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Cardiac Rehabilitation is a medically supervised program that takes place in a hospital setting. Rehab can do a lot to aid in your recovery process. From start to finish, your program is individualized to meet your specific needs. One of the best things you can do for yourself to speed up your recovery and help prevent future events, is enroll in cardiac rehabilitation.
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BRUNSWICK, Maine - Bowdoin College goaltender Kate Leonard (Eliot, Maine) has been named the NESCAC field hockey Player of the Week for her performance in the Polar Bears' 2-1 victory over Williams Saturday.
Leonard made 10 saves in regulation and overtime and then swept aside numerous Eph penalty-shootout efforts to lift Bowdoin to victory. The junior netminder- who earned a first-team All-NESCAC selection last season- continues to rise the Bowdoin career lists, including a 0.70 career goals-against-average that ranks third all-time at the school. This season, she stands first in the NESCAC in both goals-against-average (0.61) and save percentage (.893).
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There will be times when you have you have your Postfix Mail Server set up and Spam is under control and all of a sudden you will see a new wave of Spam hit your site. This article will help you see how you can make some small adjustments to cut down on new waves of Spam. Here is an example of the new wave of Spam I started getting. I will take you through a few steps I used to eliminate this new wave.
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When you check your logs you are looking for several things. One thing that is important is to see what level this particular email was rated at by Spamassassin. You can see the Hits at 6.353. Now because my set up is using Amavisd-new, the hits and what results from those hits is listed in the /etc/amavisd.conf file. The other thing I pick up from the logs is the IP Address of the mail server that is sending the Spam.
Aug 14 12:23:48 ns amavis[30026]: (30026-11) Passed SPAMMY, [188.8.131.52] [126.96.36.199] <email@example.com> -> <firstname.lastname@example.com>, Message-ID: <email@example.com>, mail_id: OhHzJmCU7qmf, Hits: 6.353, size: 2637, queued_as: A710E207B83, 5129 ms
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Step #2: Drop Hit Levels
Here is the amavisd.conf file hit levels and you can see that the hit level above was 6.3 and the trigger to block the email is at 6.8. Now an easy solution when you start seeing new Spam is to start slowly reducing the hit level. So what I did is reduce the 6.8 down to 6.0 and then reduce the "spam detected" level from 6.2 to 5.8. This is a small adjustment but made a big difference.
$sa_tag_level_deflt = 2.0; # add spam info headers if at, or above that level
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$sa_kill_level_deflt = 6.8; # triggers spam evasive actions (e.g. blocks mail)
Be sure to reload amavisd when you are done making changes. Remember, amavisd is what controls Spamassassin in this set up.
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With the WWE surging with popularity as of late, especially with the success of Wrestlemania 28 and the return of Brock Lesnar, we decided to compile a list of the most jacked wrestlers of all time in order. We narrowed the list down to the most jacked body in all of pro wrestling from the past and present, whether from the WWF/WWE, WCW, ECW, TNA, etc. These athletes on the list contain a combination of muscle mass and ripped leanness to create a jacked and athletic physique. Being that this list is very subjective, we created the list based on a combination of criteria including muscular size, vascularity, leanness, proportionality, aesthetics, and rarity of body type. All of these factors contribute equally toward determining the order of the most jacked list and who has the best athletic bodies in professional wrestling. We are only considering wrestlers in their prime to compare each other. For example, 10 years ago, Brock Lesnar was much more jacked then he is now. Therefore, we use the Brock Lesnar of old for comparison (and all the other wrestlers who wrestled over many years). We provide a picture that best demonstrates each wrestler's physique in his prime and how strong he truly is. Many of you think that steroid use is rampant in the WWE. However, currently the WWE has a Wellness Program, which is administered independently by renowned medical professionals and includes performance enhancing drugs and steroid testing. These wrestlers have some of the best workout training and diet routines to get them to look like that. It really goes to show the dedication of these wrestlers to keep their bodies in prime shape all year round.
We provide each wrestler's billed height and weight, approximate decade(s) most active and their most popular and well-known wrestling affiliations. Please note that the WWE used to be called the WWF for most of its existence. However, we will consider any wrestler who wrestled in the WWF as part of the WWE (therefore we say WWE and not WWF).
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This section applies to any entity that sponsors a community school, regardless of whether section 3314.021 or 3314.027 of the Revised Code exempts the entity from the requirement to be approved for sponsorship under divisions (A)(2) and (B)(1) of section 3314.015 of the Revised Code. The office of Ohio school sponsorship established under section 3314.029 of the Revised Code shall be ranked under division (B) of this section, but divisions (A) and (C) of this section do not apply to the office.
(A) An entity that sponsors a community school shall be permitted to enter into contracts under section 3314.03 of the Revised Code to sponsor additional community schools only if the entity meets both of the following criteria:
(1) The entity is in compliance with all provisions of this chapter requiring sponsors of community schools to report data or information to the department of education.
(2) The entity is not ranked in the lowest twenty per cent of community school sponsors on the ranking prescribed by division (B) of this section.
(1) For purposes of this section, the department shall develop a composite performance index score, as defined in section 3302.01 of the Revised Code, that measures the academic performance of students enrolled in community schools sponsored by the same entity.
(2) In calculating an entity's composite performance index score, the department shall exclude all of the following:
(a) All community schools that have been in operation for less than two full school years;
(b) All community schools described in division (A)(3) of section 3314.35 of the Revised Code, but the department shall cease to exclude the schools described in division (A)(3)(a) of that section if those schools become subject to closure under division (D) of that section.
(3) The department annually shall rank all entities that sponsor community schools from highest to lowest according to the entities' composite performance index scores and shall publish the rankings between the first day of October and the fifteenth day of October.
