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I am bringing back my houseplan for critique... but a NEW and (much) IMPROVED version - thanks to naf_naf ! Seriously, I get kind of giddy looking at these sketches and how much better they are than a plan that I thought was pretty 'good'. There are two versions of the plan - I lean towards the first and my husband leans towards the second. I've taken the kitchen over to the kitchens forum and have been working on the design there. I am going to have a cabinet maker mock-up the area for me in the next week. Couple notes - we might keep the stairs going 'down' in the living room because we plan to have children's bedrooms downstairs and may not want them to be able to make a 'beeline' from the garage straight to their bedrooms - bypassing all upstairs dwellers ;) The upstairs were simply to utilize 'bonus space', but not necessary. There will be a full walk-out, daylight basement below. Thank you for any thoughts you have on our current plan... and THANK YOU naf_naf (Martha!) for your kindness in sharing your creative talent with us. (I am posting the original houseplan too for comparison) |
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I really like them both. If I had to choose, I would pick the second one solely for the fact that the mudroom and potential messiness is hidden around the corner. It also appears that configuration made the single garage bay a little wider which you'd never regret. |
I also have to go with number 2 (option C) for basically the same reason: the mudroom mess can be hidden a bit easier and one doesn't need to walk through the mudroom to use the powder room. I "think" you might even be able to put a door between the mudroom and powder room area. I realize the kitchen is slightly smaller, but I don't think the difference is enough to impact usability. You can some more space in the laundry room also. Great job! I love how the master closet and pantry are used to provide a sound barrier. |
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Wow, you both brought up great points that I hadn't considered! Option C definitely has advantages with its configuration . And really, my husband believes the simpler floor system and straight wall will make the price the same if not less expensive than B, even with it having slightly more S. F. Thank you both for adding your perspectives! |
Your plan has evolved nicely! I don't think I'd bother with the door by the dining room table. I think it'd be too crowded to get out that door, and you have a door in the great room, only steps away. Multiple doors onto the patio will mean more difficulty placing furniture on the patio. Multiple doors also mean more doors to accidentally leave open, and if you ever do a security system, more doors = more cost. I like the increased size of your dining room table. I prefer the great room furniture placement in the second image. Why? When you walk in, you'll have "space" between the two chairs, which gives you a better view into the great room and feels more inviting. However, with a large family, the sofa is probably more practical. If you go with the sofa, I'd place a table behind it - just feels right to me. Since you don't have unlimited space in the great room, I'd go with the sliding door. Having lived with both, sliding glass doors are more functional than French doors. French doors open up into the house and take up space, whereas the sliding glass door "disappears" when you open it up -- thus, you get better air flow. I know, French doors are so pretty . . . so it's a question of function or looks. In either floorplan, I'd consider skipping the mid-room door and going with a bank of windows in its place . . . and then having a single door just at the spot where the great room meets the kitchen. A door in that place would serve both rooms and would free up your furniture placement choices. I prefer the mudroom arrangement in the first plan. Seems to be a better use of the space. I like the placement of the powder room better, and I think its laundry room is "right sized", whereas the other one is a bit bloated. |
Question - is there any reason to not swing a door out? (besides eating into the patio space....). I have been considering the doors to the porch too and part of me considered how it would improve the space by just changing the door swings? That would help in the decision of what doors we want and where... I do like your idea of moving it down the wall there for ages from both rooms. I guess I would just need to see how it would look 'to the side'. I also like the slider idea equally. MrsPete, if I change that door, I bet I could still get two couches /a sectional and two chairs - and have it set up with the two chairs on the front door side? Thank you for your tips on that set up! The reasons you listed for liking the first plan mud /laundry were my same reasons. I didn't think the space gained changed the function all that much. Why did you like the powder room better there? I kind of feel like it's a jump ball... I like them both. :) |
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is there any reason to not swing a door out? Depends on what part of the country you are in. It is against code in some places, like here in the northeast. If you have snowfall and 3-4 ft high drifts like we do now, it becomes impossible to open your doors to get outside. |
Aha! Makes sense. I am in Tennessee and am pretty certain it is not against code, but I will have to look into that. Thanks! |
It is against code in some places, like here in the northeast. If you have snowfall and 3-4 ft high drifts like we do now, it becomes impossible to open your doors to get outside. Even on a covered deck? We lived in ND and some houses with inswing doors you still couldn't get out the door because the snow drift was higher than the top of the door. We are in NC and have several outswing doors. If you plan on having a tv in the great room, make sure to take that into consideration when planning the furniture arrangement. |
I can only see Option B |
I like Option B. I think when more than one person enters the mud room from the garage, there is more room to get around each other and Option C would be congested waiting for kids to remove jackets etc. |
I like option C too. I have a powder room like option B has which I really dislike. In option c I really like the laundry room (more counter space), the large entry closet (great place for all those darned kids shoes), the powder room layout, and the entry vestibule. That pantry is yummy. Great job Martha. |
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Any of more than 14,000 lepidopteran species found worldwide. Unlike moths, butterflies are active during the day and are usually brightly coloured or strikingly patterned. Distinctive features are club-tipped antennae and a habit of holding the wings vertically over the back when at rest. With few exceptions the larvae and adults eat plants. Butterflies are classified into five or six families. The metalmarks of the family Lycaenidae are found chiefly in the New World tropics; some members of the family Nymphalidae are called snout butterflies. Other species (with their families) include the white and sulphur butterflies (Pieridae), the swallowtail butterfly (Papilionidae), the blue, copper, and hairstreak butterflies (Lycaenidae), and the admiral, monarch, and painted lady (Nymphalidae).
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February 2012 Meeting
The February 2012 meeting of LRUG will be on Tuesday the 21st of February, from 6:30pm to 8:00pm. Our hosts Skills Matter will be providing the space, at their offices on Goswell Road; The Skills Matter eXchange. It's a great space with plenty of room for the group, but you still need to register to let Skills Matter know you are coming.
Lightning talks!
As is now traditional, we devote our February meeting to lightning talks. Not just any old lightning talks either, we use the 20x20 format for the talks. Each speaker has 20 slides that auto-transition after 20 seconds, giving them a total of 6 minutes and 40 seconds in which to get their point across.
