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I installed this kit and want to know how high to place the tape. At the present time I feel the lights will not be the same height to set tape correctly.
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There is no set dimension to use when adjusting headlights. It all depends on the ride height of your specific car. The same procedures are used whether you are working on a lowered sports car or a lifted 4x4 truck. Even if your headlights are severely out of adjustment, the center beams will still be in the correct place When you pull your car up close to the wall. The adjustment comes when you move the car back to the 25 ft. mark. Once it is at the 25 ft. mark you will be able to see where the beam is projected out in front of the vehicle. That will allow you to make the proper adjustments to get the "light beams' pointed in the correct location.
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By Spencer S. Hsu
Washington Post Staff Writer
April 5, 2006
The deputy press secretary for the Department of Homeland Security was
arrested last night on charges that he used the Internet to seduce an
undercover Florida sheriff's detective who he thought was a
14-year-old girl, the Polk County Sheriff's Office said.
Brian J. Doyle, 55, was arrested at his Silver Spring home at 7:45
p.m. and charged with seven counts of using a computer to seduce a
child and 16 counts of transmitting harmful materials to a minor,
according to a sheriff's office statement.
Agents with the department's Inspector General's Office, the U.S.
Secret Service, the Montgomery County police and the Polk County
Sheriff's Office served a search warrant and seized his home computer
and other materials, the statement said.
Doyle was online at the time awaiting what he thought was a nude image
of a girl who had lymphoma, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said in an
interview with Fox News' "On the Record With Greta Van Susteren." "We
wanted to make sure he was using that computer and talking to
detectives at the time of the arrest," Judd said.
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office phone and government-issued cellphone and using those lines,
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"If he would provide that kind of information to include a photograph
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around the world who he thinks to be a 14-year-old girl?" Judd said on
CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360."
Attempts to reach Doyle, who was booked into the Montgomery County
jail on the Polk County charges, on his office and cellphone numbers
and by his official e-mail were unsuccessful.
He was a TSA spokesman before becoming deputy press secretary last
year to Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff.
Chertoff press secretary Russ Knocke declined to comment on the case
beyond releasing a written statement, saying, "We take these
allegations very seriously and we will cooperate fully with this
ongoing investigation."
Judd said Doyle confessed and waived extradition to Polk County.
According to the sheriff's office, Doyle initiated a sexually explicit
conversation with the detective on March 12 in response to an Internet
profile of a 14-year-old girl.
Doyle allegedly sent pornographic movie clips, non-pornographic photos
of himself and instant messages from his AOL account, the police
statement said. The sheriff's office alleged that Doyle "on many
occasions" instructed the undercover detective to perform a sexual act
while thinking of him and described explicit acts he wished to
Another Homeland Security official -- Frank Figueroa, special agent in
charge of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Tampa -- faces
trial this week on charges of exposing himself to a teenage girl last
year at a mall. Figueroa, who has been suspended, pleaded not guilty.
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I was a full time employee last year earned 9 days personal time and 2 weeks vacation time. I went part time January 7 2013. In april of 2013 they decided that part time would no longer receive personal time or vacation and took away what i had earned from the year before.
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I have been thinking about the issue of oxygen permeability of a bucket when fermenting a flanders in a bucket. By submerging the bucket in water couldnt you somewhat control the amount oxygen exposure?
damn I gotta brew something
I had the same thought. Also thought about wrapping the outside of the bucket in foil or saran or both.
At the end of the day, I wonder if the O2 dissolved in the H20, would simply pass through the plastic wall too, just as if it were in the air.
I wonder how concentrated in 02 is in H20 left out in a natural state? Same as air, significantly less? I should have paid more attention in chemistry class...
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Go with glass and you won't have to worry about this issue.
I want some air thats why I'm looking at a bucket.
I was thinking of using pre boiled water to be sure that as little air as possible remained in the water.
it will slow the transfer of O2 but not stop it, even if you boil/degas the water, oxygen will slow diffuse back into the water and will transfer across the bucket
the limiting step will probably be the oxygen diffusing into the water, and this will definately help the gradient of O2 between the wort and the outside of the bucket, but it could also speed up the transfer across the walls, I doubt the sides are as much an issue though as the seal around the lid and thats something I wouldnt imagine you would want to cover with water
Isn't some exposure to O2 a good thing for a flanders? I thought a carboy was undesirable because it doesn't let enough in.
