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Last week you had the chance to ask chef, travel writer, reality TV star, and all around food geek Ben Starr about sustainable farming, brewing, and building the perfect kitchen. Read below to see what he had to say.
samzenpus (5) writes "A while ago you had the chance to ask GNU and Free Software Foundation founder Richard Stallman about GNU, copyright laws, digital restrictions management, and software patents. Below you'll find his answers to those questions."
samzenpus (5) writes "Stewart Brand trained as a biologist at Stanford, was associated with Ken Kesey and the "Merry Pranksters", and served as an Infantry officer in the U.S. Army. His books include Whole Earth Discipline: The Rise of Ecopragmatism, The Clock of the Long Now, How Buildings Learn, and The Media Lab. He is the founder/editor of the Whole Earth Catalog, the co-founder of The Long Now Foundation, The WELL, and the Global Business Network. His latest project, Revive & Restore, may be his most ambitious yet. Revive and Restore aims to bring back extinct species and provide genetic rescue for endangered species that are spiraling down with inbreeding problems. Mr. Brand has agreed to answer any questions you may have but please limit yourself to one question per post."
samzenpus (5) writes "Ben Starr is a chef, travel writer, reality TV star, wine and beer brewer, cheesemaker, and ultimate food geek. Ben traveled all 7 continents in his early 20s, staying with local families and learning to cook the cuisines of the world in home kitchens and local markets. FRANK, his underground Dallas restaurant, has a waitlist of 3,000 and reservations are selected by random lottery. He is a passionate local and sustainable food advocate. Ben is a flag waver for the new generation of chefs who embrace modern technology, and his Camp Potluck feeds hundreds of hungry Burning Man attendees every year. Ben has agreed to put down his chef's knife and answer your questions. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post."
samzenpus (5) writes "Last week we told you about a group that was trying to recover the 36-year-old ISEE-3 spacecraft from deep space. Led by CEO and founder of Skycorp, Dennis Wingo, and astrobiologist and editor of NASA Watch, Keith Cowing, the crowdfunded project plans to steer ISEE-3 back into an Earth orbit and return it to scientific operations. Once in orbit, they hope to turn the spacecraft and its instruments over to the public by creating an app that allows anyone access to its data. The team has agreed to take some time from lassoing spacecraft from deep space in order to answer your questions. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post. Hopefully the plan goes better than xkcd predicts."
As co-founder and CEO of MakerBot Industries, Bre Pettis is a driving force in the Maker and 3-D printing world. He's done a number of podcasts for Make, and even worked as an assistant at Jim Henson's Creature Shop in London after college. Makerbot's design community, Thingiverse, boasts over 100,000 3D models, and inspires countless artists and designers by allowing them to share their designs. Bre has agreed to set aside some time from printing in order to type answer to your questions. Normal Slashdot interview rules apply.
We recently had the chance to talk with internet rock star and former code monkey Jonathan Coulton. We asked him a number of your questions and a few of our own about music, technology, and copyright issues. Read below to see what he had to say.
A while ago you had a chance to ask John McAfee about his past, politics, and what he has planned for the future. As usual, John answered with extreme frankness, with some interesting advice for anyone stuck at a checkpoint in the third world. Below you can read all his answers to your questions.
Bruce Perens is a computer programmer and one of the most important advocates for the open source community. He co-founded the Open Source Initiative with ESR and has worked towards reforms of national and international technology policies. He is an amateur radio enthusiast, and has pushed for open radio communication standards. He is also our interview guest today. As usual, ask as many questions as you'd like, but please, one per post.
Recently you had a chance to ask the writer and creator of Babylon 5, J. Michael Straczynski, about the state of sci-fi, his body of work, and collaborating with Netflix. Below you'll find his answers to those questions.
samzenpus (5) writes "Founder of the computer anti-virus company McAfee Associates, John McAfee gained world-wide attention eluding Belizean authorities in the jungle. Since we last sat down with John, he's been working on a device that blocks the government's ability to spy on PCs and mobile devices, been asked by the GOP to fix Obamacare, and has seen his last name removed from his old company. The rebranding garnered this response from McAfee: 'I am now everlastingly grateful to Intel for freeing me from this terrible association with the worst software on the planet. These are not my words, but the words of millions of irate users. ... My elation at Intel's decision is beyond words." John has agreed to answer your questions. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one per post."
J. Michael Straczynski has written Thor, World War Z, and Changeling among many other films. He created Babylon 5 and has worked on numerous comic book titles including Superman and The Amazing Spider-Man. Most recently, he has teamed up with the Wachowskis for an original Netflix sci-fi series, Sense8 . He's agreed to take a break from his busy schedule in order to answer any questions you may have. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
Jonathan Coulton's song Code Monkey became an anthem for many programmers (not just ones with managers named Rob) and his success is proof that you really can become an internet rock star. Since we last talked, Coulton has became the house musician for the NPR show Ask Me Another and had one of his songs copied without permission, credit, or thanks by the show Glee, much to his chagrin. Jonathan has agreed to answer all your questions about music, internet stardom, and robots. Normal Slashdot interview rules apply.
Former chairman of VA Software and venture capitalist, Larry Augustin, co-founded VA Research in 1993 and was one of the driving forces behind the creation of Sourceforge. VA bought Andover.net in 2000, acquiring a number of media sites, including Slashdot. He serves on the board of several companies and is currently the CEO of SugarCRM. Larry has agreed to take some time and answer your questions about the world of venture capital, open source software, and surviving the dotcom bubble. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post
Last week you had the chance to ask ESR about books, guns, and open source software. Below you'll find his answers to those questions.
Theo de Raadt was a founding member of NetBSD, and is the founder and leader of the OpenSSH and OpenBSD projects. He is currently working on OpenBSD 5.5 which would be the projects 35th release on CDROM. Even though he'd rather be hiking in the mountains or climbing rocks in his free time, Theo has agreed to answer any question you may have. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
Author of The Cathedral and the Bazaar and The Art of Unix Programming, Eric S.Raymond (ESR) has long been an important spokesperson for the open source movement. It's been a while since we talked to the co-founder of the Open Source Initiative so ESR has agreed to give us some of his time and answer your questions. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
A while ago you had a chance to ask composer George Sanger about making music and sound effects for games, television, and film. Below you'll find "The Fat Man's" answers to those questions.
Jason Harrington (@Jas0nHarringt0n) is a controversial blogger, frequent contributor to McSweeney's Internet Tendency, and one of the TSA's least favorite ex-employees. His descriptions of life on the job as a TSA agent caused some big waves and restarted a national discussion on security theater. Jason will be answering your questions below for the next couple of hours, or until the security line starts moving again. Please keep it to one question per post so everyone gets a chance. Update: 03/01 02:11 GMT by S : Jason has finished up for now — you can skip to his answers at his user page, or simply browse the comments to read everything. Thanks Jason for answering our questions!
