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Ever since the morning that this old world of ours lay smiling in its cradle, from the hour that men began to assert their better conscience with their strong right arms, it has been their custom to pressure their deeds in music, in painting, in story and in song, and then transmit to the future, the history, the tradition, the romance and the grandeur of the heroin part. And so in the 30 of May, Decoration Day, as we recall that period in our nations life, when she drained the cuff of bitterness to the very dregs, we pray God that it may never be pressured to her lifes again: and as we dwell on that portion of her history where chapter after chapter is written with pen of fire in letters of blood; where page after page is blurred with tear and reflects with misery and death, where every paragraph letter of desolation , of broken hearts and brighten lives, or of battlefields lost or won, whilst we would not forget this terrible part, as glorious despite its gloom, yet we hope and trust that such an ordeal may never be required from the American people again. And on this holiday, we call of tradition to achieve the stories of the war; we call on purity to enshrine the memories of the loved and the lost; we call on music to glorify the triumph that were won, we call on song to inspire the present with the ferth the fortitude and the heroin, of our nations part, and we gather the faired, flowers of shring to strew over the graves of the nations dead. And are the first cardinal principle of the Grand Army in charity, is to day or they pay their beautiful tribute to the departed, they reck not under which flag the soldier fought, whether he wore the blue or the gray, but with equal love and tenderness the flowers and daisies are as reverently strewn over the grave of the Confederate, as on the rod that covers the last resting place of his blue coated foeman, "then our tears and love for the gray"; "love and tear for the blue" and the Grand Army of the Republic has flowers for each and all. The second cardinal principle of the Grand Army is fraternity in the long ago there men were bound together by necessity and the stern military discipline of war; standing shoulder to shoulder and facing a common enemy for years; often sharing with each other the last bite and the last , and many a night sleeping under the same blanket, enduring common hardships and defying a common fate through a long and bloody struggle, it is natural and proper that old memories and old feelings should still bond them together in a common brotherhood in their liking times of peace. the third cardinal principle of the Grand Army is loyalty. Loyalty pure and simple. Loyalty blind and unquestioning to the flag, the nation and to the government. Thus their three principles, charity, fraternity, and loyalty are the links that bind the men of the Grand Army together in one vast and powerful brotherhood, and their principles can clock in of one men politics, nor do they jar with any mans creed, for they appeal directly to the better instincts and the clearer judgement of our common humanity. The men of the Grand Army do not arrogate to themselves a greater virtue, a higher courage, or a more exalted patriotism, nor do they claim for themselves more consideration, than they gladly accord to their fellow citizens outside the Order. but they do claim, that whatever of service the soldiers and sailors of the Union rendered our nation in the War of the Great Rebellion, or whatever of glory was achieved for the nations flag in that war, the men of the Grand Army in common with all their old comrades, living and dead, claim credit for their honest stare this and nothing more. In their early childhood they had been taught to believe in One Country and One Flag, this war the faith that had been handed down to them by the fathers of the republic, they accepted it in all its fullness and proud their devotion to it by duty and will cling to it through sunshine and storm for they believe that this fault is the rock upon which the foundations of our nation are builded, and the gates of Hell shall never prevail against it. When the generation of the Grand Army came on Earth, they came predestined to share a tremendous problem to do a great work, from the time of their births they were fallen to fulfill a mighty mission; the heroic spirits of the republics past watched over their cradles as their mothers sang their lullaby and rocked them to sleep; and when they were baptised, the mighty arch angel hovered over the baptismal font and his fateful seal in their infant brews, he consecrated their future to suffering, to endurance, to loyalty and to death. They have been true to their mission and steadfast tot eh faith. They preached that faith with tongues of flame, leaping from the portholes of Fort Sumpter. They thundered in truth in blazing broadsides from the guns of the crippled old Cumberland, as she sank down into her bed of glory at the bottom of the sea. they expanded its doctrines from the muzzles of their rifles and from the mouths of their batteries, with sabre stroke and bayonet point on countless fields. They hugged that faith to their bosom on many a weary march, in many a cold miserable , out in many a lonely picket post. they pressed forward with it in long thin skirmish lines, across the valleys and up and over the hills, forcing their way through the tangled underbrush and the sombre forests, swimming rivers and wading through the treacherous swamps, crouching through the tall grass and charging across the broad cotton fields, always fighting and struggling with a wary and a dangerous foe, dropping here and