My link indicates that HDPE bucket give about the right amount. Are you impying it is too much?
Not calling you out. I have know idea if that guy knows his stuff. Just currious b/c I am interested in doing a flanders. I was going to look into getting a cheap bucket because of this (all I have is glass & better bottles).
Regards, Jeff
From reading "Wild Brews" it is my understanding that if you do use a HDPE bucket you will get the O2 required for Flanders Reds and Lambics, however the rate of exposure will cause a quickly maturing beer that may not have the complexity desired.
Personally, when I have my first go at a Flanders I'll be trying the carboy trick with a wooden peg in the top as linked in RDWHAHB's post.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — A Tennessee pharmacist who says he was fired for refusing to sell the morning-after pill has filed a lawsuit against his former employer.
Philip Hall says he was fired from Walgreens in August because he wouldn't sell the contraceptive due to his religious beliefs. Hall said in a lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Nashville that he finds the drug "sinful and repugnant to his sincerely held religious beliefs."
A spokesman from Walgreen Co. declined to comment on pending litigation, but said the company has a policy that allows workers to "step away" from a morally objectionable transaction and refer it to another employee.
A handful of other pharmacists across the nation have filed similar lawsuits over the sale of the drug.
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Bob Stewart From Longbow Lake, ON Wins $5,000 From Capital One
Finalist shot for a chance to win $1 million in the Capital One Million Dollar Button.
TORONTO, March 10, 2013 /CNW/ - Bob Stewart stood on competition ice at the Tim Hortons Brier in Edmonton where he shot for the chance to win $1 million in the Capital One Million Dollar Button final. Mr. Stewart's rock was on-line for a good result, but came up just short of the house. His throw earned him a $5,000 cheque from Capital One. The winning shot was performed live on TSN during fifth-end break of the gold-medal game in front of a live audience of more than 10,000 fans.
In order to win the Capital One Million Dollar Button's grand prize of a one-time payment of $1 million, Mr. Stewart had to successfully deliver a rock from the hack and place the stone within the button on a regulation curling sheet. He only had one opportunity to execute the shot.
"I thought the throw was fine with the outturn. I just didn't have enough weight for that ice, that's all," said Mr. Stewart after his shot. "Oh, it's been a great experience. Unbelievable. We got the weekend at the Scotties, we got the weekend here. It was just an unbelievable experience…a great time."Mr. Stewart and three of his friends received an all-expenses-paid trip to the Tim Hortons Brier in Edmonton. His friends came along for the trip to be his own personal "cheer squad" for the final-round throw. "We engaged thousands of Canadians in this great sport through the Capital One Million Dollar Button this year," said Clinton Braganza, VP Brand Marketing, Capital One Canada. "Taking one shot for a million dollars at the biggest event in curling is a lot of pressure, and Mr. Stewart handled it like a real pro. Congratulations to him and their cheer squad for doing a great job." The Capital One Million Dollar Button contest was open from January 3, 2013, until January 28th, 2013. Full contest rules are available on Capital One Canada's Facebook page { facebook.com/CapitalOneCanada}, or by going to milliondollarbutton.ca. "The Capital One Million Dollar Button was a great experience and gave our fans a thrilling opportunity to be part of this contest. Capital One has done a wonderful job to help put this promotion on and today you could feel the energy in the arena as it all came down to that one final shot. We are very pleased that Capital One chose the Tim Hortons Brier to showcase the Million Dollar Button" commented Greg Stremlaw, the CCA's Chief Executive Officer. About Capital One With offices in Toronto and Montreal, Capital One has offered Canadian consumers a range of competitive MasterCard credit cards since 1996, when the company first introduced the Platinum MasterCard in Canada. Capital One Canada is a division of Capital One Bank, a subsidiary of Capital One Financial Corporation of McLean, Virginia (NYSE: COF). Capital One is committed to promoting curling by supporting the in-school curling program, Capital One Rocks & Rings, which has already introduced the sport of curling to over 100,000 Canadian kids. About the Canadian Curling Association The Canadian Curling Association (CCA) is the national sport governing body responsible for the development, promotion and organization of curling in Canada. In cooperation with its Provincial and Territorial Member Associations from across Canada, the CCA provides programs and services to curlers ranging from the youngest 'little rocker' (age 7 and up), to those participating at ages 70 and over - and from aspiring Olympians to Canadians with special needs, coaches, curling facility operators, ice makers and officials. The CCA also oversees and provides the comprehensive management of the Season of Champions event portfolio; develops and administers the Canadian Team Ranking System (CTRS) for Olympic qualification and organizes and operates the championship system for Juniors (under 20), Seniors (over 50), Mixed, Women, Men, University and Wheelchair.
