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Southern Shore Sounds
April 29 - May 3 Baltimore School will be hosting its own live radio station! For one week, you will get the opportunity to tune in to 'Southern Shore Sounds' - 96.3 FM. For five days from 2:00 - 8:00 tune in to listen to students from Baltimore School, local entertainers, community members - young and old alike! It's sure to be a great week - scheduled events and entertainers will folllow in the coming days. To find out more check out http://www.ryakuga.net
Music Played 24hours a day - live from 2:00 - 8:00
Download Quicktime to listen to the radio station on your computer - Quicktime Link
In Quicktime - select the open url and paste the following address
Newsletter April 12, 2013
(Grade 9 Math Tutoring)
Introducing a PILOT program in online tutoring for Grade 9 Math. Available to any grade 9 math student in Newfoundland and Labrador. Please visit the CDLI - Center for Distance Learning and Innovation website. www.cdli.ca/tutoring/ . Click Launch Free Online Tutoring to access this program.
(Senior High School Tutoring)
High school students can also visit the CDLI website for assistance with World Geography, Physics, Chemistry, Science 1206, Biology, English, and French.
Evaluation Policy
The school evaluation policy is posted on our website. A note containing the important points was sent home earlier this year. It is important to know that a student is allowed to only miss one test due to sickness. The second time they are absent for a test, a doctor's note must be provided upon arrival back to school, otherwise the mark is a '0' for that test.
For a copy of the Student Evaluation Policy - click here
Cell Phone Use
Until this year cell phones have been a non-issue at our school, however, with improved technology we now have cell phone service at the school. This has created a problem in that student use of the cell phone during class time generated undo distractions to others. The school policy is that for the first offense, students will have the phone confiscated by the teacher and sent to the office. The phone will only be returned when a parent/guardian drops by the school to retrieve the cell phone. The second offense will result in the suspension of the student for one day. The purpose of this policy is not to enforce punishment, but to ensure the classroom learning environment is safe from disruptions. Students are encouraged to use their cell phones during recess, lunch and after school.
Parents Dropping off Students at School
To ensure the safety of all students, we ask that parents not drive onto the school parking lot during arrival and dismissal times for students. No private vehicles are permitted to travel on the road at the rear of the building. Busses are expected to arrive at school at 8:15 in the morning and depart at 2:55 in the afternoon. For no reason is any vehicle to be parked in the fire lane at the front of the building. Parents have often neglected this emergency lane as they park there to pick up their child or to drop something off at the general office. Any vehicle found to be parked in this emergency lane, with a driver still in the vehicle or not, and for any length of time, will be reported to the local RCMP. The safety of your children is our greatest concern.
Parents Visiting School During the Day
All parents and visitors who come to the school to see their children or to drop off items to them during the school day are to check in at the general office. No parent is permitted to move throughout the building to classrooms. Once again, the safety of your children is our greatest concern. An environment where adults are moving freely about in and out of a building filled with young children is not safe.
Severe Allergies
We have students and teachers with severe allergies at our school. A reaction to certain products and foods could prove to be very harmful for several of our students, and in some cases they could even prove to be fatal. For this reason the school has been declared free of any source of peanuts, all fish and all perfumes, aftershaves and colognes.
Early Dismissals
If your child has an appointment or a valid reason to leave school early, please send a note to school indicating the time that they are being picked up and who is to pick them up. Due only to sickness or an emergency will students be permitted to call home for an early dismissal. In the past the number of early dismissals has been quite large, especially on Fridays. Classes do go ahead as scheduled on Friday afternoons at Baltimore School and parents are strongly encouraged to ensure their children are indeed in class.
Cafeteria Menu
Chartwell's has updated its daily menu with more and upgraded offerings. The new menu can be viewed here.
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The Tutoring for Tuition program provides Level I, II and III students with the opportunity to obtain a post-secondary tuition voucher by providing tutoring services to students from K-12 in all areas. Parents/guardians, who feel this service would be beneficial, are asked to submit their child's name for tutoring assistance to their homeroom teacher or Ms. Gosse (Guidance Counsellor.
Tutoring services are available at the school from 2:45–3:45 Mon thru Thur.
Our recycling program is in full swing again this year. Drop off day is Wednesday. We accept the following beverage containers: pop bottles and cans, juice packs, juice bottles, and liquor bottles. We cannot recycle milk containers. Please remove caps and straws from beverage containers and place glass bottles in a box. Recyclables may be dropped off at the front entrance on Wednesday.
Scholarship Information
A reminder to grade 12 students and their parents, that there are many scholarship opportunities for students that intend to pursue post-secondary studies next year. Please contact the Guidance Counsellor, Ms. Gosse, for more information.
Phone Use:
The school has a public pay phone in its lobby area. This is the phone that students are expected to use. The phones in the general office are for teacher use only, except in cases where a student is sick and needs to call for a parent to pick them up. The school has only two lines and neither of these should be tied up with students placing orders at restaurants and calling home asking for permission to leave school early and the like. Cell phones are becoming more of an issue each year. The cell phones are not to be used during class time. They become a distraction for all students. Please do not phone or text your child during school time. If a student is using the cell phone during class time, the phone will be confiscated by the teacher and it will only be returned to a parent/guardian. We must work together to ensure this issue does not become a distraction.
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An excellent strategy and some excellent driving saw Renaults Nick Heidfeld leave Spain a happy man, after he converted 24th on the grid into an eighth place finish. Heidfelds team mate Vitaly Petrov endured a much less successful Spanish race, slipping from sixth on the grid to 11th at the chequered flag. The German and the Russian reflect on the Barcelona event and consider their chances for this weekends Monaco race
Q: Nick, you performed strongly in Spain after starting the race at the very back of the grid?
Nick Heidfeld: Yes, I was satisfied with finishing eighth after starting last. I had to be determined and fight through the field with a number of overtaking manoeuvres so it was good fun for me behind the wheel - I enjoyed the race a lot. And similarly to Turkey, with one or two laps more I could have gained a couple of positions from the two Mercedes cars, but it was still a good result and gives me lots of confidence going into Monaco.
Q: Looking ahead to Monaco - how do you think the team can compete there?
NH: Monaco is a very different track from the Circuit de Catalunya. The circuit is not a dedicated race track which means it is used by public vehicles. It is more bumpy than a race track, but the surface is actually very smooth meaning it is very slippery. We will be using Pirellis softest tyres for this race, and this will be a key factor. It will be interesting to see how we can compete there, but in the past the car has been well-suited to the circuit and Im confident it will be the same this year.