there, often never to rise again; thus they fell, singly or by twos and threes in out of the way places, and many a one was never seen or heard of more. There are some in this audience who have read the story of the solitary scout, miler within the enemys lines, discovered, pressured and flying for his life; dismounten and galloped down; surrounded and fighting at bay, flounded and dying; shouted his last defiance and fired his last cartridge; and as the death rattle sounded in his throat and the death foam slowly oozed out between his clenched teeth; smiled, for his last thought was of loyal comrades riding fast and furious to rescue or to avenge him; of loving comrades laying him in his soldiers grave, and of his far off northern village home, where he would be decreed a soldier forever glorified by a soldier fate. And that very night, when the shadows of darkness had fallen in that plot of ground forevermore sanctified by a patriots soldiers blood, cried the bright stars were gazing down in wondering pity on the stiffening corpse and the upturned face so white and ghostly in death, they saw Phil Sheridan and his squadron come thundering up, the dead scout buried and his fate fiercely avenged. Thus it always was, the blood of the martyr the seed of the church, where on laid that faith down myriade flew to take it up. They died by fifties and hundreds in the Prison Pens, starving, delirious, mad. They swept to their deaths by the thousands in long lines and columns of blue, sweeping over historic fields in all the pomp and circumstance of glorious war, where the foe though he was grew pale at their battle cry. They perished, one million of men died, that this faith might survive and triumph, that its light might blaze over a regeneration land, that its rays might penetrate to the uttermost parts of the Earth, bringing the glad tidings to the down trodden and of pressure of the new dispensation, of a higher and a better life, a brighter hope, a free and a happy home. "One Country and One Flag." A country and a flag that women can pray for and be all the happier, better and miller for the prayer, a country and a flag, that men can die for and go to their deaths with a smile on their lips and a song in their hearts. Even as the other night, we heard coming in through the Golden Gate of San Francisco Bay, the echoes of the ringing cheers from the decks of our sinking warships in the far off Samoan Sea as our Sailor Boys went down to their awful deaths; and mingling with the wild hurrahs of our perishing Blue Jackets, came to our ears the heart stirring of an loved Star Spangled Banner, blending with the roar of the terrible cyclone, so that to the awe stricken nation of the earth, as they stand spell bound with laten breath, listening enhanced to the wierd symphony, it sounded like a triumphal hymn, chanted by all the warrior angels of Heaven as they marche in column of Grand Rivier before the throne of the Eternal and Omnipotent God. "One Country and One Flag" It was the faith of the fathers of our republic, it is the faith of the Grand Army, it is your belief and the belief of the American people, it is the hope of the future, and it will continue to spread and grow stronger, until the people of the western world accept its grace and acknowledge its supremacy, and our flag floats in undisputed way, not only over all the islands of the adjacent seas, but over every foot of ground in this hemisphere from the frozen shores of the Artic to the outmost bounds of the land of fire in the southern ocean. And now ladies and gentlemen, I have tried to explain to you the fundamental principles of the Grand Army as concisely as I could, I have tried to tell you what the faith of the Grand Army is, the Faith of which the Order is the exponent and the sworn defender, and as most of you were born after the War of the Great Rebellion ended, and therefore cannot become members of the organization, you can however become co believers with us in our principles and our faith, without antagonizing any party or church with which you may be connected, for your conscience and your judgement alike appraise charity, fraternity and loyalty, One Country and One Flag. Note: I think father must have written this for someone to deliver.
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A conversation with the latest and last sibling to enter into the restaurant biz.
If you don't know Molly Melman, you should. She's the force behind the next generation of Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises, and chances are she'll be the visionary behind LEYE's next hot spot in town. "Molly brings a lot of wonderful attributes to her work," observes her mother, Martha Melman. "She always wants to do her best, try her hardest and be seamlessly successful. I'm incredibly proud of her."
Compared to her gregarious siblings, R.J. and Jerrod, Ms. Melman seems subdued. But make no mistake – she brings fresh ideas to an already groundbreaking brand. According to dad, Rich Melman, "Molly is quieter and more thoughtful" than her brothers and she's "a great balance for them."
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Did you always want to follow in your father's footsteps? I didn't, actually. I originally went into teaching. I didn't love it, so I moved back to Chicago right as Hub 51 opened. While I was figuring things out for the summer, I decided to help out my family. As I was hosting, I thought, 'You know what? I actually love coming to work every day.'
Who inspires you most? My dad. I know it's kind of a cliché answer, but he loves what he does. He has so much passion and interest in the restaurant business. He literally eats, sleeps and breathes it.
