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10 Apr 2011 4:29 AM #1
[DUP][CLOSED][B2] Ext.selection.RowModel-onEditorTab calls getActiveHeader()
[DUP][CLOSED][B2] Ext.selection.RowModel-onEditorTab calls getActiveHeader()
It should call editingPlugin.getActiveColumn()
This bug prevents tabbing through fields in a GridPanel with the editor plugin.
14 Apr 2011 1:04 PM #2
This is still not fixed with Beta3
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One of the Midwest's largest regularly scheduled hay auctions is expanding to a second location.
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The purpose of this study is to compare pre- and post-campaign cognitive and behavioural impacts of the Heart Foundation's Find Thirty every day® campaign, in respondents living in high and lower walkable neighbourhoods.
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- Does Neighbourhood Walkability Moderate the Effects of Mass Media Communication Strategies to Promote Regular Physical Activity?
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Volume 45, Issue 1 Supplement, pp 86-94
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- 2013-02-01
- 10.1007/s12160-012-9429-7
- Print ISSN
- 0883-6612
- Online ISSN
- 1532-4796
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Keywords
- Mass media
- Intervention
- Walkability
- Built environment
- Physical activity
- Moderation
- Industry Sectors
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- Author Affiliations
- 1. Centre for the Built Environment and Health, School of Population Health (M707), The University of Western Australia, 35 Stirling Hwy, Crawley, Perth, WA, 6009, Australia
- 2. McCaughey Centre VicHealth Centre for Promotion of Mental Health and Community Wellbeing, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
- 3. Sydney School of Public Health, The University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, Australia
- 4. School of Sport Science, Exercise and Health, The University of Western Australia, Perth, WA, Australia


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How to Handle the Mortgage Mess? Do the Right Thing.
The more I think about the mortgage crisis and the outright socialist solutions coming from both Democrats and Republicans, the more I think of this question asked in Tuesday night's debate:
Since World War II, we have never been asked to sacrifice anything to help our country, except the blood of our heroic men and women. As president, what sacrifices — sacrifices will you ask every American to make to help restore the American dream and to get out of the economic morass that we're now in?
Since neither candidate answered the question, I'll do it. We can make one very simple sacrifice that will let us get through this as we've gotten through every other tough economic time in our contry's history.
That sacrifice, which really isn't a sacrifice at all, is summed up in one sentence: Do the right thing.
No government bailout. No socialized mortgage buy-up. No nothing. Do the right thing.
Has the value of your house fallen to less than the mortgage you signed? Do the right thing and live up to the contract you made.
Did you borrow on the equity of your home to buy a new car or a Nintendo Wii? Do the right thing and sell them to live up to your obligation.
Don't pass that debt on to your children, plus a few billion dollars in interest. Do the right thing.
Don't force everyone else to pay for your debts. Do the right thing.
Don't hamstring other people who might later want to buy a house by letting the government artificially inflate the value of your house. Do the right thing.
Don't panic. Don't stampede your bank. Don't be foolish. Do the right thing.
If this mortgage mess drives us into a recession, then it does. It's our medicine and we have to take it. We caused it. We let Congress push their ill-advised social programs into the mortgage industry. We let them build Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac into monstrosities of fraud and debt. We let them get away with ignoring the problem then riding in to claim superhero status for suggesting that we adopt long-discredited socialist policies. Now, the Secretary of the Treasury says he has the authority to buy up shares of our private banks. In other words, he can socialize our banking system as well as our mortgage system.
We can't let that happen. We have seen how badly it works out.
This is our problem. The consequences are ours. We can endure them. We can make it through them as generations of Americans before us have. We don't need the government to make things worse. We don't need to shove this problem onto our children and our grandchildren. Read this editorial in today's Wall Street Journal for a smart way to deal with this situation. It involves pain, but not the prolonged pain of a depression, and it does with with minimal government meddling. Read this post at Heritage and the link to which it points for yet another common-sense set of solution that again do not require McCain-esque socialism.
Let's do the right thing.
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Fem Fetish Frosh
This probably isn't what you want to hear, FFF, but here goes: You alone will ultimately never be able to fulfill your boyfriend entirely, just as he alone will never be able to fulfill you entirely. One person simply can't be all things to another person — sexually or otherwise — and unmet needs, unfulfilled desires, and unexplored possibilities are prices we pay to be in LTRs. Monogamous, polyamorous, femdom, or whatever: All coupled people walk around feeling a little unfulfilled. (Single people too.) Because no one gets everything he or she wants.
So, FFF, while some aspects of the polyamorous lifestyle appeal to your boyfriend, he has decided he prefers the kind of relationship he's in now, with its perks and drawbacks, to the hypothetical polyamorous scenarios he used to contemplate, which would've had their own perks and drawbacks. I'd say your relationship is doomed only if you can't bring yourself to take his "yes" — yes to you, yes to monoamory — for an answer.
Dear Dan: My husband and I have been together for three years, and we're not having as much sex as we used to. A big part of the problem: In the time we've been together, he's put on a lot of weight. I'm not looking to blame his weight gain for my libido issues. I just need to shut up and put out more, and I'm working on that. But I'm wondering if it's ethical to suggest incentivizing his weight loss with more sex. Sex every time he drops three pounds followed by sex once a week once he hits his target weight? I don't think losing the beer belly will make me want to drop my pants all the time, but it couldn't hurt, right?