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Marin Mommies presents a guest article by Marin parent coach, infant/toddler sleep researcher, and family therapist Angelique Millette.
Nocturnal enuresis is the medical term for bedwetting, and is common in children. About 15 percent of five-year-olds are wet at night, and by age 12, only three percent of kids still wet the bed (mostly boys). Even so, bedwetting can be very embarrassing for kids, and parents may feel conflicted about how best to proceed. This article will focus on bedwetting as it occurs as a normal part of increasing independence and mastery in children, types of bedwetting, and how best to help your young one to succeed with nighttime bladder mastery. There are two types of nocturnal enuresis, with different kinds of causes:
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Marin Mommies presents a guest article by Marin certified pediatric massage therapist Tracy Vatcher on the benefits of infant massage.
As parents, most of us are familiar with the lack of sleep associated with caring for an infant. Jack's family came to me for help because, at two months of age, Jack wasn't sleeping well and took hours to fall asleep which provided only a short respite before awakening again, often for the rest of the night. Without proper sleep, he was having trouble gaining weight, was crying a lot of the time and his parents were exhausted. Nothing they tried worked.
Then they decided to try infant massage, learned the fundamentals, and started using them at home. His parents noticed that just a few minutes of massage around dinner time calmed him, reduced his crying, and at night helped him to fall asleep more easily. Infant massage is now part of their daily routine and they use it to calm Jack when he is stressed, to provide relief for him when he gets gassy or constipated, and to help him sleep.
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Your 2-year-old constantly throws himself on the floor when he doesn't get what he wants. Your 5-year-old torments her 3-year-old sister. Your 13-year-old won't speak to her step-father. And you're so worn out from managing one domestic crisis after another that going to work in the morning seems like a vacation.What can you do?
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Marin Mommies presents a guest article by Marin mom and licensed optician Divina Helene Coffin.
You've just learned your child needs to wear glasses. You know your little one will look just adorable in a pair of glasses, but you're not so sure how you'll convince them of that.
The key to getting your child to embrace their new look is to find a pair of glasses that fit well, sit comfortably, and look amazing. Make the process of selecting eyewear a fun one by allowing your child to be involved (they're the ones who'll be wearing them after all!). Help them to understand that wearing glasses will allow them to see the world more clearly, and that it's also just one more way to accessorize and allow their individuality to shine much like a necklace or a baseball hat!
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Guest contributor and Marin County dentist Dr. Steven McConnell gives parents some tips on optimal oral health for children and teens.
Every parent wants his or her children to have optimum health. Fortunately, in dentistry we now know that optimizing oral heath actually improves our overall health. Although there have been countless articles about the link between oral health and overall health for adults, the reality is that the same holds true for infants, children, and teens as well. When the mouth is optimally healthy we are much more resistant to the numerous bacterial and viral infections that we have the potential to be exposed to every day. Common sense tells us that everything we eat and drink as well as the air we breathe all passes either through the mouth, or nasal passages.
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For many of you the mere mention of THE HOLIDAY SEASON is too much too soon. This season is full of meaning for our culture and holds a wide spectrum of traditions, memories and images for each individual. It can stir up emotions and issues for many of us- even those of us who LOVE the holidays. We've all seen countless movies illuminating the highs and lows of Christmas but the expectations of this season can create discomforts that are very real. The bright side is many of these issues can be helped with insight, planning and support. We cannot always control the effects of stress or even it's root cause, but we can take steps to reduce the impact of stress before it de-rails us and the ones we love most.
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Have you asked yourself, "When should my child have their first dental appointment?" This is a very common question among parents and the answer may surprise you. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and Dr. Banakus recommend "First Visit by First Birthday."
For children, this is a time of change and development in their world and their teeth are appearing as well. The reason that this visit is crucial is not only to begin a relationship with children to their pediatric dentist, but also to ensure their mouth is healthy and that growth and development are normal.