Our confirmed volunteers for 2012 are:
- James Coglan: A History of Websockets
- Jairo Diaz: "Tech interns" – How to get more qualified interns into Ruby.
- Stuart Eccles: Conan the deployer – capistrano extensions focussing on AWS
- Richard Livsey: Breaking up is hard to do – extracting authentication code from models
- Harry Marr: Custom documentation generators (example)
- Andrew McDonough: Ruby Poetry
- Chris Parsons: The crowd-sourced talk. One slot at these evenings is given over to someone prepared to do a talk on something that the mailing list suggests, Chris is bravely wearing that mantle this time.
- Roland Swingler: Reading tea leaves – predict the future with ruby!
Also, these brave folk have volunteered, but are waiting in the wings before confirming fully:
- Jakub Šťastný: SockJS – a websocket emulation library
This is not the running order, on the night we randomise the order of the speakers for even more fun!
With all these talks on the night, you're bound to want to chat to at least one of the speakers afterwards. Have no fear! We do that in The Slaughtered Lamb, which is only five minutes from Skills Matter's offices. We'll be there from about 8pm, so if you can't make the talks come along just for the pub bit.
Skills Matter ask that you register your attendance with them if you are coming to the meeting. There's usually plenty of space for everyone so it's not a huge problem if you don't register, we'll still be allowed in. However, it does help with arranging the room to make sure there are enough seats laid out, and it's polite (don't forget MINASWAN), so please do register.
You can also follow this meeting on lanyrd, but be aware this is not a meaningful way to tell Skills Matter you wish to attend. It's just for the lols, innit?
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Marriage is open to any combination of sexes in my country (as long as there are only 2). The same goes for adoption.
Marriage is a legal contract. People who want to get married in church got to have two ceremonies. A legal marriage and the one in church. A religious marriage gives you no legal rights at all.
You are required by law to take care of each other once you are married, and a default situation dealing with ownership of goods is described as well (from which you can deviate with a document before you get married).
That is basically it. It's easy to get married and easy to get divorced (although a bit expensive).
Unmarried people that are living together would need a lot of paperwork to get to the same legal position as married people do, so getting married to make things easier is a common thing to do.
Love has nothing to do with marriage as love is not a legal issue.
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Although there have been many effective hair removal devices, traditionally there have been drawbacks to all of them. Some lasers have very small spot sizes, resulting in laser hair removal sessions that can take up to four hours, depending on the size of the area being treated. Comfort has also been a big issue—with the older laser devices, patients would often need a topical numbing agent to ease the pain of the treatment. Although there are cooling tips on many of the devices now, it can still be painful to some, especially those with dark, coarse hair. Now, there are hair removal lasers that have larger spot sizes, so treatments can be done in minutes as opposed to hours, and there are new ways to reduce the amount of pain as well. One such device utilizes suction to effectively eliminate blood, allowing the energy to focus on the melanin in the follicle. It also distracts the nerve so the patient doesn't feel the sharp heat normally associated with these treatments. (Editor's note: In most states, physicians are required to perform laser hair removal services, or be on site when laser hair removal services are taking place. Before offering these treatments in your spa, be sure to check your state's requirements. Click here for each state board's direct contact information.)
At-home hair removal systems
There are now even at-home hair removal systems using laser light. One option uses a diode laser, but there are other devices available including one that uses pulsed light enhanced by an acoustic effect. These systems must be sold by a physician with strict instructions for the patient. One drawback is that the amount of energy used in these devices does not compare to what can be administered in a medical office, so there is some controversy about whether or not they are effective. If there is not enough energy deposited into the follicle, the hair will not be destroyed. There are also risks associated with patients having these devices at home. Some may overdo it and others may use it when inappropriate, such as after tanning.
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The future of hair removal is unknown, but it is continually evolving. There will always be a place for hair removal in society, including the methods that have been around since the Stone Age. It is a billion-dollar industry that is expected to enjoy continued growth. Even in the down economy of 2009, nearly 1.3 million laser hair removal treatments were performed, at an average national cost of $331 per treatment. What this means is that hair removal technology can be a strong investment to bring into your spa or medical spa. Consider making one or many of today's hair removal options available to your clients.
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Can Ipiutak be triggered by player A when player B plays Forcing the Truth and chooses Player A's character to exhaust while readying his own character with the second part of the Action?
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Response: After a character you control was chosen as the only target of a triggered effect, exhaust Ipiutak to copy that effect choosing another character as the target of that effect.
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Action: Exhaust 1 non-Ancient One character. Then ready 1 non-Ancient One character.
I ( player B ) said no because I believe FtT is a single triggered effect with two parts and two seperate targets therefore it does not meet the 'only target' requirement.
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Officers' Quarters: Choice and consequence {WoW}
Jan 31st 2011 9:09AM The other guys were better players than you, outgeared you and by the sounds of you outskilled you, not to mention you were playing a really gimped spec.
However they are stupid for getting into an argument over some guild chat banter, at the end of they day, they won the epix loot, that should be the painkiller over any abuse they got.
At the end of the day, dont feel guilty, if it IS really your fault im sure you would of been told by now in one way or another, just get on with playing cataclysm and chilllax.
Breakfast Topic: It was lag, I swear! {WoW}
Dec 24th 2010 8:08AM I sometimes get lag spikes during arena matches and it can sometimes directly cause a loss. The same occurs when im raiding like 1 lag spike every 30 mins or something, luckily i usually raid on my warlock which is a dps so hopefully 1 quick lag spike is not a ticket to a wipe.
However you can tell that some people are not sure or plain just dont beileve you when you say you lagged and that can suck, but thats what i get for not having a stable connection.
Also IMO there are certain times when you know that someone else is using lag as an excuse, when they probably didnt. but that probably comes from knowing them if it is a guildy and knowing what sort of player they are. E.g is they are the back stabbing elitist idiot type then you can sometimes tell they are lying.
