upper-level science courses at your institution.
Biology prerequisite (8 semester hours)
A minimum of eight semester hours of general biology or zoology is required, including lecture and laboratory courses for both semesters.
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A minimum of eight semester hours of general inorganic chemistry, including lecture and laboratory courses for both semesters, is required. A minimum of eight hours of organic chemistry, including lecture and laboratory courses for both semesters, is required.
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April 25, 2006
Canuck spy agency 'Underfunded'
By ANN MARIE McQUEEN -- Ottawa Sun
James Bond never drove a Ford Fiesta, occupied an office above a convenience store or economized on international missions by bunking down at Motel Six.
And he certainly wouldn't have circled the block nervously, unsure what to do after spotting an unfamiliar Honda parked in his love interest's driveway.
But then again, Agent 007 had unlimited resources and ladykiller instincts. And he didn't have to work for the Canadian Secret Service, a fictional Canuck spy agency at the centre of a new NBC pilot Underfunded.
As the pair of Los Angeles comedy writers behind the proposed one-hour action comedy explained, the show's protagonist is a more clever everyman than Maxwell Smart.
"He's the guy who always solves the crimes," says David Breckman over the phone from Toluca Lake, Calif. "But like Jim Rockford of The Rockford Files, he doesn't always get the credit."
Breckman and Ross Abrash, who worked together on Saturday Night Live in the mid-'90s, said they originally wanted to tweak the super agent genre with a feature film about a spy on a budget.
They didn't have a country in mind, but decided Canadian Secret Service sounded pretty funny. Both were pleased to learn there was a real Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) to play off of. And they had definite ideas about the main character, Darryl Freehorn, played by newcomer Mather Zickel.
"We like the kind of guy who is attractive, and funny, but just like most men he doesn't always do that well with women," said Breckman.
"And can you imagine 007 having to worry about roaming charges or correct change for the bus?" piped up Abrash.
Whenever he identifies himself on the job, the character flashes his badge and says "Darryl Freehorn, Canadian Secret Service, yes we have one too."
"It's rote," says Breckman. "He's already said it 11,000 times."
The show is directed by John Fortenberry, who has worked on Arrested Development and Rescue Me. Though the main characters are played by American actors, most of the others are Canadian, including former model Monika Schnarre in the roll of a femme fatale. Zither's character frequently works with an American counterpart who takes credit for his work, but is the kind of agent "who was absolutely positive there were weapons of mass destruction," says Abrash.
The pilot features Zither's Canuck agent investigating the sabotage of an American space station. The show's opening moments feature screaming headlines about the tragedy on an Ottawa newsstand, on a variety of local papers including the Sun.
"Our offices are exactly like the Pentagon's in Washington ..." says Zither's voiceover moments later, "if the Pentagon had the operating budget of a Payless Shoe store."
Breckman and Abrash say NBC execs have already seen the 90-minute pilot and liked it. If Underfunded is not picked up for the 2006-07 season, the pilot might eventually air as a movie of the week.
CSIS spokeswoman Barb Campion said the organization was aware of Underfunded but had no official position.
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This Week in Spring - January 8th, 2013
Welcome back to another installment of This Week in Spring. As usual, we've got a lot to look at, so, without further ado...
- GigaOM has a nice roundup of some of the exciting and important tools in the big-data ecosystem right now. There are many different tools serving different segments of the use cases, and of course Spring Data is mentioned in there, too!
- The ODBMS Industry Watch blog and professor Roberto V. Zicari has a nice interview with Spring ninja David Turanski on Spring Data. Definitely a good read!
- Robin Varghese has put together a straight-forward blog on sending email with dynamic templates driven by Velocity. This seems to be a common use case, and it's always good to find more up-to-date resources. Many people will no doubt have found Matt Raible's post from 9 years ago on the same subject, which is also very illustrative but, alas, a little outdated. Nice to see this more updated approach to an old classic!
- Hey, this is interesting! Did you guys know there was a Spring for Delphi (also, I guess, referred to as Spring4D)? Me either... @_@ With that in mind, I found this post introducing some of the collection libraries that seem both very friendly and powerful in Spring for Delphi. Cool!
- Eren Av?aro?ullar? has a nice post showing how to use dynamic languages (in particular, Groovy) with Spring.
- Dinesh Rajput has put together a blog introducing some of the features unique to the Spring Batch 2.x generation, which - while Spring Batch 2.x has been out for years - is always worth a look!
The Java all and Sundry blog has a nice writeup on a piece of Spring MVC's machinery, the
- Alex Soto's back, this time with a post on unit testing Spring Data MongoDB with NoSQL Unit! Cool.
- The Java Success blog has a post introducing some of the landscape for enterprise integration solutions in the JVM community, and demonstrating some of the concepts of enterprise integration, specifically, with Spring Integration.
- The Develop and Conquer blog has a nice example with some trickery to inject a
java.util.Datevalue using the Spring Expression language and the
@Valueannotation. Very cool!
- Abhijit Ghosh put together a decent SpringMVC-based HelloWorld application using Tomcat, Maven, Eclipse (m2e).


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|Hi, am curious if anyone on here has grown the little Bat Wing pumpkin and what they did with them. I thought they were so cute and looks like am going to have a bumper crop. They are listed as ornamental, but was wondering if they were at all edible. Would be grateful for any tips or information.
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- Posted by farmerdilla 8aGa (My Page) on Sat, Jun 21, 08 at 16:00
|It is an Acorn squash, primarily sold for its novel appearance, but it is edible. Have not grown so don't know its flavor relative to other acorns.
Here is a link that might be useful: Batwing
|We have grown BatWing Pumpkins for past 4 years.
Last year a friend grew the BatWing Squash and they were different from the pumpkins. The BatWing Squash were shaped just like a little acorn squash ....where as the pumpkins are nice, sturdy round pumpkins.