(C) If the governing authority of a community school enters into a contract with a sponsor prior to the date on which the sponsor is prohibited from sponsoring additional schools under division (A) of this section and the school has not opened for operation as of that date, that contract shall be void and the school shall not open until the governing authority secures a new sponsor by entering into a contract with the new sponsor under section 3314.03 of the Revised Code.
Amended by 129th General AssemblyFile No.128, SB 316, §101.01, eff. 9/24/2012.
Added by 129th General AssemblyFile No.28, HB 153, §101.01, eff. 9/29/2011.
Note: This section is set out twice. See also §3314.0162, as amended by 129th General AssemblyFile No.184, HB 555, §1, eff. 1/1/2015.


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Men's boots have come a long way since hoedowns and hiking. From Chelseas to chukkas, there's a whole wide world of options out there to play up your favorite outfit.
The Chelsea Boot
Characterized by ankle-high height, a close fit and, most notably, no laces… the Chelsea boot employs an elastic panel known as goring, which allows the shoe to stretch when taking it on or off. The shoe first came about during the Victorian era as a riding boot praised for its convenience and later re-emerged with the Beatles in the 60's.
How to wear them: More refined varieties with dress shoe soles are making a comeback which can be perfectly paired with a slim fit suit. We think its proof positive that suits and boots can live in perfect harmony. We recommend pairing a slim fit navy suit with brown Chelsea boots, like the one pictured here:The Chelsea Zip from www.andrewmarc.com
The Chukka Boot
The chukka is also known for hovering in the ankle area. This boot comes with two to three eyelets of lacing and is often outfitted in suede. In the 1940s, chukkas popped up as part of a trend toward casual dressing, and by 1950, the British brand Clarks had invented its iconic desert boots, solidifying the style's spot in shoe history.
How to wear them: It only takes a solid Oxford shirt and straight-leg jeans with a single cuff that gently covers the Chukka boot(like the one pictured below) to do these shoes justice.
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The Hiking Boot
Hiking boots vary widely in appearance, but generally has a relatively rigid structure that provides support for the ankle without restricting movement. The first hiking boots were likely birthed in the 1870s during the emergence of mountain climbing as a sport in Europe. The shoe has now evolved into the all-purpose outdoor recreation hiking boot we recognize today.
How to wear them: Fortunately, there are now more refined kinds that retain the function and feel of the original without the need for a fleece and a flashlight. Our take is best worn with rolled corduroys (a single cuff will do) and a shawl collar cardigan or fitted Fair Isle sweater.The Lugz Bowery at www.lugz.com
The Motorcycle Boot
The height ranges from above the ankle to below the knee, but all motorcycle boots boast a low heel in order to aid in putting the pedal to the metal so to say as well as heavy-duty leather for protection against an unplanned meeting with the pavement. Biking boots are speculated to have surfaced during the Depression era when the Chippewa Shoe Company developed a boot based on those used for equestrian sports in England.
How to wear them: These days, you can flaunt a pair without it coming off like a costume. Toss them on in your downtime with a pair of black jeans, a relaxed-fit pocket tee and, of course, a leather jacket. The Fort at www.andrewmarc.com
The Military Boot
Military boots were designed with one goal in mind: to shield you from an unfriendly environment. As a result, combat boots run the gamut from ankle-high to under-the-knee, and are typically made from technical materials. The first boots for battle were worn by the Assyrian army as early as 1000 BC but fast forward a few thousand years, and you'll find them on the feet of everyone.
How to wear them: Donning dark denim (complete with a couple of cuffs or tucked directly into the boot), a vintage tee and a tailored peacoat with these boots will give your military look some edge.The Country at www.lugz.com
The Winter Boot
Cold weather boots range with styles from military-issue Kevlar lace-ups to suede and shearling-lined slip-ons. They all fit the foot snugly to help retain heat. The first waterproof winter boots made of deer skin and tree bark with bearskin soles are at least 53 centuries old but thankfully the material and structure has changed over the years.
How to wear them: The combination of materials/styles of the winter boot allows you to comfortably keep them on throughout the day with jeans, a thermal Henley and fitted puffer coat.The Ratchet found at www.lugz.com


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Lots of websites promise you a free credit score, but Consumer Reports says they're not all offering the same information.
Franklin County says no to marijuana sales for six months.
Craig Nunamaker pleads guilty to burglary
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The mother of the man shot by Pasco police spoke to KEPR on her first trip to the United States. The visit came a day after it was announced the family would be represented by a high-profile civil rights attorney. KEPR spoke with Antonio Zambrano-Montes' mother through a translator. She wants the men who shot her son to go to prison.
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Ben Patrick says he witnessed the death of Antonio Zambrano-Montez. He explains why he is protesting at city hall this week.
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A USDA Agricultural Research Service (ARS) and National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) National Aquaculture Program Planning Workshop was held April 15-17, 2008 at the Airport Hilton Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri. The workshop focused on research, technology transfer, integrated research-extension programs, and linkages with key partners. It was designed to provide stakeholders, customers, and partners with the opportunity to participate in planning the direction of public investments in USDA aquaculture programs for the next five years. April 15-16 consisted of stakeholder input and interactions; April 17 was the USDA post-workshop session devoted to action plan development.
The workshop was for aquaculture farmers and their representatives; manufacturers of aquacultural products and technology developers; veterinarians; researchers from federal, commercial, and university laboratories and experiment stations; extension specialists; and anyone having problems that can be addressed by USDA-funded aquaculture programs. It was an opportunity to make new professional contacts and to further understand the diversity of aquaculture programs administered by ARS and NIFA.
Output from the USDA National Aquaculture Stakeholder Workshop is now available for review on the USDA Agricultural Research Service Web site. This URL leads to a site for the workshop program. The PowerPoint presentations made at the workshop that are available for viewing can be accessed by clicking on the presentation titles. Additionally, the output from each breakout session is in an MS Word document that can be viewed and downloaded by clicking on the highlighted item in the workshop agenda.