Richard Stallman (RMS) founded the GNU Project in 1984, the Free Software Foundation in 1985, and remains one of the most important and outspoken advocates for software freedom. He now spends much of his time fighting excessive extension of copyright laws, digital restrictions management, and software patents. RMS has agreed to answer your questions about GNU/Linux, how GNU relates to Linux the kernel, free software, why he disagrees with the idea of open source, and other issues of public concern. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
In addition to sponsoring the work of Linus Torvalds, The Linux Foundation supports and promotes a wide variety of resources and services for Linux. Their recently released 2014 Linux Jobs Report surveyed more than 1,000 managers and corporations, finding in part, that the demand for "Linux Professionals" was up 70% from last year. Jim Zemlin is the Executive Director of the Linux Foundation and he has agreed to answer any questions that you have about the report and the state of Linux in general. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
"The Fat Man" George Sanger has composed the music to hundreds of computer and video games since the 80's and remains one of the most influential people in game audio. Some of his most famous tunes can be heard in Maniac Mansion, Wing Commander, and Tux Racer. Team Fat, a band that includes fellow video game music composers, creates music, sound effects, and voice work for games, television, and films. George has agreed to give us a bit of his time and answer any questions you might have. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
One of the founders of the cyberpunk genre, Bruce Sterling needs little introduction to science fiction fans. You can read what "Chairman Bruce" has to say at Beyond the Beyond on Wired and the Sterling tumblr. He has agreed to to sit down and answer any questions you may have. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
With his popular Getting Started in Electronics, and Engineer's Mini-Notebook series and a number of different electronics kits sold at Radio Shack, Forrest Mims inspired countless scientists and engineers. Even though he received no formal academic training in science, Forrest has appeared in 70 magazines and scientific journals. He has worked as a consultant for the National Geographic Society, the National Science Teachers Association, and NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. Today, Mims works on many scientific projects including climate change research. He's agreed to answer all your questions about science and engineering. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
A while ago you had the chance to ask gamer and console modder extraordinaire Ben Heck about his favorite mods, hacks, and what he sees coming in the future. Below you'll find his answers to your questions.
Berin Szoka is president and founder of the tech policy think tank TechFreedom. The group promotes a wide variety of digital rights and privacy issues. Most recently, they have started a petition demanding reforms to the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) so that law enforcement will have to get a warrant before accessing emails stored in the cloud. With so much attention paid to the NSA snooping, Berin believes that the over 25-year-old ECPA has been overshadowed and is in dire need of changes. Mr. Szoka has agreed to answer your questions about privacy and government policy online. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
With her signature pink hair, MIT engineer Limor Fried has become a force in the maker movement. Last year she was awarded Entrepreneur of the Year by Entrepreneur Magazine, and her company, Adafruit Industries, did $10 million in sales. Limor has agreed to take some time away from soldering and running a new company to answer your questions about hardware, electronics, and Adafruit. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
In this video, we talk with author David Craddock about his investigation into the early days of game studio Blizzard for his new book, Stay Awhile and Listen. He's joined by Dave Brevik and Max Schaefer, two of the co-founders of Blizzard North. They talk about some of the ways in which making video games was different back in the early '90s -- and the ways it's similar to making games today. They also discuss the importance of having lively debates, and how one of those arguments led to Diablo being a real-time action game, instead of being turn-based. (This is the first half of an extended interview -- part 2 will be available on Monday.
Jason Calacanis gained notoriety first through Silicon Alley Reporter and later for being a co-founder of Weblogs, Inc. He's now an angel investor and has a company called, LAUNCH, which holds conferences and technology related events. The upcoming Launch Hackathon will be the largest in the world with over 1,000 developers already signed up and prizes of $800k invested in two of the top ten finalists. We had a chance to sit down with Jason to talk about what makes this hackathon so special and the future of angel investing. Read below to see what he had to say.
A few weeks ago you had the chance to ask the President of edX, Anant Agarwal, about the future of education and the growth of MOOCs. Below you'll find his answers to your questions.
Anant Agarwal is a professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT and the President of edX. A massive open online course platform founded by MIT and Harvard, edX offers numerous courses on a wide variety of subjects and is affiliated with 29 different institutes of higher education. Mr. Agarwal has agreed to take some time out of his schedule and answer your questions about edX and the future of learning. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
Jim Jagielski is likely best known as one of the developers and co-founders of the Apache Software Foundation, where he has previously served as both Chairman and President. He also is a director of the Open Source Initiative (OSI) and now serves as President of the Outercurve Foundation. Formerly known as the CodePlex Foundation, the Outercurve Foundation is "a not-for-profit foundation created as a forum in which open source communities and the software development community can come together with the shared goal of increasing participation in open source community projects." Jim has agreed to answer your questions in real-time about his new position and the Outercurve Foundation itself on Wednesday, August 28th from 12-2pm ET (16:00-18:00 GMT). Check back tomorrow and hear what he has to say.
Guido van Rossum is best known as the creator of Python, and he remains the BDFL (Benevolent Dictator For Life) in the community. The recipient of many awards for his work, and author of numerous books, he left Google in December and started working for Dropbox early this year. A lot has happened in the 12 years since we talked to Guido and he's agreed to answer your questions. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
A while ago you had a chance to ask oceanographer and Director of Special Projects at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, David Gallo, about the mysteries of the deep and the tech we're using to get there. Below you'll find his answers to your questions.
Nerval's Lobster writes "In the new movie 'Elysium,' Earth a century and a half from now is an overtaxed slum, low on niceties like clean water and riddled with crime and sickness. The ultra-rich have abandoned terra firma in favor of Elysium, an orbital space station where the champagne flows freely and the medical care is the best possible. Mark Uhran, former director of the International Space Station Division at NASA headquarters, talked with Slashdot about what it would take (and how much it would cost) to actually build a space station like that for civilians. It turns out NASA did a report way back in 1975 describing what it would take to build a Stanford torus space station like the one in the movie: rotation for artificial gravity, a separate shield for radiation and debris, the ability to mine materials from astroids or possibly the moon, and $190.8 billion in 1975 dollars (the equivalent of $828.11 billion today). Looks like the ultra-rich are stuck on Earth for the time being." And still artificial gravity experiments languish.
A while ago you had a chance to ask Jimmy Wales about the amazing growth of Wikipedia, and his role advising the UK government in making academic research available online. Below you'll find his answers to your questions.
James Gosling is probably best known for creating the Java programming language while working at Sun Microsystems. Currently, he is the chief software architect at Liquid Robotics. Among other projects, Liquid Robotics makes the Wave Glider, an autonomous, environmentally powered marine robot. James has agreed to take a little time from the oceangoing robots and answer any questions you have. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
An anonymous reader writes "Legendary DIY gaming guru Ben Heck has given a new interview in which he talks about the Access Controller, his modular controller for consoles that lets disabled gamers play with one hand, and how he plans to update it for the next generation of consoles: 'I'm sure I will. At the very least people are going to want the accessibility controllers I build...People have already asked about them for the next-gen consoles, and that was at E3. When I was there, the thing I looked at the most was the controllers. The Xbox One looks pretty similar to what we have at the moment, but they finally fixed the D-pad.'"
