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Powerful tablet that does need an update
PUBLISHED: 17 May 2011 00:04:38 | UPDATED: 10 Feb 2012 16:53:55PUBLISHED: 17 May 2011 PRINT EDITION: 17 May 2011John Davidson
Click on the "System updates" button on Motorola's new Xoom tablet and the system will go out onto the internet, check for updates, and cheerily report back that "Your device is up to date! No update is necessary at this time".
Oh yes, it is necessary at this time, Motorola! Yes it is!
The Xoom, a potentially brilliant 10.1 inch (26cm) Android tablet due for release on the Telstra Next G network on May 24, needs an update more than anything we've had here in the Digital Life Labs in recent memory. To underscore the point, Motorola has even inserted a little plastic card into the Xoom, saying: "This device needs an update something bad".
Or words to that effect. The actual words, printed on a clear piece of plastic the size and shape of a MicroSD card, inserted into the Xoom's MicroSD slot in lieu of a functioning memory card, read "Replace with MicroSD only after Android system update".
Which is to say, the MicroSD reader on the Xoom – one of the big advantages that the tablet should have over an iPad, which frustratingly has no expandable memory slot whatsoever – doesn't work yet, and the Xoom needs a software update before it will.
Now, if that were the only thing about the Xoom that needed an update, it wouldn't be such a bad thing. The Xoom has 29 gigabytes of usable file storage already built in, and while a MicroSD card might be nice, and might be a convenient way to get files on and off the tablet, the tablet's storage works perfectly well without it.
But other things don't work perfectly well in the absence of an update. Adobe Flash – another reason you'd go for an Android tablet, given that iPads don't support Flash at all – didn't work very well on the Xoom we reviewed, and we can only presume it's because the Xoom we received was running Android 3.0.1, where Adobe goes to some length to point out that its new Flash player needs Android 3.1 for "the best experience possible".
Several sites we visited, which had Flash video that played perfectly well on other machines, played very poorly on the Xoom. Often, only the first frame of the video would appear on the screen while the video's audio track would play in the background. Other times, the video would play only in short bursts.
That was disappointing, because the Xoom is technically one of the more powerful tablets on the market. It's got a 1 gigahertz Nvidia Tegra 2 dual-core processor, which theoretically should be able to play video with ease, but that just wasn't the case with the Flash sites we visited. (Meanwhile, websites using HTML 5 for video rather than Flash worked perfectly well.) We don't know if the upgrade to 3.1 will fix the problem, or whether it's actually Flash that needs fixing. Either way, an update most certainly is necessary at this time.
And, indeed, by the time the Xoom is available in Australia next week, that update might actually be available. Certain versions of the Xoom in the US have already been updated to 3.1, so an Australian update can't be far off. Or, rather, it can be far off – Telstra isn't known for being quick out of the gates with software updates – but hopefully it won't be.
It's not just Flash videos we hope will benefit from Android 3.1. Downloaded video files that played perfectly well on far less powerful tablets either refused to play at all on the Xoom or played in a staccato fashion. In part, that's because Motorola appears to have done less work improving the multimedia capabilities of Android than has, say, Samsung. (Samsung's Android tablets play DivX and Xvid files effortlessly out of the box, but on the Xoom such files won't play without third party add-ons, none of which worked very well in our tests.)
But even the files that do play out of the box, such as those encoded with the H.264 codec, don't play as well as they should given the power of the Tegra 2 processor. Android 3.1 is supposed to improve the use of hardware acceleration for video playback, so we're hoping it will improve the Xoom on this front, too.
And there's more. Another of the Xoom's terrific new features, the ability to connect the tablet directly to other USB peripherals – something that many a photographer would kill for, since it would allow you to preview your photos on the Xoom's sharp, bright 10.1 inch screen without ever attaching your camera to a PC – doesn't work under Android 3.0.1, either.
It's not just maddening, it's actually quite mad. And to make matters worse, the 3.1 update reportedly doesn't enable the microSD card slot anyway. That little plastic reminder that you've just forked out $840 for an unfinished device will just have to stay in place.
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Postcrypt runs during the academic year of Columbia University, roughly from September to the beginning of May, and booking is generally done one to two months before the night of a show. If you are interested in getting booked for a date, you can go one of the following routes:
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Demand to play at the Postcrypt is high! Please be patient as we receive several inquiries per day. It may take us a while to get to yours. Thanks for the interest!