I have found that if you pick the first pumpkin as soon as its ready you will have large supply of smaller grapefruit size fruit with really great "Bat" marking.
If you let the pumpkins grow longer they will get as big as volleyball and you will get about 4 per plant but not as much black on the pumpkins.
We grew 46 hills of batwing pumpkins last year and ended up with quite a collection of batwings to chose from....no two were alike.We have a pumpkin roadside stand here at our home and batwing pumpkins have always been a top seller.
As far as eating the batwing squash...had customers tell me they were a little nuttier tasting than regular acorn squash.
|Thanks for the information. We have several now about as big as softballs. When is the best size to pick or better still how do you know when they are ready? I would think they would be best picked in the fall, but that might not be right.
|Watch the coloring...they will go from being bright orange to almost a burnt orange. Also the "bat" marking will go from dark green to black. Then they are ready to be picked.
|Thanks a million Sue, you've been a big help.
- Posted by vera_eastern_wa 5b-6a (My Page) on Tue, Jul 22, 08 at 12:58
|Well now I am growing the Bat Wings Pumpkin this year too, but I read these pumpkin were really qourds? Are these edible?
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Belinda Pasqua Wins Handbag Award
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Australian-born designer Belinda Pasqua was named the winner of the "Best Green Handbag" design at the 2011 Independent Handbag Designer Awards (IHDA) in New York City last night. For the second consecutive year, Timberland sponsored the "Best Green Handbag" category and helped to select the winning design.
Pasqua's winning Marlo Tote was honored at the IHDA for its unique design, which merges repurposed premium leathers from scrap and excess tannery leather with traditional handwork and a modern silhouette.
Belinda Pasqua's winning Marlo Tote handbag
Inspired by the Australian landscape she grew up admiring, Pasqua started The Sway collection of handbags to give women eco-conscious and beautiful design. Like all of Pasqua's bags, the Marlo Tote features recycled cotton linings with her signature 'Boomerang' print inspired by Aboriginal art. Her bags are available for purchase at www.theswaynyc.com, Fred Segal, Kaight NYC, Searle, and International Playground.
Timberland's Jackie LaLime was on hand to present the award, and shared her thoughts about Belinda and her design:
Belinda's love of nature and dedication to the environment shines through in her beautifully crafted designs, and aligns perfectly with Timberland's values. With the Marlo Tote, she has created a bag that combines detailed craftsmanship with sustainability and style, using leather pieces that would otherwise go to waste. The result is a green handbag that allows women to look great and feel great while wearing it. It's what green design is all about.
Award winner Belinda Pasqua and Timberland's Jackie LaLime
A selection of Pasqua's designs will be on display for a limited time at the Timberland® store at 474 Broadway in New York City in the coming weeks. In addition, Pasqua will have the opportunity to collaborate with the Timberland women's footwear design team on a limited edition Earthkeepers™ handbag and boot collection, slated to come out in 2012.
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Peggy Robinette, 73, of Berne and Meadowvale Nursing Home in Bluffton, died on Wednesday, October 2, 2013 at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne. She was born on October 8, 1939 in Portland to Evelyn and Ruby (Zeigler) Updike. She was married to Jack F. Robinette. He preceded her in death on July 1, 1970.
Visitation will be prior to the 10:00 a.m. funeral service on Saturday, October 5 at the Baird-Freeman Funeral Home. Burial will be at I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Pennville.
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Trail Mix
Ever since Audubon published its first birding trail guide three years ago, new routes have been spiraling across the country. We take you to four of the latest and greatest.
Pennsylvania's Susquehanna River Birding Trail
The Big Draw
By David Howard
It sounds like a brainteaser pulled from the pages of a Mensa application: How do you create a tourist attraction where there was none beforeno national parkscale geography, no chocolate-themed amusement park, not even a wisp of Washington-slept-here history? To make things even more challenging, you're not allowed to build any significant new structures, and you have to attract visitors during spring and fall, tourism's off-season.
Nope. In fact, it's a spot-on description of the new Susquehanna River Birding and Wildlife Trail, spearheaded by Audubon Pennsylvania. Birding trails are not paths in the hiking sense. They are conceptual driving tours that link a region's avian hot spots by map, brochure, and signpost. Since the Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail pioneered the concept along 650 miles of Gulf of Mexico shoreline in 1996, the model has become an ecotourism phenomenon: More than three dozen trails in more than half the states in the country have sprung up, and more are being launched every year.
As I stand atop the abrupt, rocky pitch of Waggoner's Gap on an unseasonably warm autumn afternoon, scanning the sky for the last of the day's 192 raptors to pass overhead, the subtle genius of the endeavor hits home. This spot on Kittatinny Ridge, a forested upthrust that reaches 185 miles across eastern and central Pennsylvania, provides sweet views of the fading sun over the valley to the south and neighboring Blue Ridge. In fall millions of songbirds and tens of thousands of raptorsfrom bald eagles to northern goshawks to now-ubiquitous red-tailed hawksfollow its contours, creating the largest of the state's Important Bird Areas (IBAs), or land that has been designated as critical bird habitat.
Taken alone, Waggoner's Gap is a fine minor attraction. But when linked to more than 200 other sites76 of them IBAsin 39 counties throughout the rest of the Susquehanna River watershed, something really big is created. Birders need only pick up the trail's 83-page guide to learn that tens of thousands of tundra swans and snow geese congregate in the dead of winter about 70 miles east in the Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area. Or that in early spring common loons, normally associated with northern New England, unleash their spectral call in Bald Eagle State Park, some 80 miles north.