Guest contributor and Marin dentist Dr. Steven McConnell gives us some tips on oral hygiene for babies, young children, and parents. Good oral health begins at day one, so make sure you get your children on track for a lifetime of healthy habits.
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A typical day on the slopes turns into a chilling nightmare for three snowboarders when they get stranded on the chairlift before their last run. As the ski patrol switches off the night lights, they realize with growing panic that they've been left behind dangling high off the ground with no way down.
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[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers from the Season 5 finale of The Mentalist. Read at your own risk.]And then there were seven.The Mentalist finale: Who is Red John?As promised, The Mentalist's Season 5 finale found Patrick Jane (Simon Baker) narrowing down the list of people who could possibly be his serial killer nemesis Red John to just seven names. But in a final twist and display of power, Red John "changed the game" by predicting — in the form of a video message from the now-dead Lorelei Martins (Emmanuelle Chriqui) no less! — which seven names Jane was going to end with. He also shared this parting threat: "I'm going to start killing again, often. Until you catch me, or I catch you."Creator Bruno Heller insists that one of these suspects is indeed Red John...
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As the official consolidator of cheap Star Alliance miles (and flexible routing rules) US Airways just launched a new 100% buy miles promotion until January 31, 2013 for those who purchased miles in 2012. I just got the email, though it may be targeted – you should see it when you login to USAirways.com -> Dividend Miles -> Buy miles.
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Leadership of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory expressed their
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Following a tribute to Lady Gaga and Katy Perry, Glee will honor Miley Cyrus next Thursday. Sort of.
On Glee Season 5 Episode 5, New Directions learn the dance of the moment, Twerking up a storm.
Look for a video of Blaine doing this move to go viral and for Will to try and harness the power of the dance in order to add an edge to his group in time for Nationals.
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Will's brother and sister?
Sue's dad?
Jake's mom, brother and dad?
Ryder's brother and love interest?
Marley's dad and sister?
Kitty's mom?
Tina's sister, mom and love interest?
Blaine's mom, dad, brother?
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Dr. Brian Mosier taught physical education for four years (2001-2005) at public schools in Tallahassee, FL, while earning a master's degree in Sport Management. Brian then was an instructor at the Florida State University (2005-2010) while completing his doctoral degree in physical education, and is currently in his fifth year as an assistant professor at the University of West Georgia. At the University of West Georgia, Dr. Mosier spends most of his time working with the Health and Physical Education majors primarily teaching methods, assessment, and skill-based activity courses. His research interests focus on the promotion of physical activity, effective teaching and supervision, and online learning. Brian contributes to the profession by publishing and presenting at the national, state, and local levels. Brian is currently serving as the chair of the AAHPERD Physical Best Committee, a Master Trainer for the Presidential Youth Fitness Program, Technology Tips Editor for the Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, the GDOE Physical Activity/Physical Education Committee, and is the GAHPERD State Fitness Coordinator.
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- Mosier, B. & Lynn, S. (2012). An initial exploration of a virtual personal fitness course. The Online Journal of Distance Learning Administration, 15 (3), [View Publication]
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Niskayuna Baseball : Babe Ruth Travel/All-Stars
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To all interested players:
Each season our League evaluates the expected skill levels and player registration numbers when determining the make-up of our summer travel/All-star programs.
For the summer of 2014, this evaluation dictates that we will field two 15u teams (made up of 14 and 15 year olds) and one 13 year old team (made up of 13 year olds and eligible 12 year olds).
The teams will be picked following a tryout conducted on March 29th at the Union College Fieldhouse (times will be posted as we get nearer to this date).
Players will be placed on rosters based on evaluations at this tryouts lead by Coach Bianchi and other non-parent coaches.
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Longleaf Hospital
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Bayshore Retreat
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"As founders: We Are a Mother and Son who have traveled the road you are on now. We've dealt with professional and financial problems resulting from drug and alcohol addiction. We've had the same frustrations, concerns, anxiety, anger, regrets and remorse that you're having. We've also lost friends to death with drugs and alcohol. Our personal struggles and experiences led us to create Bayshore Retreat. First as a place that would be peaceful and inviting, with a tranquil location on the Gulf Coast in Destin, FL. We strive to put everything into Bayshore that would help our clients discover themselves, regain their health and address their addiction individually. We know what works and what doesn't. From experience, we choose Quality over Quantity. Beyond that, we're also teamed with an outstanding staff and professionals who work together to ensure Bayshore Retreat is the best possible drug and alcohol treatment center you'll find.