Sorry my post wasnt as interesting but i got a lag spike and couldnt write it properly. Not my fault. blame the healers. qq. :)
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Recipe courtesy of the National Chicken Council Nutrition FactsCalories 156 Calories from Fat 59 (38%) (10%)Total Fat 6g (6%)Saturated Fat 1g Polyunsaturated Fat 2g Monounsaturated Fat 2g (13%)Cholesterol 38mg (35%)Sodium 845mg (16%)Potassium 553mg Total Carbohydrate 5g (5%)Dietary Fiber 1g Sugars 3g Sugar Alcohols 0g (37%)Protein 18g * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Nutrition facts are calculated by a food expert using nutritional values provided by the USDA for common products used as recipe ingredients. Actual nutritional values may differ depending on the amounts or products used and can be affected by cooking methods. Copyright 2015 Aisle7. All rights reserved. Aisle7.com Read our healthy recipe definitions. Learn more about Aisle7, the company. Learn more about the authors of Aisle7 products. The information presented here is for informational purposes only and was created by a team of US-registered dietitians and food experts. Consult your doctor, practitioner, and/or pharmacist for any health problem and before using any supplements, making dietary changes, or before making any changes in prescribed medications. Information expires June 2016. |


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noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Work for voice or voices and instruments of the Baroque era. From its beginnings in early 17th-century Italy, both secular and religious cantatas were written. The earliest cantatas were generally for solo voice and minimal instrumental accompaniment. Cantatas soon developed a dramatic character and alternating sections of recitative and aria, paralleling the simultaneous development of opera, and they came to resemble unstaged operatic scenes or acts. In Germany the Lutheran cantata developed more directly out of the expanding choral motet, and almost always involved a chorus. A single chorale (hymn) often served as the basis for an entire cantata, which might have up to 10 diverse numbers, including duets, recitatives, and choral fugues. The most celebrated are the approximately 200 written by Johann Sebastian Bach. After c. 1750 the cantata gradually declined.
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Last week, Motorola made some changes to its ICS timeline. Most of the changes didn't sound so good - several devices that were originally on the roster to get ICS were changed to "further plans coming soon." Among those devices was the ATRIX, Photon, and Electrify, which are all basically the same phone. Now, Motorola has made yet another change to the timeline, and it's not good news for owners of the aforementioned devices.
US Cellular just sent out a presser for the upcoming Motorola Electrify, which is basically a rebranded Photon 4G minus WiMax. There's little doubt that this will be US Cellular's flagship device, as it's far-and-above their current highest-spec'd device:
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Foraging for food is a new concept for me. This rose hip jelly is my first dive into it, and I'm hooked!
The idea of a hot pepper jam didn't even occur to me until my colleague channeled her inner-foodie and excitedly told me about 'the best' jam she's ever eaten! She confessed she could smear it on just about everything. Well, maybe not everything.
Red currant jelly: frequently specified in recipes, rarely seen on store shelves. But all you need are some red currants, a jelly bag and a dream. And some sugar and a little no sugar pectin. (Ponder that koan while you cook the jelly...)
Basil and lemon combine forces with spectacular results in this beautiful and fragrant jelly.
Wonderfully simple jelly. Various flavors/colors can be created by blanching various fruit in wine.
Surprisingly, this unique recipe for Dandelion Jelly creates a delicious golden jelly that tastes very similar to honey.
Who doesn't like doughnuts? No one, right? It turns out they aren't that difficult to make at home with a couple hours, a few basic ingredients and tools you'll be in jelly doughnut heaven. You'll also have some spare rhubarb jelly for later!
A recipe for dandelion jelly that uses a few simple ingredients and homemade apple pectin stock. A beautiful golden jelly with a unique, complex flavor reminiscent of honey.
Sweet Tea Jelly is great on toast or biscuits, and amazing in the center of a thumbprint sugar cookie. But for a little something different, use it as a glaze for chicken wings or a pork roast.
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Researchers at the Gladstone Institute of Cardiovascular Disease (GICD) and the University of California, San Francisco have unraveled a complex signaling process that reveals how different types of cells interact to create a heart. It has long been known that heart muscle cells (cardiomyocytes) actively divide and expand in the embryo, but after birth this proliferative capacity is permanently lost. How this transition occurs has not been known. In the current issue of the journal Developmental Cell, the scientists show that the secret to this switch lies in the cells that surround the muscle cells, known as fibroblasts, which send signals that tell cardiomyocytes to divide or get bigger in size. Manipulation of these signals may be able to induce cardiomyocytes to divide again for regenerative purposes after heart attacks.
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What's believed to have been a clash between Buddhist and Muslims in Rakhine State in western Burma has claimed the lives of nine people, according to a Burmese government official.
Rakhine residents in Taunggote Township apparently attacked victims believed to be Muslims who were visiting the area from central Burma, according to Agency France Presse.
"We heard nine people were killed by ethnic Rakhine residents in Taunggote town this evening. We do not know the details yet," a government official told AFP.
Local residents reportedly said the recent rape and murder of an ethnic Rakhine girl had stirred sectarian anger and suspicions in the area. One man from the village where the attack took place said a mob of ethnic Rakhines set upon a bus that they believed was carrying those responsible for the murder-rape, said the news agency.
"More than a hundred people beat and killed those people. The residents even torched the bus," he said, adding that the police arrived but were unable to control the rampaging crowd.
Another local man also told AFP that the crowd murdered the passengers in an attempt to capture the supposed killers of the girl.
Clashes between Buddhists and Muslims occur periodically in Burma and in Rakhine State, which borders Bangladesh and is a hotspot for religious tensions.
Buddhists make up some 89 per cent of Burma's population, with Muslims representing about four per cent.
Rakhine state has a large Muslim minority. Among them, the Rohingya are the most well known, making up approximately 25 per cent of the state's population. The Rohingya population, according to a 2009 U.N. estimate, numbered about 723,000; they are not counted as citizens by the government and are denied common benefits.
Almost 300,000 Rohingya live in Bangladesh as refugees, which has created a social problem for Bangladesh and Burma.
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The Illinois Tollway is hosting a free "Construction Contracts 101 Training Webinar" on July 12.
The training webinar is for contractors who want to learn more about how to do business with the Illinois Tollway. This interactive webinar is geared toward contractors and specialty subcontractors in the heavy-highway construction industry who are interested in playing a role in the Tollway's new 15-year, $12 billion capital program, Move Illinois: The Illinois Tollway Driving the Future. Presenters will include Illinois Tollway leadership and staff from the Engineering and Diversity and Strategic Development Departments.