A draft Action Plan for the ARS Aquaculture National Program (National Program 106) has also been posted on the ARS Web site.
The Action Plan draws upon many sources of input, including information from written stakeholder comments, output from the Kansas City Stakeholder Workshop, NIFA Regional Aquaculture Centers, ongoing discussions with commodity groups, various industry sectors, non-governmental organizations, university partners, and ARS scientists and administrators. The plan is currently in draft form and will remain open to revision and comment until September 30, 2008. Please provide comments to: Jeff Silverstein, ARS National Program Leader for Aquaculture email@example.com
NIFA has used output from the Kansas City Stakeholder Workshop to identify aquatic animal pathogens of highest priority for one of the competitive grant programs in the National Research Initiative, communicated output to the Small Business Innovation Research program, and sought integration of output into NIFA Multi-state research projects. NIFA plans to develop a roadmap specific to aquaculture after completion of an agency-wide roadmap as required in the new Farm Bill and will continue to integrate or inform this output with the non-competitive grants and the Regional Aquaculture Centers.
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MANILA, Philippines (AP) - Philippine authorities say a fire swept through three adjacent hotels, killing three American retirees, one South Korean and two Filipino women.
Disaster response official Angelito Layug said one of the Americans was trapped on a staircase and the two others died in their rooms early Friday in Olongapo city, a former U.S. naval base west of the capital, Manila.
The blaze hit the small hotel buildings that are located next to each other at 3 a.m. and was put out three hours later.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
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So, I'm transferring a 10+% Dark Belgian Strong Ale to secondary for a few months. When it comes time to bottle after such a long secondary, will I pick up enough healthy yeast to do their job on the priming sugar? I'm reading that many people add new yeast after long secondaries or for brews with very high ABVs. If I do need to add new yeast, I'd like to avoid spending another $7 and a trip to the LHBS. Will any ale yeast do the trick? Do I need to choose a yeast with the same or less attenuation as the Belgian strain to avoid additional fermentation of the original sugars in addition to the priming sugar?
Use champagne yeast. It is ~1$ a pack. Despite what anyone tells you, it will not create bottle bombs or change your beer in any way, other than carbonating it quickly, reliably, and cheaply. You can try using the existing yeast to carb it. If it doesn't work, you are straight up ****ed. I've never risked it. I used champagne yeast to carb my first tripel, and it worked really well. Since then I have brewed many, many high gravity bottle-conditioned beers with this method. The only ones I do not use champagne yeast to carb are my WLP002 old ales. They are less attenuated, but from what I understand about wine yeast, they don't ferment maltose so it wouldn't matter if I used it anyways. However, I age them for at least six months so I don't really care if it takes a while to carb, and they are under 9 ABV so the existing yeast will work. By the way, I will personally fly over to the first person who says champagne yeast makes bottle bombs, and make them drink a gallon of my dark strong at gunpoint.
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Yeah? I'm liking the sounds of that. Is there a specific type of champagne yeast I should be looking for, or just get the cheap stuff. I just transferred by the way. Two week primary got this one down to 1.014 with the airlock popping every 20 seconds or so. I figure this will get down another point or two, just enough to purge the headspace of any oxygen. Bulk age for a few months then bottle carb. I plan to let this one sit for 6 months before I start drinking them, but if I get them bottled and carbed in the next 3 months, I'll probably crack a few for the holidays. Can't ferment maltose... awesome. That's exactly the answer I hadn't thought of, but is the best response I could have got. Did you just add yours to the cooled priming solution? An entire pack? Thanks...
you can use almost any yeast. the beer has taken on the character of the yeast you used to ferment by then. the yeast is usually dormant, but not dead, by that time, so when you add bottling sugar, it will wake up. if you feel the need, add any champagne yeast, add the bottling sugar, and put bottles in a shatter-proof container
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Rack the beer onto the priming solution. Once about one gallon of beer has tranferred, sprinkle about 1/3 of the packet of yeast. Just use the cheap stuff. Also, I guess it is too late but never rack a dry beer before it has reached FG. With such a high ABV, you definitely want to go below 1.014. It will taste gross at that level. It may not keep going after racking. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I had a dark strong that quit at 1.016, and six months later it still sucks. Same thing with a tripel. Ignore style guidelines for FG and mash low, ramp up temp, and try to dry it out. Trust me.
The yeast will finish their job... it may be at 1014, but there won't be any fermentable sugar left. I pitched a pint of yeast from a previous batch and I picked up plenty of yeast when racking. If it was still fermenting, which I'm not sure it was... could have been residual CO2... all I did was rouse some yeast to help fermentation along. If its overly heavy or sweet to the point of being gross, which I doubt, I can always add some sugar or syrup to the secondary to bring it down a few more points
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I had a Bopils lagering for nearly three months and over four months before I bottled. While it was only 7% I didn't add any yeast and it turned out fine. If your nervous, add some


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What is your favorite cut of meat? Strip steak. It's like my birthday meal.
Do you cook? No, not really. I grill a lot in the summertime. But my wife is a phenomenal cook and she loves to do it.
What book are you reading right now? "Eat Yourself Super", Dr. Todd Pesek. I want to understand that side of the business. I really believe that you are what you eat. When I have a donut I feel like crap.
Is there something that you eat or drink every day, like a ritual? I have coffee in the morning and I eat oatmeal most days, but I'm telling you, I eat anything. I love breakfast. I can have it for dinner!
As someone who knows so much about all things meat, what is one of the most FAQs you receive? How do I cook it? I always ask them follow-up questions. Is it for a party? What kind of dinner are you doing? Do you need something quickly? You need to know what they're trying to accomplish and you go from there.
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1911 Full Length Guide Rods
The long V.S. short spring guide rod in 1911 auto pistols seems to be an unending controversy with strong opinions on both sides of the debate.