The benefit of birding trails to rural economies in places like central and eastern Pennsylvaniawhich has long relied on heavy industry and resource extractioncan be a revelation. A study conducted by Fermata Inc., a nature-focused research firm, found that birders spend more$138 per day, on averagethan most tourists. The great thing about this is that now a grassland has as much value as just a grassland as it would if it had a store on it, says Marci Mowery, former director of education for Audubon Pennsylvania and the person who, in 2001, developed the idea for the trail.
Up and down the Susquehanna River, known for an industrial history that includes the accident at the Three Mile Island nuclear reactor, there are rich birding sites, including riverside pull-offs where bald eagles are regularly spotted. Short-eared owls, savannah sparrows, upland sandpipers, and bobolinks can be seen just west of the Gettysburg battlefield in the Southern Adams County Grasslands. Pennsylvania is the northernmost range of a number of southern birds, and the southernmost range of a number of northern species, and thus has long and diverse birding seasons that offer their share of surprises.
In metro Harrisburg, the Wildwood Lake Sanctuary is completely boxed in between Interstates 81 and 83 and rows of industrial buildings. Yet there are now blinds among the oak trees and scrub, from whichdespite the whoosh of traffic and the hum of nearby factoriesvisitors can see great egrets nesting on a nearby island and great blue herons picking through the shallows of Paxton Creek. Some birders have spotted the relatively rare American bittern here. The sanctuary doesn't look like a whole lot, says Holly Smith, education project assistant with Audubon Pennsylvania, but it satisfies that craving to be near water, and we have naturalists come in here and get so excited because they saw a blue-winged teal.
Organizers don't intend to settle for preaching to the choir; they'll be seeking converts as word of the new endeavor spreads. Audubon Pennsylvania plans to post interpretive signs about raptors at Waggoner's Gap to help beginners distinguish between species, and a trained volunteer is on hand during fall migration to tell visitors how and where to train their binoculars to best see the birds. It's going to be exciting to be up there, because you could go your whole life without seeing a golden eagle, Smith says. And here you might see one right overhead.
Manufacture a tourist attraction out of thin air? There's no need. The champions of the Susquehanna River trail note that birds have migrated through this area for centuries. All they have done is bring the site's intrinsic appeal into greater relief and package it. As these trails grow in popularity, their true starsthe birds themselveswill continue to draw bigger crowds than ever.
>> On the Web Explore the trail and find related information and resources at www.pabirdingtrails.org.
Volcanic Venture
By M. J. Cody
I scan the sunlit alders lining the river shore, following the unmistakable clatter of kingfishers. The source of the commotion is obvious, though this riparian forest also echoes with the sounds of chatty Steller's jays, pileated woodpeckers, and squirrels. Flashes of blue streak back and forth as a pair of belted kingfishers reveal themselves, zigzagging downriver. It's a happy exuberance, shared by the juvenile common mergansers testing their white-water techniques down nearby rivulets.
I'm meandering along the Salmon River in Mount Hood National Forest's Wildwood Recreation Area, hoping to spot a pair of wood ducks that have adopted a neighboring patch of wetlands. The Salmon River is one of 22 Wild & Scenic Rivers integrated into the new Oregon Cascades Birding Trail, and Wildwood is one of the premier sites.
Dedicated in May 2003, the Cascades Birding Trail highlights 184 birding destinations along Oregon's volcanic Cascade Range. Tracing more than 1,000 miles of highways and byways, from the Columbia River to Mount McLoughlin, just short of the California border, the trail passes through an astonishing 9 million acres of public land.
It got its start in 2001 when avid birder Steve Shunk decided his hometown of Sisters, Oregon, should feature a birding trail as a way to increase tourism. Call it good timing, he says. I started researching and discovered that the Portland Audubon Society was studying the feasibility of birding trails as well. Shunk and Portland Audubon jointly staged a statewide meeting of government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and businesses, and soon the Oregon Birding Trails Working Group was formed. Supported by funding from the National Forest Foundation, the American Bird Conservancy, and Leupold Optics, the group has planned nine birding trails to encompass the state's vast physiography, from the Pacific Ocean to the high deserts, and to highlight its 494 bird species.
The Cascades Trail is the first of thesea spectacular excursion through volcano country in five loop tours with adjacent spurs. Maps in the handy brochure lead birders through the fern- and moss-laden temperate rainforests of Douglas fir and western red cedar on the western slopes; the alpine meadows and the arid uplands of sagebrush, pine, and juniper to the east; and southern Oregon's ecologically diverse upper Klamath Basin.
Tomorrow I'll move on from the lush forests around Mount Hood in search of white-headed woodpeckers, pine siskins, mountain bluebirds, and pygmy nuthatches. Shunk assures me I'll have no trouble spotting them as I explore the lava landscapes, ancient lakes, meadows, and pine-covered cinder cones of Mount Jefferson and Three Sisters, where his effort to launch Oregon's splendid Cascades Birding Trail began.
>> On the Web You can download the Cascades Birding Trail guide at www.oregonbirdingtrails.org/cascades.htm. You can also follow the development of additional Oregon birding trails at www.oregonbirdingtrails.org.
Canyon Country
By Heidi Walters
At Welcome Springs nobody greeted us. Standing between a water tank and a gnarled corral at this desert stop along the Southwest Utah Birding Trail, Charlie Sheard and I listenednothing. Just silence and autumn foliage going gold to brown in the tree-lined wash. We ambled up the path, lazily noting a chunk of bark lodged in the branches of a black willow, flotsam from a recent storm. Walking back, we looked again, then stopped. The bark had little horns. Black-seed eyes. Fuzzy golden toes. And a soft, rusty facea tiny flammulated owl.