Share the best advice you've ever received. Growing up, Dad told us, 'Find your passion and then work your hardest at it.'
What are some crazy things customers do? People do all sorts of crazy things. They say they have a reservation when they don't. They say they know my dad and are friends of the family, and I don't necessarily know who they are. But at the end of the day, people like to come in and eat at our restaurants, so it's flattering at the same time.
And you're most proud of… Our product. I have a lot of pride in our restaurants and the way we operate. I tell the servers there are two sides of the restaurant business – service and food. Without food, people aren't going to come back, but without service people really aren't going to come back. I think we have the whole package.
How do you like working with your family? It's fun! Any time there's a family aspect there's going to be some ups and downs, but I think that's what makes us better. We'll have arguments and duke it out, but at the end of the day we can stop, sit back and think, 'What do we have to take from this?' The cool thing about it is the brutal honesty. There's nothing you can hide working with your brothers.
What's your favorite LEYE restaurant? Because I'm working so much at Hub 51, Paris Club and RPM Italian, those are like my babies. In terms of relaxing and going out, I go to Joe's Stone Crab the most. I told my mom I could eat there every single day and still be happy.
What's your favorite go-to at Joe's? Stone crab, vegetable chopped salad and the famous Joe's tomatoes. That's perfect for me…if I go with my mom. If I go with guys, I have to get a steak.
Guilty pleasure? Because I'm on my feet all day, I like to sit on the couch, eat a nice, quiet meal and watch crappy television. You know, Bachelor Pad or whatever's on. I sit there thinking, 'This is so dumb that I spent two hours of my life watching this.' But, it's relaxing.
What's next? That's a tough one. This business is part of my life, so I definitely want to continue to be a part of it. I also want to have a family. You know, my mom stopped working after she had us, so that runs through my mind. But I want to still be a part of openings and contribute to the business, so I'll try to figure out that balance between family and work.
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HR34 Genie, version 0x05D4 - Issues/Discussion
Posted 27 December 2012 - 06:10 AM
My HR34 is performing well under this release, I am not experiencing delays as others have mentioned.
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Posted 27 December 2012 - 06:42 AM
If you had experienced an HR21 you wouldn't be complaining at all. This 34 that I've only had for about 3 weeks has been such an improvement for me that its quirks are easy to tolerate. Also, I haven't checked yet, if as the last poster mentioned, the buffer is there when coming out of standby that would be a big improvement with this software.When I bring up the guide, it's very laggy scrolling. The hr34 is over all laggy coming from the hr24.
Posted 27 December 2012 - 11:48 AM
Posted 27 December 2012 - 12:29 PM
Told tech new update I got was supposed to fix this, yet it did not. At the end he said the engineers are aware of this issue and to expect another update by weeks end and perhaps more next week. He claims they are not replacing Genies for lockups etc, as many are calling in with the same situations and more and sending a replacement would be a course of futility.
So there it is, a 1 year unit plus (Ive had it for 2 months) and we are beta testers. I asked about the last update and he kinda said it was to test to see if the fix would stop the issues, a hot fix if you will.... It did not and to expect more updates. I'm just about ready to flip out on DTV for this. I'm not a beta tester and reply was we are aware of the issue.... Conversation ended. I'm tired of this ****. I love the extra tuners, but how much more can a person take... Damn..
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Posted 27 December 2012 - 08:25 PM
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Posted 27 December 2012 - 08:34 PM
Posted 27 December 2012 - 08:45 PM
Sounds like a bad hard drive. How long have you had it?
DTV are denying HD issues and its a software issue. Everything points to a bad HD yet DTV wont agree and said there engineers are aware of it. So the saga continues..
Posted 27 December 2012 - 09:33 PM
I don't think software would report 16,000 errors that weren't there. I might be temped to call and say it won't turn on...
And yet run the Hard Drive repair bits overnight perhaps?
Posted 27 December 2012 - 11:21 PM
Posted 28 December 2012 - 04:57 PM
Sounds like a bad hard drive. How long have you had it?
I agree, that's what it sounded like to me. Directv CSR said it was likely an issue with the new firmware. I haven't had any other serious issues (a few minor issues of course) with the unit since it was installed last May. By the way all recorded programs, series passes, etc. were wiped out after yesterday's unexpected disc scan. I've not had any more lockups or other issues today. I hope this is a firmware issue and will be corrected by the next release.