D&L Sports™ Inc. offers custom 1911s with your choice of spring guide rod lengths to satisfy those committed to either side of the issue. However, Dave Lauck offers the following information to those interested in considering their spring guide rod options further.
We have all probably heard the saying: "If John Browning wanted a full length guide rod in the 1911, he would have designed the 1911 with a full length guide rod." There are few, if any, knowledgeable firearm design people that will dispute the opinion that John Browning was a genius of his time. Many people are very grateful for his contributions to the firearm design field. However, to say firearms design work started and ended with John Browning, is like saying automobile design started and ended with Henry Ford. We now have generations more time and experience with firearms. It is simply foolish to say there can be no improvements to the original design.
Better sights on the 1911 allow for better and faster sighting. A well designed beavertail grip safety improves handling, distributes recoil, and eliminates hammer bite. These upgrades are well accepted as practical performance enhancements to the 1911 design. There is no reason not to consider other areas for improvements as long as they are field practical, and don't adversely affect our number one concern -
Short guide rod supporters like the simplicity of field stripping without a bushing wrench and the ability to pinch check the pistol with thumb and forefinger. Some short guide rod users like to chamber a round by pushing the front underside of the slide against a solid object.
Knowledgeable shooters using full length guide rod can still field strip without a bushing wrench, and can still chamber check using an under or over the slide grip. Hooking the slide and chambering a round one handed is also possible with a full length guide rod in place. So there really are no disadvantages to using a full length guide rod.
What are the advantages? The pistol runs smoother and stays snug longer (many, many 1000s of rounds) because the slide is guided straight back and forward on the guide rod, rather than depending so much on the frame rails for guidance.
Take a look at other firearm designs such as the 63A, AR-18, AR-180, SA80, and G36. You will notice spring guide rods and bolts also operating on the rods as tracks to minimize wear on the receiver. The same concept applies to the 1911. Operating the slide on the spring guide rod minimizes uneven wear on the frame rails, and allows the pistol to operate smoother. Again, please keep in mind these lessons are learned through firing literally millions of rounds. The casual shooter may overlook various benefits due to the limited number of rounds fired.
Another important benefit of the full length guide rod is that it stops rearward travel of the slide during front slide impacts. Why is this important? Here's one reason from operational experience: When a shooter slides in behind a cover position, and aggressively stabs his pistol past the cover object to fire, it is possible to catch the front underside of the slide on the cover object. This makes it possible for the slide to be pushed back enough to kick out the chambered cartridge on to the ground. It is possible for the slide to snap back forward as it skids past the cover object without chambering another cartridge. In other words, click, instead of bang. This problem does not happen with a full length guide rod in place because it stops the slide from being pushed back.
What does Dave Lauck use in his personal full size carry pistols? A full length guide rod.
The final choice is yours, as 1911s can be constructed either way. This information is simply made available for your consideration.
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- Talk to Her
- Volver
- All About My Mother
- Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown
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- Labyrinth of Passion
- Broken Embraces
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- Ace in the Hole
- Aimee & Jaguar
- Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter
- Aragami
- Awaara
- Across 110th Street
- Army of Shadows
- The Apostle
- Autumn Sonata
The Alphabet of Films: A
I tried this list when I first joined the site and it died a death. However, not one to take…
- Pop Skull
- The Signal
- Murder Party
- Acolytes
- A Horrible Way to Die
- Red White & Blue
- Silver Bullets
- The Innkeepers
- Sightseers
Mumblegore... Is it even a real thing? Either way, this is a list to capture the new wave of indie…
- Lemora: A Child's Tale of the Supernatural
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- Burial Ground
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Obscurity, depravity, rarity, and gems
Because sometimes you just don't feel like watching pubescent wizards or cute CGI animals.
- Transformers
- Moulin Rouge!
- Yu-Gi-Oh!
- Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace
- Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the…
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars
- Christmas with the Kranks
- Evan Almighty
- Cats & Dogs
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Films you loved as a kid but later found out are actually shit.
Film that, as a kid, you loved to the ends of the Earth. Nothing could surpass them.
Fast forward a…
- Bottle Rocket
- Bottle Rocket
- Alive in Joburg
- District 9
- 9
- 9
- Within the Woods
- The Evil Dead
- Mamá
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Short Films That Became Features
A list of films that originally began life as a short film before being extended into a feature length production.…
- Citizen Kane
- Vertigo
- 2001: A Space Odyssey
- The Rules of the Game
- Tokyo Story
- 8½
- Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans
- The Godfather
- The Searchers
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"They Shoot Pictures Don't They?" 1000 Greatest Films 2013 Edition
Another year, another update. 2012 List can be found here.
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- 5 Centimeters Per Second
- 12 Angry Men
- Twelve Monkeys
- 2001: A Space Odyssey
- A Bittersweet Life
- A Clockwork Orange
- A Scanner Darkly
- A Separation
- A Single Man
- Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
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Films on my external hard drive.
- The Godfather
- Eraserhead
- Metropolis
- White Men Can't Jump
- Dog Day Afternoon
- Solaris
- If....
- Henry V
- The Phantom Carriage
- The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
- A Trip to the Moon
- The Great Train Robbery
- The Birth of a Nation
- Les Vampires
- Intolerance
- Broken Blossoms or The Yellow Man and the…
- The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari
- Way Down East
- Within Our Gates
- Orphans of the Storm
1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die
All the films from all the editions, including those subsequently removed, presently totalling 1167. An easy way of seeing how…
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- The Bird with the Crystal Plumage
- The Weekend Murders
- A Bay of Blood
- Bloodstained Butterfly
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- An Ideal Place to Kill
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Black Gloves, J&B, Sharp Objects and a Little Mystery
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Neil Armstrong: modest man, large footprint in time and space
Neil Armstrong's walk on the moon July 20, 1969, marked the high point of US manned spaceflight, but the commander of the Apollo 11 mission was wary of the celebrity that came with it.