That might be the bird of the day, said Sheard, delighted at the unexpected sighting. Sheard, a member of Red Cliffs Audubon, helped research sites for the Southwest Utah trailthe second of what will be three birding trails, coordinated by Wasatch Audubon, to span the state of Utah. He was showing me the highlights, including some here on the Beaver Dam Slope, an undulating landscape of Joshua trees, cholla, and riparian pockets about 20 miles west of St. George. Earlier that day we had visited Lytle Ranch Preserve, in a canyon carved by Beaver Dam Creek. There, more than 100 species of birds have been recorded, including phainopeplas, Bell's vireos, and common black hawks.
From this MojaveGreat Basin desert, the Southwest Utah Birding Trail sprawls hundreds of miles northeast across the Colorado Plateau to the Wasatch Mountains, at the western edge of the Rockies. Along the way, its 47 sites take visitors through yucca-dotted lowlands, big sage country, Gambel's oak and pinyon-juniper woodlands, alpine lakes, and aspen-conifer forests. You can spy a green heron along the Virgin River, search for horned larks and Clark's nutcrackers on 11,307-foot Brian Head Peak, or, in March, join thousands of snow geese at Gunnison Bend Reservoir.
It's a canyon-rifted region, famous for its national parks and monumentsBryce, Escalante, Capitol Reef, and moredrawing millions of visitors a year. In a glen near Zion National Park, as Sheard and I stood listening to juncos, robins, and the clinking of snowmelt on slickrock, two huge creatures suddenly soared into the blue above the snowcapped, red sandstone Kolob Terraces. California condors! They were immigrants from Vermillion Cliffs National Monument, where captive-bred condors have been released during the past nine years. We pursued, driving higher, but were distracted en route by what looked like a shaggy black dog crouched in a roadside ponderosaanother condor. We crept close to peer into its leathery pink face, fringed in black feathers. Other people stopped to gawk, blocking the road. From another pine, a golden eaglenormally a high-ranking bird at this siteeyed us. But we had eyes only for the condor.
>> On the Web Visit the Wasatch Audubon website (www.wasatchaudubon.org/maps_birding_trails.htm) for a simplified downloadable map of the Southwest Utah Birding Trail, as well as for information on how to order the detailed, full-color trail brochure.
The Toast of Coasts
By Bill Fontenot
For four days I've waited for a low-pressure system sucking humid air from the Gulf of Mexico to culminate with the driving rain and thunder that less than an hour ago quivered this southwestern slice of Louisiana coast. Now, as the rumbles taper off, the air grows warm and stagnant, verging on sultry. An occasional raindropchilled in the stratosphere and fat with tropical moisturesplats against my face as I look skyward, anticipating the weary travelers' arrival.
Gradually, I make out their blackish, pinpoint-size forms falling like tiny meteorites into the ragged crowns of live-oak and hackberry trees. From the underside of the canopy, sparks of color fly: the supersaturated blues of blue grosbeaks, the chrome yellows of hooded warblers, the fiery reds of scarlet tanagers. This profusion is why the Baton Rouge Audubon Society's Peveto Woods Migratory Bird Sanctuary isalong with Grand Isle, on the Gulf of Mexicoone of the best places to be during a fallout. It's the chance to see, in the wake of a spring storm, hundreds of vivid neotropical migrants driven earthward, desperate to refuel after their arduous flight of more than 500 miles across the Gulf of Mexico.
What's more, Peveto Woods is but one stop on a circuit of prime coastal Louisiana birdwatching sites that recently became linked like beads on a coiled pearl necklace by America's Wetland Birding Trail. This trail aims to highlight the importance of Louisiana's 3.4 million acres of coastal wetlands to birds and peopleas well as those wetlands' alarming decline (a football field worth of them vanishes into the gulf every 30 minutes).
As the naturalist charged with surveying the trail's 115 sites, I logged hundreds of miles on the roads and byways that now constitute 12 driving loops winding through a mosaic of habitats. They range from bottomland hardwood forests, barrier islands, and marshes to longleaf-pine savannahs, tallgrass prairies, and oak groves known locally as cheniers. These habitats support an incredible throng of birdlife: roseate spoonbills, magnificent frigatebirds, swallow-tailed kites, Henslow's sparrows, red-cockaded woodpeckers, nearly every egret and heron native to North America, andwhen the timing works out as it has today at Peveto Woodsswarms of neotropical migrants.
Enthralled by the fireworks in the canopy, I don't immediately notice the clouds of mosquitoes pouring from sheltering mats of poison ivy on the forest floor. They make threatening passes at my ears but gain nothing more than a revengeful smile from beneath my ball cap. Judging by the ever-increasing numbers of hummers, gnatcatchers, and warblers now streaming in from the gulf, the tables look to be turning very quickly on these pesky bugs.
>> On the Web Download maps and loop guides for America's Wetland Birding Trail at www.fermatainc.com/la/. In addition you can check out the dates of birding festivals, connect with bird clubs, and get the scoop on the latest bird sightings at www.birdlouisiana.com.


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The other day when we said there were no challengers to Keith Richards' reign atop sex, drugs and rock'n'roll royalty, it obviously triggered something – the appearance of a certified contender, David Johansen of the New York Dolls.
Back in the '80s it seemed as though Johansen had given up his roots with a descent into campy cabaret under his Buster Poindexter alias. But he surprised us in 2004 by regrouping what was left of the Dolls for a reunion tour, followed in 2006 by the band's first album in 30 years, *One Day It Will Please Us to Remember Even This*. The album, which featured guest stars like Iggy Pop and MOTH Michael Stipe, showed Johansen still has what it takes.
At a benefit in Brooklyn the other night, Johansen tuned up in full Dolls regalia, down the trademark shaggy mane and well-worn biker jacket, and a mug rivaled only by Richards' in its craggy expressiveness of the vagaries of a rock'n'roll icon. As we noted vis-à-vis Richards, you can't buy this look—which doesn't stop lots of fellows from trying.