Last week you had a chance to ask Jon "maddog" Hall about his work on Project Caua and FOSS in general. Below you'll find his answers to those questions.
The last time we talked to Jimmy Wales Wikipedia had just reached the 300,000 article mark, and there was some question about whether it would be a viable competitor to World Book or Encyclopedia Britannica. Things have changed a little since then. Wikipedia now includes over 26 million articles in 285 languages, and Wales is advising the UK government on making taxpayer-funded academic research available for free online. Jimmy has agreed to answer your questions about internet freedom and the enormous growth of Wikipedia. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
It's been over 13 years since we did a Q&A with Linux International executive director Jon "maddog" Hall. For decades, maddog has been one of the highest profile advocates for free and open source software. He is currently working on Project Caua which aims "to promote more efficient computing following the thin client/server model, while creating up to two million privately-funded high-tech jobs in Brazil, and another three to four million in the rest of Latin America." He's also gearing up for FISL in Brazil, and helping to plan the FOSS part of Campus Party Europe in London. maddog has graciously agreed to find time to answer some of your questions. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
An anonymous reader writes "Maybe you've been intrigued about working at Google (video), but unfortunately you slept through some of those economics classes way back in college. And you wouldn't know how to begin figuring out how many fish there are in the Great Lakes. Relax; Google has decided that GPAs and test scores are pretty much useless for evaluating candidates, except (as a weak indicator) for fresh college graduates. And they've apparently retired brain teasers as an interview screening device (though that's up for debate). SVP Laszlo Beck admitted to the New York Times that an internal evaluation of the effectiveness of its interview process produced sobering results: 'We looked at tens of thousands of interviews, and everyone who had done the interviews and what they scored the candidate, and how that person ultimately performed in their job. We found zero relationship. It's a complete random mess.' This sounds similar to criticism of Google's hiring process occasionally levied by outsiders. Beck says Google also isn't convinced of the efficacy of big data in judging the merits of employees either for individual contributor or leadership roles, although they haven't given up on it either." This has led TechCrunch to declare that the technical interview will soon be dead.
For around a decade programming was not part of the computer curriculum in the U.K.. Through a lot of hard work from advocates and the industry this will soon change, but a large skills gap still exists. Tim Gurney is just one of many working on closing that gap. His Coding in Schools initiative aims to "work with schools and students and inspire the next generation of computer programmers and software engineers by creating and spearheading schools based programming clubs." I recently sat down with Tim to talk about who's working on the problem and what yet needs to be done. Read below to see what he's doing to change the state of things.
James Logan founded MicroTouch Systems in the 80s and served on the on the Board of Directors of Andover.net, the company that acquired Slashdot back in 1999, but it is the company he founded in 1996, Personal Audio, that has garnered him much attention recently. Personal Audio sued Apple in 2009 for $84 million, claiming infringement on patents for downloadable playlists. Apple eventually lost the case and a jury ordered them to pay $8 million in damages. More recently, Personal Audio has filed suit against several prominent podcasters claiming that "Personal Audio is the owner of a fundamental patent involving the distribution of podcasts." The EFF challenged the patents calling the company a patent troll saying, "Patent trolls have been wreaking havoc on innovative companies for some time now." The vice president of licensing for the Texas company counters that the EFF is working for "large companies against a small business and a couple of inventors," adding "Every defendant calls every plaintiff a patent troll. I've heard IBM called a patent troll. It's one of those terms everyone defines differently." Mr. Logan has agreed to answer your questions about his company and his patents. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one question per post.
Last week you had the chance to ask Neil Gaiman, Amber Benson and the crew of Blood Kiss about the upcoming Kickstarter movie, vampires, and their past projects. The film has reached the initial funding goal with the new target being $200K, making it an entirely fan funded film. Below you'll find their answers to your questions.
Writer and novelist Neil Gaiman and Amber Benson of Buffy the Vampire Slayer fame have teamed up to star in a new vampire movie called, Blood Kiss. Kickstarted by ST:TNG and Emmy-winning writer Michael Reaves, Blood Kiss is a film noir vampire movie set in Golden Age Hollywood. Of his acting debut Gaiman says, "I'm willing to pretend that the prospect of acting doesn't terrify me in order to help Michael Reaves make his film." The trio have agreed to take a break from the blood and answer any questions you have about the new project or their past work. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one per post.
According to reports a bush fire burned down John McAfee's home in Belize on Thursday. The local fire department was unable to to contain the blaze and the the two main buildings were completely destroyed. Property Manager Noel Codd (who was not there at the time) estimated the value of the buildings at $250,000 each. Despite the reported cause of the fire, McAfee says that the destruction of his compound was no accident. We caught up with him to talk about why he thinks the fire was set and what he plans to do now. Read below to see what he had to say.
A while ago you had the chance to ask mathematician and theoretical physicist Freeman Dyson about his work in quantum electrodynamics, nuclear propulsion, and his thoughts on the past, present, and future of science. Below you'll find his answers to your questions.
Last week you had the chance to ask software designer and international man on the run John McAfee about his exploits in business, programming, and the jungle. Mr. McAfee provided some extraordinarily entertaining and frank answers to your questions. Read below and enjoy.
John McAfee was best known as a software designer and founder of the computer anti-virus company McAfee Associates until his saga in Belize began. McAfee's works on producing natural antibiotics commercially in Belize was quickly overshadowed by police raids, murder allegations, and a month of evading Belizean authorities while maintaining his innocence. He was eventually captured and deported back to the United States in December 2012 without being charged with any crime. "Boston George" Jung (a man who has lived quite an unusual life himself) has been tapped to write McAfee's biography titled, No Domain. Now that things have mostly settled down, John has agreed to answer your questions. As usual, ask as many as you'd like, but please, one per post.


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What has Mario got planned in 2012?
2011 has been a fantastic year for gaming most recognisable face, Nintendo Mario, and 2012 looks set to be another. From platforming to kart racing, tennis, Olympic sports, role playing and party games, the portly yet agile plumber is clearly a highly versatile character who can do it all. Here, GAME takes a look back at a couple of the best Mario games from this year, in case you missed them, and looks ahead to some of 2012 undoubted highlights.…


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- Highway authorities should prioritise bridleways, byways, restricted byways and unsurfaced unclassified roads in their rights of way management and maintenance regimes. This is because these are multi-user routes, available to cyclists, horse riders and walkers.
- Hedgerow legislation should be strengthened to prevent the removal of field boundaries alongside bridleways, as the bridleway then becomes 'cross field' and may be ploughed.
- Where cross field paths are regularly ploughed, an uncultivated headland alternative should be made available.