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Acadiana Addiction Center
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"Acadiana Addiction Center began in 2004 and quickly established itself as a treatment center whose programs provided some of the most effective treatment in South Louisiana. Acadiana provides a peaceful environment for residential treatment which includes its unique involvement of the patient's family. We offer a weekly group meeting to family members, as well as a three-day family group the week prior to the patient's graduation to help the patient maintain their new lifestyle in recovery. Over the past few years, Acadiana Addiction Center has improved its property, inside and out, and its programs. The staff has grown and a core group of individuals choose to remain with us because of our family-like work environment. The patient is a part of the "family" and the care of our patients is paramount.
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Detox Treatment Center - Acadiana
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"Our Detox at Acadiana has three phases. First is evaluation, where our staff will determine the actual amount and type of substances that are circulating throughout your body so that we can ascertain how best to remove them from your body. Once admitted we will start the second phase, stabilization, which is the actual removal of the drugs or alcohol from your system. You'll be monitored around the clock by our staff to ensure that you are safely and effectively treated for the symptoms. We'll be certain to explain everything we're doing before it's done to mentally prepare you for our care. While stabilization can be uncomfortable, we'll be by your side the whole time. The last and most important phase in our detox program is Transitioning. Our caring and compassionate staff will slowly guide you into the next phase of your addiction treatment plan. You'll be acclimated to a Residential or Outpatient of your choosing so that you can learn more about your addiction, ways of staying clean, and the tools necessary to live a life free from drugs and alcohol.
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Bayshore Retreate
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"As founders: We Are a Mother and Son who have traveled the road you are on now. We've dealt with professional and financial problems resulting from drug and alcohol addiction. We've had the same frustrations, concerns, anxiety, anger, regrets and remorse that you're having. We've also lost friends to death with drugs and alcohol. Our personal struggles and experiences led us to create Bayshore Retreat. First as a place that would be peaceful and inviting, with a tranquil location on the Gulf Coast in Destin, FL. We strive to put everything into Bayshore that would help our clients discover themselves, regain their health and address their addiction individually. We know what works and what doesn't. From experience, we choose Quality over Quantity. Beyond that, we're also teamed with an outstanding staff and professionals who work together to ensure Bayshore Retreat is the best possible drug and alcohol treatment center you'll find.
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Integrated Behavioral Health
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Riverview Behavioral Health
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Cambridge Mail Server: Exim 4.70 Provides Better Spam Protection
Exim 4.70, a mail server developed at the University of Cambridge, combines new features and bugfixes.
The new Exim server provides native support of DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM), so as no longer to depend on external libraries. DomainKeys are cryptographic extensions for mail headers that confirm the domain source for messages. DKIM should help fight spam and phishing attempts.
A further Exim feature is support for Distributed Checksum Clearinghouses (DCC), a system that checks well-known spams against their checksums, albeit the feature being still in an experimental stage.
Developers also removed the embedded library for Perl Compatible Regular Expressions (PCRE) from the server, because most operating systems provide their own library for the purpose. The project changelog also lists a slew of fixed bugs.
Exim 4.70 source code is available for download as an RPM package from the project homepage. The license is GPL.
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TGXf Project Warns of File Transfer through Screen Pixels
Weird data transfer technique avoids all standard security measures.
Industry Giants Announce a Fix for the Password Mess
FIDO alliance declares the beginning of the end for old-style login authentication.
Poll: Vote for the Best Open Source Software for Photographers
The Linux New Media Awards have honored the most significant products, projects, people, and organizations for open source/Linux every year since 2000.
Debian Gets Forked
Legendary Uber-distro splits over the systemd controversy.
Linux Mint Project Releases Mint 17.1
New LTS version offers many refinements for the Cinnamon and Mate desktops and significant improvement under the hood.
CeBIT Open Source Forum Call for Papers
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TOR Network Isn't So Anonymous
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.NET Goes Open Source
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HTML5 Gets Promoted to a Standard
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Adolfo Guzman-Lopez Education Reporter
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Adolfo Guzman-Lopez is an education reporter for KPCC. He's been a reporter at the station since 2000.
