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I-35 Lane Closings Update
Interstate 35 through Salado will have the following Lane Closings:
FM 2843 to Thomas Arnold
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Various lanes will be closed on both the southbound and northbound mainlanes.
These closures are in preparation for shifting the mainlanes of northbound and southbound I-35 at Salado Creek to allow for the construction of the northbound frontage road bridge over Salado Creek. Work will include the following: demolition of the existing center median concrete rail, construction of detours in the center median, debris removal from the center median, resetting portable concrete traffic barrier, and striping removal and replacement.
Nightly Closings
I-35 frontage roads and exits: FM 2268 to FM 2843. Various lanes closed at night 7 p.m.-7 a.m. Nightly.
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I-35 southbound frontage road left lane from THomas Arnold Rd. to FM 2268. Closed through February 2013.
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I'm not arguing against compositors, just that the benefits that you describe aren't exclusive to their use and optimal at the composition layer.
Since on Linux global keyboard hotkeys are only done with Xlib (X11), what's Wayland's way of doing this? Is there a way at all?
I created an app the other day which captures global hotkeys through Xlib and I'm trying to find a way to make it work under Wayland, and since I can't rely on Xlib.. I wonder.
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Allow me to restate. Wayland does not appear to support X11 hotkeys. We shouldn't refer to X11 hotkeys as "global", since they're not really "global". I guess you could say that they're "global" to X11 applications. I fully expect things like Alt-Tab will still work under Wayland, through the Wayland or WM hotkeys.
"Hotkeys" will work just fine without X11, just like they do under NT, OSX, Linux, and any other X11-less stack.


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The Lakeside Blog springs forth from the creative mind of Michelle Bruck at the Interlaken Inn, Lakeville, CT. She writes about events, great places to visit and cool things to do – in and around Lakeville & Salisbury Connecticut.
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"I'm local, too!" chimed in the tea bag
I knew at some point the Tea Bag from Harney & Sons would be saying this, and it is only appropriate with it being International Coffee Day today! No one overshadows the Harney & Sons Tea Bag....
For my usual blog readers, here is your question of the day: What is my favorite cup of tea? (answer at bottom)
OK, back to the Tea Bag, and what a wonderful Tea Bag it is. Bags, sachets, loose, you name it - Harney & Sons does it right, and has been doing so for over 25 years. John Harney, Master Tea Blender, began this business in his basement right here in Salisbury, CT and has since moved his headquarters and adorable tea shop to the neighboring village of Millerton, NY. (remember, Frommer's Budget Travel calls Millerton one of the "10 coolest small towns in America"). If you are a tea lover or have one in your life, visiting the tea shop is a must do - it is a tea lovers dream! We've been serving Harney and Sons Tea at Interlaken for as long as I can remember, and we certainly aren't the only ones. Stay at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City and you'll find it there - and that is just one place of thousands that serves this fine tea.
I am sure that my love for Harney & Sons has something to do with it being born right here in Salisbury. Knowing John Harney, watching his business grow over the years, watching his growing family becoming involved, hearing how they travel all over the world, both learning and giving seminars, opening a second tea house in SoHo, and constantly winning awards. Mr. Harney was just presented the Cha Jing Lifetime Achievement Award. I'll be sure to congratulate him the next time I run into him in town! If you wish to find out more about Harney and Sons, click here.
If you haven't tried a cup yet, it is really time you did. If you stay at the Interlaken, it is the only brand we will offer you so you will have no choice! Start your day with English Breakfast while you enjoy our complimentary deluxe continental mid-week breakfast. Time for afternoon tea? Come have a cup of Earl Grey with me. Complete your dinner in Morgan's with a cup of Japanese Sencha Green Tea.
Any time of day is the perfect time for a cup of Harney Tea!
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"I'm local", said the egg
That is what the egg in our restaurant said the other day. It was stamped in hot pink "I'm local". It was really the cutest egg I ever saw. I took a picture of it but it is hard to read - have you ever taken a picture of an egg before? This is not the only local item in our restaurant or on our restaurant menu. The majority of our menu choices include local ingredients, including Farmer Church's Sweet Corn Soup and Seared Breast and Braised Leg of N.Y. Duck with Cherries and Local Beans with Walnuts. We support our local farms, including Coach Farm, Sky Farm, Church Farm, Feather Ridge Farm and Farm Girl Farm. I love when the deliveries come in as their cars are full of fresh heirloom tomatoes, sweet corn, peppers, and other vegetables - it is a beautiful sight! I think that would make a nice candle scent - "fresh vegetables". Anyway, we all know what a difference using fresh ingedients when cooking can make, so come and try a dish in Morgan's to taste for yourself! Our menu will be changing frequently as the fall season brings us a huge assortment of wonderful items, but click here to see the latest offerings!
International Day of Peace
According to Chase, today is International Day of Peace. Of course peace means many different things to many different people, but let me share with you how Interlaken Guests reference the word PEACE:
We came here to get some peace and quiet for our dogs from the 4th of July fireworks in our Queens NYC neighborhood and you delivered.
It is such a beautiful piece of property and very relaxing.
Although it rained most of the time, we had a nice time touring the nearby towns and relaxing on the porch.
A very comfortable stay, clean and quiet.
The lake was beautiful and relaxing. We enjoyed a swim and a canoe ride around the lake.
We truly enjoyed our stay. The setting is relaxing and beautiful to look at.