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Jeffco has taken the first steps in extending a moratorium on recreational marijuana sales until 2016.
The moratorium currently in place prohibits commercial marijuana sales, grow operations or manufacturing, but is set to expire on Feb. 1, 2015. The county commissioners will vote at a public hearing Dec. 9 on extending the ban until Jan. 1, 2016.
The Littleton City Council approved two contentious urban renewal plans Nov. 4 despite objections from residents and a representative of Arapahoe County.
The Columbine Square plan was ratified on a 4-3 vote, with council members Peggy Cole, Jerry Valdes and Bruce Beckman voting against. All three questioned whether the area needs urban renewal to spur development.
By Cat Elsby, For the Courier
For the locals, by the locals — that was the vision of owners Jason Reinhardt and Andy Nelson when they decided to open a brewery, Locavore Beer Works, in Littleton.
The aim of Locavore, which opened its doors on Saturday, Nov. 15, is to support local businesses as much as possible and promote local companies, Reinhardt said. Names of the brewery's business partners appear on the beer menu, and the tables were made by a local craftsman.
CHATFIELD LADY CHARGERS Head coach: Ron Johns Assistant coaches: Holly Boen, Monica Games, Sean Gillispie Swimmers to watch: Averly Hobbs, Sr., diver; Jenelle Croizer, Soph., diver; Peyton Wayment, Soph., freestyle; Heather Stevens, Jr., freestyle; Halley Kopec, Jr., breaststroke; Abby Olegby, Soph., butterfly Key losses: "We should have won league last year," Johns said. "In terms of swimmers, it was tough to lose Hailey Gerze."
CHATFIELD CHARGERS Head coach: Paul Peronard Assistant coaches: Matt Yaden, Gabe Watson, Jordan Bybee, Russ Holt Conference: 5A Jeffco League Wrestlers to watch: Riley Thayer, Sr., 132 pounds; Andrew Erickson, Sr., 152; Jonah Bedel, Sr., 160 Key losses: Wilson George, Dylan Seeman
LAKEWOOD — "Coach, coach … Who would win in a battle between Superman and Batman?"
It was a question that Jeffco Midget Football Association (JMFA) head coach for the Dakota Ridge Eagles, Dave Loomis, faced in all seriousness during the middle of a "very intense play" earlier this season. It was the kind of question that reminded Loomis that coaching 8 to 10-year-old football isn't as straight-forward as it might seem.
Dalton Caudill, then 3 years old, rarely watched television, but he pulled up a chair while at grandma's house and sat attentively watching the screen. His attention span, normally non-existent, wasn't about to waver. He was fixated on watching motocross.
"It came on, and I was watching it for a while, and I liked it. I was like, "I want to do that,'" said Dalton, who is now 7.
Students from Arapahoe Community College painting instructor Nathan Abels' class invited staff and students from the Colorado Center for the Blind to a fully accessible tactile art exhibit at the Jantzen Gallery in ACC's Art and Design Center recently.
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As you head north from the village of Keeseville toward the Ausable Chasm attraction, you will find signs for the Alice Falls Hydro Project on your right. Be aware that they are somewhat tucked in off the road and you might not see them until you are just about on them. Coming from the north, this entrance is only 0.3 mile from the Ausable Chasm attraction.
Although there is now a hydro facility here, the waterfall still encompasses half of the width of the river. Even in the later summer months, it is an impressive sight. In the spring, when the Ausable's East and West Branches are draining the melting snow in the Adirondacks, this section of the river takes everything from above. The water coming down through here is intense.
This location is on the Essex/Clinton County Line. While the viewing access is on the Clinton County side of the river, from a purist point of view, one might say that the waterfall is actually in Essex County because the falls spans the Essex half the river while the dam is on the Clinton County side. On our county listing, we have listed it in Essex County because more of it is on that side.
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- 2 pounds salt-cured mackerel
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- 2 cups water
- 1 teaspoon vegetable oil
- 1 white onion, diced
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 scallion, chopped, white and light green parts only
- 2 sprigs thyme
- 1 scotch bonnet, seeds, stem, and ribs removed, diced
- 1 teaspoon curry powder
- 4 ounces tomato puree
- 2 plum tomatoes, seeds removed and diced
- Salt and ground black pepper
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Soak the mackerel in water for about 3 hours to remove excess salt. When mackerel is finished soaking, drain and flake with a fork and set aside.