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You've negotiated the complex process of getting into Wal-Mart. You've carefully nurtured your product with marketing support, on-time delivery and smart merchandising strategies. You're seeing sales beyond your wildest dreams. Now what?
"Too many entrepreneurs get into Wal-Mart and want to coast," says Wurzel. "The rest of their business drops off. Then Wal-Mart finds [a cheaper version of] your product somewhere else. People go out of business because of that mistake."
"Don't put all your eggs in one basket," agrees Cantrell, who was courting several other mass merchandisers in addition to Wal-Mart. His clients now include discount retail chains and auto supply chains like Paccar Automotive.
Smart entrepreneurs make Wal-Mart part of an overall distribution strategy. A good rule of thumb, Wurzel suggests, is to never let Wal-Mart account for more than 25 percent of your total business. Charles and Patricia Monte had accounts with Mervyn's, Montgomery Ward and Sears before landing Wal-Mart, which now makes up 20 percent of their company's more than $4 million business.
Shouldn't landing other retail accounts be a snap once your product has passed the Wal-Mart test? That's conventional wisdom, and in some cases, it's true. "Being able to say, `Hey, we're in Wal-Mart now' is certainly a door opener," says Wurzel. "It's that `me too' mentality--if people see it doing well in Wal-Mart, they'll want it in their stores, too."
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How can you avoid this Wal-Mart backlash? One solution is to diversify. If you have several products or product lines, you can sell one to Wal-Mart and others elsewhere.
Another idea: "Get Wal-Mart to put its private label on your product," says Kendall, who did just that with the Cutting Edge Opener System. "Then you can still sell it under your own label elsewhere, and it won't be directly comparable to the Wal-Mart item." Kendall uses this strategy to sell his product via the Internet.
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The Arizona Senator got snippy with reporters twice in one week, reminding us all that it doesn't take much to make the Maverick lose his cool
Why Republicans want Mitt Romney to take a hikePosted on November 16, 2012, at 6:45 AM
Losing is never a great way to increase your popularity. But to an unusually vocal degree, Republicans are going out of their way to show Romney the door
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Tuesday didn't turn out the way Republicans hoped. What can they learn from this debacle to improve their odds the next time around?
If Mitt Romney loses, would it spark a GOP civil war?Posted on November 5, 2012, at 10:45 AM
The candidate's heavy reliance on support from white, older males may put pressure on the party to expand its tent
Did Chris Christie kill his 2016 presidential chances?Posted on November 1, 2012, at 5:20 PM
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From making up their own polls to complaining about media bias, the Republican Party increasingly finds itself at odds with the facts, says Politico
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Plenty of GOPers second Romney's comments about government-dependent moochers. Republicans who have to face voters are a little more leery
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Posted Date: 12 Jan, 2013
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Higher Secondary Education Board (HSEB) Sanothimi, Bhaktapur today published the final exam schedule (for both regular and partial studeents) for grade XI and grade XII. According to this published schedule the final exam of grade 12 will start from 2070 Baishakha 17 and will end on 2070 Baishakha 29.
The exam of grade 11 will start from Baishakha 31 and will end on Jestha 10. The examination time has been fixed as 7 am to 10 am.
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2. Examination will not be postponed or cancelled without the prior information issued by HSEB even if there is an emergency holiday.
3. Students are responsible for any stationery items (pen, pencils, erasers, graph/chart papers etc.) that are required for examination.
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Guys i have completed level 11 and i succesfully passed all the modules, however i am facing difficulties attending the level 12 due to that i work abroad.Does Any one officialy knows if i have the right to give only the level 12 in a later stage.
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We Are A Family of One – All In Together, Together In All
In his Silence Dogood Letter #3, Benjamin Franklin wrote, "it is undoubtedly the duty of all persons to serve the country they live in, according to their abilities," and this is our ability, our choice, and our pleasure to serve those who serve us – past, present, and future.
Soldiers Bible Ministry believes that modern day battles require modern day efforts to care for the men and women who fight for our right to stand united and free. Many of our most valiant men and women are falling prey to unemployment, homelessness, depression, suicide, and PTSD. They struggle transitioning back into civilian life, trying to do it as seamlessly as possible, and often they are having to deal with a potential, ongoing disconnect with their family, friends, and even the very country for which they have sacrificed so greatly. Many, many more have lost hope.
Soldiers Bible Ministry sees this silent but deafening appeal as our call to action. They need us now more than ever.
There is no denying the need to support our military overseas but in so doing we often forget those who need us here, in the states. The Soldiers Aid Initiative is just that – taking care of those who need us here. We are in this together, after all.
Through a 100% donor-funded partnership, Soldiers Bible Ministry will, at no cost, meet the basic needs of our active service men and women as pre-approved and recommended by their on base or reserve Chaplain.
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Cult surfboard shaper Shawn Stussy founded Stussy back in 1980. After scrawling his signature on to his handcrafted surfboards, Shawn Stussy started to apply this to t-shirts and Stussy the brand was born - classic casual streetcar with the spirit of independence and creativity. Celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, Stussy has become one of the oldest established streetwear brands in the world, adopted by many street sub-cultures and becoming a part of popular culture.
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A large collection of antique firebacks that includes cast iron works and decorative panels.
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A large burnished cast iron fireback centred with an armorial shield flanked by scrolls and surmounted by a crowned cockerel. An exact replica of the 18th century French original.
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A cast iron armorial fireback bearing the Tudor Royal Coat of Arms based on an original to be found illustrated on P51 of the book 'British Cast Iron Firebacks' by Jeremy HodgkinsonEnglish 19th century.