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Neil Armstrong, who died today following heart surgery, never wanted to be remembered simply as the first man on the moon.
Once credited with the most recognized name in the world, Armstrong avoided the outsized celebrity of the early NASA astronauts, whose storied missions not only advanced a US profile in space but also helped define the cold-war struggle with the Soviet Union, whose 1957 Sputnik launch stunned the world.
The images of the first moonwalk with Buzz Aldrin July 20, 1969, marked the high point of the US manned space program. His signature, and often misquoted, line – "That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind" – soared to iconic status.
But Armstrong, who also flew combat missions in Korea, brushed aside all talk of hero status, at least for himself.
"We all like to be recognized not for one piece of fireworks but for the ledger of our daily work," he said in a 2007 interview with "60 Minutes." As for all the celebrity: "I don't deserve it," he said.
After commanding the Apollo 11 mission, Armstrong took a desk job at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, then taught engineering at the University of Cincinnati, served on several corporate boards, and worked out of his farm in southwest Ohio. He said he regretted not spending the time he wanted to with his family.


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Warriors Lacrosse Locations
Barness Park is located on Bristol Road approx 1/2 mile West of US RT 611.
Directions from Easton Rd. (Route 611):
1) From 611 North go LEFT on BRISTOL, from 611 South go RIGHT on BRISTOL - 3/4 miles.
2) Turn left into Barness Fields
3) Barness Lacrosse Fields are located in the back of the complex (FIELD A) - walk past all baseball/softball fields
Warrington PA 18976
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Warrington PA 18976
Take Almshouse Rd. past the Warwick Elementary School to Dark Hollow Rd. Make a left onto Dark Hollow Rd. Field is located at the corner of Almshouse and Dark Hollow Road.
All Warriors Lacrosse home games are played on the upper field at Meyer Way. Meyer Way is between Bristol and Almshouse Roads off of York Road(Route 263). The fields are behind the Warwick Township Municipal Building (follow signs for hockey rink). The actual address is 1733 Township Green, Jamison, PA, but this address does not always show up correctly on internet maps or GPS. For GPS purposes, please use: Meyer Way & Yorktown Road, Jamison, PA, or click below for directions off the Warwick Township website:
Twin Oaks/IPW is located on Bradley Road off of Folly between County Line and Street Roads.
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Recipe: Flourless hazelnut brownies
My go to brownies to give as a gift, bake when friends are visiting or when we need a seriously decadent chocolate hit. These flourless hazelnut brownies are made with ground hazelnuts and don't use baking powder making them ideal for those who are gluten free.
I sometimes think that we become over saturated with inspiration. I read a lot of blogs, spend a bit too long on Pinterest and am surrounding by cookery books and magazines. I am inspired by so much and so many people. But acting on that inspiration can be a different story. If I'm honest with myself then I only do something with that inspiration about 10% of the time. It's as if there's too much I want to make so I end up making nothing.
Occasionally an idea or a blog sticks in my head though and I *have* to do something about it. Kathryn at London Bakes writes one of those blogs. She clearly has the same desire to eat as much cake as possible as I do but takes a bit of a healthier approach, using the better fats and more natural sugars. It's something that I want to get on board with but have previously found the thought of healthy, or healthier, cakes a bit of an oxymoron and recipes that I have read have seemed far too virtuous to lead to anything tasty.
I want my cake to taste like cake and be good for me. Or at least be not as bad for me. I want it all when it comes to cake.
I'm slowly moving across and thanks to Kathryn's inspiration I have been experimenting with baking with olive oil a lot more. A while ago she blogged these toasted hazelnut flourless brownies and the idea stuck. I already use ground almonds a lot but have never set out to consciously change how I bake one of our staples. I bake brownies often, there are several versions on this blog and I'm not saying that I will never bake them with flour again, but using ground hazelnuts will now be our norm when it comes to brownies.
It may be the area where we live – rural Lincolnshire can make sourcing ingredients interesting at times – but I can't get hold of ground hazelnuts. Doing them yourself is easy enough though. Preheat the oven to 200c and lay the nuts out in a single layer on a rimmed baking tray, roast them for 5 minutes until nicely browned, keeping a close eye on them as they can go from toasted to burnt very quickly. The skins should easily rub off with either your fingers or by rolling firmly in-between a couple of tea towels and then grind in a food processor or mini chopper. I tend to toast a few more than I need at a time to allow for the odd close to burning one.
I ground mine in the Breville 3 in 1 blender I had been sent to review. Given that my mini chopper is one of my most used bits of kitchen kit I was interested to see how this would compare. With a larger chopping bowl than I'm used too, it made short work of the nuts. It's noisy but not unbearable and the additional balloon whisk and cup could come in very handy.
I like to grind mine quite finely but not to a powdery consistency. I like to come across the occasional little nut nugget – like you can see in the photo above. Obviously if you prefer a really smooth texture then feel free to grind the hazelnuts down completely.
For some reason I surprised that my ever faithful brownie recipe adapted so easily. A straight swap of flour for ground hazelnuts and a change in the cooling process and I ended up with the most beautifully moist, fudgy brownies that I have ever baked. They are rich and decadent. I struggle to eat more than one, though try each and every time. My mother, who is neither a cake or chocolate person, demanded the recipe. The hazelnut flavour isn't overwhelming but it's defiantly there, a spoonful of the batter is not that far off eating Nutella straight from the jar, baked the flavour hums nicely along.
The lack of baking powder was a pure accident. I forgot to add it the first time I made them, realising as I shut the oven door. I preferred them without and, as baking powder can contain gluten, the absence makes these a good gluten free option.