Crack open coconuts and empty juice. Grate coconut pulp into cheesecloth and squeeze out the liquid. This is the coconut milk. Discard pulp. In a medium saucepot over high heat, bring the coconut milk and water to a boil and then simmer for 5 minutes. Add the mackerel, reduce the heat to medium, and cook for 10 minutes
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Add the tomato puree to the mackerel and coconut mixture and stir until well combined. Then add the onion, scallion, and thyme mixture to the mackerel and cook for another 2 minutes.
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Born in Denmark, Knud Reimers (1906-87) became educated as shipwright at Friedrich Krupp Germaniawerft in the twenties. In those years the yard built large sailing and motoryachts. He then worked as apprentice at Abeking & Rasmussen in Bremen-Lemwerder under the supervision of Henry Rasmussen. It was there that Reimers became familiar with the design of sleek, fast and beautiful yachts.
1930 Reimers took over the office of Gustav Estander in Stockholm, Sweden. Now Reimers launched his career as a naval architect for square meter yachts.
1934 he designed the popular double-ender "Tumlare", the predecessor to Adlard Coles' seagoing legend "Cohoe".
1936 he designed the 75 square meter "Bacchant". Today this 62 footer is berthed at the Milwaukee Yacht Club and participates regularly in the Chicago-Mackinac long-distance races on Lake Michigan.
Expanding on the square meter boat motif, in 1948 Reimers designed the 82 foot yawl "Agneta". 1958 to the mid eighties the yacht was owned by the Italian industrialist and passionate yachtsman Giovanni Agnelli.
In the sixties, Reimers "Bijou" initiated the rebirth of the classic 30 square meter in southern Germany. This class of yachts is still actively competing in championship races for the Reimers Cup annually.
Upon request of some of Stockholms KSSS members, Reimers designed the Swede 55 as a cruising ocean racing square meter yacht. The Swede 55's design has an elevated freeboard, a comfortable center-cockpit, a nominal sail area of 55 square meters and additional volume below deck. She was inspired by Rolly Taskers "Siska", a Knud Reimers 40 square meter boat modified for the Sydney-Hobart Race.


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Greens push for Henry review's super changes
PUBLISHED: 12 Sep 2012 00:03:37 | UPDATED: 12 Sep 2012 08:37:52PUBLISHED: 12 Sep 2012 PRINT EDITION: 12 Sep 2012Laura Tingle Political editor
The Australian Greens are pressing Labor to implement superannuation reforms recommended by the Henry tax review which Treasury says could raise $10 billion over four years and the Greens say will make super fairer.
Treasury has costed a Greens proposal to tax super contributions at a taxpayer's marginal tax rate minus 18 per cent – a proposal based on recommendations of the Henry review. The costings estimate budget savings at $2.9 billion in a full year, or savings of more than $10 billion over four years.
The Greens have stepped up the pressure on Labor to consider an overhaul of the concessional treatment of super contributions as it has emerged the government is considering cutting billions in super tax concessions to pay for expensive new policies in education and disability services.
The Weekend AFR revealed on Saturday that capital gains tax breaks for self-managed super funds which invest in property are the government's clearest target.
To date, the government has shied away from further moves to tax super contributions, with sources arguing there is an implicit "grand bargain" involved between government and taxpayers flowing from a decision to increase compulsory contributions from 9 per cent to 12 per cent.
However, the government partially implemented the Henry/Greens measure in the May budget, cutting the tax concession on contributions for individuals earning more than $300,000 from 30 per cent to 15 per cent, saving $946 million over four years.
The Greens argue the move was "simply inadequate" as it only affects 1.2 per cent of super contributors.
Their proposal would spread the system of taxing contributions as a discount to marginal tax rates – rather than as a flat concession – to all taxpayers, as well as abolish the government's low income super contribution. The Treasury costings have been revealed as Treasurer Wayne Swan sidestepped questions in Parliament yesterday on whether the government was considering possible tax hikes – including to the diesel rebate and to superannuation – in its bid for a $1.5 billion surplus this financial year.