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The following is the schedule for book signings and presentations for Greatness and Goodness: Barbaro and his Legacy up to and including the Triple Crown series.
Note: A very generous FOB will contribute $1 per book sold at book signings, up to $500, to be split evenly between the Laminitis Fund and CANTER. This donation has been matched, so we are now $2 / book! 1039 books sold so far through the book signings.
For the next 500 books sold at signings, another FOB has offered $1 per book, to be split between the Laminitis Fund, and Barbaro Fund at New Bolton Center.
I will be adding to this page as new venues are added. If you are able to help me set up a book signing, please e-mail me.
March 20: Puddle Duck Creek Tack and Apparel, Quarryville, PA. 1 - 4 pm. Phone 717-786-9124 To benefit River Hills Foxhounds 80 books sold!
March 23: The Willcox, Aiken, SC 6:30 - 8:00 pm 50 books sold
March 24: Save The Horses Cumming, GA 5-7 pm. 47 books sold
March 26: Fair Grounds Racetrack, New Orleans, LA. Louisiana Derby Day. 35 books sold.
March 28: Will Rogers Downs, Tulsa OK (all day during racing) 16 books sold
April 2: Gulfstream Park, Hallandale, FL. Gulfstream Oaks Day. 45 books sold
April 3: Tampa Bay Downs, Tampa, FL. To benefit T.R.O.T. 40 books sold
April 5: New Bolton Center 32 books sold
April 9: Keeneland Racetrack, 8am, Breakfast at Keeneland, and 11am - 1pm, Lexington, KY. Opening weekend. 25 books sold
April 10: Oaklawn Park, Hot Springs, AR. Fantasy Stakes Day 20 books sold
April 18: Greater Houston Horse Council, Houston, TX. 7 P.M. 24 books sold
April 21: Willowridge High School
April 22: Delta Downs, Vinton, LA 6 - 9pm 25 books sold
April 23: Sam Houston Race Park, Houston, TX. 7pm To benefit LOPE 20 books sold
April 28: Joseph-Beth Bookstore, Lexington, KY 25 books sold (this is an estimate)
April 29: Kentucky Derby Museum, Louisville, KY 10-12pm. 25 books sold (included 10 pre-sold)
April 30: Old Friends, Georgetown, KY. 1pm. 100% of reciepts to benefit Old Friends plus an additional dollar per book and another dollar. 25 books sold (this is an estimate)
May 1: the Morris book shop, Lexington, KY 1pm
May 2: Bookplace, 2373 Baltimore Pike, Oxford PA To benefit: Large Animal Protection Society 7pm 17 books sold
May 5: Three Chimneys Farm, Midway, KY 68 Books sold
May 7: Kentucky Derby
May 8: Winterthur Point to Point, Winterthur, DE 12 books sold
May 12: Chester County Book & Music Company, West Chester, PA 16 books sold
May 13: Cecil Bank at Fair Hill, 4434 Telegraph Road, Elkton, MD 17 books sold
May 15: Willowdale Steeplechase, Kennett Square, PA 12 noon to 3 pm. 25 books sold
May 17: The Ivy Bookshop 6080 Falls Road, Baltimore, MD 6:30pm. Talk and signing. 20 books sold
May 18: Cecil County Public Library, Elkton, MD 20 books sold
May 20: Pimlico Racetrack, Baltimore, MD. 12 - 2 pm. Black Eyed Susan Day. 45 books sold
May 21: Preakness
May 23: Fasig Tipton Sale, Timonium, MD. To benefit Blue Horse Charities 3 books sold
May 25: Scarsdale Public Library, Scarsdale, NY, 8pm. 2 books sold
May 26: Ruth Keeler Memorial Library, North Salem, NY 14 books sold
May 27: Project Sage Horse Rescue 386 Bread and Cheese Hollow Rd, Northport, NY 631.239.1784 6-8 pm 28 books sold
May 28: Fair Hill Races, Fair Hill, Elkton, MD. 30 books sold
June 2: Bayard Taylor Memorial Library 216 East State Street, Kennett Square, PA. 6:30 pm 10 books sold
June 4: Delaware Park, Diva Day. 9 books sold
June 5: Harness Racing Museum & Hall of Fame 240 Main Street Goshen, NY 10924 11 AM To benefit Equine Resources in Pine Island, NY 25 books sold (approx)
June 11: Belmont Stakes
June 18: Lewisville Stables, Lewisville, PA. 13 books sold
June 25: Strawberry Festival, Fair Hill Fair Grounds. 10 am - noon.
June 25: Poconos Downs, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18702 6 - 8 pm 15 books sold
July 9: Delaware Park Barbaro Stakes Day! 45 books sold
July 10: Shadowbrook Equine Facility to benefit Akindale Thoroughbred Rescue. 6 books sold
July 16: Virginia Derby, Colonial Downs. 30 books sold
July 17: Polo, Brandywine Polo Club, 232 Polo Road Toughkenamon, PA 19374 4 books sold
July 31: Monmouth Park Haskell Day! To benefit ReRun. 32 books sold
August 4: National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame Saratoga, NY 10 - Noon
August 5: National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame Saratoga, NY 10 - Noon
August 5: National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame New Bolton Center event, Barbaro Retrospective, 6 - 9pm.
August 6: Hoosier Park, 4500 Dan Patch Circle, Anderson, Indiana 46013
August 6: Mallow Run Wine Tasting 6964 W. Whiteland Road, Bargersville, IN 46106 to benefit Friends of Ferdinand
August 12: Impressions, Saratoga, NY 7-9 pm.
August 13: Trackside, Signing and Talk. Outside the Curlin Cafe 8:30 to 10:30 am Saratoga
August 16: Saratoga (Fran Jurga)
August 20: The Meadowlands
August 21: [National Standardbred horse show] Horse Park of New Jersey.
August 26: National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame Saratoga, NY 10 - Noon
August 26: Impressions, Saratoga, NY 7-9 pm.
August 27: National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame Saratoga, NY 10 - Noon (Travers)
September 4: Tioga Downs Nichols, NY 13812
September 9: Bit of Britain, Oxford, PA
September 10: Delaware Park Owners Day
September 11: Laurels at Landhope carriage event (Kennett Square PA)
September 17: Charles Town Oaks Day Charles Town, WV 25414
September 18: Woodbine for Ricoh Woodbine Mile. Toronto, Ontario
September 19: Fort Erie to benefit Second Start Thoroughbreds, Fort Erie, Ontario
September 20: Ajax Downs, Ajax, Ontario
September 23: Beval Saddlery, North Salem, NY
September 24: Parx Racing Pennsylvania Derby. To benefit Turning for Home
September 26: Equine Welfare Conference. Bethesda, MD.
September 30: Rockin' the Race Horse to benefit Friends of Ferdinand
October 1: Golden Gate Fields Albany, CA
October 2: Brego Foundation Fundraiser, Novato, CA
October 8: Santa Anita, Arcadia, CA 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
October 9: Santa Anita, Arcadia, CA 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
October 16: Remington Park, Oklahoma City, OK. Oklahoma Derby day.