They do test the old willpower though. Once cool, they really benefit from a spell in the fridge, ideally overnight but at least a couple of hours. It helps to take them from a really good brownie to a brownie that will produce marriage proposals* and declarations of undying love**
They keep wonderfully well and, like most brownies, get better over of the next couple of days. They aren't healthy. They are still loaded with butter and sugar but they are a step in the right direction.
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**also not true, unless they are trying to get you to give them another brownie.
With thanks to Littlewoods for my blender.
Using ground hazelnuts instead of flour these brownies are wonderfully moist with a fantastic fudgy texture.
- 180g butter
- 200g dark chocolate
- 220g light brown sugar
- 3 eggs, beaten
- 75g finely ground toasted hazelnuts
- 50g cocoa
- Preheat the oven to 180c fan and line an 8 inch by 8 inch brownie pan with greaseproof paper.
- Melt the butter and chocolate together, either slowly in the microwave or in a bowl set over a pan of barely simmering water. If you are using the bowl over a saucepan approach ensure that the bowl does not touch the water.
- Add the sugar and mix well. Add the eggs and mix well again. Tip in the ground hazelnuts and cocoa powder and mix until thoroughly combined. The mixture will be relatively thick. Scrape into the prepared pan and level the top.
- Bake for 30 – 35 minutes. A skewer inserted into the middle will come out with a combination of batter and crumbs clinging to it and there will be a slight wobble to the centre when shaken. Leave to cool completely on a wire rack, still in its tin. It will firm up as it cools. Cut once completely cold.
I have also used a combination of milk and dark chocolate (100g of each) and in some ways prefer that, they are less intense than when made with all dark.


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The new Honda did some track mileage last week in Valencia. Today the official unveiling took part in Honda's F1 headquarters in Brackley. Altgough no longer carrying the weight of the entire globe, the new mostly white Honda RA108 is also "green" with myearthdream message all over the chassis.
The new Honda livery is what kept the fans guessing for a while, but for Honda the performance of their 2008 challenger is what matters the most. Especially after the dismal 2007 season with their dog of a car (poor retired RA107). This is what Ross Brawn had to say about the car the team unveiled today:
"The difficulty with last year's car was that it produced a lot of downforce but it was in a very aggressive way. The focus on this car has been to make sure we produce the aero downforce in a more friendly way, a more usable way. We have also slimmed down the chassis, changed some of the layout for the car to give it more potential, particularly with aero development in the future, because it is going to be a very intensive season of development for us. There are a lot of new ideas, and we wanted a car that could accept a wide variety of changes through the season.
The car you see here is very much a base spec, which was established back in October/November and you will see over the next few months before we get to Melbourne some quite dramatic changes in the car – a new engine cover, new floor, new wings, new bargeboards and area around there. So this is very much a starting spec and there is a good programme before Melbourne."
Here are some more photos of the new Honda RA108, courtesy of Honda Racing F1:
This is what Honda drivers think:
Jenson Button (not giving up hopes of winning the drivers title one day):
"2007 as everybody knows was a very tough year for us. But in a way I think it was a good year, because it made us realise that a few things needed to change and that we were going in the wrong direction. And we have had the chance to put them right. I am looking forward to 2008 – and not just 2008 but the future with Honda.
For me the important thing is the improvement throughout the season. It's all well starting with a reasonably competitive car, but it's improving that's the key I feel – and for us to improve race-by-race compared to our competitors is what we need to do. And that's what we are aiming for.
The car looks good. The idea behind it is fantastic, it is very exciting. From the racing point of view, the car looks good, but what is important is what is underneath.
Well you know the final aim has to be to win the world championship. I think that is everyone's aim in Formula One, but for us it is definitely possible. That's my personal aim and I know it's everyone's in the team. Hopefully it is sooner rather than later, but first of all we have got to work with this car and improve race-by-race, and that is necessary to have a good car for next season."
Rubens Barrichello (pointless for the first time in his career in 2007)
"It is always a great pleasure to drive the car. It's that burning feeling inside your stomach. You know that feeling of driving the car. It was a shakedown, I have only completed 30 laps, and it felt well, it felt balanced. There was still some aerodynamic parts missing so it was just a shakedown. I think next week's test is the one that starts to count.
It's funny but it is like the beginning (of my career) for me. When I stay too long in Brazil I tend to overdrive the car on the road, so I miss the driving and it's 16th (season) with pleasure."


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The variety of records available in foreign countries is generally not as broad as in North America, and accessing those records is not as easy. However, this is no reason not to learn about a number of other foreign records which still have some value in your search for an immigrant's origins. Even more so than in North America, most foreign genealogical records were created by some level of government, with religious records (church and synagogue) being the major exception. Major, nationwide records, such as census and vital records, as well as records documenting emigration were the subject of recent lessons.
The remaining government records of value were often kept by local governments, and, since they do not focus on emigrants (as do departure lists, for example), they may be overlooked in your search for your immigrant's origins. However, before your immigrants left their home country, they may have been recorded in a number of records, just as happened while they were living in their new country.
Remember when using these records that a person with the same name as your immigrant is not necessarily the same person. The vast majority of persons in the old country did not emigrate, so the vast majority of persons in these records are not emigrants either. This reinforces one of the basic principles discussed in some of the very first lessons: You must have sufficient information about the immigrant. Now is the time that information becomes invaluable.


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It's just before midnight outside Diamonds Cabaret, a swank-meets-hood black strip club on the western, industrial edge of North Miami Beach. Six cops sit in patrol cars outside, and three security guards stand near the door. The club once had a bad reputation it's trying to outgrow — but the feeling that tonight is going to be a wild night is inescapable.
For starters, it's Miami rapper JT Money's birthday bash, and a bunch of local music scenesters is expected to attend: Trick Daddy, the Dunk Riders, Grind Mode, Ball Greezy, and a crew from Miami's Poe Boy record label. A lot of these hip-hop artists don't clock much radio play, but their songs are anthems in urban neighborhoods throughout South Florida. A big portion of their popularity is related to one thing: Their music is played at local strip clubs.