When: Thursday, July 12, from 9 a.m. CT to noon
Where: www.illinoistollway.com
What: The Illinois Tollway Construction Contracts 101 Training Webinar will help participants learn how to navigate the construction contract process, including the following:
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• Understanding critical documents
• Bond and insurance requirements
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Participants may take the opportunity to ask questions throughout the presentation and during the 30-minute question-and-answer session at the end of the webinar. To register or get more information, visit the "Doing Business" section of the Illinois Tollway website.
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By taking the suspense, challenge and visceral charge of the original, and adding startling new realism and responsiveness, Half-Life 2 opens the door to a world where the player's presence affects everything around him, from the physical environment to the behaviours even the emotions of both friends and enemies.
We benchmark Half Life 2 with our own custom timedemos as to avoid possible driver optimizations using the "record demo_name" command and loading the timedemo with the "timedemo demo_name" command - For a full list of the commands, click here.
Results speak for themselves, DDR-2 makes an impressive splash above 533MHz, but DDR still can't be counted out and again we can see we see a good increase in performance when overclock due to the higher clock speeds.


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DJ Catskillz's passion for music blossomed in high school from listening to her twin brother's rap collection: Run DMC, Ice-T & Beastie Boys, and from stealing Blondie and Prince vinyl from her parent's album collection.
She started DJing on commercial radio at 19 and that same year she started spinning vinyl at her college campus bar in her native homeland of Canada. She's also DJed while working as an executive in the music business in Toronto for 8 years and the last 10 years while living in New York.
She now has regular nights DJing at Fontanas (LES) and Idle Hands Bar (EV). Plus she spins occasionally at various charity, holiday and music events including the WIM Annual Holiday Party and Lollapalooza parties in Chicago.
She spins a cool mix of new & vintage: rock*alternative*punk*new wave*electro*hip hop*dream pop*summer soul
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I got the core game and it is easy enough to learn to play, I think the hardest learning curve is possibly deck building. Like if you mix and match different factions you have to decide if you're going to play with hero or villains. Other than that it's fairly easy to learn.
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Vancouver acts talk Amanda Palmer and TED: A new way to pay?
If you're not familiar with Amanda Palmer, let me bring you up to speed.
She is half of the "Brechtian punk cabaret" duo The Dresden Dolls, half the conjoined-twins on piano performance artists/musical duo Evelyn Evelyn, and half the power couple that is Amanda "Fucking" Palmer and award-winning author Neil Gaiman. She's also an accomplished soloist, perhaps a bit of an attention whore, and, most recently, an online punching bag after she followed a $1 million Kickstarter triumph with an appeal for free labour.
Throughout that debacle, Palmer remained steadfast, stressing again and again on her website that it is expensive to be a musician, dammit.
To be fair, Palmer was bringing "volunteer" musicians on stage long before her success with Kickstarter. And she retracted a request for musicians to join her on stage without compensation shortly after the shitstorm her latest call out produced. But it still seemed a bit rich (and down right offensive, to some) that the request was made so soon after the crowdsourcing windfall that was only made possible by the contributions of generous fans.
Addressing the matter once and for all on February 27, Palmer gave a 14-minute TED talk entitled "The art of asking", wherein she spoke about where she's coming from, why she does what she does, and why what she's doing is the right thing to do.
Palmer compares street performance (where she began in the entertainment industry) to crowdsourcing, arguing that they are one and the same. Performance is a valuable art, and asking for money in exchange should be seen as fair compensation, not begging.
"For most of human history, musicians, artists—they've been part of the community," she said at TED, "connectors and openers, not untouchable stars. Celebrity is about a lot of people loving you from a distance. But the internet and the content that we're freely able to share on it are taking us back. It's about a few people loving you up close and about those people being enough."
Vancouver jazz-fusion sextet Brasstronaut raised $15,471 in 30 days on Indiegogo, another crowdsourcing website. To promote and press their second album, the 2010 Polaris Prize long-listers had counted on a Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent on Recordings (FACTOR) grant, until it fell through. So the group had to get resourceful, clarinetist Sam Davidson said today in a telephone interview. "It was a desperate moment but we went for it."
"The world is changing, people don't want to buy and experience music the same way that they have for the last 100 years," he continued. "Now we can interact with the artists that we like and build relationships."
"You can never really count on federal funding these days because it is so darn competitive. I don't know what would have happened if we hadn't accomplished that campaign, I think the band would have folded."
Vancouver guitarist Gordon Grdina, who has been working in Canada's music business for over ten years, agreed with Davidson.
"What the fuck do you expect us to do as artists?" he asked. "We have to do things like Kickstarter now because record companies won't touch anything that doesn't sell over 200,000 records. If you make anything that's indie or artistic, you're not going to be able to make close to that, so where are you going to get funds to make music and do tours and make what you are?"
Not everyone thinks crowdsourcing is fair. Last year, Vancouver music critic Michael Mann wrote in the Georgia Straight that bands asking for money on crowdsourcing sites "come across as a bunch of shameless and entitled pricks."
He went on to state that the good old days, when a band had to suffer for their art and put its money where its mouth is, have been replaced by "sickeningly safe-and-easy websites that allow you to turn your band into a charitable cause in five minutes."
Mann mentioned Brasstronaut in his article, saying the band used the site to "hire a publicist to get them more pixels of coverage on the blogs."
"It's just such an old construct," Davidson responded. "There's so many people who are able to support your music in different capacities, and every one of those ways is perfectly valid from an artist's standpoint. We have to let people imagine how they want to experience their relationship with their favourite artist; some people can give more and some people can give less."
It's an idea that echoes the main point of Palmer's TED talk: it's about the relationship between the artist and the consumer. The focus should not be on how to make fans pay for music—that model's dead—but rather how to let them. "When we really see each other, we want to help each other," she said.
"A lot of people are confused by the idea of no hard sticker price," Palmer explained. "They see it as an unpredictable risk, but things I have done...I don't see these things as risk, I see them as trust. The online tools to make the exchange as easy and as instinctive as the street, they're getting there. But the perfect tools aren't going to help us if we can't face each other and give and receive fearlessly, but more important, to ask without shame."
However, you can count on one finger the recording acts who are in position to leave a major label, which created their public foundation, then, partner with Neil Gaiman and his 600,000 twitter followers or whatever it was at that time...
As Bart Simpson said "Snipers, where are you?"
