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Inspectors have concluded that the Sherman Building at the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Washington suffered significant damage in last week's earthquake. The Sherman Building is part of the facility that houses the Lincoln Cottage. President Lincoln rarely left the District during the war and he often retreated to the cottage that now bears his name to enjoy the solitude and escape the miserable heat and humidity of downtown DC. The Sherman Building was built in the picturesque style of architecture, which incorporated classic building features into a modern, nineteenth century sensibility emphasizing the surrounding natural environment. The Sherman Building was originally named the Scott Building in honor of General Winfield Scott, who devised the plan to build the Soldiers' Home after the Mexican War. In one of those ironies you come across when studying the American Civil War, it was Senator Jefferson Davis who steered the legislation creating the Soldiers' Home through Congress in 1851.
Irene Report
We had our water…
and our candles.
We had our small torch and reading lights in case of a power outage.
We double-checked the batteries.
We had stocked up earlier, but this was the bread aisle at the local supermarket.
For the first time I believe in history, the New York City subway system–all 722 miles–was shut down in its entirety due to natural causes. The city did a remarkable job throughout the storm.
We never lost power and used the time to rewatch Abraham and Mary.
Thankfully we had the Iron Brigade on our side throughout the worst of it.
By late Sunday morning we were finally able to get out and get some fresh air.
There were many branches knocked down but this was the worst of it.
The automobiles were not damaged in any serious way.
All told we consider ourselves fortunate. Wherever you are, if you were touched by the storm we hope you are as well.
Hello Irene
Hey everybody, it is the calm before the storm here in Gotham. Everything is shutting down and the Hayfoot and I are going to ride the storm out at home. Sunday is going to be the Big Day. I for one am going to catch up on some reading and probably break out some 54mm regiments in Blue and Gray on the living room floor. I am somewhat at ease going into the storm because I turned in the draft of a small writing project earlier this evening. I was going to put the final touches on it next week but with the storm coming I wanted to get it done. One less thing to worry about. Have a good weekend and I will back on Monday.
America's Best Idea turns 95
Today is the 95th anniversary of President Woodrow Wilson's signing of the Organic Act, the legislation that created the National Park Service. Like all large organizations the NPS is not perfect. Still, our nation would be a smaller place culturally and intellectually were it not for the existence of our national parks and the people who work in them. Right now rangers are working harder than ever to ensure that visitors have a rewarding and meaningful experience. Nowhere is this truer than at the Civil War battlefields and dozens of other sites related to the War of the Rebellion and the era. It remains to be seen how the country's economic problems will effect the parks in the long term. Given the serious challenges we face today it is unlikely that the NPS will be able to undertake the types of projects it did in the 1950s and 1960s as it prepared for its 50th anniversary in 1966. The parks are especially vulnerable because they are not seen as essential services necessary in the course of our daily lives. Still, there are encouraging signs. Visitation has never been higher at the Civil War related sites and is only expected to grow in the next few years. The Park has also embraced social media, such as podcasting, in a big way. We will see what the future brings. One thing seems certain: the best way to protect our parks is to visit them.
Jerry Leiber, 1933-2011
Jerry Leiber, one half of the songwriting team that gave us such hits as "Hound Dog, "King Creole," and "Jailhouse Rock," to name a very few, has died. What you notice when people such as he pass on is how young they were. Leiber had been in the business for almost six decades and was still only seventy eight when he passed on. More on the creative tension between various songwriting duos here.
(Image/Library of Congress)
Cyclorama Building on the move?
Authorities at Gettysburg National Military Park announced that they are exploring the feasibility of relocating Richard Neutra's Cyclorama Building to a less conspicuous location. This may be the least bad option given the possibility that the Park Service may never be granted the authority to demolish the site.