A place such as Diamonds is the perfect barometer to judge what's hot in urban music. Songs still months away from radio play are on regular rotation here. And girls who work at Diamonds consider themselves the best black strippers in Miami. So the place is always a party.
Only moments after I step inside the small lobby, where patrons pay admission and get patted down, there's already trouble. A reggae artist named Don Yute and his manager are here to see the DJ. But the girls in charge of admission won't let them in for free.
"It's $10, boo," a stylish black woman with long, curly hair says with attitude. "Your name is not on the list."
"What do mean we can't come in? This is Don Yute," his manager says confidently. "Tell the DJ Don Yute is here."
Yute, born Jason Williams, hails from Port Antonio, Jamaica. The 30-year-old isn't a big name in his native country, let alone Miami. But they're hoping to slip Yute's latest single to one of the DJs. "Drive Me Crazy" is a sexy, up-tempo dancehall track geared toward erotic dancers. Doors could open if they can get the record played tonight — most likely by tipping the DJ 10 bucks.
They have to make it inside first. Eddie "DJ Fattboi" Desrosier, age 28 — who spins music at Diamonds and bears an uncanny resemblance to the animated character Shrek — doesn't recognize Yute's name. He denies them free entry. Opting not to pay $10 apiece, the manager, in desperation, slips me a CD of Yute's music.
"Tell him to play Track 5," he says while being ushered out the door. "Track 5! That song is perfect for the strip clubs."
A bouncer turns in my direction. "We get this all the time," he says. "Nowadays all of the local artists come here to try and get their music played."
For many South Florida urban musicians, popularity in strip clubs means success. More new songs are debuted in these erotic venues than on any mainstream local radio stations.
If girls can bump and grind to a new song, and guys want to spend money while it's playing, there's a good chance it'll be a hit.
Jack "DJ Suicide" LaLanne spent 15 years working as a radio personality at 99 Jamz and as a DJ at strip clubs. "It's very common for artists to perform in strip clubs to stay relevant in the streets," he says. "That's where most major records are being broken anyway. All these new songs on the radio that you hear, even national stuff, it doesn't get broken on the radio. Those songs are big in strip clubs first — whether it's a Young Jeezy or whoever. Radio is last nowadays."
Twenty-eight-year-old DJ Chico, who declines to use his real name because he works on pirate radio stations, also spins records at black strip clubs. He gigs at Flavors, a black topless bar in Pompano Beach. Chico asserts that DJs in these venues fill a void.
"I feel like the radio stations, they don't play music for the people," he says. "And it's not right. The little person, they don't haveany other opportunity to get their music heard, so they come to titty bars."
Local hip-hop artists know a good single can get support from strip clubs DJs, even if other outlets aren't paying attention yet.
In the mid-Eighties, local hip-hop entrepreneur Luther "Uncle Luke" Campbell and 2 Live Crew began using strip clubs as their venue of choice for breaking records. They were pioneers. "I went to Tootsie's back in, like, '83 for the first time," Campbell recalls. "And when I saw what was going on, being creative, I said, I'ma get this 2 Live Crew group and create music around sexually oriented dancing."
In Campbell's eyes, strip clubs at that point were mostly for bikers and white guys. The music was for that same demographic, with guitar-heavy rock of the Alice Cooper and Poison variety. Campbell saw an opportunity for Southern rap to sneak in.
In 1986, 2 Live Crew's first single, "Throw the Dick," was a hit at Miami strip clubs such as Coco's and Club Rolexx (now Club Lexx). National attention followed almost immediately. Most bands spent promo money on videos, but Campbell figured out that making a song popular in topless bars throughout South Florida, and eventually across the nation, ensured it would be played during lap dances for years.
WELL DONE ARTICLE. Very much appreciated...from the Dj's to the rap artists trying to get their ish' played the story just flowed very well. LOVED it.
Im happy that this article was made, cause miami strip club do have a big say in hip hop. Im a local and i think hip hop and strip club in miami is one. I love all the local artist in miami, cause there from where am from and i can relate 2 the music. I also love the strip club and i dont think nothing is wrong with it. Im glad the writer wrote it from a other point of view. And didnt make it seem like a other dumb thing in miami.
From the author's descriptions of the clubs and their 'dancers,' it seemed like he was less than thrilled and titilated by his surroundings.
Which was funny - the stereotype is that men enter such places and lose their mind over the women.
But damn, at the same time, you didn't really get a sense of why others went to the club if everything was so lackluster and banal.
But hey, it's about the music anyone, and the writer described that very well.
Seems that the population self-identified as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) becomes more and more. According to my experience on the site *Bisexualmingle dotcom* (a site for coming out, explore sexuality, etc.), there are about 150 members per day and they are very active. You can imagine.Ifyou come here frequently, you may find what you are looking easily and quickly.
SINONFIRE is absolutely correct....nice read. haven't been to a strip club in a minute but damn i needs to go back! ass ass an mo ass! i like em brown, yellow, puerto rican or hatian name is fife dog from the.......ah never mind!
true hip hop never dies.
The writer describes the strippers and the types of clubs so the reader can relate. Throughout the article, I had a picture of every club and stripper in my head. Good article... I'm a Miami native so, my love for the city is goes without saying. However, the lesson on how Miami and the artist from there influenced hip-hop brought back memories and gives me a since of pride because, people from other places in the states don't appreciate or even understand how Miami influenced Hip Hop.
Chris I was wondering the same thing.....it was black girl this, black stripper that; white stripper this, puerto rican stripper that.