In answer to your question: none.
SpinCity, you said it better than I could. Thank you.
It seems to me that every time an artist manages to make money, there is someone waiting to call them a sellout (or worse) for doing it. Those people are assholes.
The world isn't fair and rules are only illusions we believe in.
You are spot on with "Amanda Palmer's way is right - for her." She would be the first to state such, and that her way is one possible way. It would be difficult for her to do a TED talk on someone's path however.
@Jiff It's not free, it's an exchange which doesn't involve money. There is a difference.
@the author: "crowdsourcing windfall that was only made possible by the contributions of generous fans."
I backed the kick starter, but it wasn't out of generosity. I pre-purchased her album. It's not a "windfall" it's "sales". I also pre-purchase video games but no one claims electronic arts is benefiting from my 'generosity'.


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Boys Basketball: Richards outlasts Lemont
By Dennis Nelson For Sun-Times Media January 14, 2014 9:40PM
Richards' Dedrick Shannon Jr. (right) shoots over Lemont's Ben Groselak. | Dennis Nelson/For Sun-Times Media
Updated: February 16, 2014 6:32AM
Richards held Lemont to 34 percent shooting and made enough free throws to post a 60-56 South Suburban Red road win Tuesday night in Lemont.
The Bulldogs hit 23-of-34 from the charity stripe to run their marks to 11-3 overall and 6-0 in the league. Lemont made just 21-of-62 shots in falling to 9-7, 4-2.
"It's a conference win on the road, and we'll take it," Richards coach John Chappetto said. "That's important. We're 6-0 in the conference — and our goal is to win our conference."
"We didn't shoot the ball particularly well and their constant defensive pressure had an effect on us," Lemont coach Rick Runaas said. "We were around the basket, especially in the second half, but couldn't score."
Dedrick Shannon Jr. led the Bulldogs with 23 points, including 13-of-17 shooting from the line. Jaylan Catledge and Josh Meier each had double-doubles of 10 points and 10 rebounds.
Rory Cunningham led Lemont with 11 points and 10 rebounds. Mike Wisz added 10 points and seven rebounds.
"The one thing we thought we'd be able to do is put pressure on their guards and make it as hard as we can on Mike Wisz," Chappetto said. "He's a great high school basketball player."
Richards led 12-11 after a quarter and 24-20 late in the second. A free throw by Ryan Shereck and a three-pointer by Austin Gumber tied it at 24. A free throw by Shannon with 2.1 seconds left in the second quarter gave the visitors a 27-26 lead at the break.
Lemont had more fouls (12) than field goals (8) through the first two quarters.
Richards scored the first seven points of the third quarter. A layup by Spencer Tears, a long three-pointer by Thaer Othman and a floater in the lane off a second chance by Shannon gave the Bulldogs a 34-26 lead with 6:16 left in the third.
Lemont did not hit a third-quarter field goal during the first 4:45. The drought allowed Richards to build a 40-29 lead on a floater in the lane midway through the quarter by Shannon. The visitors took a 46-37 lead into the final quarter.
Trailing 49-41, Lemont switched to a fullcourt press. Gumber's three-pointer cut it to 53-48. Luis Marquez's putback with 2:22 left cut the lead to 54-50.
Richards hit 6-of-9 from the free-throw line over the final 1:24 to leave the door open for a Lemont comeback.
"We were right there and that's all we can ask for," Runaas said. "We had a chance."


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Alec Steele demonstrates at NWBA Conference
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I tell you what, this guy is going places, i'm in awe.
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I'll do my best to take lots of pictures and post them on facebook.... Anyone who is friends on facebook feel free to repost the photos on IFI
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I wish I could have went down for this but I have all our gear loaded for a railing we are doing on a island,
we have to leave on monday and it wouldnt have been feasable to work all these hours and drive nearly 1000 kms and then pack up our gear and head off.
maybe next time, I hope to go to the western states in august,
If we keep getting as many jobs as we are now I many never get a vaccation lol
I wouldn't take myself seriously either, because it wouldn't be any fun.
Posted 27 April 2013 - 10:19 PM
I saw him today (Saturday). I'm impressed. He did a cupping tool, hammer, drift, heart bottle opener, and a copper ring. In 4 hours while giving a well said description of what he was doing and why when doing so. Alec was articulate and I'm glad I had the chance to see his demo today.
Posted 28 April 2013 - 04:03 PM
Saw him all three days- very impressive young-un.
Easy to talk with, good response to questions.
Eager to share his knowledge any way he can.
Enjoyed meeting / watching him work.
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EUROPE/ITALY - Father Lazzaro, "discreet martyr of charity"
Rome (Agenzia Fides) - "Discreet martyr of charity": this is how His Exc. Mgr. Nuncio Galantino, Bishop of the Diocese of Cassano all'Jonio and ad Interim Secretary General of the Italian Bishops Conference, described Father Lazzaro Longobardi, pastor of the St. Raphael the Archangel parish in Sibari, found dead on the morning of March 3, near the parsonage next to St. Joseph church, where he lived. An iron bar was found under his body with which he was killed, most likely on Sunday evening, March 2nd.
The priest, born in 1945, was ordained a priest in 1971. Since 1987 he was pastor in Sibari, loved by the entire parish community for his commitment in favor of the marginalized, especially for the thousands of immigrants who flocked to those areas in search of work. According to authorities, one of them, who was stopped, tried to extort money from the priest.
"From investigations the sad truth comes to surface of a death due to the infinite goodness and trust in others - said Mgr. Galantino – Fr. Lazzaro was a priest who had dedicated himself entirely to Christ, to the weakest and most defenseless". (SL) (Agenzia Fides 05/03/2014)
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10 DRM ripping tools
DRM is an acronym for Digital Rights Management, a broad term used to describe a number of techniques for restricting the free use and transfer of digital content. DRM is used in a number of media, but is most commonly found in video and music files.
There are many who argue that DRM is a misnomer, since it deals with use issues rather than the rights of the consumer. They therefore reinterpret DRM to stand for Digital Restrictions Management.
The following is a list of applications that can be used to rip DRM encrypted assets such as music and videos.
- QTFairUse6 – Rip iTunes music/videos
- FairUse4WM – Supports ripping of windows media encoded assets
- BackupHDDVD and BackupBluray – Also check out this article for more details.