Gettysburg Cyclorama Building; photo/Don Wiles
I am always sympathetic to the arguments of architectural historians and preservationists that we are losing too much of our cultural heritage. Every time I walk through the travesty that is the current Penn Station I rue the loss of the magisterial original. It is fair to argue, too, that Neutra's Gettysburg building is now itself part of the history of the evolution of the park, part of the Mission 66 project and designed to reflect the stature of the United States during the Cold War and Space Age. Still, despite the nostalgia that many feel for the building they visited during their youth, the fact remains that the building never worked. For one thing the Modernist structure sits incongruously atop Ziegler's Grove on Cemetery Ridge, the site of some of the hardest fighting on Day 3 of the battle. It was also structurally unsound, leaking frequently, and responsible for a great deal of the damage the Cyclorama incurred in the decades it was housed in the building. Besides, there are plenty of representative Neutra buildings still standing.
Neutra's Miller House, Palm Springs; photo/Ilpo's Sojourn
Whatever happens, a permanent solution to the Cyclorama Building issue will hopefully be forthcoming in the intermediate future. Stay tuned.
Summer's almost gone
I am sorry about the paucity of posts recently. The Hayfoot and I are squeezing out a few last days of vacation before the busy fall semester begins. I am typing these words from a coffee shop in Union Station. We came to DC to see the sites and catch up with some friends. DC means more to me with each visit because I learn more with each trip. I am halfway through the Lockwoods' The Siege of Washington, which chronicles the first twelve days after the fall of Ft. Sumter. The Confederate capture of the federal capital was a closer thing than I realized. DC means a great deal to me personally as well because my mother lived here as a little girl. Today would have been my grandmother's 100th birthday.
We have a lot to do when we get home. The Hayfoot starts her final semester in grad school next week and I have a number of projects coming due this fall. These are things to look forward to. I will be back next week with more posts.
Bon weekend.
Fredericksburg slavery museum site to be sold
A few weeks back the New York Times reported that former Virginia governor L. Douglas Wilder's plans for a slavery museum in Frederickisburg were in peril. Yesterday it was announced that the $7.5 million dollar property is to be sold. The project is apparently a victim of the recession and the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture that is about to break ground on the Mall near the National Gallery. It is difficult to see any endeavor such as this fail but given the overlapping scopes of the two museums it was probably inevitable that this would happen.
Moving on
Hey everybody, it's Sunday afternoon. It is also the last day of my week off. For years I always visited my father in Arkansas the first week in August. My father was not much into the Civil War but over the years he took me to Shiloh, Vicksburg, Pea Ridge and elsewhere because he knew how much visiting these places meant to me. These trips were all the more poignant because my father's health was in decline for a long period and I knew year-by-year that each visit might be the last. If he were still alive I would be flying back right now instead of typing these words. Knowing that I will never again have the chance to do so leaves me reflective, but aware too of the need to move forward and enjoy life in the moment.
We decided to have a quiet week. I took some classes at the Apple store to learn more about my new Air, went to Prospect Park and Green-Wood Cemetery, and broke out a few regiments for some skirmishing on the kitchen table. I also read Gary Gallagher's The Union War. Here are a few photos from the last seven days:
Major David B. Bridgford, Army of Northern Virginia; Green-Wood Cemetery
Moving ever onward here in Brooklyn…
Deep South baseball
African American baseball players who came up in the 1950s and 1960s often discuss their experiences playing minor league ball in the Deep South during this period. This was an especially combustible time, with the Civil Rights Movement beginning to accelerate and the situation becoming more violent by the day. Especially vulnerable were black ballplayers, who were joining Major League Baseball in larger numbers in the wake of Jackie's Robinson's integration of the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947. Minor leaguers always have a tougher lot than those who make it to The Show, but to be playing in front of a segregated crowd during the Civil Rights Era was often literally to put your life at risk. Roy White went one further; he had to wear the Confederate flag on his uniform.


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I got simple problem with my s4 HOS phone. When I plug it to my computer, USB debug mode become always available, nevertheless I did turn off debuger tools. Becouse of that i got certain problems with tranfering files between devices. Is there any solution?