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A large cast iron fireplace backplate illustrating scenes from the The Nibelungenlied, translated as The Song of the Nibelungs an epic poem in Middle High German. The story tells of dragon-slayer Siegfried at the court of the Burgundians, how he was murdered, and of his wife Kriemhild's revenge.
..."To us in olden story / are wonders many told
Of heroes rich in glory, / of trials manifold:
Of joy and festive greeting, / of weeping and of woe,
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wonder know"....
Probably 19th century.
Notes: The Nibelungenlied is based on pre-Christian Germanic heroic motifs (the "Nibelungensaga"), which include oral traditions and reports based on historic events and individuals of the 5th and 6th centuries. Old Norse parallels of the legend survive in the Völsunga saga, the Prose Edda, the Poetic Edda, the Legend of Norna-Gest, and the Þiðrekssaga.
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A tall Wealden style lion and unicorn heraldic themed cast iron fire back.English early 20th century.
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A pair of brass 'Empire' style firegrate end panels with Egyptian themed decoration.French, circa 1880.
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A large cast iron fireback with a shaped top and central panel of carousing figures framed by cherubs and foliate decoration. English early 20th century.
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A cast iron Heraldic fireback dated 1664 moulded with the lion and unicorn holding the Royal Coat of Arms flanked by the initials C R, probably the intitals of Charles II. English late 19th century.
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A mid 20th century arched cast iron fireback decorated with cherubs and floral drapes. This design can be seen as the backplate of a firegrate in the attached image below as illustrated in 'English Chimney-Pieces' by Guy Cadogan Rothery in 1927. English 20th century.
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A pair of 20th century metal monogrammed fire insert panels inscribed with the letter M within scrolled cartouche.
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A cast Iron fireback, depicting a Greek style maiden in a floral setting. French late 19th century.
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A cast iron probably 20th century cast iron fire back, relief moulded with an heraldic crest.English mid 20th century.
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A large three section cast iron fire interior, with fleur de lis decoration and a large central coronet.
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A highly decorative pair of cast iron backplate panels in the typical Neoclassical style with putti set within a rocaille frame embellished with shells, vines and leaves. French mid 19th century.
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A tall cast iron Wealdon style fireback depicting possibly Apollo riding his chariot, drawn by mythical lions under a stormy cloud cast sky. Note the face of the wind in the clouds. Victorian circa 1890.
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A cast iron fireback of arched form and scroll-ended cresting above a band of text reading, 'RICHARD LENARD FOUNDER AT BRED FOURNIS'. He was the ironmaster at Brede Furnace in Sussex in the 17th century and is depicted in the centre, wearing a tied smock and surrounded by the tools of his trade with his dog at his side. To the right are images reflecting the domestic life of a founder. In the background is a barrow and a furnace, the whole within a moulded border flanked by the date 1636.Note: This is a 1974 copy of the original Lenard fireback. Link to: antique firebacks
Our collection of antique firebacks and panels date back to the 17th Century and originate from England and France. Cast iron firebacks had originally been decorated with everyday objects, moving into the early 19th Century mythology and aristocracy became common themes throughout. At Westland London we supply antique firebacks and accessories required to best suit our range of antique fireplaces.
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I liked that this was just a hotel, not a hotel attached to a casino. Was a great place to relax after a long day on the strip. Also it's about a minute walk from the monorail so getting to the heart of the strip is convenient. The breakfast was good and the room had a microwave and fridge. Very clean layout and comfortable.
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The best home away from home! The best bang for the buck! Super clean and spacious rooms and free breakfast to boot! Friendly staff (kudos to our front desk assistant "L" for a very welcoming attitude)! This will be my second home when I visit Las Vegas for Business!
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Loved the contemporary style and the view. Breakfast was amazing!!
Our room wasn't very clean. The grout from the shower hadn't been scrubbed in ages...so I cleaned it myself. Mirrors and glass also dirty, but not a huge deal. Enjoyed our stay overall!
the place overall is quiet and moderately close to the monorail. probably you can find a nice place here in Vegas on saturday without spending too much.
Liked the following: Smoke free environment. Not on the stripe but in close proximity to everything. Rooftop pool and fire pit. Room setup & design. Free breakfast. Professional & friendly staff.
Requested a room away from high traffic area but instead was placed in a room three doors away from the elevators, house keeping utility room and the ice machine.
My husband and i loved the value! We have never stayed anywhere but on the Strip and was pleasantly surprised at how nice it was for the great price. We have decided to make it our go-to spot when we return!
NOTHING!! We cant complain about a thing!
Toilet fronting the bed
breakfast and happy hour
a little bit out of the the way
big room, and good service
location and shuttle
Nice hotel, nice staff who really help, pretty room, really like it, even bathroom, it's clean,you have the pool on the roof and machine for the gym, you have the breakfast included in the price and it's good, when you check out, you can leave your suitcase at the front desk for free. long walk to the principal hotel of the strip but in the day until 3am you have the monorail train. Glad I've chose this hotel
only thing it's at the beginning of the strip (northbound) so can be far or nice long walk to the principal hotel of the strip.
Great hotel - the rooms are clean, spacious and very modern. The staff at the front desk were incredibly helpful and there is a lovely pool on the roof top to watch the Vegas lights. The breakfast is yummy (it can be busy but there is plenty of food and seats for all)
It was a little bit back from the strip but that was a good thing for us with young children.
free indoor parking and more than avarage breakfast (though no natural yoghurt available :))
sofa not very comfortable
Swimmining pool and the gym for our grandchildren. Breakfast was great.
location, free breakfast, pool, free shuttle. Free parking.
It was quiet there, not a lot of traffic or people. Everyone was so nice, friendly and accommodating. Loved the free breakfast, everything was delicious and the options were great. The in-room coffee maker, microwave and fridge was a big seller for us. The room was nice and big, very comfortable, separating the bathroom fixtures into two rooms was a nice plus! The roof top pool was nice, always plenty of room. The half price happy hour is a great perk! Having a dedicated computer for printing boarding passes only was very nice to see...and it was actually working. Being a block away from the light rail was a time and $ saver! We will stay there again!!