After college, in the mid-1990s, Guzman-Lopez began reporting freelance arts and culture stories, mostly about the red-hot rock en español scene, to the San Diego Union-Tribune, the Chicago Tribune, and the Tijuana newspaper La Tarde. He got his first public radio job at KPBS-FM in San Diego in 1996 as a news talk show producer. He freelanced radio features to Latino USA, Marketplace and other national shows. At KPBS he hosted and produced a daily, Gen-X arts and culture show called "The Lounge" which featured in-studio performances by Howard Jones and Sean Lennon with the band Cibo Matto.
Guzman-Lopez's reporting at KPCC has included the South Gate city hall corruption scandal; the L.A. mayoral campaigns of James Hahn and Antonio Villaraigosa; the SB1070 protests in Phoenix, the 2007 May Day melee; and coverage of L.A. Unified Superintendents Roy Romer, David Brewer, Ramon Cortines, and John Deasy.
Guzman-Lopez was born in Mexico City and grew up in Tijuana and San Diego.He now lives in Long Beach with his wife and two kids and is always open to hear traffic tips for the 110, 710, or the 5 freeways to downtown L.A.
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The Non-Nightmare Before Christmas.. Two Disney Sisters in WDW - December 2009 01/24
The Non Nightmare Before Christmas December 2009
Two Disney Sisters' Perfect December Trip... Celebrating a 21st bday & 21 trips to WDW!!
The Cast...
Me - Emma (25)
Sister Verity (21) (aka Wazowski31)
(Verity left, Me right)
December 9th - 14th 2009
Disney's Boardwalk Villas.
Celebrating Verity's 21st birthday (which was back in May, but never mind!), the holiday season.. and our combined 21st trip to WDW!!
A little about us...
Our first trip to Walt Disney World was in 1993 I was 8 years old, and Verity was 5 we grew up with Disney movies, toys and many wonderful family vacations to WDW.. especially since our parents bought into DVC in 2002.
This trip was first dreamt up back in 2004, when we were spending New Year's Eve in the World with our family.. at the time, I was 20 and Verity 16.. we agreed it would be great to come back when we were both over 21 and could have a cocktail or two in world showcase... and so, 5 years later.. the dream came true!
I live with my DF now away from home, so I was looking forward to spending a few days with my little sister, in our favourite place on earth!
We booked the flights with Virgin Atlantic, and reserved the DVC resort (studio at BWV) back in March 2009 I already had a trip booked with DF's family to WDW in July... so for the first time ever I would be visiting WDW twice in one year!
Before the vacation, we had two 'planning parties' where we discussed the important details like dining reservations, which parks to visit.. and eat Disney snacks! We also booked tickets for MVMCP and the MK Keys to the Kingdom tour.
Verity's new minnie ears..
As this trip would just be the two of us super-disney-geeks... we also planned to attend several Disney fan meets that were being arranged.
We both enjoy listening to weekly Disney podcasts like All About the Mouse, Inside the Magic & WDW Radio.. so it was exciting to think we'd be meeting the presenters!
Some small gifts we'd bought for when we met the podcasters..
The months flew by and soon enough.. December arrived and it was time for our trip!
Hope you enjoy reading about our vacation... we had an amazing time!
Verity should be writing in too with her thoughts
Emma x
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Day 1 - on our way to WDW!
Day 1 Wednesday December 9th 2009
We're on our way Mickey... 4000 miles to travel!
I'd driven over to my parents' house after work on Tuesday to spend 'disney eve' with Verity!
We were both awake early and left 7.30am, our Dad gave us (and our three suitcases!) a lift to London Gatwick aiport.
Despite checking in online the day before, we still had to queue for nearly an hour at the terminal.. just to drop off our bags!
It was totally disorganised... luckily we were both bursting with excitement about WDW so didn't get annoyed!
After getting through security, we bought some magazines, water, snacks & duty free perfume.. then had a quick breakfast at Costa coffee.. pretty soon it was 10.15am and time to board the plane!!
once on board, we settled in to our seats and got even more excited.. one of the inflight movies was going to be Up!
The flight was almost 9 hours and went surprisingly quickly there were plenty of movies to watch on the plane, I also watched Hercules on my ipod and listened to some wdw music to pass the time.
We landed at MCO at 3.30pm a little early (yes!!) .. we were really quick off the plane and weaved around the 'slow moving' families to immigration.. which was a HUGE contrast to when i'd been there in July.. hardly any lines .. and to make it even better, they were playing the Illuminations firework music!!!