Other thing I did noticed is since I plug this phone with computer my USB memory became unavailable, before that as far as I remember It was good and have something about 2gb of memory free..
In addition my pictures transfered to computer are much more worst than pics seen on phone screen, They are discoloured and very bad quality
Phone is clear, never touch any new rom or nothing else. Clean JB 4.1.1 rom. S4 ver
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When residents from 45 states and seven countries visit your museum in a year, you know you?ve got something special. At the Kentucky Gateway Museum Center, that special something is a trio of museums. The Kathleen Savage Browning Miniatures Collection houses 1/12-scale reproductions of homes, people, and artwork. This is where the prince saw handcrafted miniature mansions and apartments throughout history. Meanwhile, the Genealogical & Historical Research Library displays books and documents from the past 300 years and the Regional History Museum brings the city?s story to life through colorful dioramas and more than 4,000 artifacts, such as 19th-century wedding gowns, swords from the Civil War, and prehistoric Native American items.
The Big Zipper's three ziplines stretch over ravines, valleys, and treetops, and together measure more than 2,300 feet. On tours, visitors glide along the zipline cables while strapped into secure full-body harnesses, enjoying a bird's-eye view of the rugged scenery below.
The undulating Appalachian Mountains of West Virginia embody the state's abundant natural beauty and colorful past. Tucked away in the mountains, Charleston, West Virginia's capital and largest city, sits only a 15-minute drive away from Nitro. At the West Virginia State Museum, 26 rooms of exhibits chronicle the mountain state's history, covering eras ranging from prehistory to frontier life and coal mining.About 15 miles from the hotel, the Kanawha State Forest hums with life, boasting 9,300 acres of flora and fauna, including 19 species of wood warblers. Twenty-five miles of hiking trails and nine mountain-biking trails crisscross dense woodlands, streams, and chipmunk duplexes.
After continually traversing the globe since its breakout television performance nearly 18 years ago Riverdance returns stateside. A cast of six principal dancers will clobber the Music Hall's stage with the stomps, taps, kicks, and tackles of traditional Irish step dancing, which, when synchronized with a live band and 18 troupe dancers, sends waves of rhythm cascading over all 3,420 seats in the Spanish Baroque theater. The show's 18 scenes break into two acts: the first depicting the mythical beginnings of the Celtic people as they hatched from a kelpie's head, and the second portraying the Irish famine and ensuing wave of emigration.
When NASCAR drivers really want to have some fun?and often get back to their racing roots?they?get dirty. The adrenaline junkies power up racing machines and race around dirt tracks at speeds of more than 100 mph, sliding around the dirt corners and getting dirtier than a politician in a food fight.
Kenny Wallace Dirt Racing Experience lets speed-fiends?hop in the same type of Dirt Late Model or Sprint Cars the professionals drive and take off around dirt tracks across the country. They can ride in the passenger seat while an experienced driver careens around corners or take over the wheel after a 45-minute class. No racing experience is required, and family and friends are welcome to watch the race experiences.


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The 2015 Hagg Mud Runs are scheduled!
50k: Saturday, February 14, 2015 (yes, Valentine's Day) – 7 a.m. early start; 8 a.m. regular start. See FAQ page for cut-off times.
25k: Sunday, February 15, 2015 – 9 a.m. start (no early start)
Register HERE
The 50k is $70 and the 25k is $65. Register for both races (some people do!) for $100. ORRC Members save $5 per race.
Please read our FAQ carefully to understand how we handle requests for refunds.
We are also bringing back the VIP option this year. Learn more here about how you can get special treatment (and great parking) and support youth programs in our area. The programs to which we donate funds provide volunteers for our race.
It's time to get muddy! One of the most popular ultras in the Northwest, on ORRC race, and part of the Oregon Trail Series. The Hagg Lake Mud Runs attract runners from all over the nation. This race was featured in Runner's World Trail Edition as one of the top trail races in Oregon.