Q: Talking about the tyres, which is a hot topic at the moment, how do you expect them to behave?
NH: Well, over the course of the weekend, the track surface has historically improved more than any other circuit on the F1 calendar. This time around it will be interesting to see by how much and in what way it improves because these Pirelli tyres work very differently from the Bridgestone tyres we used previously. I expect tyres will be a key factor in Monaco, as they have been at the other races too.
Q: Tell us more about the experience of the Monaco Grand Prix - its known to be quite a busy few days
NH: Well Monaco is one of my favourite circuits and it usually a really fun race. The schedule is unique as we run on Thursday (starting a day earlier than usual) but we do not drive at all on Friday. We then return to action on Saturday - with P3 and Qualifying - and the Race on Sunday. Even though I have competed here many times, it does feel different to the other races and a little strange when you are used to the normal race schedule. But, you have to remember Monaco is its own race - it is and will always remain unique.
Q: What elements of the Monaco race make it so special and memorable?
NH: Well, if I had to recommend a race for spectators to go to I would tell them to go to Monaco - it is such a special event. The location is fantastic and there is such an amazing atmosphere all around us, its a really crazy race. It is not the easiest circuit for the team to work at, as its such a small location, but it is an essential part of Formula One and it is a great spectacle for everyone involved.
Q: Vitaly, you had a difficult race in Barcelona at the weekend - what was your take on events there?
Vitaly Petrov: Yes, it was difficult and naturally I was disappointed that I could not take advantage of the strong position I secured for myself in qualifying. I could have had an even higher position going into the race, but in qualifying the middle sector of my last lap was weak. In the race itself, I did not drive so successfully in certain parts after I stopped, but what I did learn from the experience is that ideally we would like to have more new, fresh tyres. Tyre degradation was a real factor there, and I think it affected my drive on Sunday.
Q: What are going to be the key aspects to concentrate on in Monaco?
VP: Its a different type of race, a one-off. Qualifying will be very important. I feel we can qualify for the race very strongly and near to the front - this will be the key here, of that theres no doubt. If you dont qualify well, it makes it very difficult to move up a long way because there are not too many overtaking opportunities. Its a tight circuit and opportunities are at a premium so Saturday will be an absolutely crucial day for us.
Q: Do you feel driving at Monaco is something special?
VP: It is, it really is. Its an unusual race, different to the others because of the layout, the schedule over the weekend and how close spectators are to the action. It is a place where, as a driver, you really have to concentrate because it is a tight circuit. But, I have good memories there because I finished second there in GP2 back in 2009 so Im looking forward to coming back and trying to achieve some more success. What you also have to remember is that Monaco is a massive fixture not just in motorsport but in all sport. When people think of F1, they think of the Monaco race. For that very reason, we know this is the big one.
Q: How would you compare being an Formula One driver now compared to this time last year?
VP: Well, we have the KERS and Drag Reduction system (DRS) to deal with so there is considerably more for a driver to think about in the cockpit. At the moment, it is good having them (KERS and DRS) because it helps the overtaking considerably, so I think its a good thing. For me, this is not the main issue at the moment - the tyres are what we have to understand because these are affecting the outcomes of races.
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SISKIYOU COUNTY, Ore. — An innovative sex offender watch program has come to Siskiyou County, allowing residents to view the sex offenders living near any address important to them. Sheriff Jon Lopey announced the county is the latest in California to implement "OffenderWatch."
The program allows law enforcement in the state to collaboratively share information on sex offenders' movements, history, and activities; anywhere, not just in their "home" area. The system includes an alert function, which provides real time info, saving smaller towns and counties weeks of delays while waiting on paperwork or confirmation.
Sheriff Lopey says another vital part is a citizen's component, where residents can log onto the website and view the registered sex offenders near their home, work, or children's schools.
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How To Update Samsung Galaxy Gio S5660 to Android 4.2 Jelly Bean [Ultimate Guide]
The latest Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean update is now possible for Samsung Galaxy Gio S5660 although not officially. Samsung Galaxy Gio S5660 is powered with 800 MHz processor and 278MB of ROM where it comes with Android 2.2 Froyo out of the box that's officially upgradable to Android 2.3.6 Gingerbread.
Read the following instructions carefully while updating your Samsung Galaxy Gio S5660 to Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean. Please note that each and every step mentioned in this article is important.
Disclaimer: The procedure given in this tutorial is considered as risky and may cause damage to your phone. It is recommended that you should not follow it unless you are familiar with these things. Follow this guide completely at your own risk.
To update Samsung Galaxy Gio S5660 to Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean, follow our guide below.
I. Before You Begin:
1. The following procedure works for Samsung Galaxy Gio S5660 phone.
2. Make sure your device have at least 80% battery power.
3. You must have ClockworkMod Recovery installed on your device.
4. Make sure USB Debugging is enabled
II. Downloading Required Files:
1. Jelly Bean 4.2 ROM for Samsung Galaxy Gio S5660. [Filename: cm-10.1-20121226-UNOFFICIAL-gio.zip]
2. Google Apps [Filename: gapps-gb-20110114-signed.zip]
III. Install Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean ROM on Samsung Galaxy Gio S5660:
1. Connect your Samsung Galaxy Gio S5660 to PC using USB cable.
2. Copy downloaded files to the SD card of your Phone.
3. Disconnect USB
4. Turn off your Phone.
5. Boot into recovery by pressing and holding Volume Down, Home and Power buttons
6. Wipe the Data and Dalvic Cache or you might brick your device afterwards
7. Select install zip from sdcard, then select choose zip from sdcard. (locate the Jelly Bean 4.2 Rom .zip file) and select it by pressing Power button.
8. Once the ROM installation process end, repeat the step 7 but choose Google apps instead of ROM zip to install the Google apps package.
9. When installation is completed, go back to the main recovery menu and select reboot system now to reboot the phone and boot up into customized Android 4.2.1 ROM
Congrats! Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean firmware based custom ROM is now installed and running on your Samsung Galaxy Gio S5660 phone
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Everything was great, but everytime I try to reboot my phone, it appears a double "GALAXY Gio GT-S5660″ screen, or simply a blue screen… It has bricked?
hi dear expert,,,, pls explain i have samsung galaxy gio gt s5660 gingerbread 2.3.3….it is rooted phone? if yes then can i update it with jelly bean 4.2.1? and i installed CWM recovery app but it say if your phone is not rooted then it will not working in ur device,,so i tried it but there nothing saved,,,so now suggest me what to do and how?