We had a really great immigration officer he noticed we were staying at Disney's Boardwalk at asked where it was and what there was to do!
Few minutes wait for our luggage and then we were straight through customs to the monorail.. first 'ride' of the vacation! We noticed the trains had adverts on for MVMCP too!
Walked to the Magical Express check in area.. no line.. I had printed out our email confirmation from DVC but didn't need it as the CM found us on the system.. this was Verity's first DME experience! I had used it twice before and always been really impressed with the service.
Our bus was going to Port Orleans Riverside and then the Boardwalk... the bus driver really liked that we'd made BWV tags for our suitcases, he was able to put them separately to the POR luggage!
We waited on the bus for about 15 mins before we got on our way to WDW.. we texted our parents to say we'd arrived fine, and I phoned DF to tell him how the journey was going (it was nearly 10pm in England so I needed to ring before it got too late!)
The journey flew by (I love the video you get to watch while on board!).. after a quick stop at POR where most people got off ..
and we were at the Boardwalk!
We gave the bus driver a tip in a disney customised envelope.. he was so surprised, he said he'd frame it!!
We checked in and headed to our room.. 4136 it was the last room on the corridor, by the quiet pool.. once we walked in, we realised we had a refurb room .. AND we'd had an upgrade from a standard view to Water View!!
We spoke to our Dad, then got unpacked.. had quick showers to wake ourselves up.. and headed to Epcot!!
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Day 1 - continued...
We picked up our park tickets at International Gateway we'd booked 6 day hopper tickets from wdw USA website which worked out better value for money for us than the standard UK tickets which are for 7 days and always include 'water parks & more' option that we didn't need this trip.
First we headed over to Japan, it was a really warm and pleasant evening.. it was great to see the xmas garlands and decorations all around the park!
In Japan, we got dinner at Yakitori House counter service and sat outside in the gardens..
After eating we continued strolling around the World..
looking in the shops in Italy and Germany we also did Maelstrom in Norway and Gran Fiesta tour in Mexico as neither had a line!
As we left the Mexico pavilion, it was just before 9.30pm and people were gathering for Illuminations. We got a passionfruit margerita to share from the Mexico city stand (left from F&W festival).. and watched the fireworks.
We both love the Illuminations show... and then we got to see the Holidays tag at the end.. WOW!! It was soo bright and stunning the whole sky was alight.
Afterwards, we decided to walk the 'long way' back to International Gateway.. going against the huge crowds heading to the Futureworld exit! But by the time we got to the American pavillion, it was almost empty and so calm.
We stopped at BW Stage Door shop for some snacks for the room, then headed up to bed.
The Disney Florist fairies had been while we'd been out, and delivered a xmas gift basket for Verity!
At about 11pm, we heard a huge 'boom' outside.. and realised it was the barge 'blow out' at Epcot!!
Off to sleep .. ready for MK tomorrow!!
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Ooh, it's getting good! Is so much fun to relive the holiday! I was so impressed with our refurbished room at BW, our studio didn't have an adjoining door to a 1 bed so we had a nice day bed and the room felt more spacious.
I'm just remembering how amazing that dinner was in Japan, we both love japanese food but it's hard to find a good variety (and good quality) back in England so we had dreamt about that first meal for quite some time! and I absolutely love that iced green tea! yum!
We managed to get front row on both boat rides! and as we exited the Gran Fiesta tour one of the cast members was pointing out the hidden mickey in the flag/poster above the queue line.
Was so impressed with the 'holiday' illuminations, think the only fireworks that top it are Disney's new year's eve shows! We managed to have a great view of them, considering we hadn't realized what the time was! I loved walking the long way round world showcase on the way home, although I do remember getting a lot of fireworks debris in my eyes and therefore rubbing all my mascara off! a good look!
My xmas gift basket was amazing! Full of Disney candy and goodness, I really love the disney florist service, it's such a lovely way to spread out the excitement and surprises of the holiday.
I best go to sleep too! Can't wait to read more, thanks for doing this Emma!
Verity xxx
Wishing you a magical day!
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I may sound stupid, but what do you mean by the barge blow out? Illuminations wasn't done when you left?
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Yay!! I love a TR with lots of pictures! Sounds like you were off to a great start! I can't believe that you were not exhausted and were able to even go to Epcot that day. It must have been, what, midnight your time by the time you left your room??