The 25K consists of a short out-and-back along a gravel road and then makes one loop around beautiful Henry Hagg Lake. The 50K is a similar course except the out-and-back is slightly longer and you make two loops.


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Hi, this is my third year of trying to save my EE bulbs.
The frist year I think I dug them up way to late and then did not dry them out before storing because they looked dead. Last year I think I waited to long to dig them up and they experienced a hard freeze while drying on my deck. Right now they are very fleshy but wilted. For my zone am I early or late in digging the bulbes out. Thank you, Maggie |
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- Posted by susanlynne48 z7a-OKC (My Page) on Sun, Oct 30, 05 at 16:55
What kind of elephant ears do you have - are we talking the plain colocasia esculenta that you find in large tuber size in the big bins at the nursery? Wilted is okay for the foliage. Most people here suggest (I leave mine in the ground, except I brought 3 in that are in pots) washing the dirt off the roots, allowing the fleshy roots to dry, get rid of the dried up foliage. Treat them with a powdered fungicide, and store them in dry peat moss or sphagnum moss. However, there has also been some discussion about dessication of the tubers especially those of colocasia. They like a bit more water than alocasia. Someone else suggested potting them up in a light mix of peat/perlite or vermiculite/perlite 50/50, and watering about half a cup per month. In this case I would pot them at the same level they are in the ground, unless someone else comes on and says otherwise. If you have a fairly bright window, put them there - just don't put them near a heat vent, or a cold draft. They may not look like much come spring, but after you plant them back out in the yard, they'll revive. Someone else suggested that you dry the tubers, cut off the dead foliage, put them down in the foot of a leg of pantyhose or a knee high, hang them up in a cool dark room and leave them alone until spring. I'm going to try this method to see how it works. Susan |
- Posted by Maggie_Berry z6CT (My Page) on Sun, Oct 30, 05 at 19:15
Thanks Susan, In the past the fleshy cut off stems become a messy slim when left outside. So I'm going to try the panty hose method also and the peat moss method. Thank You once again, Maggie |
The local gardening show on PBS indicated them being dug, leaves trimmed and brought in. You may want to dust them with sulphur as a fungicide. I store them in dry sphagum moss in cardboard boxes in the basement till spring which comes March here. No plastic bags as they have to 'breathe'. |
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Robin Sainty
Sunday, May 18, 2014
After a week or so of often vitriolic debate there are still several candidates for the role of chief scapegoat for City's disastrous season, but in my experience this sort of issue is rarely clear cut.
While I backed Chris Hughton for longer than most I fully accept that the football he produced was usually turgid and that some of his tactical decisions were often hard to fathom. However, and with the benefit of hindsight, to me his fundamental footballing error this season was his attempt to change City's playing pattern.
With the players that were brought in I'm convinced that the intention was to make City's preferred system the 4-4-2 which Hughton had favoured at both Newcastle and Birmingham. Perhaps there was board pressure to produce more attacking football, and there was certainly fan pressure, but it was always going to be a risk in a league where most clubs play five-man midfields.
While it was used only sporadically, it failed much more often than it succeeded, with the desired goals failing to materialise while City's back four found themselves exposed as their midfield was overrun. Significantly, the crucial defeat at home to West Brom once again saw City play 4-4-2 and fail to get a grip in midfield.
Was the fault Hughton's, the players who were unable to make the system work or the scouting system that identified them? I suspect that the answer is all three to a degree. While I believe that Hughton was badly let down by certain players, City had regularly used the system of one up front successfully through their previous two seasons in the Premier League and become hard to beat as a result.
Of course, there has been endless debate about whether the board should have acted sooner in replacing Hughton. Neil Adams was given a virtually impossible task and can bear no blame for City's relegation, but would things have ended differently had Hughton gone before Christmas?