We called room service one morning to order breakfast and ended up leaving a voice mail for someone to call us back...unfortunately no one did. :( We didn't have a "privacy/service room early" tag so one day our room was just getting cleaned AFTER we had been gone all morning and afternoon. The shuttle service is nice, but it might be nice to have more than one option for a drop off location.
Big comfy room, modern decor, good bathroom. Friendly helpful reception staff.
Breakfast a bit of a scrum, good selection but serving and seating areas a bit crowded & I hate plastic plates & cups & cutlery
Very friendly reception and helpful in every ways. All of the staff are nice. The facility is clean. Our first choise in hotels will always be Marriot and affiliates. We have our membership cards now
Drop off area is dark and quite uneasy area
rooms were so comfortable breakfast was great quiet excellent prices
The breakfast.
Noisy air conditioner in room. Impossible to sleep when on.
The hotel was quiet and clean. The beds are very comfortable. We had a good nights rest.
Hotel is too far from the strip, housekeeping did not knock on the door before entering in the room.
Room was spacious, clean, modern. Close enough to the strip that you won't spend a lot on cabs.
No bellhop, had to bring all our luggage up ourselves.
cleanliness,competence and professionalism of staff/ bathroom and toilet fabulous
Convenient location, friendly staff and great breakfast. Rooms are nicely decorated in a modern style and include all the usual amenities. Price was affordable by Vegas standards.
Lack of room darkening curtains made for a poor night's sleep. The hotel's flood light seemed to be aimed directly at our window ('tho I'm sure it wasn't.). We should have asked for a different room.
The view was great, bed was very comfortable, staff very helpful, right on paradise so it was a quick cab from the airport and close enough to the monorail that we could go and do things without walking too far in the heat.
The doors on the bathroom and half bathroom, smoky glass not incredibly private. No smoking in the hotel which is not specified on the website. Person at the desk forgot to explain about the key card and the elevator and we went up to the eighth floor and back down a couple of times before another guest showed us how to work it. That was just minor though and slightly amusing.
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I Trust Snape
I trust Snape is a community for those Harry Potter fans who still believe in Severus Snape; for whatever reason, and for whatever theory. If you trust the Potions Master this is the place for you!
We've just opened and are adding new features everyday. For now, you can sign up on the Trust List to show your everlasting and undeniably correctly placed loyalty to Snape, and read a few Snape Essays on why we trust the man.
PS: In case you don't know, this site is full of spolilers. I would suggest running very quickly in the opposite direction if you haven't read the HBP yet.
Updates - What's New?
Jul 21/07
I have opened up a section of the forums (registered users only) for the discussion of the Deathly Hallows, and Snape.
Come post your thoughts.
Jul 18/07
The time has come. By the end of this week, Harry Potter fans will have all the answers in their hands. Snape-trusters (nearly 2000 on the Trust List!) will hopefully be celebrating the redemption of their man.
However, there are some malicious people out there wishing to spoil the book for all of us. As the full text for the Deathly Hallows has been leaked, I urge you all to take precautions.
To protect visitors to this site, the forums have been locked today. A section entitled 'Post-Deathly Hallows' will open (viewable by registration only) on the 21st for discussion on the book. Please stay away from the comments section on this site in case spoilers are posted. As well, you will not be able to contact me until the weekend as I will not be checking my email connected to iTrustSnape.
Today I will close registration for the Trust List. I thank you all again for making iTrustSnape what it is today. Not long now!
Edit: Also, in the spirit of the book launch, I thought I'd show off a bit with my costume. :) I'm planning to go as a Death Eater (possibly not the costume to pledge my everlasting loyalty to Snape in)!
Here's my henna dark mark. You can see how I made it at this great site!
You can also see my mask here.
Have a blast with the Deathly Hallows everyone! I'll see you again on the other side.
June 17/07
We've just hit 1500 on the Trust List!.
Be sure to check out our forums for discussion on all things Snape-related! Will Snape live or die? Did he have crush on Lily Potter? Could there be the teeniest chance that Snape could be the True Dark Lord? (!?)
The new book covers have been released, and we are excited to note that Luois of Defogging the Future seems to have gotten one fearless prediction right! He had called the return of Norbert many moons ago. Being a great believer in Snape, we know that he will predict correctly again! He has kindly let us display his article on Norbert from his book, and you may read it here.
April 28/07
Hi folks! We have partnered up with one of our affiliates to spread the word about a new Snape-friendly book, Defogging the Future (if you had signed up on the Trust List, you have probably already gotten a notice about this!). If you're interested, take a visit to this page to view the email that was sent out to read an excerpt and find out where to order! All Snape-trusters get a free upgrade to Priority Mail within the United States.
Over 1200+ on the Trust List! It's not long now till the Deathly Hallows hit the shelves, and our man is redeemed!
March 3/07
We have two new affiliates on our links page!
As well, we have 800+ members on our Trust List!
Feb 16/07
Snakecharm from our forums very kindly donated some Snape Chibis for you to use! Take a look at the icons section, and spread the Snape love.
Feb 2/07
The Release Date for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is out! Visit our Icons section to get this nifty countdown for your site. There's also a Snape version for the brave of heart!
Jan 9/07
A quick post to wish Severus Snape a very Happy Birthday!
Dec 22/06
Though this is space is generally reserved for Snape-related updates, some things are just too large not to mention! If you haven't already heard, Rowling has released the name of the Seventh Book - Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. I've temporarily made the seventh book discussion category on our forums open to the public (ie no registration necessary) if anyone wants to post their thoughts! Visit and discuss here.