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If you think your husband would respond positively to the challenge — if he's not weepily sensitive about his weight, if he likes set goals and specific rewards — I think you should toss this proposal on the table right next to that bag of Doritos. Of course, I couldn't give you the same advice if the genders were reversed because, well, it looks like we're out of room. So we'll have to leave the gendered politics of fat for a future column.


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Apr 27 2013
icc women world cup t20 2014
ICC women world cup t20 2014
Bangladesh will be the host
The next ICC T20 world cup will arranged at 2014. This tournaments will be played at Bangladesh. Bangladesh has already proved themselves as great host of cricket tournaments so that ICC gives the permission to arrange two tournaments (ICC women world cup t20 and ICC t20 world cup). Bangladesh is being ready to arrange those tournaments and to keep the honer of ICC. The venue of this tournaments may cox's bazaar stadium(under construction). We are waiting to see another exciting tournaments hosted by Bangladesh.


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2011 Uganda Spine Surgery Mission Blog
DAYS 6-8 – Friday-Sunday August 18-20:
At the end of this long week, these threemystical days seemed to blend together into one.
On the spinal side of things, the mission team split up so some could stay for the surgery onI.K., a 64 years-young female patient who was postponed earlier in the week pending blood test results. Sometimes, a low Vitamin B12 level can cause the same neurological symptoms as an insult to the spinal cord. So, to justify a surgery, we had to rule out a B12 deficiency (pernicious anemia). Overnight Friday, her blood tests came back and showed her to have a normal B12 level, so Kris and Kirill reassessed the patient on Saturday morning and went ahead with the surgery at Case hospital. It was another straight forward spine procedure even with poor lighting and less than ideal instruments.
Early Friday morning, the second half of the teamventured upon the final leg of the torah mission to Putti, a small village near Mbale ("Em-ball-ay"). "Ohhhhhhh Lord," we prayed, "please deliver us and the precious sefer Torah to the village of Putti." Alex, Brian, Jordan, Judah, Doctor &Saftah Lieberman and the torah rode with Amos (our energetic driver), while Arne (the Dutch free lance reporter) and 150 Kinder Kits followed (almost too) closely behind. The apparently"220 km drive" took usEastward along Lake Victoriafor four hours on treacherously narrow, pitted roads and dusty boda-boda trails to the foot of Mount Elgon in the town of Mbale.When we finally reached Putti we were greeted by the village population, adults and children alike,charging the van with jubilant shrieking reminiscent of the peacock mating call. The torah as promised had arrived at its new home.
The Putti village was quite remarkable. There were a few small shacks for homes, and five larger structures. Of these buildings, isa kitchen with a sign post memorializing the "The Challah Project," which had been donated to help theAbayudayahJewish peoples prepare their Sabbath bread. Also donated was a solar-powered chicken coup. Veterans noted that there were no chickens around last year, as they had been exterminated due to illness. Now, chickens roamed the dusty field and a sad-looking dog named "Master" wandered existentially. The children were many. The older ones would smile, but the younger ones were instinctively wary of "Muzungos" (whites). Of the Abayudayah, there were 130 children and another 40 adults in Putti. Jordan contrasted the age distribution to similar-sized Jewish communities he had met in Bolivia, where the stats were perfectly reversed, with shrinking communities.
The history of the Putti Abayudayahstarted inthe late 1800s. An elephant hunter namedSemeiKakungulubegan studying the bible. Upon further learning, he found his connection to the old testament, the books of Moses. He circumcised himself and his sons, a sign of Abraham's (the first Jewish man) covenant with God. We don't know how thrilled his middle-aged followers were about this initiation process at the time, but the incredible strength and devotion of the Abayudayah now speaks of their commitment to the Jewish faith. There are about a thousand Abayudayah in Uganda, but the orthodox ones (170) live in and around Putti. As they are not blood-descendants of Abraham, they have struggled for religious recognition for nearly one hundred years. The former dictator Idi Amin had banished them and the few who survived after the ban was lifted became the new generation of the Abayudayah. They prayed in a mud hut with a straw roof that was no larger than…well…a modest spine operating theater!A large Israeli flag covered half the back wall and Shabbat candles were stabilized with dried wax on the cement floor. Right next door stood the much larger new synagogue, which was about five times the size; aside from being large enough for all the Abayudayah, no wolf (or snake) could huff or puff or blow this brick synagaogue down.?
After unloading 15 boxes of Kinder Kits into the old synagogue, the villagers tied a sheet to four long sticks to build a "chuppah" (a Jewish ceremonial canopy used at weddings and Torah dedications). Torah in hand, Dr. Lieberman and community leader Rabbi Enosh marched under the chuppaharound the village, thento the old synagogue while the villagers rejoiced singing their favorite song, "We Love Torah." It was then ceremonially placed in the AronHakodesh (holy arc) next to the original paper Torah replica that so compelled Dr. Lieberman to promise the delivery of the real one. The entire community gathered in the synagogue for a special mid-afternoon service. Nobody could find the words to express their joy and gratitude, but that didn't stop them from trying. Dr. Lieberman spoke of the meaning of being Jewish, and Jordan spoke of Veahavta and the Kinder Kits. The kids then swarmed Jordan like the killer bees buzzing about in the papyrus thatched roof just above us and each got a backpack which they wore proudly. Brian taught the kids how to load lead pencils and how to spin a dreidel(special Hanuka toy) in the palms of their hands.