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my mobile stuck at cyanogenmod
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Everything was great, but everytime I try to reboot my phone, it appears a double "GALAXY Gio GT-S5660″ screen, or simply a blue screen… It has bricked?
I just finished the update and I'm getting error messages.
"Unfortunately, Setup Wizard has stopped."
"Unfortunately, Google services has stopped working"
Please HELP!!
there is a high risk that something goes wrong?
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Why I can't download google apps?
I keep getting "unfortunately, setup wizard has stopped" then "unfortunately google services framework has stopped." what am I doing wrong?
Does the mobile phone stay more slower or quicker after doing that?
How is everything working in this version?
What are the things that work and the things that don't?
How fast does it drain the battery?
Thank you in advance.
how long the Downloading… process it will take !?
I keep getting "unfortunately, setup wizard has stopped" then "unfortunately google services framework has stopped." what am I doing wrong?
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"The harder you work, the luckier you get." by Gary Player
Below is the poem entitled The roach which was written by poet gary bechter. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
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Through and after A nuclear blast We'll still be around Eating crap Fear of light Perserves out fate Were hidden between cracks In the darkest of place Persnickety eaters Surely not We'll eat our own dead Just merely for a snack We will still be around Long after you're gone Eluding light And eating crap


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2012 WNT forms1/11/2012
OKLAHOMA CITY — Twelve athletes have been named to the 2012 USA Softball Women's National Team, the Amateur Softball Association (ASA) of America announced today. An additional five athletes will be named to the squad, which will compete at the International Softball Federation (ISF) Women's World Championship, following a 2012 USA Softball Women's National Team and USA Softball Women's Elite National Team Selection Camp in June. The 12 athletes who were named to the roster by the USA Softball Women's National Team Selection Committee (WNTSC) are Valerie Arioto (Pleasanton, Calif./Cal senior), Kaitlin Cochran (Yorba Linda, Calif./Arizona State 2009), Lauren Gibson (Pasadena, Md./Tennessee junior), Ashley Holcombe (Fayetteville, Ga./Alabama 2009), Molly Johnson (Tucson, Ariz./Kentucky 2010), Stacy May-Johnson (Reno, Nev./Iowa 2006), Jenae Leles (Sacramento, Calif./Arizona 2009), Michelle Moultrie (Jacksonville, Fla./Florida senior), Keilani Ricketts (San Jose, Calif./Oklahoma junior), Jordan Taylor (Valencia, Calif./Michigan 2011), Rhea Taylor (Buford, Ga./Missouri 2011) and Chelsea Thomas (Pleasantville, Iowa/Missouri junior). All athletes who have been named to the 2012 USA Softball Women's National Team helped Team USA to the Gold Medal at the 2011 World Cup of Softball in July in Oklahoma City and the 2011 Pan American Games in October in Guadalajara, Mexico. Athletes who have accepted an invitation to try-out for one of the five remaining spots on the team and the 2012 USA Softball Women's Elite National Team are Lauren Chamberlain (Trabuco Canyon, Calif./Oklahoma freshman), Whitney Canion (Aledo, Texas/Baylor junior), Raven Chavanne (Thousand Oaks, Calif./Tennessee junior), Dallas Escobedo (Glendale, Ariz./Arizona State sophomore), Kenzie Fowler (Tucson, Ariz./Arizona junior), Taylor Hoagland (Flower Mound, Texas/Texas junior), Meagan May (Spring, Texas/Texas A&M junior), Megan Langenfeld (Bakersfield, Calif./UCLA 2010), Christi Orgeron (New Orleans, La./ULL senior), Ellen Renfroe (Jackson, Tenn./Tennessee sophomore) and Jessica Shults (Valencia, Calif./Oklahoma junior). With the exception of Renfroe, all athletes have played USA Softball previously on a Women's National Team, Women's Futures National Team or Junior Women's National Team. Throughout the spring, additional athletes will be invited to the June Selection Camp, where the five remaining members of the 2012 USA Softball Women's National Team and the 17-athlete roster for the 2012 USA Softball Women's Elite National Team will be decided. Following the Selection Camp, members of both teams will play each other in exhibition games before beginning competition. The Women's National Team will compete at the World Cup of Softball in Oklahoma City, the Canadian Open Fast Pitch International Championship in Surrey, B.C., Canada, and the World Championship in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada. The Women's Elite National Team will compete at the World University Games in Colorado Springs, Colo. Additional events may be added to the team schedules at a later date. About ASA The Amateur Softball Association, founded in 1933, is the National Governing Body of softball in the United States and a member of the United States Olympic Committee. The ASA has become one of the nation's largest sports organizations and now sanctions competition in every state through a network of 76 local associations. The ASA has grown from a few hundred teams in the early days to over 210,000 teams today, representing a membership of more than three million. For more information on the ASA, visit http://www.asasoftball.com/. About USA Softball USA Softball is the brand created, operated and owned by the ASA that links the USA Men's, Women's, Junior Boys' and Junior Girls' National Team programs together. USA Softball is responsible for training, equipping and promoting these four National Teams to compete in international and domestic competitions. The USA Softball Women's National Team is one of the only two women's sports involved in the Olympic movement to capture three consecutive gold medals at the Olympic Games since 1996. The U.S. women have also won nine World Championship titles including the last seven consecutive as well as claimed five World Cup of Softball titles. For more information about USA Softball, please visit http://www.usasoftball.com/.
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Nashville, TN (SportsNetwork.com) - The Tennessee Titans have released veteran kicker Rob Bironas.
Bironas, an All-Pro and Pro Bowl selection in 2007, has spent his entire nine-year career with the Titans.
"We want to thank Rob for his nine years of service to the Titans," said Tennessee general manager Ruston Webster. "He has been an outstanding kicker and we appreciate him both for his contributions on the field and in our community."
Bironas was 25-for-29 on field goals last season and has connected on 239- of-279 over his career.
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Distinctive Log cabin gives unique vacation experience with breath taking views of Shawnee Peak. Fully restored single level 3 bedroom, 1 bath Swedish built cottage with 200 feet of private waterfront on Moose Pond, Bridgton. Cottage is privately situated
on a quiet camp road approx 2 miles from Bridgton center.
Private parking for 3 or 4 cars.
Waterview patio has gas grill, and outdoor furniture. Waterfront platform includes a dock (21 ft boat max) with easy access into the lake.