Many are convinced it would, but the reality is that we'll never really know because it didn't happen. For every Pulis there's a Solskjaer and for every Poyet a Meulensteen; changing manager tends to succeed on pretty much a 50/50 basis. The board had little choice after the crowd reaction at the end of the West Brom game, but the move smacked of desperation given that appointment from within was by then the only option.
There has also been criticism, particularly from the national media, of David McNally as chief executive. However, I think the majority of City fans would have been horrified if a man who has been central to the club's successful renaissance over the last five years had been hounded out and his statement of commitment to the club was very welcome.
Ultimately the chief executive advises, but can't overrule, the board, the board give the manager a mandate, but don't interfere in football matters, and the manager decides systems and tactics, but relies on players to make them work. There is a chain of responsibility and to attempt to isolate one of the links in that chain as the sole scapegoat is as futile as it is unfair.
Every link in that chain has been culpable in this awful season, but pillorying individuals when collective responsibility has been accepted isn't the way forward. The time has come to draw a line and look forward to a future that can be shaped rather than back to a past that cannot be changed.
The club lost its soul this season, now it needs to reclaim it.
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If Malky is chosen or any of the same defensive CH style managers then we will never be able to reclaim our "Lost Soul"
Sunday, May 18, 2014
May we be preserved from the Saint`s retrospective from his position on the populist fence. Truisms to die because of.
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Lydia wanted a wooden arch for her wedding with the x legs. So we ordered a pattern for an arch from woodcraftplans.com and modified the legs to include the x design. We used pine lumber in 2x8, 2x4 and 1x2. The lumber was routed with the cove edge to smooth the corners. We cut the 2x8 with the jigsaw to make the two pieces for the arch then glued and screwed them together, then used filler to conceal the seams. Then we clamped the front and back together and sanded forever to get them to match. Then routed the edges again to make them pretty. The legs and x's are 2x4's cut to fit and they ended up being the easiest part to work with. The battens are 1x2's that we ripped from 1x4's and routed with the cove edge. I stained it with Minwax Red Oak 215 by brushing it on and wiping it off. The legs where together during staining but the top wasn't, I wanted to stain and polyurethane each batten and crosspiece before it was attached. We polyurethaned it 2 coats then put it together and put the last coat on. We used Ace Brand Gloss polyurethane. It shines like glass. It can be taken apart and transported in three pieces, the leg pieces and the top are bolted together with carriage bolts. This was a very heavy/ bulky project and you need a helper when building this. I think its intermediate because of the difficulty cutting the arch pieces out of the bigger boards with the jigsaw. My husband ,my sister, my brother-in-law and I worked on this for about a week and it turned out beautifully!
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Your daughter is so lucky!
Your daughter is so lucky! What a great idea. Good work.
I submitted a comment yesterday and it's not showing up here. You did a beautiful job. What a loving special touch for her special day. Not to mention it can be used for many years to come!
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Hi, I'm interested in building this arch for my upcoming wedding. I can't find the plans on the woodcraftplans.com website. Have any advice on how I could locate that? Your help is appreciated.
I found the plans here:
Ana, I like the revisions you made to the plan. Did you use a cross-halving joint where the Xs meet? What is the best way to do this?
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this is good ¿ with good texture and much easier on wrist and elbow than wisk version. Going to work on my oil combinations to get it just right.
This worked exceptionally well as written. Beautiful thick creamy mayo! Used high quality eggs and a mix of 4:1 peanut to olive oils. You may need to push down the mayo with a spatula as it thickens and control the speed of the Vitamix to ensure good mixing. Couldn't be easier.


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Pecos Flavors Winery opened fairly recently—in 2004, originally just as a Roswell-based tasting room—but it brims with New Mexico history. The facility's current tasting room, for instance, takes on the identity of a southern New Mexico ranch. Its bar is a century old, plucked from Hondo Valley. Nearby, a statue of Billy the Kid keeps watch, staring grudgingly at anyone who spills their glass.