The next 24 hours passed like a dream. In Putti, the Sabbath started when we saw 3 stars in the night skies. No clocks, no watches, and no calendars to adhere by. Every day consistently has 12 hours of sunlight because they are so close to the equator: no real seasons either – just a couple rainy ones.We attended services on Friday evening and after services we broke bread with the villagers and ate the sweetest challahthat we'd ever salted. We were invited to stay for dinner and we simply could not refuse! With no utensils, and the evening darkness over us, Arnie, Jordan and Brian graciously shared a plate while Dr. Lieberman and the Rabbi did the same. On Saturday, Alex our hard-working IT man took charge. He followed along in English intrigued by a prayer service quite foreign to him. Even Amos piped up and asked about the meaning of Torah, Tallit and Tefillin.
Alex taught the kids hopscotch, Simon Says and duck-duck goose much to their delight. Brian stirred flour, toured the agricultural grounds while Dr. Lieberman watched while Arnie interviewed the kind and patient Rabbi Enosh. Jordan chatted with the cantor, Moshe, discussing the Abayudayah's love of music. After Shabbat they traded CD's of their respective choirs – "When I Wake Up – the Music of Putti" for "This One's a Kippah," of the University of Toronto Varsity Jews A Cappella group. Judah meanwhile played volleyball and football ("soccer") with the teens and tods, respectively, with imaginary nets.For the record Judah, who some called Jonah, is a unique individual. An accomplished outdoorsman with a BSof Electrical Engineering and a Masters in Geologic Sciences, Judah played an integral role in the torah project.In addition to being the "mule" (bringing the Torah in its massive indestructible, everything proof, floatable case, on the connecting flight to Uganda), he built the website, helped raise money for the purchase of the torah, and worked closely with Doctors Lieberman and Rabbis Bloomenstieland Zakon. As if that was not enough, Judah is staying in Putti for three weeks to install an irrigation system to water their crops, and teach them to raise chickens. How does Judah know how to raise a chicken farm, you ask? One of the 8 books he brought with him to Putti was"Chicken Farming for Dummies." He will learn, he will teach, and he will hopefully come back alive, lest a cobra leaps into his jungle hammock.
Energized by a restful Sabbath, the team departed Putti (minus Judah) and stopped at the Nile's Bujagali Falls near Jinja, on the road back to Kampala. The Nile begins at nearby Lake Victoria and flows into the Mediterranean Sea at Alexandria in Egypt. Amos, not content with just driving us on the life threatening roads in Uganda, even offered to captain a raft for us on the Nile. At the falls we watched as risky local teens come bobbing down the rapids for money. Every year two or three teenage daredevils die in the Bujagali falls in their quest for a livelihood which pays them 3000 Ugandan shilling (the equivalent of $1) per trip down the rapids. Once we finally returned back to Kampala the team united again, we went for a late night dinner across the road from the apartment at "The Pyramids" Hotel and Casino.Sieminowchose the very adventurous "deep fried chicken," while Alex, Jordan and Lieberman compared surgical skills as they dissected their whole Tilapia caught fresh from the lake. After that display of skills, Jordan was banned from the O.R.
These were days of miracle and mysticism. From the Israeli flag in the man's back mirror to the plastic Jewish star on our doorstep days prior, signs of the torah mission were pointing to success. But it didn't end there. Our motel in Mbale gave us room number 18, which in Judaism symbolizes life, just before the torah arrived in Putti on Friday. Soon after the torah presentation, we witnessed a rainbow in the field that the Rabbi pointed out then followed with the prayer memorializing the covenant between God and Noah.The story of Noah's ark in the old testamenttells us about the significance of the rainbow; it is a gift given from God to man to remind us of the sacred covenant: the covenant that he would never flood the earth with rains again. Only, it had not even rained in Putti. It was a very special moment for all of us, bringing full circle the promise of delivering a Torah to Putti. And even more symbolic, after dinner we decided to assess the Ugandan definition of "casino" with a quick walk-through. While passing the roulette table, the empty-pocketed Jordan joked to Failla: "Let's put 10,000 Shillings on number 18 for Putti." The ball was thrown and sure enough, it landed on number 18. Despite the "could have, would have, should have" bantering, the whole sequence of events verified the importance of the weekend to the village of Putti and to all of us.
On Sunday the team visited the Equator and nearby craft shops, sharing the events of days past and those to come. Disappointed by the closing of the famous French-Fries shop, talked up endlessly by the veterans, we ordered Nile specials and greasy fries at the next local restaurant and once filled moved on to visit the local neighborhood crocodile farm. There the 68 year-old monster croc Cleopatra recognized Lieberman and Failla, boasting its ancient teeth in their presence. Returning back to Kampala that evening was the most harrowing experience of most of the team member's lives. We were inescapably involved it the worst traffic jam of our lives. Truly bumper-to-bumper, mirror-to-mirror, with boda-bodas crammed to fill the space in between. Veterans noted that it had never been this bad in previous years, and that the recent increase in car-shipping to Uganda has caused dramatic changes in street congestion in the city.We are convinced that Uganda has the best and worst drivers in the world. On arrival to Kampala we returned to Mamba point for avocado pizzas, said our goodbyes to Kris Semienow, who by the way just ordered a sealed bottle of water for dinner, in fear of the potential gastro-intestinal consequences of anything else, while on an airline flight.
Quotes of the Day(s):
"Dorit, you're not in Kampala anymore!"
"His name's not Jonah, it's JUDAH! Jonah got swallowed by the whale…Judah got swallowed by the village of Putti!"
"Being Jewish isn't about where you were born, the colour of your skin, or what your name is. It's about what you feel: what's in your heart."