Bridgton is at the base of the White Mountain Range in the SW part of
Maine. It is approx. 35 miles west of Portland and 20 miles east of
North Conway, NH on Rte 302. Bridgton is home to a drive-in movie
theatre, a new indoor cinema, hiking and nature trails, four free
public beaches and boat launches, Shawnee Peak Mountain, two ice
arenas and Bridgton Country Club. Bridgton has everything you need for
vacation - a beautiful lake, restaurants, food stores, a department
store, movie rentals, a fish market, pharmacy, canoe and kayak rentals
and book stores.Downtown has a Laundramat.
Moose Pond offers swimming, boating, great fishing and all
watersport activities. It offers 11 miles of boating with little boat traffic.
Due north, the Saco River offers rafting trips and canoe excursions
while Shawnee peak (across the lake) provides hiking and biking
options. Outlet Shopping is approx 30 minutes nearby in "tax free"
Conway, NH. The Causeway in Naples (15 minutes south) has
everything for the kids; Arcade games, sea-plane rides, miniature
golf, paddleboat cruises, shopping and lakefront restaurants.
Storyland, Santa's Village and Attitash Alpine Slides are great family
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Accepted Students
Fall'14 | Spring'15 | |
Suggested Arrival Date | Sept 9, 2014 | Mar 25, 2015 |
Check-in Date | Sept 13, 2014 | Mar 28, 2015 |
Orientation & Payment | Sept 15, 2014 | Mar 30, 2015 |
Classes Start | Sept 22, 2014 | Apr 6, 2015 |
Classes End | Dec 3, 2014 | Jun 15, 2015 |
Pre-arrival Online Modules
What is it?
It's an easy to follow pre-arrival online orientation tool to help you be more prepared to study at Bellevue College while living in the United States as an international student.
How to use it
- Read your acceptance letter and find your BC student Identification Number (e.g., 950-xx-xxxx). Your PIN is your birth date (e.g., December 25, 1990 = 12/25/90, PIN = 122590).
- Create a BC student NetID and student e-mail address at https://bellevuecollege.edu/netid/.
- Use FireFox or Chrome browser and go to http://www.bellevuecollege.edu/canvas/ and use your NetID and PIN to log on to the pre-arrival online module.
- Choose "ORIEN101 – IBP INTL STU" course and translation (if available) and follow the guides.
- At the end of each module, you will need to pass a quiz to move on to the next module.
- If you have trouble accessing the site, please contact Diem O'Rourke at firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com.
What if I do not do this?
Your class registration and payment will be delayed until you finish the orientation.
Changes in your plan
Visa Denial?
If your F-1 visa request has been denied, please contact your admission coordinator immediately at email@example.com.
Need to change the starting quarter to a future term?
If you would like to defer/change your enrollment to a future quarter, please contact your admission coordinator immediately at email@example.com.
If you need to cancel your admission to BC, please contact your admission coordinator at firstname.lastname@example.com and return your original I-20 to us by postal mail.


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Grey hopes to launch a new project, which won't be all ages, at a new location, in a few months. You can't blame him, though you might feel bad for all the good kids, the ones that didn't screw it up, who've lost a cool place to hang and headbang. "They'd get intoxicated," Grey says of the loser cliques, adding that he had no liquor license, everything was BYOB. "Ruckuses, fights, I had nine people on security. They got tired of hitting on people. That gets old. Gangs came out, fifteen-year-old kids with nine millimeters, shotguns. In the year we were open, we had few visits from cops. No serious problems, not many police happenings. Things keep getting taken away because kids fuck it up. I don't want to be ultimately responsible for a life-and-death situation."
So what's been shining my shoelaces lately, tapewise? Brenda Lee. It took me a while to dial in, but I finally gave her Warner Bros. debut (I don't boycott Time Warner) a listen. A charming blend of country and pop, beautifully sung by the veteran star. With one killer exception: "Love Is Fair," a Jesse Winchester song with a deep R&B melody/hook that suggests Ms. Lee's soul came under the temporary possession of the late Billie Holiday during recording of the vocal tracks. Of course, I might have produced it a bit differently, dumped the cheese-o-rama synth foundation and maybe replaced the Forester Sisters and the other femme background vocalists with some "black" sounding -- oh, never mind, it's fine the way it is. More than fine. Deadly. Yes, Brenda, you make me laugh if you make me cry.
And another: Rebel Waltz's Rubber Walls. The Waltz is a too-obscure-for-music-this-good band that's been recording and performing and winning awards in their native Wisconsin since the mid-Eighties. I hate these comparison deals, but you might find it helpful to note that Rebel Waltz leavens heavy doses of the sound most associated with early Replacements by adding touches of Graham Parker and the Clash on better drugs than the Clash ever got hold of. Furious and fun. Some club or promoter around here should pursue the possibility of giving some local exposure to these Northerners. Inquiries, including from those who would like to try to obtain the tape -- which I received from a friend, not a hypester -- should be sent to 311 S. Patrick St., Kimberly, WI 54136.
Yes, that was Raul Malo's beaming mug peering out from the top corner of the front page of the nation's McNewspaper, USA Today. The peg on the piece, a package of short album reviews, is "cool country," and how the cited groups represent that concept. Okay, so it's a journalistic reach, but a sweet boost for the Mavericks. Being a South Floridian and a New Times peruser, you know more than anyone needs to know about the Mavs, so the rest is gravy, in this case very rich gravy with lots of juicy lumps. "The best new album of the year," writes David Zimmerman of From Hell to Paradise on page 4D of the June 30 edition. "This is a group that could help save '90s country...." No duh, dude.
Joe Imperato, of the Source and the public defender's office, leads, naturally enough considering his schizo occupations, an adventurous life. Anecdotal evidence: The other day, while assisting an upstart PD on a burglary case, Imperato noticed that one of the potential jurors happened to be Nil Lara. Being as ethical and professional as any attorney can be, Imperato alerted the prosecutors to the fact that they might want to ask Lara if he knew anyone in the courtroom. Even so, Imperato says with a chuckle, the judge said that since the two knew each other only professionally -- from appearing on the same bill at shows -- it was okay to leave Lara in the jury pool. The prosecutors got him out on some other grounds. The Source, meanwhile, is working on an album. Look all over for updates.