Befitting its state pride, Pecos has an extensive selection of New Mexican wines. More than 80 different blends of regional wine populate the Pecos collection, including the winery's own varietals grown at a pair of Chaves County vineyards. Pecos offers a number of other New Mexico products, too, such as coffee, sauces, and chocolates, as well as beers gathered from in-state breweries.
The licensed instructors at Skydive Hobbs accompany clients on jumps into a USPA-sanctioned drop zone. The business utilizes the services of a Cessna P206 Turbo aircraft, which, much like a paper airplane shot out of a cannon, is capable of reaching an altitude of 10,000 feet in just 15 minutes. From there, the Skydive Hobbs team carries out tandem jumps, and oversees jumps of individuals working toward getting licenses of their own.
Powered by what is essentially a super lightweight fan with a motor attached, adventurers take to the skies at Phoenix Powered Paragliding with instructors in powered tandem paragliders. During training, teachers illuminate students on how to take off, safely steer, and squawk directions to lost flocks of geese before taking to the skies for one-of-a-kind flights.
The chefs at Centennial Steakhouse at Zia Park Casino do more than sear hand-cut, USDA-quality aged rib-eye, filet mignon, and porterhouse steaks to order. They also handcraft creamy hollandaise sauce for topping grilled asparagus and salmon oscar, roast garlic for flavoring fluffy mashed potatoes, and prepare sweet, buttery lobster tails for storing surplus casino winnings. Along with the lengthy wine list, the chocolate-brown interior's soft lighting and private booths make it an ideal spot for a date.
Owned by the Mescalero Apache Tribe, Ski Apache touts a system of 11 ski lifts and is committed to keeping snow people safe while they enjoy nature's amusement park. The mountain offers dozens of trails for snowboarders and skiers of all skill levels, from first-time bunny slopers to double-black-diamond enthusiasts. Hitting the powder with friends or teaching an enemy that "french fry" skis are better than "pizza slice" skis when approaching a deep chasm can lead to a well-earned cup of cocoa at the bottom of the mountain and an overwhelming adrenaline rush to do it all over again.
Although the views of the Sacramento Mountains are imposing and majestic at ground level, nothing can compete with approaching them from 10,000 feet above. That's why the staff at Skydive White Sands offers a range of jumps and classes that let guests get a bird's-eye view of the mountain peaks, smooth white sands, and roller-skating clouds while feeling the rush of an adrenaline-pumping free fall. Staff members send jumpers into the air in a Cessna 206, then strap themselves to students for a tandem jump or teach them how to man their own parachute during the seven-level skydiving-licensing program. While in flight, clients can choose to record their experience with a handheld camera that documents their free fall and peaceful descent to the ground.


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14 If Messiah has not been raised, then our preaching is in vain, and your faith also is in vain. | 14 And if Christ has not been raised, our preaching is useless and so is your faith. |
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Pretty good review, but much too short, your other short ones are better.
Album Rating: 3.5Some how I missed this review, my bad. I think that this review is good, yet brief. The music is not very hard to describe either, because it isn't very complex. I have to disagree with you because I don't use to album to sleep, it actually wakes me up. This is a solid album, especially the three 'Myrrh' tracks. I'd give it a 3.5/5.This Message Edited On 02.25.06
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Roundup: 10 Fun DIY Leaf Crafts For Fall
Over here in Boston, the leaves are starting to to turn pretty colors and fall to the ground. Which got me thinking... there must be some fun craft projects using leaves. Turns out there are tons of them. Keep reading for ten of my favorites.
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On a track with the perfectly ridiculous title "Retarded Fren," Radiohead gentlemen Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood have hooked up with a somewhat unlikely collaborator, masked indie-rap hero DOOM. On the track, DOOM kicks his trademark slurry free-associative wordplay over wobbly bass-music subs and jittery strings that sound like they jumped straight from Greenwood's There Will Be Blood score. Listen to it below.