"We are determined to bring our budget back to surplus, and we have also put in place over five budgets very substantial savings," he said.
Mr Swan argued the government would have an additional $25 billion a year in Treasury coffers if it was collecting the same amount of tax as the Howard government.
Greens Leader Christine Milne said that "with a sensible approach to superannuation tax concessions, we can make the tax system fairer and help people who are less well-off to save for retirement while also finding billions of dollars to invest in vital but currently unfunded social reforms like universal dental care, fair school funding and disability insurance".
"It's encouraging that Labor is beginning to look at super, and the Greens will work with them to deliver real reform. But Labor's approach at this stage seems to focused on reaching a budget surplus rather than more broadly helping more people save for retirement and making the super system fairer," she said.
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Is anyone in the London/Surrey area (or I can travel a reasonable distance) that can replace the heater matrix on my 2 litre Cougar? I'm looking at £400-500 at least at a garage, and given the value of the car it just isn't worth me doing it for that much, considering I've just had to put a new clutch in aswell. I can get the part for about £80, if someone could remove the dash and replace the matrix for a reasonable price then I would ideally like to keep my Cougar! Can you imagine what it's like at the moment with no heat in the car, I have to de-ice the inside of the car in the mornings!
Posting on here is a last resort really after going round all the garages etc, but there seems to be some knowledgeable people on here and if anyone could help me out I would massively appreciate it!!
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One of the challenges of a homestead lifestyle is how to move water from one location to another. There are hand and electric pumps for well water and pumps powered by the grid or a generator to move water to remote locations. But what if your water source is downhill, the field that needs watering is uphill and you have no power available to move the water up the hill.
The answer is a ram pump (sometimes known as a trompe). With no external power source at all, you can use the pressure of falling water to push water vertically uphill as far as 65 feet. Commercial ram pumps are available, but you can build this wonderful 'machine' yourself for a fraction of the cost.
This 1973 article provides a formula for determining how much water you can expect your pump to deliver, as well as a source, still in business, for a commercial unit. An article from 1979 shows how to build your own ram pump using easy to acquire materials.
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Episode #658
On tonight's show, The Dogwood Fine Arts Festival is coming up soon and Bobbie Jo Hartline will be on with the details. The Humane Society is back and Genny Carlson introduce us to a cute little dog. Then there is a Wiffleball tournament coming up called Wifflehawk Tournament, a robotics competition at ETHOS, and we'll also get an update from In The Bend.
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Studio Update: New Buckcherry to be titled "21"?
Buckcherry set to record follow up to the Platinum + "15"
Today is the day. We started writing and rehearsing for these recording
sessions a few months back and now the time has come to put this baby on
wax! we have so many songs now, the biggest challenge is what NOT to
include on the record. A quality problem. True to form we work quick,
afterall we did "15" in fifteen days. We're shooting for the same vibe with
this one, but maybe adding an extra week. Will we call it "21"? Ummm… No.
But, part of what made that record so much fun is we just captured the raw
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exactly how we're making this one.
Stay tuned for more updates as I'll be taking the time to let you know
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frequently than before. We can't wait for everyone to hear this new music.
Keep the faith and stay tuned!
This studio blog from Keith found on MySpace HERE.
Wikipedia info. on the band HERE.
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Due South with the British Antarctic Survey
A cold and windy September afternoon marks the start of the fifth Atlantic Meridional Transect (AMT) experiment aboard the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) research vessel RRS James Clark Ross. Each year the ship sails from the UK to the Falkland Islands in September en route to service the UK Antarctic research bases. Jim (our UNIX support engineer) is busy fastening down his trusty Toshiba laptop (Tecra 730XCDT with 48MB) in his cabin on board James Clark Ross in preparation for the inevitable bad weather. Ahead of us lie six weeks of precision ocean-atmosphere measurements, near real-time data processing, heated debate, troubleshooting and, hopefully, some scientific discovery. Fortunately, we have both chosen one of the most versatile and reliable operating systems at hand to maximize our output during this experiment—Linux. This article discusses the impact of Linux, which is now routinely used at BAS and during the AMT experiments. (See http://www1.npm.ac.uk/amt/ for more information on the AMT project.)