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Posted 28 December 2012 - 05:20 PM
I'd be inclined to run all tests you can now before you build up series links, recordings, etc.
Best of luck.
Posted 28 December 2012 - 08:11 PM
I'd be inclined to run all tests you can now before you build up series links, recordings, etc.
Best of luck.
Anyone know how to force a disc scan on the HR34. I haven't seen anything in the user menus to do the scan. This unit is in a seasonal home where I live in the summer then just for a week, or so, around Christmas. So I'll only be here for a couple of more days. I guess I will have to resolve the issue when I return about 5 months from now.
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Posted 29 December 2012 - 07:10 AM
1. With 0x05d4, just as with previous releases, if I manually tune to a station that is not on my favorites list and then tune to another station that is, if I then hit the PREV button to go back to the "non-favorites" channel, the HR34 does not go there. Instead it goes to the top listed channel on the LAST FOUR list which, for some reason, is not the non-favorite channel I was just tuned to. Somehow the LAST FOUR list does not store and list channels that are not on my (I say my because someone will say they don't have this problem) favorites list. My HR24 and 23 don't have this bug.
2. With 0x05d4, just as with previous releases, if I try to record a short partial, say 20 seconds or less, oftentimes when I try to play that partial back I only get a black screen. I did a side-by-side test this morning with my HR34 and HR24 recording the exact same 20 second partial. The HR24 played it back fine, the HR34 didn't. Here's what I found, however. If I don't delete the HR34 partial that, at first, won't play back and just let it sit on the hard drive and "incubate" for a while, sooner or later it will play back, that is if it's not too short. Forget it for partials that are six seconds or less even though the HR34 always adds, for some infernal reason, a lot more time to the partial well after you press the STOP button. I wish STOP meant STOP -- right then and there.
Posted 29 December 2012 - 07:16 AM
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Posted 29 December 2012 - 08:02 AM
From my readings on this site I thought if I reset my HR34 by pressing the red button only once, the GUIDE listings for the future wouldn't disappear. Yesterday they did. Sometimes when I press the red button, the future GUIDE listings don't disappear. Is there a way to reboot my HR34 without losing the GUIDE? Thanks!
You should only be using the red button to reboot when the unit is completely locked up. Any other time you want to reboot you should use a Menu reboot. You'll find that in Menu > info and settings > reset > reboot receiver.
Posted 29 December 2012 - 08:50 AM
If I watch a recorded video, when when it gets to the end, I get: YES, DELETE on the top and NO, DON'T DELETE on the bottom. The NO, DON'T DELETE is the one highlighted. That is correct. However if I highlight a particular video I have saved that's on a LIST and press DELETE, the same dialog will appear but YES, DELETE is highlighted. In spite of the fact that you originally selected DELETE, I say that NO, DON'T DELETE should be the choice highlighted so you have to take an extra step to delete a particular video instead of making a bone-headed mistake because, for some reason, your mind is in Disneyland.
I believe the way it is now is the correct way; at least it's what I prefer. There is an extra step, the "Yes, Delete". The other way is two extra steps.
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From my readings on this site I thought if I reset my HR34 by pressing the red button only once, the GUIDE listings for the future wouldn't disappear. Yesterday they did. Sometimes when I press the red button, the future GUIDE listings don't disappear. Is there a way to reboot my HR34 without losing the GUIDE? Thanks!
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I believe the way it is now is the correct way; at least it's what I prefer. There is an extra step, the "Yes, Delete". The other way is two extra steps.
Laxguy I don't get your point. With my scheme the only extra step would be to use an arrow key to move the highlight from DON'T DELETE to DELETE. One step.


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"This was a niche that wasn't being filled," he said. "It's been a long time since this place has had good, locally produced food in a casual atmosphere."
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Lecsoware 2011, The ratatouille engineering
I work at Lightware, and we organise letcho cooking parties on the end of summers as a team development. Theese pictures about the party after the cooking :) Last time I was the one of the organisers, and I was the schef and the leader of our little team, so I had so many tasks, and I could not shoot memories from the cooking time, but maybe next time ;)
This photo was shot on film. Taken by qlr with a Lomography Colorsplash (available in our Online Shop) loaded with Müller ISO 400 film in Budapest, Hungary. These tags describe this photo: colleauge, homeprocessed, c-41, and 135roll005. Date: 2011-09-30. Time: Dusk. This photo can also be found in the albums Lecsoware 2011Colorsplash 005 (lwlecso).Please login to get more out of this site
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