"Retarded Fren" is the first track from Lex Records' 10th anniversary compilation Complex. The label plans to post a new track every Monday for the next 10 weeks.
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Not too impressed… Thom needs to get back to writing real music. Why is he trying to be a 40 year old club kid? What is it with these Brits and their clubs?
real talk, that was one of the worst doom songs i've ever heard. i want more of this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YTSgb5H7-I
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Barring a few demonstrations by the students at NCC Gate in Osmania University demanding the release of arrested students, the campus was peaceful on Saturday, bringing much needed relief to the police and nearby residents.
However, some tense moments were witnessed in the morning when an engineering student of a private college, Bandaru Srinivas, was found hanging to a tree near the library. Anticipating that the incident would again escalate tension on the campus, police immediately shifted the body to Gandhi Hospital for an autopsy. Around 11.30 a.m., members of Telangana Vidyardhi Vibagh (TVV) took out a bike rally from Arts College to NCC Gate. A few minutes later, Telangana Students Joint Action Committee (TSJAC) assembled at the same place and burnt an effigy of the Chief Minister. Another group also staged a demonstration raising slogans against the Congress government.
Irate students strongly criticised the elected representatives from Telangana for not extending their support to Friday's rally. "Ministers and MLAs had failed to use their good offices in releasing the arrested students. We will teach a fitting lesson to them," said TSJAC Chairman Vijay.
Meanwhile, security forces continued to maintain a constant vigil at the university and its surroundings in the wake of engineering student's death. Senior officials maintained that the situation was peaceful.
For the past three days, the university had turned into a battlefield as students and police clashed repeatedly. While students indulged in stone-pelting, security forces retaliated lobbing tear-gas shells preventing students' attempts to proceed towards Vidyanagar to take part in 'Chalo Assembly' rally.
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Tight race for Houston Community College board
Two candidates are running neck and neck early in the only contested race among three Houston Community College trustee positions up for grabs. With 35 percent of precincts reporting results, incumbent District III trustee Diane Olmos Guzman led insurance agent Mary Ann Perez by just six votes in the race for the trustee position covering […]
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Council surprise: two incumbents may go to run off
Two council incumbents, Jolanda Jones and Sue Lovell, may face run-off elections on Dec. 12 to hold on to their council seats, according to early returns. But one political newcomer, former Houston police chief C.O. "Brad" Bradford seems poised to win his race outright for At-Large Seat 4. With 12 percent of precincts reporting, Bradford […]
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New numbers
With 218 of 874 precincts reporting–roughly 25 percent of the total–City Controller Annise Parker remained at 29 percent, former City Attorney Gene Locke followed with nearly 27 percent, City Councilman Peter Brown stayed in third with 24 percent and Harris County Board of Education Trustee Roy Morales had 18 percent. Remember. Take these numbers with […]
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It was quiet on Western Front
It was a quiet election day in Precinct 436 at Grady Middle School on the west side. Out of about 2,400 registered voters, 501 cast votes, said election judge Bob Lowrie. Norma Harris voted a minute before the polls closed at 7 p.m.. "It was a very understated election," she said. "There was very little […]
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Slightly updated voting results
The first update in Harris County is out, and the numbers show City Controller Annise Parker surging slightly ahead of former city attorney Gene Locke, with City Councilman Peter Brown remaining roughly the same and Harris County Board of Education Trustee Roy Morales jumping to 17 percent. With 112 of 874 precincts reporting, Parker has […]
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Over at the Brown party, enthusiasm
The DJ struck up about 20 minutes ago here at the Heights Theater on W. 19th Street, where supporters of Houston mayoral candidate Peter Brown have gathered to watch returns on election night. Partiers mingle, munching on baklava, falafel and rice wrapped in vine leaves. The big TV screen at the front of the room […]
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Parker volunteer trying to stay optimistic
At candidate Annise Parker's party in an airy ballroom of the downtown Hilton, Parker supporter Honey Leveen watched the early vote returns on a flatscreen TV, feeling a tad uneasy. "It's not enough to hang your hat on, but just going on the statistics right now, it's a little scary," said Leveen, 57, who has […]