And tell me more about this passionfruit margarita in Mexico? I consider myself a Mexican Pavilion Margarita Stand expert and I have not seen that one!!! Is it new? And delicious?
Oh AND you know how I LOVE to take the long way around WS after Illuminations! Isn't it the best?!
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Two 3-year-olds trained by Nick Zito top the list of leading contenders for this year's Kentucky Derby (gr. I) in the first installment of Derby Watch, by Steve Haskin, senior correspondent for The Blood-Horse.Click on names of highlighted horses for more information1 -- Eurosilver/Nick Zito/Unbridled's Song-Russian Tango, by Nijinsky II
Zito couldn't have asked for more from his 3-year-old debut, despite the lack of quality competition. Went in off only a pair of slow five-furlong breezes, but ran like a fit horse. Had to battle briefly turning for home, but showed a good burst of speed to draw off to emphatic victory.2 -- Birdstone/Nick Zito/Grindstone-Dear Birdie, by Storm Bird
Scheduled to make 3-year-old debut in Gulfstream allowance race Feb. 14, and a big effort likely will move him to head of the pack. Should face some tough foes, but this looks like a good spot for him. Late foal, and not a big horse, so Zito doesn't want to throw him in with the heavy hitters just yet.3 -- Action This Day/Dick Mandella/Kris S.-Najecam, by Trempolino
Lost little in fourth-place finish in Sham. Tough coming back at 1 1/8 miles, and the pace was a bit slower than he would have liked. Also was giving winner seven pounds. Made a big move on the turn, lost a lot of ground, and closed well, but stopped gaining in the final sixteenth. All in all, a good prep. Only negative is his apparent need for a quick pace; still has to prove he can overcome slower fractions.4 -- St Averil/Rafael Becerra/Saint Ballado-Avie's Fancy, by Lord Avie
May be the most solid Derby horse to have raced this year. Santa Catalina form received big boost when Master David and Preachinatthebar came back to finish first and third, respectively in the Sham. This colt is bred to run all day and there is no reason to think he won't keep improving. 5 -- Master David/Bobby Frankel/Grand Slam-Nadra, by Sadler's Wells
Typical European-type grinder who gets stronger the farther he goes. Looked like he was finished in the Sham, but came back after being hit right-handed, and was striding out beautifully at the end. With Solis hitting him 22 times in the stretch, it indicates he needs a wake-up call to get the most out of him. Just a little guy, but a very efficient mover. 6 -- Lion Heart/Patrick Biancone/Tale of the Cat-Satin Sunrise, by Mr. Leader
Has had two works, latest being a five-furlong breeze in 1:01 1/5. He may be the most talented and brilliant colt of the bunch, but having only two starts scheduled before the Derby is bothersome, especially with one of them only a mile. Can Biancone get him ready to go 1 1/4 miles? 7 -- Second Of June/Bill Cesare/Louis Quatorze-Whow, by Spectacular Bid
This colt simply is amazing. Despite all he's accomplished so early, being a June 2 foal, he just keeps bouncing back for more. Turned in his second mile work since the Holy Bull, going in 1:41 3/5 at Calder. Tough as nails; just keeps shrugging things off and moving forward. 8 -- Mustanfar/Kiaran McLaughlin/Unbridled-Manwah, by Lyphard
Taking a shot with this colt, based on his allowance victory at Gulfstream and a distance pedigree to die for. Liked the way he bore down on the leaders and was relentless through the stretch, coming home his final sixteenth in sharp :06 1/5. Time was four-fifths faster than the second division, which looked like a stronger race on paper. Beautiful moving colt who has never missed a day's training. 9--Tapit/Michael Dickinson/Pulpit-Tap Your Heels, by Unbridled
Problematic shin and bad weather forced him to miss Feb. 15 Risen Star Stakes, and he has been returned to Tapeta Farm, where he has been only cantering. If he makes Derby he'd have only two starts, and combined with only two starts last year, his chore is now much tougher. 10 -- Borrego/Beau Greely/El Prado-Sweet as Honey, by Strike the Gold
Looks like he's officially a dirt horse after excellent effort in the Sham Stakes, in which he may have moved too soon. Big, good-looking chestnut appeared to have put Master David away but let him come back on the rail. Hung tough for second, holding off closing charges of Preachinatthebar and Action This Day. Can only see this colt getting better.
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