The RRS James Clark Ross (shown in Figure 1) was launched in 1990 and is one of the world's most complex marine research vessels, incorporating over 400 square meters of scientific laboratory space. It was named after the scientist and polar explorer Admiral Sir James Clark Ross, RN (1800-1862), who in February 1842 reached 78.9 degrees S—a record which remarkably stood well into the 20th century.
Figure 2 shows the track taken by the James Clark Ross during the and AMT-5 cruise superimposed on a monthly composite satellite image of Chlorophyll a derived from the Sea-viewing Wide Field-of-view Sensor (SeaWiFS) carried on the SeaStar spacecraft. Different types of phytoplankton have characteristically different concentrations of chlorophyll and are, therefore, different in color. By measuring the color of the ocean with the SeaWiFS instrument, estimates of the amount and general type of phytoplankton in specific regions can be made as shown in Figure 2. An extensive web site provides a wealth of information on the SeaWiFS mission at http://seawifs.gsfc.nasa.gov/SEAWIFS.html.
The ocean-atmosphere measurements taken during the AMT cruises are fundamental for the calibration, validation and interpretation of remotely sensed observations, including sea-surface temperature, wind speed, atmospheric water vapour and ocean colour (which can be related to bio-optical processes)—all of which are vital for ongoing climate research. Figure 3 shows the instrument cluster mounted on the forward mast of the James Clark Ross which measures, among other things, sea-surface temperature (using an infrared radiometer), solar radiation, wind speed and direction, air temperature, radar backscatter (a measure of surface roughness) and humidity. All of these measurements are used to investigate the processes, occurring at the air-sea interface, which in many cases define the signal actually measured by the satellite instruments. (See http://www1.npm.ac.uk/amt/ for more information on the AMT project.)
From a system engineer's point of view, the main requirement of an operating system is that it integrate with the existing computing infrastructure available on (in this case) BAS ships and also at Antarctic bases as well as at headquarters. Since the majority of instruments are logged to Sun SPARC workstations, it makes sense to run an OS which allows NFS mounts to the data areas the workstations create. Many users require the ability to perform data processing locally without having to place extra strain on the data-logging workstations. As most of this is undertaken using shell scripts or compiled C source code, it made sense to run a form of UNIX locally. This enables shell scripts to run with no modifications and the C code to easily recompile. Other user-driven considerations included access to backup hardware, hard-copy output, real-time data displays and access to a common library of software packages.
Upon considering these requirements, our choice was made simple: it had to be Red Hat Linux. For our purpose, Linux provides an extremely versatile operating system with the ability to effortlessly and seamlessly integrate itself efficiently into any existing network system. The immense amount of supported hardware made installation on Jim's laptop and on our desktop machines a painless exercise, and we were delighted with the way that even a default installation gave us exactly what we wanted. It is this kind of hardware support and user-friendly installation interface which caught our eye in the first place when considering various UNIX systems for Intel processors.
After unpacking our brand new PC (Intel DX 120; 32MB RAM) and removing the pre-installed OS (we did ask for Linux), the whole installation took less than an afternoon. We now had a fully working UNIX workstation configured within the James Clark Ross NIS domain, auto-mounting file systems whenever required. Jim went even further with his laptop. Using Caldera Wabi 2.0, he had the ability to run the BAS standard word processor and e-mail packages (which are MS Windows-based). Being able to do all this using free or inexpensive software proves what a professional product Linux is. Gone are the days when Linux was considered a "toy UNIX" for hackers—it is now a fully functional UNIX environment which is just as stable (if not more) as the various commercial UNIX systems on the market.
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Posted by admin | Posted in French Broad Friday Events | Posted on 08-08-2010
Tags: art, beer specials, dining, dog beds, dog contests, Doggie wellness, downtown marshall, flea market, Food, Free Concert, friends of Madison County Animals, Madison County, Marshall NC, Mermaids, Parade, Pooch Parade, silent auction
Wow – there is a LOT of STUFF happening for the upcoming Dog Daze French Broad Friday event!! First off, there are ~EVENTS~ that are the things to do:
6:00 to 8:00PM: Silent Auction of unique dog beds made by local artists. Beds will be relocated to the Island on Friday. All proceeds benefit Friends of Madison County Animals.
6:00 to 8:00PM: Paint your own dog (or cat) pottery dish. Marshall High Studios room 101. Fired Up! from Asheville will have several sizes to choose from (cost is based on size selected).