I also just wanted to plug a great book, with contains much evidence concerning Snape's 'goodness'. There are also tonnes of other speculations and theories that are definitely worth checking out! Take a look at Defogging the Future.
Merry Christmas everyone!
Oct 14/06
Great news! The Trust List is up and running again! The spammers have been cleared out and some changes have been made to the list to deter future spammers - mainly removing the website option and reversing the order of the names.
Also, our Forums now require registration to post. Please drop on in and share your insights!
Sept 23/06
Unfortunately, we have to stop sign-ups for the Trust List for the time being because of spammers. People advertising casinos, drugs, and jewellry, thought it would be a great idea to flood the Trust List with links to their website, over and over again. There's around 200 'fake' trusters on the list right now, and we need to get those removed before letting more people sign up.
I apologise to all the true Snape-trusters out there! People don't realise they need to grow up, and that advertising by taking advantage of a fansite will definitely not help their business.
August 12/06
First off, another essay! Sarah has kindly contributed The Case Against Evil to our growing collection. Check it out!
That's right folks! 200+ people are now on our Trust List. Head on over and Add your name!
Thirdly, remember to visit the newly opened forums.
Fourthly, a shout out to all the bears out there, who keep our forests free of fires. =)
August 4/06
This just in!
In a recent interview, Rowling has confirmed that Dumbledore is indeed dead.
"Dumbledore IS really dead. "Everyone needs to move through the five stages of grief" and get past his death. She also apologizes to DumbledoreIsNotDead.com for ruining the purpose of their site."
Does this fact change anything for Snape-trusters? Not really! We still have faith in our favourite Potion's Master. Check out some of our essays to see how Snape can still be on the right side, even if he had to kill off Dumbledore.
We've finally opened up our forums for discussion! No registration needed for now. View them here!
We are also VERY close to 200 people on our Trust List!
July 24/06
Erin has kindly donated an essay to the Why Trust Snape section of our site! It concerns the whereabouts of Voldemort's wand after he attacked the Potter's, and why Snape may have had a cruicial role in that operation.
"However, regardless of Snape's prejudice towards and verbal abuse of Harry, he has never physically harmed him, and has indeed interfered to protect him."
Read it here!
We know have ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ONE names on our Trust List!. We're almost at 200 Snape-trusters! Keep it up and spread the word.
June 27/06
We are TWO names away from having 100 people sign our Trust List!
Thank you very much to Veronica for donating an icon! It's now uploaded in the icon section for everyone to use.
Update: I've also changed the badges in the icons section because they were a bit ugly. Here're the new ones!
Display em proudly on webpages, journals, and forums! Don't forgot to link it back to iTrustSnape.com. Help spread the word about Snape!
June 10/06
Our Trust List is growing every day! We now have 52 Trust-ies! Add your name now!
A whole slew of new affilites added! Check out their sites!
It's nearing exam week, but once I get over that bump I'll be adding new categories and stuff to do at iTrustSnape. Stay tuned!
June 4/06
46 people on the Trust List!
Added some images to the articles in the Why Trust section! Hopefully this will make it easier to read.
May 30/06
34 people on the Trust List!
I've added awesome stars:
at the top of each article in our 'Why Trust Snape' section. Now you can rate (just once!) your favourite articles.
Take a look at where iTrustSnape fans are coming from! The orange dots represent some visitors to this site.
Check out the links page for some new affiliates! As always, owl me if you have a Snape/Harry Potter related site to exchange links!
May 27/06
25 27 people on the Trust List and rising!
We've added a comment link to the bottom of each essay in the Why Trust section, and will being adding them to each new news post! Now you can leave your thoughts on the website.
May 19/06
Woah! What a jump! We now have TWENTY TWO people on the Trust List!
May 13/06
We now have seven people on the Trust List!
Icons are now available for your site! Show where your loyalties lie.
Links page has been updated with several Harry Potter and Snape-Friendly sites. If you would like to swap links, drop me an owl!
May 2/06
We have three people on the Trust List!
We updated the Why Trust section with five new essays! Thanks to the authors for allowing us to archive the articles!
We are working on the forums and they should be ready to go soon! Icons are also being made, and the links page is being compiled.
We have tons of other plans for this site so stay tuned!
Want to find some fun halloween costumes? Then check out these great Harry Potter costumes.


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The opening of Illinois' newest full-access interchange on I-90 is scheduled for a special ceremony on Quality Drive in Huntley. The opening will be commemorated November 8 by a ribbon-cutting ceremony to be held on the new westbound entrance ramp to I-90.
The new full-access interchange at I-90 and Rt. 47 is the first project to be completed under the Illinois Tollway Authority's 15 year, $12 billion capital programs, Move Illinois: The Illinois Tollway Driving the Future. The new interchange sets the stage for continued economic development and job growth along the Route 47 corridor and beyond. Improved mobility is anticipated to make the Village of Huntley more attractive to commercial and industrial development.
The $61 million interchange was constructed under a unique partnership among several government entities including the Illinois Tollway Authority, Illinois Department of Transportation, Village of Huntley and McHenry and Kane Counties, all of which provided significant funding to the project.
An important element in Huntley's economic development activities includes diversification of the Village's tax base. "The interchange was decades in the making and involved the tireless efforts of many people from our elected state representatives, Illinois Tollway and the Illinois Department of Transportation directors and staff, Kane and McHenry County Board officials and staff, and Village of Huntley elected officials and staff. I thank them, as well as the businesses of Huntley, for their commitment to this project. This commitment has set the stage for attracting more development, creating jobs and expanding the local tax base for decades to come" stated Charles Sass, Huntley's Village President.
Huntley's new interchange is surrounded by land already zoned and annexed into the Village.
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