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Lowry, Virginia
Lowry, a village situated about seven miles east of Bedford on the Norfolk and Western Railway, was named for Nelson Lowry, who donated land for the railroad in 1853. There were once five Lowry homes in the village of Lowry, built for Harry, John W., Richard, Lunsford and Henry Lowry, all sons of Nelson Lowry to whom he gave land and slaves.
John Lowry, Sr., the first of the name in Bedford County, came from Pennsylvania about 1753. His land extended from what is now the village of Lowry to the Peaks of Otter. He was granted this land for his service in the colonial wars.
By the time of the Revolution he was the largest tobacco grower and slave owner in the county. He served as a Justice of the county, from 1775 to 1779. He married a Miss Triplett. John, a grandson, was killed at the Battle of Antietam. William, another grandson, was known as one of the finest Latin scholars in the south. Another grandson, Henry Clay Lowry, graduated in law from Washington and Lee University.
The book, OUR KIN, states that William Lowry was the first to come to this section of the state. Other references state that those residing in Virginia previous to his settlement here had their homes in the eastern part of the state. Both William and John appear in the deeds of Bedford County in the 1760s. It is not known if or how these two might be related.
John W. Lowry, grandson of William and brother of Nelson Lowry, owned one hundred and sixty-seven acres of land, with his post office address being Lowry, Bedford County.
There is a tradition that John Brown lived in a cave in the timberland of a Lowry plantation and that he went out and talked with slaves living on this and other plantations. It is known that Brown did get several slaves to run away.
One of their meeting places was in the small cemetery (now owned by Dr. Freeman Jenrette). A black servant revealed Brown's activities but her son told Brown of the plan to capture him and he escaped. From 1853 to 1855 there was on Nelson Lowry's property a large tobacco warehouse, a blacksmith shop and a shoemakers establishment.
With the advent of the Civil War many young members of the Lowry family were called to arms in the defense of their homes and property. They returned from the conflict greatly impoverished. These residents liberated their slaves and strived to resume their peaceful, construcfive lives.
On the death of older family members, the old estates fell into the hands of strangers. Most have been sold and resold many times dividing each time into smaller parcels of land. Only one of the families once owning homes in the vicinity of Lowry, before the Civil War, have descendants still living at the homestead. This is John Byrne, Jr., the son of Lawrence Byrne. He owns and lives in the old Nelson Lowry home near the railroad and also owns a plantation three miles south of Lowry, originally the property of his grandfather some years before the Civil War.
Lawrence Byrne came here when only twenty-three years old from Baltimore with an older friend named Dunmeade, a contractor engaged by the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad, a forerunner of the Norfolk and Western, from Lynchburg to Bristol, Tennessee.
In 1853, Mr. Byrne purchased from Nelson Lowry a three hundred acre tract of woodlands which he intended to use as a source of fuel to sell to the A. M.& 0. Raikoad as Lowry was the fuel stop to fire the engines.
Mr. Byrne's home, a quarter mile from the road, was visited during Hunter's raid by retreating union troops. Mr. Byrne, a British subject, was not molested in any way during the course of the conflict. Actually a guard was posted to protect his home and family. A Lt. McKinley, troop commander, had an injured horse which he gave to Mrs. Byrne along with a sword. He later became President McKinley. When the war was over Mr. Byrne purchased a portion of the Nelson Lowry land nearer to the railroad and moved his family there. In 1880 Lawrence Byrne operated a brick kiln at Lowry. One hundred cords of wood were needed to make 100,000 bricks. Bricks from this kiln were used to build the structure at the comer of Bridge and Depot Street in Bedford and this is still standing today.
Timber Ridge Baptist Church was organized in 1805 in the Lowry community with forty members. The first building for the Lowry Meeting House was a one room log cabin on one and one quarter acres of land purchased from William Lowry for five shillings. At a later date possibly during the early 1820's, the one room log cabin was taken down and the second building erected on the land. The first pastor of the new building was the Reverend William Leftwich. This building was later used as the meeting house of the Episcopal Church and still later as a school building. The name, Lowry's Meeting House, was later changed to Timber Ridge Baptist Church, taking the name of the William B. Lowry homeplace. Early ministers at Timber Ridge were Isham Fuqua, H. L. Moorman, William Leftwich and William Harris. Many names associated with the early church were Fuqua, Wilkerson, Hiewitt, Hudnall, Witt, Lowry, and Markham. Descendants of many of these are still active today in the church.
In the 1880-1881 period, in addition to aforementioned business enterprises, there was operating a post office, Byrne's General Merchant Store and Byrne's Liberty Distiller and Liquor Establishment.
In the later period up to 1899, J. B. Glass was a coach and wagon maker; Lawrence Byrne, a distiller; William Byrne, E. A. Lee and T. W. Staton, general merchants; John Lowry, an insurance agent; and Henry Wilkes, a corn and flour mill operator. Another mill was located at Everette's Ford near Timber Ridge. Dr. John S. Mitchell lived on present Route 460 and doctored the sick in this community. Listed under schools and colleges was Lowry Institute where black women were to be taught culture.
In 1911, the canneries in operation were C. W. Leslie, Spickard and Davis and J. C. Truxell. William H. Barger and W. E. Goodman were carpenters and builders. The general stores were operated by Miss Hannah Byrne, George Ford, Jesse S. Smoot and E. H. Whitten. Livestock dealers were C. W. Leslie and B. R Markham. T. C. Kincannon, now, was a lumber dealer and operator of saw and planing mills. Tom Hawkins also operated a saw mill and planing mill. Teachers were Miss Ellen Byrne, Miss Essie Gill and Mrs. Edmonia Lowry.