- myFairTunes6 – Open source program myFairTunes6 is designed to remove the digital rights management (DRM) from your iTunes Music Store-purchased songs.
- JHymn – You buy some new music through iTunes, you run JHymn — hopefully do no more than click one or two buttons — and when you quit JHymn and go back to iTunes, all of your DRM-protected music has been seamlessly replaced by unlocked, DRM-free music with the same sound quality as your original purchases, music which is virtually indistinguishable from music that you rip from your own CDs.
- Dvd Decrypter – Objective: of an original Dvd to make a private copy (whenever the Law of your country allows it) without losing quality (nonDivx, noncourteous, all the options, etc) using Dvd Decrypter.
- DRM Dumpster – DRM Dumpster is the legal way to convert DRM tracks from your iTunes music library to standard files. DRM Dumpster uses a CD-RW and iTunes itself to convert all of the DRM music files in your library or in a play list of your choice to files that you can use with any music player. With DRM Dumpster you can create MP3, AAC, Apple Lossles, AIFF, or WAV files from your DRM files.
- SlySoft's AnyDVD – AnyDVD works in the background to automatically remove the copy protection of a DVD movie as soon as it's inserted into the drive, allowing you then to backup the movie using a DVD backup tool such as CloneDVD and CloneDVD mobile. You can also remove the RPC region code, thereby making the movie region free and viewable on any DVD player and with any DVD player software.
- SoundTaxi – SoundTaxi can easily and legally convert DRM-protected music files and various audio files to unprotected MP3, CD, iPod and other MP3 player file formats at high speed and CD quality. This is a commercial product and can be purchased for $14.90.
- Anti Drm – A very detailed article explaining DRM and provides techniques on how to crack DRM based assets. Probably the best resource available on how to deal with DRM restriction.
This article does not promote theft of any sort…we're just saying DRM sucks!


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We have heard about solar panels that lie overtop of the corrugated metal roofing. Does anyone have any experience with this? We do get heavy snow in our area but have heard that it will sheet the snow off with no damage to the panels? Also what is the energy output like compared to the standard panels (I'm still really new to solar), just looking into a few things to see if it feasible for us. |
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Languages of Early Britain
Date: 21 May 2009
Venue: Whitworth Council Chamber, University of Manchester
Organiser: Stephen Laker
Linguistic fields: Historical linguistics, language contact
Languages: Germanic, Celtic, Italic, Pictish
The University of Manchester Institute of Linguistics and Language Studies is hosting a one-day workshop devoted to current research on the languages of Early Britain.
The event aims to foster an exchange of ideas between postgraduate as well as established researchers of differing specializations who have a shared interest in the linguistic situation in Britain during the Late Roman and Early Medieval periods.
Programme (provisional)
9.15 - 9.30 | Opening |
9.30 - 10.15 | Katrin Thier (Oxford): 'Language and technology: Some examples from seafaring, Germanic and Celtic' |
10:15 -11.00 |
Philip Shaw (Sheffield): 'Hredmonað, Hlyda, Rugern: in search of Anglo-Saxon month-names' |
11:00 -11:45 | Alderik Blom (Cambridge): 'The Welsh Glosses in the Vocabularium Cornicum: identification and Interpretation' |
11.45 -1:00 | Lunch |
1.00 - 1.45 | Guto Rhys (Glasgow): 'Towards a phonology of northern Brittonic' |
1:45 - 2:30 | Stephen Laker (Manchester): 'Early Brittonic influence on English phonology' |
2:30 - 3:15 | Peter Trudgill (Adger): 'Old English, Late British, Old Norse: what really happened?' |
3:15 - 3:45 | Coffee |
3.45 - 5.00 | Paul Russell (Cambridge): 'Latin and British in Roman and sub-Roman Britain: some questions of morphology' |
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Anyone wishing to attend Languages of Early Britain should get in touch with Stephen Laker (email@example.com) as soon as possible: seating capacity is limited, due in part to the fact that several seats are reserved for Manchester postgraduate students.


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WoW Moviewatch: Buddhist 3v3: Ming Must Die! {WoW}
Apr 4th 2009 1:56AM This is made of absolute and unaltered win!
Too bad it's 3.08, made before Rogue became the shitholes they are now.
WoW Moviewatch: 5 Cap by Abandonation {WoW}
Apr 1st 2009 12:10PM Meh
The evolutionary design of Arena gear {WoW}
Mar 23rd 2009 8:43AM RP stand for retarded player.
Encrypted Text: Rogue arena comps in the 2v2 bracket {WoW}
Feb 9th 2009 8:04AM Less QQ please. Or else I shall the magic of Toddonia to be unleashed upon you.
If you are going to criticise rogues, at least some reasonable arguments :/.
Ghostcrawler on the state of the Mage {WoW}
Feb 3rd 2009 9:07PM Thank You! Why do YOU have the right to not have your content and WE should be the one getting ridden off?
If you want to play this game we can do it too:
"Personally, I'd like Raids' to have a patch where people can compete, get their e-peens epics, and be done. Let's allow the developers to spend less time on Raids' and more time on new PvP content."
So how easy it is!
World of Warcraft, as seen on television {WoW}
Jan 25th 2009 3:07AM He said it!!!
For The Horde!!!
How Patch 3.0.8 changes PvP, continued {WoW}
Jan 23rd 2009 1:05AM Wonderful Rogue art! Someone know where I can get or buy a full picture of it!!
Arena tourneys need more Blizzard support? {WoW}
Jan 15th 2009 2:32AM You guys just hate it cos you suck at it, Arena is fun and one of the most interesting aspect of this game.
Stop the hate and let us get our PvP gears with Arena.
Encryped Text: One Rogue's take on Season 5 {WoW}
Dec 24th 2008 7:13PM I guess one thing Blizz is not getting is that DKs should be about control when it comes to PvP instead of DPS, DKs SHOULD NOT be able to DPS unless they spec blood (I'm still amazed UDK seems to do potentially more damage then Blood and Frost spec combined, seems wrong).
However they should be good at keeping the enemy in check with diseases, anti-magic stuffs and movement control, as they are already, the problem is that they are also good at DPSing people, once blizz start lowering Unholy damage, enhance Frost controlling abilities, and raise Blood damage them DKs will be balanced and the environment will be balanced hopefully.