This is my kind of story. Titties and ass baby. And music too!Naw, actually its a really good read. The story about Flo Rida and the money being swept up with push brooms is so hip-hop, it's ridiculous


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For some reason, cats have become a fixture for those who write civilized mysteries ‑- okay, cozies, if we must use that quaint term. To name just two of the many authors for whom cats figure prominently, there's Marian Babson, whose latest is Please Do Feed the Cat, and Lilian Jackson Braun, whose 27th "Cat Who" book is called The Cat Who Went Bananas. In Please Do Feed, Lorinda Lucas returns home to her colony of mystery writers and beloved furry friends, Had-I and But-Known, to find the neighbor cat, Roscoe, in bad shape. Exactly why is a mystery to be solved. In Bananas, writer James Qwilleran depends on his Siamese, Koko, to sniff out the danger.
But just as cats are more prominent in the mystery world, lately dogs have played a more pronounced role in literary fiction. I'm thinking of two popular novels, Mark Haddon's The Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time and Carolyn Parkhurst's The Dogs of Babel. Haddon's book is amazing because of the way the author maintains the voice and point of view of his autistic young narrator. Although the dog plays a peripheral role ‑- as the victim that gets the plot going ‑- Haddon brackets his demise neatly when the narrator, a teenage boy buffeted by his parent's divorce, receives a puppy near the story's end. In Babel, Parkhurst makes a Rhodesian ridgeback one of her central characters. Lorelei is the only witness to what appears to be an accidental death, and the victim's husband, a linguistics professor, decides he will teach the dog to talk in order to find out what happened.
As a dog owner myself, I'm attracted to first-person accounts about people and their dog. A contemporary classic is Willie Morris's My Dog Skip. But a more recent entry that made me laugh out loud is Dog World: And the Humans Who Live There, by Alfred Gingold. Reluctant to own a dog, Gingold relents for the sake of his teenage son. But in short order he, too, has succumbed to the charms of his family's Norfolk terrier, George. As this latest string in a long series reveals, there's something about our devotion to our pets that makes us feel foolish and noble at the same time.
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Your friend might enjoy two recently published novels starring dogs: Pam Houston's Sight Hound and Michelle Herman's Dog. In Sight Hound, Houston explores the bond between successful playwright and professional worrywart, Rae Rutherford, and Dante, her wise and sensible Irish wolfhound, who is dying of cancer. "Aren't humans perfectly marvelous creatures?" Dante asks. "Doesn't it make you double over with laughter the way they remain committed to the idea that they're the only species that feels deeply, because ‑- what ‑- they have words to talk about their feelings?"
In Dog, Herman imagines a middle-aged professor who adopts a puppy featured on a dog rescue Website and finds her life turned upside down. The novel reminds me of Terry Kay's To Dance with the White Dog, which features a dog that suddenly appears on the doorstep of 81-year-old farmer Sam Peek after his wife dies. It's a tender story about loneliness, aging and how we need to trust our own crazy feelings.
Does your friend prefer nonfiction? In If Dogs Could Talk: Exploring the Canine Mind, Vilmos Csanyi, a professor of ethology (the study of animal behavior), peppers his study with real-life experiences with his own dogs, Flip and Jerry.
There's one cat book I fancy. Humorist Roy Blount Jr. and photographer Valerie Shaff have teamed up to produce I Am the Cat, Don't Forget That: Feline Expressions. This one made The Book Babes' 2004 holiday list.
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Naked Spring Break: Nudist Getaways for Grown-Up College "Kids"
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Thousands of kids come to Miami in just that mindset every spring. But for some of us, the aforementioned display of exuberance is so 10 years ago. Not all college students are 18-year-olds fresh out of high school. With the United States economy in a downward spiral for the past decade or so, many of us have returned to school as adult or commuter students.
And for adult students, the usual spring break activities just don't cut it. We've been there, done that, and bought the penicillin. We've thrown up on dance floors and gobbled up Jell-O shots from sorority girls' belly buttons.
Still, spring fever is infectious at any age, and adult students have the right to party like it's 1999 (which, coincidentally, is when some of us graduated college the first time around). So what's an adult student to do? Why, engage in adult spring break fun, that's what! (And by "adult," we of course mean "naked.")
Read on for three types of nudist spring break vacations sure to please anyone who doesn't require a fake ID to purchase Jager-bombs.
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Some of us shudder when we think of cruises, which basically amount to floating Walmarts. Screaming children, pasty Midwesterners in speedos, and an endless supply of crappy food -- none of it seems very appetizing when you're in your prime. Fortunately, the
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If you're more of a landlubber, several all-inclusive resorts promise a hedonistic getaway. The most notorious of these is the aptly named Hedonism in Jamaica. There are several locations, but latitude and longitude are insignificant, since you will never set foot outside the grounds. Each resort is divided into "prude" and "nude" sides. Obviously, we couldn't care less about the prude side, so we "researched" the more appealing part of the resort. From what we've, uh, heard, open sex goes on in several of the resort's open areas such as the hot tub and on the beach. If you wanna get your freak on, this is a good place to start.
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We know! We weren't aware that such a place existed this side of the Roman Empire either. Cap d'Agde, France is known worldwide as the Naked City. In the naturist part of town, people do everything a la nude -- including banking, groceries, dining, shopping, and we assume, have sex. If you want to do something a bit less touristy than a cruise or a resort, and your
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Nowadays the French Defence 1...e6 is one of the most popular openings in response to 1.e4. I'd like to suggest a new concept of combating it. White plays 2.d4 d5 3.Nd2 and then deploys his pieces according to the scheme Ngf3, Bd3, c3, 0-0, against almost anything that Black may play. This will usually lead to exchanges in the centre and the appearance of an isolated queen's pawn for White. Denis Yevseev is a grandmaster. He is the winner of many international tournaments as Taraus open (Tampere) 2002, the Petrov Memorial (St. Petersburg) 2002, Vashilishin Memorial (Lvov) 2009.
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