In 1930 only seven towns (incorporated and unincorporated) in Bedford County had a population of over one hundred persons and one of these was Lowry. Lowry has had a post office continuously since April 12, 1854 when Mr. Nelson Lowry served as the first postmaster.
Those who followed are:
William R Lowry November 22, 1865
A. M. Lowry October 23, 1867
Samuel E. Blankenship November 25, 1867
Miss Ann Powell November 24, 1868
Nelson Lowry November 4, 1872
Lawrence Byrne November 14, 1873
Walter T. Doss August 2, 1882
Edmund A. Lee August 19, 1885
John Bower November 13, 1896
Hannah Byrne August 17, 1897
Caroline G. Coffey February 1, 1940
Nancy Dooley Wilson October 1, 1971
For more than twenty-five years the growing and canning of tomatoes has been, an important industry in this community. Of the five companies
engaged in canning tomatoes, three were forced to close and the other two (Markham and Byrne) have in recent years combined. This company operates in Florida in winter and early spring and at Lowry during the late summer.
Feldspar was formerly produced from mines a few miles south of Lowry and many carloads were shipped from this place annually. The business in tan bark was active for a short while,but the lumber business is still promising. Lowry's two room school house closed when the county consolidated rural schools, and the children were bused to Liberty Academy in Bedford during the mid nineteen thirties.
At present, the Lowry Post Office is in operation in the Nelson Lowry Store where Nancy D. Wilson serves as postmistress. Nelson Lowry is buried behind this store. Mrs. A. R. Coffey now in her 90's, operates the store, which she and her husband took over from his brother, Emmet H. Coffey in January of 1927.
Lowry has a coke plant operated by Green Ltd. and a saw mill operated by Mike and Mark Allen. Dr. J. T. Kincannon, who has been mentioned as having a saw mill and planing mill, was also a Baptist minister in Bedford from 1885 to 1924. He married Mildred Fuqua, and they lived at Knollwood, a fine brick home on Route 671, presently owned by Dr. and Mrs. Freeman Jenrette. William McGhee is credited with building this house. McGhee married Mary Green in 1827. In 1829, David Saunders conveyed to William McGhee three hundred and sixty-eight acres of land on the north side of Little Otter River.


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Crosstown Showdown Letdown
Cooley Law School Stadium-Lansing, MI: Last Thursday we gambled…and lost. As mother nature continued to punish us in Michigan with freezing rain, sleet, and snow, the 7th Annual Crosstown Showdown, pitting the Lansing Lugnuts against the Michigan State Spartans, has been postponed. The Lugnuts announced that the game will be made up on May 1st, as a seven inning game. We won't be able to make it to that one, but the Lansing ticket office staff was more than helpful in helping us exchange our tickets for a game that we will be able to make it back down for…weather permitting. The kids and I still had a fun day together, though. We took a tour of the State Capitol building that was very enjoyable and informative. Lily and Trevor have been studying government in school, and it's good for them to actually see where and how it's applied. Our love of cars also took us to see the R.E. Olds transportation museum. We love to see the old cars and memorabilia. So much pride and workmanship went into the classic vehicles. The most fun the kids had was at the Impression 5 Science Center. This is a hands on play area for kids to build, do experiments, and encounter science and nature first hand. They could have spent all day there, and we'll probably visit this again after the Lugnuts game here in a couple of weeks. It does get you down a bit, waiting for the weather to clear up to see some baseball games, but we still had fun, and the kids were able to spend some quality time with their Papa for his birthday. We also had dinner at one of my favorite sports bars, the Nuthouse Sports Grill!
The Gambler
We all know how the song starts….'On a cold winter's morning..'. And that's exactly how it felt this morning when my alarm blared in my ear, telling me it was time to get up and get the kids ready for school. Despite being the first day of spring, 'old man winter' pounded us with another few inches of snow. Throw the high winds and cold with it, and it's just another winter storm, complete with low visibility and icy roads. Spring has not sprung, and winter looks as if it wants to stay with us for a little longer. Today was also the day that single game tickets went on sale for the Lansing LugNuts. Here's where the gambling part comes in.. Despite there being several feet of snow on the ground, and temperatures in the 20's, I took a gamble and ordered tickets for the Crosstown Showdown on April 11th. I'm sure the grounds crew at Cooley Law School Stadium is working diligently to get the field ready for game action, but there's still no guarantee what the weather will be like and how cold it will be in just a few short weeks. If it was just me, I wouldn't care too much, but I'm hoping it's warm enough for the kids to sit through. I rolled the dice, however, so we'll see what happens. The Crosstown Showdown is the LugNuts opening day exhibition game against the Michigan State University Spartans, based in East Lansing. According to the LugNuts, this is one of the most attended games every season, so I guess we were lucky to get tickets. Trevor is the one who really wanted to see this game, as he's a Sparty backer, for some reason. It should be a fun day all around, too, as we plan on visiting the State Capitol building while down there, as well as a couple of museums. If I'm going to pull the kids out of school, I have to justify it somehow, right? It should be a good game to watch, also, as MSU is the defending Big Ten champions, and Lansing had a great season last year. So, in a few weeks we'll pack up and head downstate…and hope that Mother Nature deals us a favorable hand.