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"Moonlight in Vermont" is a popular song about the U.S. state of Vermont, written by John Blackburn (lyrics) and Karl Suessdorf (music) and published in 1944.[1]
The lyrics are unusual in that they do not rhyme.[1] John Blackburn, the lyricist, has been quoted as saying, "After completing the first 12 bars of the lyric, I realized there was no rhyme and then said to Karl, 'Let's follow the pattern of no rhyme throughout the song. It seemed right.'"[2] The lyrics are also unconventional in that each verse (not counting the bridge) is a haiku.[1]
The song is considered an unofficial state song of Vermont and is frequently played as the first dance song at Vermont wedding receptions. It was first introduced by Margaret Whiting in a 1944 recording,[1] and has been covered by numerous other artists over the years. (Captain Beefheart's song "Moonlight on Vermont", on his 1969 album Trout Mask Replica, is unrelated.)
There are few sycamore trees in Vermont and few meadowlarks; Blackburn, who wrote the lyrics, was from Ohio.


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Colorado prison's chief slaying suspect threatened to kill prison guard, 'make her beg for her life'
Record: Ebel vows to kill guard and guard's family
CENTENNIAL, Colo. - The man suspected of killing Colorado's prisons chief threatened to kill a female guard -- saying he would "make her beg for her life" -- while he was in prison, according to state records.
It's just one episode in a long history of misconduct behind bars for Evan Spencer Ebel, who died after a shootout with Texas authorities last week.
Within nine months of entering prison in 2005, Ebel misbehaved so badly he was placed in solitary confinement. He spent much time there because of continued threats and attacks against prison workers and other inmates.
Prison records describe an inmate who repeatedly confronted guards and fought with other inmates and -- while yelling and kicking his cell door -- urged other inmates to join his efforts to disruption his prison wing.
During his nearly eight years in the Colorado prison system, Ebel was cited for 28 disciplinary violations, including three assaults, two fights, three threats and 10 attempts to incite prison disruptions, according to a summary of his prison history released Thursday by the Colorado Department of Corrections.
The records also show he had aliases of Evil Ebel and Dustin McKay. He also had the tattoo of a swastika on his stomach along with the word "hopeless."
Ebel entered the Colorado prison system in 2005 after being sentenced to 3 years for robbery and menacing in Jefferson County. A few months later he was sentenced 8 years for assault and 3 years for menacing in Adams County.
In 2005, Ebel threatened to kill a female correctional officer, according to records released Thursday.
Ebel told her "that he would kill her if he ever saw her on the streets and that he would make her beg for her life," according to an incident report.
In 2006, Ebel hit another correctional officer in the face, cutting the officer's nose and finger. He had slipped out of his handcuffs, records show.
"(Ebel) threatened to kill staff member & family," the report said. Prison officials said contraband was found during the incident.
In 2007, Ebel was sentenced to 4 years for assaulting a prison guard. The sentence was to be served concurrently with his previous sentences.
During his repeated disruptions, Ebel flooded his area of the prison and often smeared feces on other inmates' cell door, according to records.
In a February 2012 incident, Ebel was returning from a shower and when guards opened his cell and briefly took their eyes off him, "Ebel put his stuff on the ground & ran into cell where assaulted (someone)." The report doesn't say who he attacked.
Watch 7NEWS at 5 for more on this developing story.
-- Background --
After serving his maximum prison term, Ebel was released from prison Jan. 28 on mandatory parole, "meaning that by law he could not be held any longer," prison officials said.
DOC officials didn't expect the troubled man to do well on the outside.
A Dec. 14, 2012 parole assessment rated Ebel as a "very high risk" for returning to prison, giving him "recidivism odds" of two out of three.
Less than two months after his release, Ebel became a suspect in the murders of Colorado prison chief Tom Clements and Nate Leon, a high-tech professional who worked weekend as Domino's Pizza delivery driver to help support his family.
During a traffic stop on Thursday, authorities in Texas said Ebel, who was driving a black Cadillac with mismatched Colorado license plates, shot an officer and took off, leading police on a chase that at times exceeded 100 mph.
Ebel wasn't stopped until his vehicle slammed into an 18-wheel tractor trailer. He came out of the car with a gun and began firing again at deputies who cut him down with return fire, police said. Ebel died later a hospital.
"He wasn't planning on being taken alive. He was planning on hurting somebody," an officer said after the shooting.
Shell casings collected after the chase matched casings found in Clements' home, according to the El Paso County Sheriff's Office.
Other evidence found inside Ebel's Cadillac included Domino's clothing and a delivery driver's "heatwave" bag.
"There's a strong connection between our case involving Mr. Leon and the Texas incident," Denver Police Department spokesman Sonny Jackson said, but he refused to discuss the specific evidence being processed in the case.
-- A timeline of Ebel's activities: http://ch7ne.ws/TimelineEbel


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Well, now the bulk of the information is in. After a year's worth of hand-wringing on the subject of tanking, we know the winner of this year's lottery — the Cleveland Cavaliers, who leapt up from the ninth spot into first overall.Start Slideshow
Combine that with the conclusion of the predraft combine in Chicago last week, and we also have some hard numbers by which to size up the players available. With both of those in place, then, here is the most informed mock draft we have been able to put together to date.
Remember, the draft will be held on June 26.