October 21: Beval Saddlery, New Canaan, CT 2-5pm
October 22: Akindale
October 23: ReRun's Ninth All-Thoroughbred Charity Horse Show
November 3: Kentucky Derby Museum, 11 am to 1 pm
November 4: ASPCA at Kentucky Horse Park (Alltech National Horse Show) 11 am - 3 pm
November 6: Pennsylvania Hunt Cup
November 10: St. Louis MO
November 12: Barnes and Noble, Newark DE. (Main Street) 11 am. UD Homecoming Weekend!
December 3: Beval Saddlery, Gladstone, NJ
December 5: Elkridge Harford Hunt Clup, 5pm
December 6: Dover Saddlery, Hockessin, DE 6-8pm
December 7: Greater Towson Committee, Holiday Reception, 4pm
December 11: Freedom Hills Therapeutic Riding Program, 2-7pm
December 13: Laurel Park, Rapid Redux Day!!
December 15: West Chester Book and Music Co. 7pm
January 21: Horse World Expo, Timonium, MD from Noon
February 13: Oldfields School
February 25: Horse World Expo, Harrisburg, PA
February 28: Mill Equine Dinner Meeting
March 17 and 18: Delaware Expo.
March 24: Aiken Steeplechase
March 25: Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame & Museum


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Reset for MPG Dash Readout
I may not be doing this right, I am new to this forum. I just had (2) O2 sensors replaced because the VSC/Trac Off/check engine lights came on. I friend replaced them for me and the MPG readout is lower than before. Can anything be reset to get back to my original gas mileage? Thanks.
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Hit the button momentarily again, and it will go to a different readout, such as instantaneous MPG (MPG at that moment), elapsed time, average speed, etc.
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My newly redecorated deck at my small cottage in the Hollywood Hills! (above and below)
Thank you so so so much for all of your sweet comments on my deck makeover post with all of the before & after photos! It was so nice hearing from you.
So many of you had so many questions about where I got everything for my speedy makeover (that took only 5 days)...that I decided to do a post on all of my design resources.
To be honest, the makeover was not cheap...mostly spent a lot on the upholstery work - my upholsterer charged me an arm and a leg because the job was so rushed - and on very pricey outdoor weather resistant Sunbrella fabric for custom pillows and cushions.
I did not have to buy any furniture though. I already owned all of my teak furniture (invested in quality Brown & Jordan furniture), small wood pieces (coffee table, side tables and folding chairs), ceramic pots of all size (large/important to small and cute)and some copper planters that you cannot see in photos. I've had all of the furniture for about 8 years or so.
My hillside outdoor living room and dining area features refurbished and painted existing furniture along with loads of new accessories and custom upholstery. (above)
Ready to find out where I got everything....well here goes!
Cane pattern acrylic rug: Turf, Los Angeles - $365 for 5'x8' (ask for Eric or Shawn)(above)
Most readers asked about the rug. This new store named Turf here in Los Angeles has a great collection of outdoor rugs that are acrylic. I was their first customer two weekends ago! I spotted the store at the end of my first deck decorate day...I was frenzied...I saw the outdoor furniture in their window...pulled a u-turn (perhaps illegal) and dashed into the store. It turns out, Eric and Shawn had just opened this patio and outdoor furniture store on La Cienega that day...! Lucky for me (coincidentally they have an adorable store dog named "Lucky" if you can believe)! Their outdoor rugs are awesome...and this rug made my deck!
Throw Pillow Outdoor Fabric: F&S Fabrics Home, Los Angeles - Green/white/brown stripe and solid blue Sunbrella fabric approx. $20/yd; Natural linen foliage print on small pillows and table runner approx. $29/yd (above)
I spent way too much money on having all pillows custom made in outdoor weather resistant Sunbrella fabric. This was definitely an investment. The fabric looks great but did cost me an arm and a leg!
Off white Sunbrella outdoor fabric for lounge furniture cushions: Michael Levine, Downtown Los Angeles - $36/yd (saw same fabric in other retail stores for $48/yd)(above)
"Before", my cushions were a tan/light brown color (see previous post for before photos). I wanted to brighten things up with a stunning true white outdoor fabric. I went to Michael Levine downtown, a discount fabric retailer, and found this sturdy thick Sunbrella (the most expensive they had)...I bought almost 20 yards (way too much for what I needed but at the upholsterers request) and then brought it to my upholsterer. When I went back to my upholsterer the next day with accent fabrics, I realized the fabric I actually bought was off-white not bright white as I had thought. Oh well, the off-white worked out well so I am not complaining...but so much for being a discerning and attentive shopper!
For all of the fabric and the upholsterer's work I paid about $1600! Yikes. If I hadn't been in such a rush, I could have negotiated better on the upholsterer's almost $1000 labor charge for making all the custom pillows, table runner and reupholstering furniture cushions (20 pieces in total)! Note to self...no rush upholstery jobs.
Oh, I did get the solid green dining chair cushions and chaise lounge cushion at Crate & Barrel and then I had my upholsterer customize by adding white ties (he did that for free if you can believe).
Shiny brown lacquer tray on ottoman: Jonathan Adler, Melrose Ave. store Los Angeles - Lacquer Hexagon Tray - $175 (above)
Green tray on blue coffee table: Crate & Barrel - Green Bamboo Tray - $39.95 (above)
Two white wood lanterns on dining table: Pottery Barn - Bristol Lantern - I got on sale in the Beverly Hills store for $22.99 each (above)
Two white metal Moroccan style lanterns on brown tray on ottoman: ZGallerie - Casablanca Lantern -$7.99/ea (above)
Two metal lanterns hanging under umbrella: Pottery Barn - Rosalee Lantern - on sale $4.99/each (above)
White hurricane lantern on wicker side table: William Sonoma Home - I got this ages ago but I saw one of these just last week in the West Hollywood store. (above)
Sand color 9' market umbrella and metal umbrella stand: Pottery Barn - on sale $119 and $95 respectively (above)
Because one of my neighbors cut down all of my trees that shaded the deck, I had to buy a second umbrella for the gravel and flagstone paved patio area and move the old umbrella back onto the deck - TMI (too much information) I know. The tree she had massacred is on the other side of the white fence closest to the deck but it is on my side of the property line...grrr.... It was my tree!
To add insult to injury, my neighbor paid my gardener to cut down the tree and he did it! And lastly, I guess she didn't tell him exactly what she wanted so there is a big tree stump now overlooking my deck...oy va voy. Well the umbrellas create some camouflage!