Encryped Text: One Rogue's take on Season 5 {WoW}
Dec 24th 2008 6:58PM I started to do some arena matches, most of them 3v3 and what I noticed is the overall versatility of DKs, not only they can control movements (Death Grip), cancel HoT, keep a target in combat with their ghoul, rip a caster to hell, and bash your head with Frost Fever and Obliterate, they basically have a solution for everything. Coupled with a Ret, this is just ridiculous.
Though there is one really great thing for us rogues, Frost Fever and diseases DoTs from DKs do not break stealth :D, making us able to vanish with ease and strike back. I'm 42/2/27, with improved Gouge for assured re-stealth for more Overkill and Master of Subtlety, and Preparation for another panic button and more Cold Blood and Vanish. So not having to worry from Frost Fever breaking stealth make me able to vanish anytime shit happens and wait for dismantle to pop again and restart the slaughter.
Overall Rogue against DK is a very difficult fight, but far from impossible, one mistake and you die, its that simple.


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First off a little bit about myself:
-Born and raised in New York City, part-timing to get back to school, turning 24 in the summer(1990 baby Leo!)
-I hike here and there, take public transportation very often, walk EVERYWHERE(staircase included)
I simply don't drive.
-I am pretty short(imho) 5'6 and pretty skinny, nothing major to note of my body type, absolutely average body length on legs, arms, torso.
-I also tend to get sick for like half the year...winter colds, spring allergies. (reason to mention will be somewhere here)
To start off, the bag came a full month earlier than expected(the backorder thing so was SUPER happy :D)
Thankfully, ordered the S19 before price change, BUT it will not hinder my decision on buying more bags from here in the future.
Reason for review, I know this is probably one of the most reviewed bags out there but I wanted to point out somethings for potential buyers who are still debating on how the bag actually is. I specifically mentioned my body type because I had trouble deciding on the S25 and S19 because 5'6 is exactly the height recommended for both. Also, because this is a heavily reviewed bag and probably one of the bags most new buyers look into.
At first glance, I wasn't too happy. the bag looked so small from my expectations. But soon I realized that i was wearing my old backpack sagging this whole time. on my 5'6 height, I am told the bag looks very fit and matches my style of clothing since i wear slim fit or fitted clothing. I also have to note that the bag came just in time for an event I was attending because none of my bags were water resistant nor proof. I had to dress formally and put the bag in wet weather right away without giving it the "new product treatment" (you know.. when you are careful about placing it on floors, hug it when you go outside until the day comes you throw it everywhere.. my poor smartphone... xD)
The side compartments are the BEST features about this whole bag. They are essentially pockets: Weather in NYC changes so drastically that I can't tell sometimes if i need a jacket or not. I have major, MAJOR problems in the summer or warm weathers when I don't have my jacket to hold my wallet/phone/keys/tissue(allergies/colds)/medicine(even eyedrops)/lip balm. This side compartment alone lets me hug my bag in subways while having one strap on my shoulder. If you live in NYC and take public transportation, let me tell you it's very important to keep track of all your things(pickpockets, standing during rush hour and super packed with people on top of you). The side compartment came with a key strap and I don't have to take my whole bag off to open/lock my door. I HAVE to add that this side bag fits my coffee container/canteen that is sorta short(will try to provide pictures in later posts)
The middle compartments are a new experience. my old bag's best feature is in fact the side net that holds water bottles. I still miss it in a way but not in anyway dissatisfied with the S19's compartment. Unlike other TheNorthFace bags and some hiking bags I had, my old backpack had very good side nets and I worried how the S19 would adjust. fits bottled water, sodas, 2 20oz bottles. very solid and keeping it in the middle does help balance. There is a second middle compartment right below the zipper of the water compartment. This one fits most wallets and a 3x3inch post-it. Solid extra compartment but nothing too heavily reliable to put a lot of things into because it stays on top of the water compartment's upper area.
Now onto the bottom compartment: AMAZINGGG!!! I have a bunch of backpacks that never made use of it at all because everything would put weight on it or interfere with the main compartment but the design of the S19 allows you to keep this area completely separate. I have to point out IT CANNOT fit most toiletry bags that come from beauty packages and shaving product packages etc. You would almost HAVE to get something in between those common toiletry bags and a pencil case. But you know what fits? a 20oz bottled drink. I noticed a lot of people(online) buy the Tom Bihn organizer and place chargers and other electronics, but since i didn't purchase anything of that sort yet i can't tell you much about that. There were a few instances where I had my coffee canteen in the side compartment, 1 liter bottle in my middle and purchased a 20oz drink outside and placed it in the bottom witch was so clutch since i was playing basketball all day long and wanted a lot of liquids with me. Also have to note how clutch it was when i placed a deckbox for trading cards for two decks into it SO perfectly! (for those who are Trading Card game players)
Main compartment is actually disappointing... It does fit sizable, legal sized(8.5(2.5?)x14inch) files. and width is solid but the depth? it's less than expected. I'd say maybe 3 large texbooks at max(really depends on the book size). Laptop 13inches regular WILL fit with ease though, but not sure if i can add a textbook or two. More like a jacket with is flexible can make it with the laptop and a softshell workbook. There is a pouch inside attached to the side where all the other compartments are, not to the backside. I can comfortable place my Moleskine large(for them, large is 8.5 and 5inch) book or a wide planner, even my Trading Card album of 160 cards,[Ultra-Pro binder]. The length of the main compartment absolutely makes up for it though, after placing your books and binder, etc. you can actually place those big toiletry bags or Tom Bihn's Cube Organizers(assuming from online videos and it's smaller than the toiletry bags i have so it's an educated guess?) with no problem at all.
Overall, the bag is an absolute positive for me. I don't know for sure even now if S25 is something i absolutely need but not on my mind anymore. The Dyneema is all over inside and so beautiful to look at when you open your bag. it looks durable as well which will have my consider it on the outside for my future bags for sure. The overall distribution with the side, middle and bottom compartment is genius and can't go back to wearing my old bags at all. I run around all over NYC and for me the Synapse 19 is my partner in crime!
Now on to saving for my next bag: Aeronaut '45'
P.S: I am in the process of moving so will post pictures to prove or simplify what I am talking about in the future so stay tuned, potential buyers!