He is an athletic, dynamic scorer who is an immediate threat on the perimeter. He averaged 17.1 points and 5.9 rebounds in college, and though his perimeter shot needs work, he has the ability to beat his man off the dribble and finish in traffic. Certainly, the Cavs will think about going big with this selection, but they also need have needed a small forward since LeBron James departed and probably won't keep Luol Deng.Next
Parker still is something of a tweener to NBA scouts, but he should erase that skepticism once he does the handful of workouts he'll do. You've heard the knocks on his defense, no doubt, but that's par for the course for young big men. Not a terrible outcome for the Bucks, who could consider Dante Exum here, but also could wind up with a stacked front line.Next
How big of a deal is Embiid's back? That remains a question for front office execs. Before his injury, Embiid was very much in play as the No. 1 pick, and still could be. But if the back scares off Cleveland and Milwaukee, it could be a boon for Philly — Embiid was drawing Hakeem Olajuwon comparisons before it came about, and could be an imposing presence next to Nerlens Noel.Next
Vonleh was one of the big winners at the predraft camp. He was 6-9.5 in shoes, weighing in at 247 pounds with 7.3 percent body fat. He had a huge wingspan (7-4.25) and the second-biggest hands in combine history (11.75 inches wide). Orlando could look to either Marcus Smart or Dante Exum here, but they may need to lock down a big guy early.Next
He is still something of a mystery man, but Exum is extremely athletic and good with the ball. He measured at 6-6 in shoes, with a 6-9.5 wing span at the predraft combine — his size and length only intrigued scouts further about him. He can play on the ball or off it, which would give Utah some flexibility with Trey Burke. If Exum is as good as he's cracked up to be, the Jazz will have some exciting athletic pieces on hand.Next
To hear some tell it, Randle's arms are so short he should have measured like a T-Rex in Chicago. He didn't—his wingspan was 7-0. His vertical was nothing special (35.5 inches) but that's not particularly problematic. This is a guy who averaged 15.0 points and 10.4 rebounds for Kentucky, after all. The Celtics will have options with this pick, but a choice between Randle and Aaron Gordon seems most likely.Next
Gordon was, predictably, brilliant in the predraft camp, easily ranking tops among big guys in lane agility and vertical leap. His height (6-8.75) and wingspan (6-11.75) were not bad, either, easing some concerns about his size. But we knew all of that about Gordon, just as we know what his chief challenge will be: Developing some polish in his offensive game. But he has plenty of upside for a team badly in need of it.Next
Smart not only measured well in Chicago (6-3.25 with a 6-9.25 wingspan), he also did well athletically and had the chance to answer questions about the dustup he got into with a fan during OSU's season. Smart needs tweaks on the offensive end, but he is tough, athletic and big, a rarity for a point guard. He allows for some cross-matching possibilities with current starting point guard, the 5-9 Isaiah Thomas.Next
Much was made of Harris' poor height measurement — he was 6-4.5 in shoes — but that's not terribly short in the modern NBA, where combo guards are prevalent on the wing. Harris has high upside as a shooter, and perimeter threats are badly needed here. This is a stroke of luck for the Hornets, who would have only gotten this pick if Detroit fell out of the top eight, and will be able to take guards like Harris, Nik Stauskas or James Young.Next
Young was middle-of-the-pack athletically in Chicago, but his 7-0 wingspan certainly caught some eyes — though Young struggled at times during his season at Kentucky, he did display a smooth lefty shot that he was able to get off over defenders. He also is a good defensive player. Assuming the Sixers go big with their first lottery pick, this would be an ideal place to address their shooting guard hole.Next
LaVine's numbers at UCLA were hardly impressive. His numbers at Chicago were much different. Obviously, LaVine is going to need some development as far as his skills, but his max vertical was 41.5 inches and he was the most agile and second-quickest player at the camp. He has a tremendous athletic base and is a natural fit for the Nuggets.Next
What was up with the 12.1 percent body fat, anyway? It might hurt Stauskas that he had that extra layer, because he was still able to perform well in the athletic drills, ranking second at his position in lane agility. That hasn't entirely erased the question of whether Stauskas can defend at an NBA level, but it helped his cause. Orlando is in need of perimeter shooting threats outside of Arron Afflalo.Next
Depending on with whom you speak, McDermott's measurements on Thursday were either a disaster or not that damaging at all — he was only 6-7.75. To some, that means he can't be a power forward and his value takes a hit. To others, he was always going to be a unqiue tweener/shooter/small forward anyway, and in that light, 6-7.75 isn't so bad. The Timberwolves' coaching situation is still undecided, but McDermott seems to be the kind of versatile shooter Minnesota needs.Next
Hairston impressed in Chicago with his shooting and has firmed up his spot in the first round, probably in the top 20. Defense remains a question mark, but he showed his scoring prowess in the D-League and appears athletic enough to develop into a competent defensive player. The Suns are in the market for a big guy, but the options are limited here, and Hairston would fit their roster well.Next
Hood has a smooth offensive game and appeared poised in Chicago. He may not have a home-run upside, but he can certainly contribute immediately as a small forward who can shoot (he made 42 percent of his 3s last year). That's just what the Hawks want to see.Next
Payne was going to skip the combine because of mononucleosis, but he showed up anyway. His measurements looked very good — he was 6-9.75 in shoes, with a 7-4 wingspan and a 9-1 standing reach (third-biggest in both categories). He is an outstanding perimeter shooter, a ready-made contributor as a stretch 4.Next
Saric has the potential to be a lottery pick, but there remain questions about his work ethic. He could go as high as the top 10 if teams are convinced he has matured. He has been a star in Europe since he was a teenager, with a versatile inside-outside game — in 28 league games for Cibona, he averaged 16.7 points, 9.7 rebounds and 3.2 assists.Next
Grant is long for a small forward, at 6-7.75 with a wingspan of 7-2.75, and if he were polished enough to play the 3 in the NBA, he would be a lottery pick. But scouts remain unsure — his frame says small forward, but his game says power forward. Still, he has the potential to develop and if he fills out the right way, he could be a versatile threat.Next
Early measured 6-7.25 in shoes, undersize for a power forward, but he logged a 40-inch max vertical leap and was one of the top small forwards when it comes to lane agility. That helped answer questions about whether Early has the athleticism to handle small forwards at the NBA level. The Bulls are going to be in the market for draft-night trades, and this pick might not wind up belonging to them.Next
Scouts are split on Ennis, who was outstanding in the first part of the season but faded down the stretch. The Raptors have depth all around, and though they might be tempted to take a chance on a big guy like Mitch McGary, they could give themselves insurance at point guard in case Kyle Lowry leaves as a free agent.Next
Anderson stood 6-8.5 during the combine and weighed in at 230 pounds, though his 13.4 percent body fat was third-highest at the combine. He didn't participate in drills, which adds to the perception that he lacks athleticism.Next
The Grizzlies could use some scoring, and someone like T.J. Warren would address that problem. But with Nick Calathes facing a suspension, addressing the point guard spot is a priority, too. Payton is a very quick ballhandler who knows how to make plays.Next
Warren is a big-time scorer who averaged 24.9 points and 7.1 rebounds last season, and he has pretty good size at 6-8.25. How his game, which relies on floaters and his knack for scoring, will translate to the NBA is a question mark, but he can provide some punch.Next
Dinwiddie is coming off ACL surgery and hasn't been able to work out for any teams, but as he pointed out at the predraft combine, he is 6-6 in shoes with a 6-8.25 wingspan, and not many point guards have that size. Oh, and he can shoot — he made 41.3 percent of his 3s before his injury last season, and he made 38.6 percent of his 3-point tries in his collegiate career. That's sort of important to the Hornets.Next
Front-office executives continue to be impressed with Antetokounmpo's motor, and he showed his athleticism in Chicago. What is becoming increasingly clear is that he has developed into a reliable 3-point shooter. That puts him right in Daryl Morey's wheelhouse.Next
Seen the playoffs lately? Then you know that the Heat need some size. Sure, they could look to gird against the possible loss of Mario Chalmers this summer with a point guard, but point guards are not hard to find. The Heat would benefit from developing a young big man, and McGary — if medical reports on his surgically repaired back look OK — would be the kind of value pick the Heat need to uncover.Next
If there is a chance that the Suns actually make all their draft picks, then they can afford to take a gamble with this one. Nurkic is 19 and plays limited minutes for his team in Croatia. He does not possess much of an offensive game, but he brings legit size at 7-0.Next
Robinson helped himself at the combine as he confirmed the athleticism he showed from time to time with the Wolverines. The question is why he does not dominate more with his natural skills. Still, for a Clippers team looking for athleticism on the wing, Robinson is a good pickup.Next
Kane impressed in Chicago with his athleticism, and he measured 6-4.5 with shoes — he is a point guard with legitimate size and defensive ability who happens to be a good perimeter shooter. The downside is that he will be 25 on draft night, which could scare off some teams. But he is a sleeper here.Next
At the risk of being cliche, we have the Spurs taking a risk on a young international guy with the final pick of the first round. He is skinny, raw and 18 but already a 7-footer who would have been a likely lottery pick next year.