Teak Furniture Refinishing Supplies: Victory Furniture, Los Angeles - Semco Teak Sealer - $79/gallon (above)
I had been using teak oil on my furniture all of the years I've had...it leaves the furniture a rich brown tropical wood looking color. The problem with teak oil is that it is a little sticky and ends up collecting lots of dust and dirt and then fades pretty quickly. I've been told that this teak sealer is great on the wood. I had my handy guy clean, scrape and sand all of the teak oil off of the furniture and refinish with the teak sealer. I like the color...now we'll see how it weathers. For some reason, for this area, I do not want the the teak to weather to a natural grey...I feel like grey teak belongs near water (beach or pool) or in a great garden. This look is perfect for my rustic setting although upkeep does require the handy guy to work on all of the furniture about once or twice a year.
Dark turquoise blue paint used on wood folding chair and flea market coffee table: Home Depot - Behr Paint - Tropical Waters (blue high gloss) and White (high gloss) (above)
Green Ceramic Garden Stool: Jackalope Pottery, North Hollywood - $89.99
Silver Lantern: Z Gallerie - don't see this exact one on their website anymore but there are many others! (above)
Teak lounge area furniture: Brown & Jordan - Canyon Collection (above)
Found this teak dining set and the chaise lounge years ago at a warehouse sale in El Segundo I think. It was dirt cheap and I snapped it up without even thinking. Sorry no information on where to get this now.(above)
Wood folding chairs - cheap folding chairs I picked up at World Market or Pier One or something years ago when I was having people over. I painted them this fabulous "Tropical Waters" blue for this makeover.(above)
So all of those elements...created this deck...tah dah.....
Hope this information is helpful!
Please comment and let me know what you think and also about any great outdoor finds you may have found!
P.S. Am exhausted...I think this is the fastest decor makeover I've ever done AND the longest post I've ever done. Help. :-)
P.P.S. If you are not following me on Facebook already...please join...go to the COCOCOZY FACEBOOK PAGE and just hit "like" at the top of the page -then you'll be following. I post exclusive fun reader submissions and extra photos there...also, as soon as we reach 2000 fans on Facebook, there will be another linen pillow giveaway for Facebook fans only! If you are already following on Facebook, go to the page please and click on "Suggest to Friends" link under my page profile picture...and suggest away to your friends!
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Country's Newest Star Lucy Hale Answers YOUR Twitter QuestionsIncluding The Secret Deets Behind "Lie A Little Better"
By now you've probably listened to "You Sound Good To Me" at least 4,567,243 times, and have Lucy Hale's debut album The Road Between on repeat. With her recent debut at the Opry and her singles climbing the charts, Lucy Hale is making her music dreams happen, becoming your fave TV and country star along the way.
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What was the best and scariest feeling when you released your album? - @halenervous
The best? They actually go hand-in-hand. The best was finally getting to be myself because, you know, as an actress people think they know you, but they know you as a character. But that was also the scariest part, because there's nothing to hide behind when you do that.
Who is "Lie A Little Better" about? -@natashaasimx
I will never tell! I will never! Alyssa, my manager—who's standing right here—doesn't even know! Maybe I'll tell that person one day, but nope. Nope.
So they don't even know? It's just you?
Nope, nope. Just me! And maybe the people who helped write the song. Sorry!
Is there a tour planned?? -@halemaslany
Yes! We can't really talk about it yet. But we're done filming [PLL] in November, and then there's gonna be some exciting things that are gonna happen...
What song can you relate most to on your album? -@readysetrock75
It's a toss up between "Road Between" and "Nervous Girls," but probably "Nervous Girls" because it touches on a lot of topics. It hit pretty close to home.
One of the biggest struggle as girls is that we're trying to obtain something that's unattainable—we're trying to be something that's not real. But why try to be something you're not? And I think that just comes with growing up.
If you could choose anyone dead or alive, who would you sing a duet with? -@meeeegan1998
That's a big question! There's a lot of people that come to mind but if I had to choose one—just because she kind of made me want to be a singer—Martina McBride.
What's your fave song on Road Between? Sound off in the comments!
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Like Thailand itself, the country's golf scene is casual, low-cost and confusing (those words could also be used to describe the recent government coup, which has had next to no effect on tourism or daily life). There are no public courses, at least not in the sense of being municipally owned, yet very few—perhaps only one, the new Amata Springs Country Club, set to host next year's Royal Trophy tournament—are strictly private. Even elite clubs with plenty of members (who mainly pay for playing privileges, not for propriety shares) welcome sign-ups from golf packagers like GolfAsian's Mark Siegel, an engineer and ex–New Yorker who followed a passion bred of fifteen years here. "Every door can be opened," he said. "The only problem I can see for Thai golf is its popularity with people from other Asian countries."
My journey to golf bliss begins on the sleek new Bangkok subway, where I'm just another straphanger trying to avoid this megacity's merciless traffic jams. A twenty-minute taxi ride from the end of the line takes me into a hushed world of floral profusion: manicured arcades of palm and bamboo leading up to the aptly named Green Valley Country Club course. On this weekday, I can stroll straight to the first tee for chump change. But I've come to see Mongkol Varee, a teaching pro and a standout of Thailand's small senior tour. I find him supervising the driving range like a contented Buddha in Bermuda shorts.
"Welcome to golf paradise!" he proclaims, with a surprisingly American accent and a respectful clasped-hand wai—the traditional Thai greeting. Varee was sent (over his objections) to get educated in the United States. He ended up as a mechanic at a General Motors plant, but one with an abiding love of golf. A visit home in 1985 convinced him to quit his nine-to-five job, earn his teaching credentials as a pro golfer and get a post here with a David Leadbetter academy.
As well as getting help with my rusty swing, I ask Varee where to find Thailand's best courses. "From here to Pattaya, two hours away," he waxes, "there are so many fine courses you can never get tired of them."
But first, he suggests, I need to trace Thai golf's origins. So a few days later, I make an easy three-hour ride on a rickety two-car train to coastal Hua Hin, the second home of Thailand's King Bhumibol. Right across from the tiny railway station, dolled-up in templelike red and gold, sits the Royal Hua Hin course—its first nine designed by a British railway engineer in 1924 under the patronage of King Rama VI (whose grandfather was depicted in The King and I, much to the Thais' chagrin). His Highness had seen the game while at school in England, and his son would become Hua Hin's leading patron and player.
Today, Royal Hua Hin's main link to tradition is its manager, Chao Pobtasnapong, a retired naval officer. Through the years, he says, there has been little change in the narrow fairways that climb toward coastal hills or the hedges that are sculpted into fanciful animal shapes. No fancy resort here, just a Golf Inn that provides motel basics for $18 a night. Pobtasnapong's main job seems to be keeping woodpeckers and scampering monkeys from causing damage: On my tour, he and a kiosk vendor suddenly pull out wooden slingshots to keep the roving primates from swiping bottles of Japanese-made electrolyte drinks.


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You might think that if you collected together a list of naturally-occurring numbers, then as many of them would start with a 1 as with any other digit, but you'd be quite wrong. Jon Walthoe explains why Benford's Law says otherwise, and why tax inspectors are taking an interest.