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Summer School 2012 - ApplicationTurn a "C" into an "A" and Increase his Grade Point AverageIf your son made a "C" or lower in any of his courses during the regular school year, particularly those building block courses that require a foundation of knowledge to progress to the next level (ex. Pre-Algebra - Algebra), it would benefit him to retake the course during Summer School. We will work with your son to raise his grade and then replace the lower grade on his official transcript. If your son's transcript contains all A's and high B's, we encourage you to consider Summer School 2012 as an opportunity for him to get ahead academically and to receive important organization, athletic, teamwork and leadership experience. Many colleges use these experiences to differentiate between applicants. In addition, Fishburne is offering JROTC Leadership & Education Training (LET) 1, 2, & 3 during Summer School. The JROTC instruction and training is focused upon developing each student's ability to achieve leadership, character, and academic success. Taking JROTC may help cadets increase their potential to receive ROTC scholarships and to be selected for admission to one of the United States Service Academies. Normally cadet officers must be enrolled in LET3 during their senior year. Thus, if your son started at FMS as a junior he needs to take LET2 during the next summer.
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Course OfferingsCourses offered during Summer School are: English (Grades 7-12), Science 7, Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, General Mathematics, Pre-Algebra, Algebra I & II, Geometry, Leadership Education Training 1, 2, & 3, World History, U.S. and Virginia History, U.S. and Virginia Government, Word Processing, Spanish I and II, Study Skills, and Kaplan SAT Preparation. There is an additional charge for the Kaplan program. Each of these courses may be offered as a repeat course (70 hours) or as a new course (140 hours). FMS reserves the right to cancel any class or activity with fewer than five cadets enrolled during Summer School.
Sports and Weekday Extracurriculars During Summer School, Fishburne offers daily sports camps for soccer, basketball, golf, football, tennis, wrestling and strength & conditioning. On Wednesday afternoons, cadets participate in an adventure or confidence building activity such as rappelling, orienteering, or building a one-rope bridge. On Friday afternoons Summer School cadets receive additional cadet and military training until 5:30 p.m. These activities are directed by the Commandant's Office and by Fishburne's JROTC Staff. Fishburne will once again offer a Summer School Aviation program as a cooperative venture between Fishburne and Wayesboro-Eagle's Nest Airport. The program offering is contingent on the availability of flight school instructors and having at least five students sign up. The program allows cadets the opportunity to learn more about aviation through both classroom and hands-on experience. The cost of the program is $275.00.Evening Study HallsCadets study in their rooms from 8:00 - 9:30 p.m. During this time, teachers and Cadet Development Officers supervise and help students stay on task. There is also a supervised study hall for cadets who are failing to do their work on time. Fishburne is expanding its iPad integration efforts, and many of the classes during Summer School will be conducted using aspects of the iPad. All cadets are strongly encouraged to have an iPad for Summer School and for the School Year. All iPads must not be the 3G version.TuitionTuition includes haircuts, room and board, sports programs and the JROTC sponsored adventure training. Tuition for Summer School is $3,890.00 for New Boarding Students, $3,390.00 for second year cadets and $2,890.00 for third year summer cadets.WeekendSummer School cadets who are making satisfactory academic progress and have no disciplinary issues may enjoy town passes or weekend leaves after classes and training on Friday afternoons at 5:30 p.m. If on leave a cadet must return by 7:30 p.m. on Sunday. Each weekend, the FMS Cadet Services Department has arranged for optional activities such as amusement park visits or paint ball trips. Additional costs are associated with these trips and activities. Every Sunday, cadets who remain on campus for the weekend must attend a religious service of their choice or a class on character traits and values. Uniforms
Summer School cadets are issued all of the uniforms they will need for classes, athletics, activities/trips, during leave/pass, as well as parades and ceremonies. Cadet white/gray uniforms and Army ACU uniforms are rented to cadets. New cadets will receive summer class uniforms (cargo shorts and T-shirts), sports uniforms (shorts and T-shirts) and cadet leave uniforms (gray trousers, white shirts, leather shoes and accoutrements). Many items required during Summer School can be purchased in the FMS Cadet Store during check-in. Returning, "old men," cadets must bring their uniforms issued during the regular school year, or previous summer school, for use during Summer School.
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Mary was born November 8, 1953 to Marjorie and Alphonso Del Campo. She spent her childhood in Southern California, and lived here in Fort Bragg for 30 years before relocating to Michigan in 1997.
Mary was a magnetic person with a vibrant personality. She was truly beautiful inside and out and she touched the lives of many. She was very politically active, and loved our president wholeheartedly. She was also a writer who wrote fantasy fiction that was read by people all over the world.
Most importantly, Mary was a wife, a mom, a grandma, a sister, an aunt, a niece, a cousin and a dear friend. She was very spiritual and believed that our life here was just the beginning of a fantastic journey. We all look forward to being with her again one day on that journey. She will be missed tremendously.


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Max Occupancy: 8 guests (up to 7 children, 6 infants)Studio, 1 King Bed
Max Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)Family-friendly condominium resort with an outdoor pool, in Orlando (Downtown Disney® area/Lake Buena Vista)
A stay at Cypress Pointe Resort places you in the heart of Orlando, convenient to Orlando Premium Outlets Vineland Ave and SeaWorld® Orlando.
This family-friendly condominium resort is within close proximity of Mary Queen of the Universe Shrine and Little Lake Bryan.
Make yourself at home in one of the 159 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and DVD players are provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include phones and coffee/tea makers.
Take advantage of recreational opportunities offered, including an outdoor pool, an outdoor tennis court, and a fitness center. This condominium resort also features wireless Internet access (surcharge), an arcade/game room, and gift shops/newsstands. If you're planning a day at a nearby theme park, you can hop on the shuttle (surcharge).
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The condominium resort offers a snack bar/deli. Public areas are equipped with high-speed wireless Internet access (surcharge). In addition to an outdoor pool and a children's pool, Cypress Pointe Resort provides an outdoor tennis court and a fitness center. This family-friendly condominium resort also offers tour/ticket assistance, barbecue grills, and an arcade/game room.
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- Year Built 1992
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An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include an outdoor tennis court and a fitness center.
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