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2012 in review
The kids and I had a great time in 2012, and really look forward to 2013. This years' baseball trip will take us to North Carolina, where we have 12 games planned in just one week! We hope to see the Bulls, Dash, Drive, Knights, Grasshoppers, and Intimidators in action. Before that, though, we plan on attending the 'Crosstown Showdown' in Lansing, MI, with the LugNuts defending their home field against the Michigan State Spartans. Trevor's a Sparty, so this is a game he really wanted. We have plans for the other teams in Michigan, too, including the Beach Bums, Loons, Whitecaps, and BC Bombers. Thanks you again to all who have stopped by M.I.B., and all the best to you in 2013!
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First College Game at Comerica Park to feature CMU/MSU Rivalry
The Central Michigan Chippewas and the Michigan State Spartans are set to play the first college baseball game at the Detroit Tigers's Comerica Park. The game marks their 100th yr of the in-state rivalry, as the two schools started playing each other on 1911. The Chippewas will be considered the home team, and lead the all-time series with the Spartans 62-46. CMU is the defending Mid-American Conference champions going 36-22 in 2010. State's record was 34-19 last season. The game is set to take place on April 20, there is expected to be a press conference at Comerica this week releasing more details on the event.
This would be a fun game to go to, but I really have no desire to go to Detroit if I don't have to. It would be nice if they played a double-header, so fans, students, and alumni making the trip would really get their money's worth. However, the game being on a weeknight doesn't give much of a chance for the fans to travel. I hope despite that fact this event goes over well, and it should be a great experience for both teams.
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2009 Baseball Trip
Tues. May 5-South Bend, Indiana: Our first trip to Coveleski Stadium in South Bend pitted the home Silver Hawks against the Cedar Rapids Kernels. We fought off the rain all week, and it started here with some drizzle, but the rain actually held off and we got the whole game in. Trevor made the trip with us this year, and he was uccessful in getting two game balls. The stadium is a little plain, but cut into the ground which I like and had good seating. We had good seats in the front row.


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Florida State Prison (FSP), formerly known as the "Florida State Prison-East Unit" as it was originally part of Florida State Prison in Raiford, Florida (now known as Union Correctional Institution), is a correctional institution located in unincorporated Bradford County, Florida.[1] The facility, a part of the Florida Department of Corrections, is located on State Road 16 right across the border from Union County. The institution opened in 1961, even though construction was not completed until 1968. With a maximum population of over 1,400 inmates, FSP is one of the largest prisons in the state. FSP houses one of the state's three death row cell blocks, and the state's execution chamber. Union Correctional Institution also houses male death row inmates while Lowell Annex houses female death row inmates.
Lethal injection became the standard method of execution in 2000. The electric chair is still used, though only if the prisoner requests it.
FSP sits in the center of several other prisons. It is surrounded by New River Correctional Institution, New River O-Unit, FSP West Unit, and sits across the river from Union Correctional Institution. Even though Union Correctional Institution is on the same property, immediately north-west of FSP, the county line (with Union County) runs in between the two, which makes Raiford the United States Postal Service address city of Union Correctional Institution, while Starke is the USPS address city of Florida State Prison.
FSP is Florida's only prison that is officially named "prison", with the other institutions being named "Correctional Institutions" (or "Correctional Facility" if it is a privately contracted prison).
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The death of Frank Valdes, a death row inmate, occurred on July 17, 1999.[2]
Lynyrd Skynyrd's song "Four Walls of Raiford" tells the story of a convict who escapes from the Florida State Prison; The convict is a veteran returning from the Vietnam War and pleads his case that he was wrongly convicted for armed robbery and asks to be buried with full honors if he gets caught.


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Norwich Update
The rescheduled Norwich date has now been set for March 26th, 2015. Tickets for the canceled show will be honored at this performance, please hold on to your stubs. To purchase tickets for this performance please click here.
The rescheduled Norwich date has now been set for March 26th, 2015. Tickets for the canceled show will be honored at this performance, please hold on to your stubs. To purchase tickets for this performance please click here.
Rival Sons were forced to call a halt to their show in Norwich tonight, Tuesday 16th December, after singer Jay Buchanan, who had been feeling unwell all day, felt too ill to continue after the first two songs despite his best efforts. Jay and the band are devastated that they couldn't give the good people of Norwich their full show and will do their best to reschedule as soon as possible.
They have asked fans to keep their ticket stubbs which will be valid for the rescheduled show which they hope to announce by the end of this week. The band would like to thank fans for their continued support.
Guitarist Scott Holiday said "We couldn't be more disappointed with the recent shows' outcome. This is the first time we have ever had to do this..and we offer our extreme apologies to all that attended and scheduled for this cancelled show. Jay was at an extreme deficit ..just not well.. and was completely and wholly unable to continue- or he/we would have. All we can say to this point for sure is- we are already working on the reschedule date ..and promise to make it up to you, Norwich"
Norwich UEA was the last show of the current 30 date European tour, and the band today announced another 23 dates in Europe for March and April 2015.
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We enjoyed seeing you all this summer. We covered alot of miles – and I'm sure many of you were missed. I assure you we are doing everything we can to get to cities, states, countries and continents we haven't been to yet. We appreciate your patience.
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A small piece of cement recovered near the site of a leaking oil well off Australia's northwest shows repair crews could be close to finally stemming the spill.
But the amount of oil leaking from the Montara wellhead, more than 200km northwest of Australia's Kimberley coast, since August 21 could be more than five times larger than its Thai-based operators estimate, the Greens say.
Late on Thursday, a spokesman for the operators, PTTEP Australasia, Mike Groves, said a team trying to drill a relief well had recovered an eight-centimetre chunk of cement, thought to be from the damaged well.
"This indicates that the drilling team ... is within centimetres of the leaking well," Mr Groves said in a statement.