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Scholarship Overview
This scholarship is for graduating seniors from Edinburgh Community High School in Edinburgh, Indiana. Students must also be residents of Edinburgh. To qualify for this scholarship, applicants must be enrolled full-time at an accredited public or private college, university, or vocational school; have a GPA between 2.0 and 3.5; exhibit a broad-based involvement in athletics; demonstrate financial need through the FAFSA form.
How easy is it to apply?
Not too bad
This scholarship's application process may have items such as essays that could take a couple hours.
How much competition is there?
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This scholarship has a relatively low number of applicants.
GPA: Is this you?
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By: Liberator on January 22, 2006 - 9:06am - Add new comment
Thabk you Obscurist. I am a die hard jazz fan that appreciates you promoting the art. What you are doing is more relevant than 99% of the drivel that comes across this forum. Happy New Year!
By: Liberator on December 14, 2005 - 7:36pm - Add new comment
The Bluffton Today reported on Wednesday that the state Education Oversight committee voted to eliminate 4 standards in the current state high school science curriculum that either directly dealt with or was related to the teaching of evolution.
By: Liberator on November 2, 2005 - 6:12am - Add new comment
To All Bush supporters: You should be aware that your President and his Republican junta are beginnng work on overhauling the tax system in an effort to "simplify" the tax code. What they are proposing is to erase deductions for state and local income and property taxes, restrict tax-free employer-paid health insurance, and reduce the deductions that many taxpayers can claim for charitable donations.
By: Liberator on September 28, 2005 - 4:32pm - Add new comment
The phrase "under God" was added in the 1950's as a form of religious indoctrination for school children. Children already have the freedom to pray in school anytime they want.
There is no mention of "God" anywhere in the Constitution-it was left out intentionally due the Founders' detailed knowledge of the abuses of past theocracies.
By: Liberator on September 2, 2005 - 6:13pm - Add new comment
Fellow Citizens:
In response to selected "responses:" 1. I never blamed Katrina on the President. I merely criticized his initial response. 2. Gas prices were were well over $2.00 and climbing prior to Katrina. 3. The poverty rate rose to 13% within the last few days. Check the facts. 4. The President recently signed an energy bill that gives special tax breaks to oil companies who have been gouging us for months. 5.
By: Liberator on September 1, 2005 - 5:16am - Add new comment
I hope the voters of President Bush are enjoying the fruits of their decision. Here we are with gas prices soaring close to $4.00 a gallon, tax breaks for the wealthy (who soon will be the only ones who can afford gas), energy policies that favor Big Oil while wrecking our environment, 45 million Americans without health insurance and almost 13% of the population living below the poverty line. I forgot to mention, a misguided war that has killed almost 2000 of our youth and has made us and the world even more vulnerable to terrorism.


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InterContinental NEW ORLEANS
Description provided by InterContinental NEW ORLEANS
Situated just two blocks from the historic French Quarter, six blocks from the river and front row for Mardis Gras, this luxury hotel in New Orleans is coveted for its location and Four-Diamond status. In the heart of the business district, the hotel is convenient for executives and leisure breaks. From fine, alfresco dining to stunning views from the 15th floor outdoor pool, this contemporary gem is perfectly appointed to explore the best New Orleans has to offer.
List of Amenities for InterContinental NEW ORLEANS
· ATM/Cash machine · Accessible facilities · Air conditioning individually controlled in room · Bathrobe · Bathtub · Bell staff/porter · Car rental desk · Cocktail lounge · Coffee/Tea maker · Color television · Complimentary newspaper in lobby · Concierge desk · Connecting rooms · Cribs · Currency exchange · Desk with lamp · Direct dial telephone · Dry cleaning · Executive floor · Free newspaper · Golf · Hairdryer · High speed internet access for laptop in public areas · High speed internet connection · Housekeeping - daily · Housekeeping - weekly · Ice machine · Interior corridors · Ironing board · Late check-out available · Limousine service · Limousine service · Meeting rooms · Minibar · On-Site parking · Outdoor pool · Parking · Pets allowed · Private bathroom · Public area air conditioned · Restaurant · Rollaway bed · Room service · Safe deposit box · Satellite television · Separate closet · Shops and commercial services · Spare electrical outlet available at desk · Speaker phone · Stereo · Telephone jack adaptor available · Tennis court · Tour/sightseeing desk · Turn down service · Two-line phone · Valet parking · Valet same day dry cleaning · Voice mail · Weight scale · Wireless internet connection · Wireless internet connection in public areas |
Restaurant Information
Pete'sWelcome to Pete's, a local favorite with a friendly staff. We serve a beautiful breakfast buffet and a la carte dishes like our famous Bananas Foster French toast. Lunch includes fresh ground hamburgers, an assortment of salads and always a fresh fish of
Acme Oyster HouseIn 1910, before Satchmo formed his first band, the Acme Caf opened on Royal Street in the French Quarter. Still known for its traditional Creole and Cajun food, Acme Oyster House has been pleasing the palates of discriminating diners ever since.