6:00 to 8:00PM: Madison County Arts Council: Hot New Pots exhibit opening. And the new retail space will be open for business!
6:00 to 8:30PM: Doggie Wellness information on the Island. Topics include nutrition, spay/neuter, health, first aid, animal abuse and grooming. Toenail clipping available!
6:00 to 8:30PM: "Flea Boutique" featuring many animal-related items and other great deals and good finds! On the Island.
6:00 to 9:00PM: GRAND OPENING of "Foreverland" across the street from Ponder Auto and close to the Depot. Mixture of locally handmade & vintage clothes, furniture, household items & accessories as well as musical instruments & art.
6:00 to 9:00PM: Pet-i-cures at Ain't That Cuticle featuring OPI "Paw-lish". Many fun and unusual colors that would be purrrrrfect for your dog!
6:00 to 9:00PM: Dog washes by LuLu outside Ain't That Cuticle/
6:00 to 9:00PM: Carriage Rides – these are free but tips help cover Kevin's expenses and are most appreciated!
7:00 to 10:00PM: The Marshall Depot. The Depot on Main Street is a community sponsored venue that hosts an old time bluegrass jam every Friday night at 7 p.m. This is always a free event, but donations are welcome. Come on out and bring your dancin' shoes!
7:30PM: Dog contests on the Island emceed by Joe Penland. Many cool prizes donated from Mountain Tails Pet Supplies in Mars Hill, employees of Dollar General in Mars Hill, TJs Market in Mars Hill, and Weaverville Pet Pantry. All entrants will receive a special Marshall bandana (while supplies last).
8:00PM: Silent Auction of Dog Beds CLOSES. Come by the tent after 8:15 to see if you have the winning bid and to pick up your bed.
8:00PM: Pooch Parade. Parade will start on the Island, go over the bridge to Main Street, down to Good Stuff and back up Main Street and over to the Island.
9:00 to 11:00PM: FREE CONCERT on the Courthouse steps (weather permitting). Bring your blankets and/or lawn chairs and enjoy the music of The Jazz Kittens along with Bobby Hicks.
9:30: The movie "Grease" will be shown in the parking lot of Foreverland. Bring a blanket or chair.
Then, there are the ~STUDIOS AND GALLERIES~ that you should take the time to visit (even if you've been in there before, there are always new items on display!):
Flow: 14 South Main, open till 9PM. Showcasing local pottery, artisan furniture, woodworking and jewelry.
Marshall High Studios: Studio 104, Blannahassett Island, open from 6PM to 9PM. See the art that is created in the old high school.
Hill Street Studios: Open 6 to 9PM. Studios are located on the corner of Main & Hill Streets, back door/second floor.
>>>Mary Maupin Brumo Paintings in acrylics and oils.
>>>Suzanna Biro-Jewelry Unique beaded neckpieces.
And then, there are the ~Food, Drinks and Stores~:
Ain't that Cuticle 63 South Main Street, open until 9PM. First floor features antiques, gifts and oddities.
AliGators 32 North Main, open until 2AM. Pool Tournament starting at 7:30. Cold Beer.
Bacchus Bistro 18 North Main, open until 10PM. Special dinners tying in to the Dog Daze theme (details to follow).
Foreverland South Main, GRAND OPENING! Mixture of locally handmade & vintage clothes, furniture, household items & accessories as well as musical instruments & art.
Good Stuff 133 South Main, open until…… BBQ Sandwich Special with tasty sides. Live music with Jesse James at 8PM.
Lapland Bookshop and Arts 147 North Main, open until 8PM. New and used books and regional art in a storybook setting on the French Broad River.
Natural Canvas Tattoo and Museum 133 South Main, open until 9PM. Very cool opportunity – stop in and meet the new artist and business owner.
Joe Penland's Indoor Flea Market 148 South Main, open until 9PM. Indoor flea market and jam with Joe Penland.
Penland's Department Store 50 South Main, open till 9PM. Old time department store – Carhartts, clothing, books from local authors and much more!
Zuma Coffee 7 North Main, open till 9PM. Marshall's meeting place! Creative healthy comfort food.