"PTTEP will run survey tools overnight to allow the very best chance of intercepting the well tomorrow (Friday)."
Heavy mud will be poured down the relief well, once it meets the Montara well, to stop the leak, he said.
After a mandatory 24-hour safety period, crews will reboard the Montara wellhead platform to insert two plugs in the well bore to further secure the leak.
That operation could take a week, Mr Groves said.
PTTEP Australasia put the initial rate of oil flow at the site at 400 barrels a day and says it has diminished.
Based on its estimates, the spill could have leaked up to 3.7 million litres of oil since it began, but the Greens say the real figure is between 10 and 20 million litres.
Greens senator Rachel Siewert said officials from the federal resources, energy and tourism departments had revealed the discrepancy during questioning at a Senate estimates hearing on Wednesday.
PTTEP had failed to give the officials any basis for its calculations on the rate of the oil flow, Senator Siewert said.
Based on data from Geoscience Australia the flow could be about 2,000 barrels a day, plus condensate, she said.
Based on PTTEP's own documents and data from similar wellheads nearby, an independent analysis sourced by the Greens calculated the Montara wellhead could be leaking as much as 3,000 barrels of oil a day.
"It is clear that we have no confidence in the estimates by the company and I must ask why the government chose to support the company's estimates rather than the department's estimates," Senator Siewert said.
"It is a clear that a thorough and comprehensive inquiry is needed into this spill," she said.
The West Triton drilling rig, which reached the site five weeks ago after being towed from Singapore, is being used in efforts to intercept the leaking well, 2.6km under the seabed, and pump in heavy mud to block the leak.
It has to intersect a 25cm-diameter casing, which is detected by sophisticated electro-magnetic ranging tools, before the plugging operation can proceed.
Three failed attempts have been made to plug the leaking well. Another bid is expected on Friday.
Conservation groups have been critical of the response to the oil spill.
PTTEP will meet the full costs of the Australian Maritime Safety Authority's clean-up operation, Mr Groves said.


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Walking on the sea bed
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There is a constant supply of fresh air pummped into the helmet and there is no restricting regulator or snorkel causing you discomfort or anxiety.
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Posted by Michele on Tuesday, February 10, 2009 at 8:53pm.
Smokers believe they are invulnerable to
dieing young
smelling bad
getting emphysema
Here is some things that I cames up for smokers and illusion of invaulnerabilty. I need like 2 or 3 more examples. We have to list at least between 5 & 6 each for are homework
Taking lots of medications to help with problems that smoking caused
Being Weak
Sudden Outbursts
Sudden outbursts? Being weak? I don't understand.
Being mentally weak
Sudden outbursts of rage
I don't really know I'm having trouble coming up with two more. Is the medications one alright to use?
Can U start me off with a few things for non smokers then I will post the other things that i come up with to see if they are right
I've never heard anyone say that smokers may be mentally weak or prone to sudden outbursts of rage. Yes, some smokers may feel they're invulnerable to smoking-related illnesses that require medication.
If I understand your last question, you need some examples of nonsmokers feeling they're invulnerable.
Nonsmokers believe they may be invulnerable to:
frequent colds
social ostracization
What does social ostracization mean?
Social ostracization means being shunned by one's peers and society in general. Those who are socially ostracized are considered outcasts and not permitted to associate with others.
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I know parmesan is well-known for being the cheese of choice for pasta dishes, but have you ever tried adding crumbled feta? Feta is a type of Greek cheese traditionally made from sheep's milk or a combination of sheep's and goats' milk. The nutrients in feta make it a good way to incorporate dairy into a healthy and balanced diet but make sure you are eating correct portion sizes as cheese also contains fat.
I love pasta dishes! They're so quick and you can make so many different varieties of pasta sauce that you could never get bored! In my student days, I used to go to the supermarket and buy pasta sauce until I realised it was much healthier to make my own and it was actually quite simple. With just a few ingredients you can make your own pasta sauce within 10 – 15 minutes. By making your own you can use the freshest ingredients and you can add plenty of superfoods to your own taste. Once you've got the hang of it, you will be able to whip up a deilicious tasty sauce in the same time it takes to boil the kettle and cook the pasta.
When choosing pasta, use whole wheat pasta rather than white. White pasta is made from refined white wheat flour which has had a lot of the fibre removed and other essential nutrients. Whole wheat pasta is made from whole wheat flour which still contains all it's nutrients so it's much better for your body. It's important to eat a variety of whole grains as they can reduce the risk of heart disease and lower cholesterol. Whole grains also provide slow releasing carbohydrates and can help regulate blood sugar levels. When cooked, whole wheat pasta is thicker and chewier than white, however when it comes to flavour, I really cannot tell the difference!
Ingredients (serves 4):
Preparation: 5 minutes, cooking time 15 minutes
500g whole wheat pasta
1tbsp virgin olive oil
1 onion
2 cloves garlic
1 small or 1/2 large courgette
1/2 small or 1/4 large butternut squash
1 tbsp maca powder
1/4 broccoli
1 handful green beans
1 tsp chia seeds
1 tbsp sunflower seeds
1/2 regular tub of cream cheese
1/2 block of feta
A touch of milk for sauce consistency
A pinch of chilli, oregano, sea salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
Step 1: Prepare the vegetables: finely chop the onions, crush the garlic, slice the broccoli into bite size pieces and cut the courgette, butternut squash and green beans into 1cm cubes. Now take a large deep pan, heat the oil and start frying the onions on a medium to high heat for 3 minutes adding a pinch of sea salt and pepper (use a normal olive oil when cooking and do not cook it on a high heat as it will break down the essential nutrients).