Eugen Jost is a Swiss artist whose work is strongly influenced by mathematics. He sent us this Postcard from Italy, telling us about his work and the important roles that nature and numbers play in it.
Almost everyone reading this article has no doubt encountered pictures from the Mandelbrot Set. Their appeal is not limited to the mathematician, and their breathtaking beauty has found its way onto posters, T-shirts and computers everywhere. Yet what is a fractal?
For millennia, puzzles and paradoxes have forced mathematicians to continually rethink their ideas of what proofs actually are. Jon Walthoe explains the tricks involved and how great thinkers like Pythagoras, Newton and Gödel tackled the problems.
You may have seen Foucault's pendulum. There's one in the Science Museum in London (part of the National Museum of Science and Industry), and there are many more in various locations around the UK (for instance, in Glasgow) and the world (including one at the United Nations Headquarters and a famous example at Le Panthéon in Paris). |


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Based on previous Kuala Lumpur accommodation searches, the average starting price is 675 HNL
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7-2 Jalan Danau Lumayan Pusat Perniaagan Danau Lumayan Bandar Tasik Permaisuri,Cheras
Outstanding 97%rauldelacruzr Excellent people, very nice hosts they will help you with anything that you need. Highly recommended
No. 36 - 38, Jalan Baba Off Jalan Thambi Dollah
Excellent 90%Kuala Lumpur City Centre
Excellent 90%30, Jalan Tun H.S. Lee
Excellent 92%kvladn A nice place, especially I liked the staff of the hostel, thanks to their advice was the most optimum route of travel. With pleasure, stop by the next visit Malaysia.
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Excellent 90%11 Jalan Sultan Ismail
Excellent 90%12 & 14, Jalan Sin Chew Kee Bukit Bintang
Excellent 92%30, Jalan Tasik Utama 10,Medan N. Tasik Damai, Sungai Besi
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Excellent 90%jmigalbin very helpful staff. new rooms, mattresses and facilities. well kept and clean. i'd definitely come back.
No 1-1, Jalan Angsoka, Off Jalan Bukit Bintang
Awesome 88%Katsy29 The Nest is a basic inn that offers a good value for money. They have a free breakfast of toast, jams, cereals, milk, coffee and tea- it's not much but it is enough to jump start the day. We had a hard time finding the inn at first because all it had is a tiny signage in a small gate. I think it used to be Trekker's Lodge and they haven't changed the big signage yet. It is situated in a residential area and may get a little noisy at night depending on the happenings around the neighbors. Prepare your knees since it does not have a lift and their family rooms are located at the topmost floor. They have a nice and clean common area and shoes are stored in a shoe rack to keep the place clean. Their staff are very friendly and accomodating. There are also food shops nearby and Jalan Alor and BB plaza is like 1 KM away. It is also close to Raja Chulan monorail station.
49-59, Jalan Tun H.S Lee
Excellent 90%Fan1234 Probably the best hostel I ever stayed in! Clean, free WIFI, good breakfast, always friendly, nice mansion... Nothing more to say!
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Amy's Pick of the day is a beautiful black and white graphic representing the animal kingdom. Be sure to click on the image first to see the full size image. Then right click (Mac: control+click) and "save to" your computer desktop or a folder of your choice. This process will ensure you get the best quality of the image.
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Cunard Bulletin.R. M. S. " ANDANIA." TUESDAY, 2nd October, 1917. AMERICA'S OFFICIAL PEACE REPRESENTATIVE. PRELIMINARY MEASURES ONLY. Washington. Colonel Emhouse of Texas and New York,. one of President Wilson's closest friends, will head the Peace Mission of the United States when one is named to take up with other belligerent representatives the intricate questions to be settled before peace is finally secured. This was the official interpretation placed oil the naming of the Colonel, who has been instructed to gather political, commercial and geographical data to be utilized when a peace conference is held. This does not in any way indicate that hostilities may end soon officials state.There are no British or French official messages to hand from the Western front. FURTHER ITALIAN SUCCESS. Home, September 30th. The Italians, have gained further ground and repulsed the enemy. General Cardorna has rectified his lines by a surprise attack near Monte San Gabrielle.The War Office report reads: " Italian troops made an attack 011 the front above Gorizia yesterday and gained ground which was held in the face of repeated fierce counter attacks." OUST LA FOLLETTE MOTION Washington, September 29th. The move to oust Senator La Follette of Wisconsin, from the United States Senate opened today with the introduction by Senator Kellogg of. Minnesota, of resolutions adopted by the Public Safety Commission of Minnesota demanding Senator La Follett's expulsion. ALLIES TO TIGHTEN THE BLOCKADE OF GERMANY. London, September 30th. A still more vigorous blockade of Germany is to be enforced by the entente allies; as a result of the Conference between Lord Robert Cecil, the British Minister of Blockade with the French Minister of Blockade. Today King George signed a proclamation prohibiting the exportatation of certain articles to Sweden and Holland. His Majesty's approval was also given to other measures to make it more difficult for the enemy in the future to obtain supplies through the neutral countries. JAPAN AND THE MONROE DOCTRINE. New York, September 30th. In the far east the Monroe doctrine guards China says Viscount Ishiu. Speaking amid cheers at a New York banquet in his honour, he declared: " Neither Nippon aggression nor aggression against the territory or independence of China by any other power will be tolerated, and he pledged Japan not to attempt any aggression on her part. The head of the Japanese Mission blamed Germany for the distrust that was prevalent, and stated that he could see the whole world set free by the Allies. " RUSSIAN OFFICIAL.The Russian official communique states: " We pressed enemy's advanced posts back 1000 yards."CUNARD BULLETIN ANOTHER AIR RAID ON LONDON London, September 30th. London was again raided by aeroplanes on the night of September 29th. Three groups approached the city from different directions, but each group was broken up by the defences through which only two of at most three machines managed to penetrate. A fourth group which approached later was also driven off. Bombs were dropped at various places in Kent and Essex. The casualties reported number eleven killed and eighty-two injured. A heavy barrage by our anti aircraft guns was very effective against the enemy. AMERICAN WAR TAX BILL. The House and Senate conferees on the war tax bill reached a final agreement on the measure late yesterday, and the report will be presented to the House tomorrow. The conferees made no change in the approximate levies on excess war profits and incomes. They provided, however, a new system of calculating excess profits. Both Senate and House Committees say the compromise is better than the original draft. NEW YORK'S NEW COLLECTOR. Washington, September 29th The Senate today confirmed the appointment of Mr. Byron Newton, formerly Assistant Secretary of the Treasury as Collector of Customs of the port of New York. Mr. Newton succeeds Mr. Dudley Field M alone. AMERICAN ARMY NEWS. Washington, September 30th. Brigadier General John A. Le Jenn, for three years Senior Assistant to the Major General Commandant at Marine Corps Headquarters has been ordered to command the Marine Cantonment at Quantico, Virginia. NEW SEAMEN'S CLUB FOR NEW YORK. New York. October 1st.The new Clubhouse for the use of American Naval Seamen was opened today at West End Avenue and 93rd Street. The Clubhouse was donated by Professor Blander Matthews and will be directed by the National Special Aid Commission as part of its string of Soldier's and Sailor's Home Clubs. STORM SWEEPS MISSISSIPPI AND FLORIDA COASTS. New Orleans, September 30th. Rescue steamers were being made ready here to-day to go to the relief of Pensacola, Florida, which was cut off from the outside world by the hurricane which has. swept the vicinity. Every attempt is being made to reach the isolated city. Biloxi, Harrison Co., a gulf port, and other Southern Mississippi towns in the storm's path weathered the seventy five mile gale with a few unroofed houses and other slight damage. Subscription lists and other charitable schemes have been started for the relief of the homeless. WAR RELIEF FUND. The American Women's War Relief Fund has equipped and entirely financed a Clinical Hospital of 250 beds at Paignton, Devonshire, and has organized an Economical Relief Scheme, where many women thrown out of employment directly owing to the war, are given employment. Funds are urgently needed to carry on these objects. All donations will be gratefully received by the Hon. Treasurer, WALTER S. H. BURNS, 58, Grosvenor Gardens, LONDON. Offices: 31, Old Burlington Street, London, Eng. where all particulars will be gladly given.