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Popular since the 1970's, the llama and the alpaca are two of the most versatile and delightful companion animals in North America. They are members of the Camelid family, genus Lama, which originated in the Mississippi River area about 10 million years ago. Four of the six camelids live in South America - Llamas, Alpacas, Guanacos and Vicunas. In this document, "lamas" refers to both llamas and alpacas.
Lamas have been domesticated and selectively bred for their gentle nature and fine fiber for about 6,000 years. The llama was developed as a pack animal from the guanaco, while the alpaca, a fiber producer, came from the vicuna. Today we must admire the selective breeding capability of the Incas. Llamas and alpacas are the largest of the South American Camelid species. Llamas weigh from 250 to 450 pounds and stand 40" to 48" at the shoulder. Alpacas weigh 125 to 200 pounds and stand about 30" to 36". Both species are very intelligent, strikingly beautiful and carry themselves with serene pride. They mature at about three years of age and live up to 25 years.
Because of a leathery pad on the bottom of each two toed foot and a pacing gait, lamas are sure footed, low impact animals on any terrain. Given the "fight or flight" enigma, they are flight oriented. Communication is a series of hums and clicks, with subtle ear, tail and body movements to express affection, dominance, submission or anger. They have an "alarm call", which sounds like a horse whinny, to alert other lamas to perceived danger.
Their nature is curious, gentle and somewhat aloof. Their intelligence, willingness and self respect make training a joy.
Lamas are used as pack, fiber, companion and straw animals, or purchased for breeding stock as well as the pleasure of ownership. They are considered domestic livestock by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The fiber from lamas, especially alpacas, is exquisite. Llamas are used to pack everything from camping gear to trash from the roadside, and gelded adult males make excellent guard animals for sheep, goats and cattle. They are used as therapy animals for the ill, elderly and handicapped. It is a real delight to take your llamas to a nursing home or school. Although they are not riding animals, llamas can be trained to pull carts and wagons, or skiers. They also make wonderful 4-H projects. Because they are so adaptable and responsive, easy to care for and intelligent, there are llamas or alpacas to fit almost every individual's needs and interests.
Llamas and alpacas can travel in many kinds of vehicles - cars, vans, pickup trucks with high caps, and trailers. They usually "kush" (lie down) once the vehicle begins to move. Tying is not recommended and can be dangerous.
Shelter and containment needs are simple. A four foot high, closely woven or electrified wire {not barbed wire!) fence is recommended. An open three-sided shelter or shed to protect from intense weather and sun is all that is needed, even in New England winters. Llamas and alpacas prefer the freedom of a run-in barn rather than a closed stall. A sand pile for rolling and play makes a happy herd. Although their normal day in the South American mountains would include roaming miles in search of food, they adapt readily to smaller acreage. One acre can hold up to three animals. They are social creatures and thrive best in the company of other llamas. It is necessary to have a minimum of two llamas. Behavior aberrations are seen in animals kept singly, or bottle-raised babies deprived of normal herd interaction
A single lama will consume about one bale of first-cut grass hay 6-10% protein per week, plus a pound a day of lama grain. Vitamin and mineral supplements are available as required. Fresh, clean water at all times is essential. In general, lamas cost less to feed and provide basic care for than does a large dog. They are browsers and will eat many types of plants, brush and branches. There are a few poisonous plants, such as wilted cherry leaves and rhododendron, which must be eradicated in their areas. (GALA produces an informative booklet on poisonous plants.) Rabies and clostridia vaccinations are given annually, and an appropriate deworming, weighing and toenail trimming schedule should be established. Most owners are assuring hot weather comfort by shearing in the spring, to prevent heat stress, and by regular, thorough brushing to harvest fiber and promote healthy skin and beautiful fleece.
Female lamas are induced ovulators (ovulation is induced by the act of breeding) and therefore can be bred to give birth at any time of year. Gestation is 11 to 12 months. Births are usually in daylight hours. Mothers (dams) often deliver standing and the 20-30 pound baby llama (cria) is running with the herd within an hour or two. Alpaca crias weigh between 11-18 pounds. Crias grow at the rate of one half to one pound per day usually doubling their birth weight I within 30 - 40 days. Weaning is best done by the dam and takes place around six to eight months of age.