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Tier One not going over big in rural counties
Over on the Texas Politics blog, R.G. Ratcliffe notes: "The early vote coming in shows Proposition 4 to promote the creation of more Tier One universities, including the University of Houston, is failing in most rural counties. However, the proposition has a solid lead in most urban counties and suburban areas. The only suburban county […]
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Keeping it real at the Locke party
With early votes putting Gene Locke ahead of the pack, but just barely, campaign workers handed out subdued high-fives, but kept full-on celebration in check. "There's 60 percent of the vote left to go," said Christian Archer, Locke's campaign manager, pacing among orange balloons around 7:30 p.m. in a ballroom of the Hyatt Regency hotel. […]
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Razor-thin margin in early vote
Early voting totals show former City Attorney Gene Locke with a razor-thin lead over City Controller Annise Parker, with City Councilman Peter Brown trailing close behind the two of them. Of nearly 60,000 votes cast, Locke is ahead of Parker by just 14 votes, although if you throw in the 810 people who cast their […]
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Q+A: Grizzly Bear's Ed Droste Talks Travel
Members of the band, from left: Ed Droste, Chris Bear, Chris Taylor and Daniel Rossen
Ed Droste—front man of the Brooklyn-based indie-rock band Grizzly Bear, whose long-awaited fourth album Shields comes out on September 18—reflects on some of his favorite destinations and findings from around the world.
Q: It's been three years since the band's last album, what can we expect from Shields?
A: It's charged, and sort of raw, energetic and exposed. I started out work shopping ideas in Todos Santos, Mexico with our drummer Chris Bear. We often go on little writing retreats together. We went there for a month and wrote ten songs, then the whole band reconvened in Marfa, Texas for a month to start recording.


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Hunter Storage Bench with Optional Cushion
Item # HN-LHD442- Dimensions: 50L x 17W x 25.25H inches
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Looks good, better than you'd think for the price. Perfect for what we needed.
One tip on assembly, especially if you are putting it together by yourself. When it comes time to add the second end piece to the frame you've already built, it's much easier to guide the wooden dowel pegs into their holes if you put the screws in place first.
I found that getting one step ahead of the directions made the assembly much easier at that point. The directions say to put the wooden pegs in place, then the screws. A much better way is to gently start all of the metal screws first. That guides all of the wooden pegs right into place and into their respective holes at the same time.
If you try to knock the short wooden pegs into their holes without the longer, more secure screws already started, the end piece and it's wooden pegs jump out of the holes where you're not applying pressure. Knock one in, another pops out.
This will make a lot of sense if you try this, as the unit is not sturdy until you reach this point and add the 2nd end piece. The other parts are still wiggling around without anything to steady them. The metal screws keep things oriented as you slowly tighten the screws, moving the 2nd end piece, and all of the wooden pegs, into place.
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Lateral stability boils down to four screws that are terminating in threaded inserts. The problem is that when you tighten the screws the inserts easily pull out of their holes. I wouldn't trust my kids on this poorly designed bench. Very poor quality.
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First I should say this is darker than I expected, I wondered if I accidentally got the Merlot color instead of Walnut, but by all indications this is the Walnut bench. I'm good with it though. My hubby is an expert with tools and he was able to assemble this in about 45 minutes, but I'd help him where a third hand came in handy. It all went well and I am happy with the additional storage AND seating space in our kitchen.
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Suspicious object stops trains between NY and NJ
August 15, 2006
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Trains between New York and New Jersey
were suspended after a suspicious object was found outside the
entrance to the Hudson River tunnel, a spokeswoman for New
Jersey Transit said on Tuesday.
"We have suspended train services into and out of Penn
Station New York and Newark and also Midtown direct trains are
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A transport source said the object appeared to be a
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