Bon Ton CafeThe flickering gas lights and canvas canopy that announce the entrance to the Bon Ton Cafe are the first hints to an experience in dining that has almost vanished in our fast paced lives. Housed in the historical 1840s Natchez building, within earshot of
Commander's PalaceSince 1880, Commander's Palace, located in the beautiful Garden District of New Orleans, has been a landmark known for the award winning quality of its food and many commodious dining rooms. The history of this famous restaurant offers a glimpse into New
Emeril'sThe food at Emeril's is somewhat eclectic, but leans more toward what Chef Emeril calls "New New Orleans" cuisine. Although the menu often abounds with an array of tempting dishes in the style of Southwestern, West Coast, or New England cooking, the roots
Gumbo ShopEstablished in 1948, the award winning Gumbo Shop features a wide range of New Orleans cuisine at its finest. Enjoy fantastic customer service and great food. Patrons are also welcome to order from our full wine list, including 30 wines by the glass.
Meeting Facility
Acadian I Acadian II Acadian Audubon Boardroom Cabildo Cypress Fulton La Salle Ballroom A La Salle Ballroom B La Salle Ballroom C La Salle Ballroom La Salle Pre-Function Area La Salon Pre-Function Area Les Continents Magnolia Oak Orleans Pelican I Pelican II Pelican Pelican Pre-Function Area Pontalba Poydras Vieux Carre A Vieux Carre B Vieux CarreRecreation Information
Outdoor pool
Fitness center on-site
Fitness center off-site
Children's program - The Louisiana Children's Museum is located within walking distance from the hotel. From more information go to www.lcm.org.
Area Attractions
Half a Day: New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA)N.O.M.A. features an extensive permanent collection with works of art from ancient to modern times and hosts many national and international exhibits.
Two Hours: French Market
Visit the French Market. Enjoy a café au lait at Café du Monde and take a stroll through the Farmers' Market and the Flea Market.
Two Hours: St Charles Streetcar
Enjoy a ride on the St Charles Streetcar, the oldest continually running streetcar line in the world, and see the magnificent Victorian mansions and oak trees that line the Avenue.
Bourbon Street
Tip: Bourbon Street is much more active in the evening. Stroll along world-famous Bourbon Street and experience the nightlife, jazz clubs, burlesque clubs and restaurants that make it New Orleans' wildest street.
Mother's Restaurant
Tip: Always a line on weekend mornings. Popular New Orleans diner famous for all-day breakfast, po-boys and the world's best baked ham.
Half a Day: Plantation tour:
The Mississippi River is home to many Antebellum plantations which survived the Civil War. Take a trip back in time and relive the splendor of the Old South.
One Hour: Cemetery tour
Since New Orleans is situated below sea level, burial practices adapted the unique technique of utilizing above-ground tombs. Take a stroll through St Louis Cemetery #1 just outside the French Quarter, and see the oldest of what are called the cities of t
One Hour: The Garden District
Populated by the first Americans to settle in New Orleans after the Louisiana Purchase in 1803, architecturally the Garden District reflects an exciting and prosperous period of time. Walking tours through this residential neighborhood are popular and esp
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Two Hours: Aquarium of the Americas
Visit the Aquarium of the Americas, one of America's top five aquariums featuring exhibits of the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean reef, the Mississippi River and the Amazon rainforest.
Frenchmen Street
Tip: Weekend nights are best. Frenchmen Street has a wonderfully artistic and bohemian street atmosphere and is where locals go for live music.
Central Grocery
Tip: Try to go before or after lunch and be patient. Authentic Italian grocery in the French Quarter famous for the original muffaletta.
Caf du Monde
Tip: Avoid weekend mornings. After dinner is a good time. This original French Market cafe; serves cafe au lait and beignets, the powdered-sugar covered French doughnuts.
One Hour: Royal Street
Take a stroll down Royal Street, famous for its art galleries and antique shops, to visit Jackson Square, truly the heart of New Orleans.
Half a Day: The National World War II Museum
The National World War II Museum celebrates the American spirit, the teamwork, optimism, courage and sacrifice of the men and women who helped win World War II.
New Orleans International Airport
The Mississippi Riverfront
Take a romantic stroll along the mighty Mississippi River from the Riverwalk to the Moonwalk.
St. Charles Avenue
St Charles Avenue is the perfect place to run. Most joggers run right along the streetcar tracks.
Miscellaneous Information provided by InterContinental NEW ORLEANS
· American Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 4:00 PM
· Check out time is 12:00 PM
· Time Zone is GMT
· Opened in 1998
· Renovated in 01/01/2015
· 484 rooms.
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Basically I was having a bad night and my brother and his friend happened of been in the room outside my door playing video games. I needed a sound effect for something I mix of a girl breathing heavy and trying not to cry, so sense I was basically in that situation I decided to record myself..
Sorry about the quality when your trying to be quiet... yeah...
P.S. I know this can be used for someone trying to sneak in some pleasure x.x when I replayed it, it did kind of sound dirty but... nothing nasty was happening in the making of this recording xD.
OMG, your grammar.
brilliant sound, and very generous.
nice!thanks for sharing!;-)
i don't have to say anything more than...kisssssssses
This is great :D I have used many of your sounds in music. This one hasn't been completed at this time. thank you for sharing these
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This week, two companies debuted apps that create two-way video links between consumers and agents that are really cool. And as you'll find out in my August Internet Retailer magazine story on smartphone apps, cool counts.
Valspar Paint worked with marketing services firm CatapultRPM to bring interior designers into consumers' homes via iPhones and iPads. A consumer sets up an appointment with a Valspar color consultant and at the appointed time the consultant initiates a video link with the consumer. The consumer then uses her iPhone 4S or iPad to scan around a room to give the consultant an idea of what things look like. The consultant displays colors she feels work best. At the end of the free 30-minute session, the consumer can order paint straight from the consultant.
On another front, StubNut.com worked with mobile technology provider Radish Systems to build into its app an audio/visual customer service feature that enables a two-way connection where ticket agents can show buyers views from selected seats, venue maps and more. It's not live video, but it is live audio plus visuals. And most important, it's cool. And I guess I should add that it's highly practical and likely can help drive conversion and upsells.
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BOSTON- Now that Professor Warren has taken credit for creating the "intellectual foundation" of the Occupy movement, the Massachusetts Republican Party is providing an "Occupy Wall Street Incident Report."
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[slackintosh-users] ImageMagick vs. libpng
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Hey all--- After a hiatus from Slackintosh I am upgrading the G5 box again. Has anyone successfully built ImageMagick? I need a new version to build calibre, but any update of ImageMagick seems to have broken links to libpng12 and libpng14...the SlackBuild notes that upstream ImageMagick contains voodoo. So---can anyone convert file.jpg file.png on an updated ImageMagick? What am I doing wrong? I tried both slackware-current .SlackBuild and the slackintosh-current .SlackBuild with recent versions of ImageMagick. There is an error converting to .png in any case. -derek
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