It is unlikely the Inca civilization would have thrived without the fleece from their long domesticated and highly revered "Camels of the Clouds". The fiber of the endangered vicuna is only 6 to 10 microns in diameter, while the finest of sheep, Merino, is 12 to 20 microns. A micron is one millionth of a meter. Alpaca and llama fiber runs from 16 to 80 microns. Their "wool" has been in use for over 5,000 years according to archeological findings in South America. The Inca weavings were amazingly fine, occasionally having over 200 threads per inch!
Today the fiber is used primarily by artisans who desire unique and excellent material. Lama "wool" is often felted into hats, gloves, vests and boots. The spun yarn can be knitted or woven into anything from garments to wall hangings or blankets. The fiber is medulated, or partially hollow; trapped air adds significantly to its insulating qualities. Alpaca fiber has been tested for strength and is about 3.5 times stronger than human hair. Although we call the fiber wool, it is technically hair due to its' cellular composition.
Llamas are often two coated animals, having both longer, protective guard hairs and an underlying "down" coat. Many owners groom their animals to collect wool during the time they are shedding, usually annually, spring or fall. In this manner, the coarser, more prickly guard hair is not collected as it would be if sheared . Raw llama and alpaca fiber contains only 7% lanolin, about one quarter that of sheeps'' wool. This eliminates the "scouring" or detergent cleaning step needed in preparation for spinning. Natural colors of llama and alpaca fiber are white, black, red, silver, caramel, coffee, fawn, gray, and piebald or pinto.
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Angelina is reportedly going to do an autobiography on her life and talk about how she and Brad fell in love. But will she admit that they started their romance while he was still married to Jennifer Aniston?
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Angie, 38, is reportedly "ready" to tell the world the real story about her life. In the alleged book, she will reportedly talk about her mother, Marcheline Bertrand, father, Jon Voight, and the truth behind how she fell for Brad, according to VH1's The Gossip Table.
It's been speculated about for years whether Brad, 49, cheated on Jen with Angie. Jen, 44, filed for divorce from Brad on March. 25 2005, the same year Mr. & Mrs. Smith came out.
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"You don't know how much time you have left," he told People magazine of his outlook for the future. "Make sure you enjoy the year more than ever." (Getting married is definitely a great way to take advantage of the year!)
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Whatever Jolie writes in her book will be a pack of lies period. Jolies whole life is a lie. Even Bill Bob said she likes to say things and make things up about herself that either shock people or fascinate people.SHe is just a pathological liar. Even her humanitarian crap is just a show. And Brad is a narcissist and loves the attention. I do like her dad though!
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Look who cares I sure Jennifer is not worried a bit it was not her who fooled with a married man it was Angelina Jolie ,if she was any kind of a person she would have waited until they were divorced,
she went after him right away, as far as Jennifer is concerned, she is talented,beautiful, and a nice person.
Posted at 11:29 PM on October 21, 2013
When will people grow up?!?!?! Nobody can steal a husband/wife! If love doesn't exist you don't need a third person to be the so-called reason for the end of your marriage! I will never leave my wife if I truly love her! And if I don't then I shouldn't be married to her any longer, regardless of somebody else being there in my life.
And as for this particular case, this wasn't an affair. This was TRUE LOVE! Queen of hearts Angelina Jolie and one of the most good-looking guys on the planet falling in love and raising such wonderful kids together is so beautiful. THIS IS what you call a REAL MARRIAGE!
May God bless Angelina and her family for all the good they're doing for the people of this world!
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It doesn't matter if he cheated or not! The fact of the matter iz there together & they have 6 beautiful children & there happy! If he did cheat that wuz wrong on his part! Angie fell in love with him & that's all there iz to it! Something must have already been wrong in his marriage to jen! They both moved on & are both engaged to 2 wonderful people! I Love both brad & angie! I never really cared for jennifer. Shez to uptight!
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Thousands of mourners silently lined the streets of Sarajevo on Tuesday as three trucks carried the remains of 409 newly identified victims of the 1995 Srebrenica massacre to their final resting place. The convoy was taking the coffins to the small village of Potocari near Srebrenica, where burials will take place on Thursday, the 18th anniversary of the massacre, Europe's worst atrocity since World War II. Along the route, relatives carried pictures and pillowcases with embroidered names of many of the 8,000 Muslim men and boys who were killed by Bosnian Serb forces in Srebrenica in July 1995. The remains of 5,657 victims found in several mass graves have already been buried in Potocari.
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