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Suppliers care most about seeing their produce shipped out of their packinghouse and with a firm sale, with the higher price the better.
Though some shippers may bask in the glow of supplying Whole Foods, their bottom line happiness is no less than if they supplied a hard discounter that pays in 21 days.
In the same way, buyers care most about having quality, safe product on their shelves. There is a playground of pretend, executive-level concern about sustainability and other extraneous matters because it is good public relations to act concerned.
The rules change if food becomes scarce. If you are a corporate buyer for Wal-Mart and you have no apples in the warehouse, are you going to go though the sustainability audits with a fine-tooth comb when you choose the supplier? Sustainability practices are not "do or die" and may never be.
In fact, should it matter to the supermarket buyer if the strawberry supplier has a Primus or a GlobalGAP audit, or a third option approved by the chain?
No, in an ideal world, such distinctions shouldn't matter.
The buying community needs to untangle itself from the maze of noble-sounding demands it is putting on suppliers. Ask for a common harmonized food safety audit - for domestic and imported produce - and pay for the best quality you can afford to buy. If you demand PTI, demand it for everyone. Do what is in your power to help your loyal suppliers stay in business, and they will do the same for you. That is sustainability in its purest form.


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A local mother is seeking community support to help her travel back and forth to Vanderbilt hospital in Nashville with her only son whose life hangs in the balance as doctors seek a liver transplant.
Bobby Mullins, a Cleveland native, said it is breaking her heart that she cannot be by the side of her son, Terry Lee Messer, who is in dire need of an organ donor while suffering from chronic hepatitis C, a lifelong infection that can damage the liver and cause death.
Mullins, 77, said, "Terry is badly in need of a liver transplant. He's my only son. He played football in high school for Bradley and for Cleveland. He also powerlifted weights, but somehow he got cirrhosis of the liver. He has hepatitis C. He's been sick going on two years."
According to Mullins, who has two grown daughters, it was Sept. 21 when she said she knew for sure that her son would need a liver transplant. His health has been fading fast ever since. She admits her son only recently confessed to her that the doctor told him in 2010 that he had about two years to live.
"I didn't find out about it for a while," she said. "On Sept. 21 we went to his liver doctor and the doctor said without a liver transplant Terry had less than three months to live. It's already been two months. His liver is making his kidneys fail. He had renal failure about three years ago. The doctors said if he had not gotten to the hospital right away he would have died in two hours. That's how bad it was. He's been sick off-and-on ever since."
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there is no vaccine for hepatitis C. Messer's only hope for a full recovery is through a liver transplant.
Her voice trembling, Mullins said, "As a mother this is really stressing me out, but I'm trying to stay healthy and strong because I have to take care of him. It's on my mind all the time. It's really hard. If I could I would give him my liver. My son is sort of giving up, thinking he might die. At first he had hope. Now that it's taken so long and he's been sick so much, he's lost a bit of hope. But I haven't given up hope. I want him to live. I don't want him to die. I was hoping if he could get a liver he would be able to live healthy for at least seven or eight years so he could resume his Bible studies. He likes everybody and he likes to learn about God's Word."
Mullins, who appeared numb from grief, is retired and lives on a fixed-income. She said it would take a miracle for physicians to find a liver match or a donor for her son, but she is not giving up hope.
"He just got out of Vanderbilt," she said. "When they took him his sugar was 585. His liver is also causing his kidneys to act up. All I need is transportation to go back-and-forth with him to the hospital and enough money to stay in Nashville when he has to go back to Vanderbilt. The cheapest motel they had near the hospital was about $20 a day, which would be about $140 a week. The doctors in Vanderbilt hospital said if they found a match and did the surgery he would have to stay at least six weeks.
"I'd have went with him this last time if I could, but I couldn't afford it, and my car is broke," she said. "The ambulance won't let you ride out there with them. Besides, I have osteoarthritis, my back has a bulging disc, I have glaucoma and other problems, but I still want to be with my son. I sure would appreciate any help."
Mullins admits all she can think about is getting transportation and rooming to be able to travel with her 57-year-old son and be by his side in what may be his last days.
Anyone interested in sending donations to support the travel expenses and hotel stay of Bobby Mullins to be with her son, can make a contribution through the Athens Federal Community Bank at 950 25th St. N.W. The bank accepts checks only. Checks should be made out to Bobby Mullins.
The CDC says hepatitis C is a contagious liver disease that can range in severity from a mild illness lasting a few weeks to a serious, lifelong illness. It is usually spread when blood from a person infected with the Hepatitis C virus enters the body of someone who is not infected.
Experts say 3 to 4 million people in the United States have chronic hepatitis C, but 80 percent of them don't know they have it.


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Item # 7821070
- Fabric covered water bottle with adjustable strap
- Pink buffalo check with black glitter initial on front
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- Imported
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- Pink buffalo check lunch tote with black glitter initial on front
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Initial Buffalo Check Water Bottle
Great purchase, even better customer service
I purchased this water bottle in July of this year and my daughter loved it. She started using it about 3 weeks ago and was very disappointed when she came home yesterday because the straw had gotten stuck in the lid and ripped in half. I immediately emailed Justice to find out if they had replacement straws for purchase. To my surprise, I received an email back stating they would be sending her a brand new water bottle. WOW! That kind of customer service is almost unheard of anymore. Thank you Justice. When I told my daughter, her face lit up again.
August 28, 2014
not only does this water bottle look stylish but it is also easy to Cary and drink out of. I bring this every where this me. Especially on when walking long distances because I can carry it around my neck. The only reason I gave it four stars was because it did not keep the water cold.
July 20, 2014
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