Step 2: Once the onions are softened add the garlic for 1 minute and then add the squash and courgette. Leave them to cook for a few minutes before adding the beans and broccoli a few minutes before the end (the squash should take about 10 minutes to soften if it has been cut into 1cm cubes).
Step 3: While your veg is cooking, boil the kettle and cook the wholewheat pasta in salted water (read the packet for correct timing and take off 1 or 2 minutes as we will cook the pasta further in the sauce). When the pasta is cooked, drain the pasta and leave to one side while you carry on with your sauce.
Step 4: Now the vegetables should be softened and the pumpkin should be a bit mushy. Don't worry as this will mean it will melt into the sauce and give it a beautiful sweet flavour to add to the nutty maca taste.
Step 5: Now add the cream cheese, chia seeds, sunflower seeds, and maca powder. Once the cream cheese has melted and formed a sauce you can add a touch of milk. Add the pasta and cook for the 2 minutes you missed off previously adding milk when needed.
Step 6: The sauce should be thick and the pasta should be soaking it up nicely. Now it's time to take the pan off the heat, stir in the crumbled feta and serve with chilli, sea salt, oregano and pepper to taste.
Melted feta with sweet squash and nutty maca tastes delightful!


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Warm First CoursesRoast and Braised Quail, lentils, smoked bacon, grapes £12.50 Chicken and Mushroom Tortellini, wild mushrooms, baby onions, Savoy cabbage £11.50 Duck Confit Ravioli, Asian vegetables, honey and five spice dressing £11.50 Roast Diver-caught Scallop, cauliflower, potato, curry and coriander £14.50 Confit Organic Salmon Fillet, cucumber, baked potato foam, sustainable caviar, crab essence £12.50 Pan-fried Organic Salmon Fillet, tomato, spring onion, roast garlic, red wine sauce £11.50 Pan-fried Red Mullet Fillet, black olive potato, rataouille, basil butter sauce £11.00 |
SorbetsPink champagne sorbet £3.50 Seasonal Fruit Sorbet £3.50 |
Main CoursesRoast Sirloin of dales Beef, Yorkshire pudding, red wine sauce £25.00 Poached and roasted Breast of Goosnargh Chicken, fondant potato, spinach, wild mushrooms, smoked bacon £24.50 Forty-eight hour Braised Belly of Pork, black pudding, celeriac, apple, Savoy cabbage £24.50 Roast Rump of Dales Lamb, couscous, caper, raisins, preserved lemon £26.50 Slow-cooked Yorkshire Dales Fillet of Beef, roast shallot, mushroom ravioli, bok choi, red wine sauce £28.50 Roast Loin of Venison, haggis, parsnip, orange, cabbage, dark chocolate £26.50 Pan-fried Fillet of Halibut, smoked pork belly, cabbage, grain mustard £28.50 Pan-fried Fillet of Sea Bass, anise carrot, bok choi, wild mushrooms £26.50 Roast Fillet of Cod, creamed potato, pesto, fennel, roast chicken sauce £25.50 Pan-fried Fillet of Hake, chorizo lentils, creamed potato, red wine sauce £24.00 Pan-fried Fillet of Sea Bream, roast garlic puree, tomato, crushed new potatoes, basil vinaigrette £23.00 A selection of seasonal vegetables will accompany the main courses |
PuddingsDark Chocolate tart, salted butter caramel, popcorn ice-cream £10.00 Iced Banana and Pistachio Parfait, caramelised banana, pistachio ice-cream £9.50 Caramelised Lemon Tart, mascarpone sorbet, lemon curd, raspberries £10.00 Iced Chocolate and Coffee parfait, vanilla foam, cinnamon doughnuts £10.50 Baked Egg Custard Tart, nutmeg ice-cream £9.50 Hot Passion Fruit Souffle, white chocolate and passion fruit cream passion fruit macaroons £12.00 "Profiteroles", vanilla ice-cream, hot chocolate espuma, caramelised banana £11.50 Apple Crumble Tartlet, butterscotch sauce, vanilla ice-cream £10.50 Vanilla Creme Brulee, poached pear, bitter chocolate sorbet £11.50 Lemon Mascarpone Mousse, poached seasonal fruit, lemon curd macaroon £10.50 Vanilla Parfait, strawberries, raspberries, black olive, basil £11.00 Hot Chocolate Fondant, salted butter caramel, malted ice-cream £12.50 |
Cheese CourseA Selection of British and Irish Cheese, tomato chutney, grapes, celery £12.50 A Platter of Cheese for guests to share (8 guests) £36.00 |
Freshly brewed Coffee, Selection of Teas and Sweetmeats £4.00 per person Hildon still and Sparkling Mineral Water £4.00 per bottle |
Food Tastings are not included in the packages and will be charged as taken.
Our tariffs are all inclusive. Guests need not pay extra for service unless they wish to.
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Hey lads just recently bought a 58 plate zetec s. The light comes on around 50 miles left (this is what the info button tells me so how many miles left till empy) anyway as it comes on with 50 miles left is it ok to run it on the light till about 15 miles left? then re-fuel. Answers would be much appreciated. Just normally the petrol light used to come on on my old corsa and i had to re-fil. But this is new technology for me, but surely if it states it has 50 miles left In it I won't brake down providing I don't go to 0.
Hope I get some answers as I'm confused
Don't flame cos I'm new
Regards Jon