We could not have wished for more. The ambience, quietude, our room (Rm.120 in the main lodge) were all perfect.
My husband was at Lime Rock so I spent my day at the Inn. Everyone was very nice, and I had a relaxing day.
The grounds were beautiful and it was very quiet.
My husband and I had the most relaxing stay and are in love with the Cabin I would like to plan a week every year in June if possible.
Hotel staff was very courteous. I went to recharge my batteries and found that everyone respected privacy.
We really enjoyed our quiet weekend, and hope to come back again.
Our brief stay at your inn was very nice and relaxing.
Smores over the bonfire, exploring with the kids and quiet nights on the screened porch. Just what we needed.
We had a wonderful time. The room was wonderful, the food was fantastic, and the location was quiet and peaceful.
and lastly...
It was fabulous. Your hospitality was incredible and you pampered us every day. I can't wait to come back to your hideaway in heaven.
Color my world
Picture these pretty trees speckled with color in just a few short weeks... how gorgeous will that be? So many trees are already showing signs of gold and yellow and red, so by as early as next weekend the lakefront should be stunning - how about you take advantage of the special Romance package we are offering then and see this beautiful countryside for yourself? Or come mid-week and take advantage of our new Fall Foliage package. Either way, picnic lunch in it, wine taste in it, canoe in it, kayak in it, hike in it, bike in it, walk in it, apple pick in it, corn maze in it - just be out in it!
Get STAK-ed!
I could look at anyone's wedding photos, couldn't you? Check out this slideshow from Sarah and Bill's wedding posted by Steven and Tak of STAK, frequent photographers to the Interlaken property for wedding events.
What a mess!
A mess, though, that is welcome when it comes to getting a new look! Two bathrooms on our second floor in our Main Building are getting just that - a new look. The tub, the vanity, wallpaper - all of it has been removed to reveal a clean slate (well, that light still has to come down....) for construction to start in a few days.
One will be a "plum" theme and the other will be a "spice" theme. Mosaic wall tile, a tiled shower unit (bye bye tub) - I won't give it all away right now! Check back in late next week for photos of the brand new look!
WOW, what an absolutely gorgeous day today in Northwestern Connecticut. I was fortunate enough to spend time outdoors in it, and I am here to report all the wonderful things happening at Interlaken today.
Number 1: W E D D I N G ! I love a wedding anytime of the year, but you know (or maybe you don't) fall weddings are my particular favorite - even without the color change yet there is just that crispness in the air and that blue sky is just so much deeper. I love it! The ceremony site was still at our lakefront but was held between the birch trees - take a look!
Now, not that you could tell from this picture, but the owner's pontoon boat needed to be moved out of the way for pictures of course! So, someone had to do this dirty work, so off Kevin (the Innkeeper) and I went, out onto the lake on this beautiful day. How lucky am I? Just as lucky as all those Interlaken Guests enjoying the lakefront themselves - swimming, canoeing, kayaking, just resting by the water enjoying the wonderful breeze. I took several shots of the lake, but will only post a few:
So after the ceremony is over, we head back in (sad face) but then as we are walking back up to the property I see this beauty! Tux is his name.
Back at the property (almost indoors, prolonging that as long as possible) I take a few pictures of the wedding pavilion where all of the wedding Guests will soon be enjoying their evening with wonderful food and fun dancing!
As I sit at my desk (listening to the music during the cocktail hour happening now in the courtyard) I decide to check in with Ann, staying here with her family and her dog in our newly renovated Sunnyside pet friendly room. She is enjoying this lovely weather as well, and was just heading out to the pool. She is looking forward to her dinner in Morgan's restaurant this evening, and plans to visit Ellsworth Farm in Sharon, CT for some apple picking and early harvest fun!
Seems like everyone is enjoying a wonderful weekend at Interlaken!
I cannot wait...
I cannot wait… to see the lakefront trees turn color, and encourage our Guests to take a canoe ride around the perimeter to admire its beauty.
I cannot wait… to tell Guests about how close the Appalachian Trail is to the Interlaken property, where views of the vibrant trees and mountains will take their breath away.
I cannot wait… to tell Guests to put on a hoodie, rent a bike, and ride through the vibrant countryside on the Harlem Valley Rail Trail over in Millerton, NY.
I cannot wait… to tell Guests about what is fresh for picking besides apples over at Ellsworth Farm in Sharon, CT.
I cannot wait... to share the first version of the Morgan's fall dinner menu, full of vegetables and ingredients of the autumn season.
I cannot wait… to hear the Hotchkiss Football Team playing their first game, surrounded by both new and returning Hotchkiss families.
I cannot wait… to see Emily and the crew from Salisbury Garden Center converting our summer gardens into rich wonderful colors of the season.
I cannot wait… to tell Guests about the many local farm markets, including Freund's Farm in East Canaan, CT – just brimming with colorful mums and rich baked goods.
I cannot wait… to share with Guests the new renovations that will begin in just a few short weeks.
I cannot wait… to post pictures from each fall wedding here this season.
I cannot wait… to see a couple holding hands, walking down to the lakefront under a deep blue sky with a picnic basket in one hand and hot apple cider in the other.
I cannot wait… to see all of our Guests, for whatever their reason for staying at the Interlaken, enjoying all that the wonderful fall season has to offer!
Labor of Love
Or better yet, Labor DAY of Love! There is a big wedding happening here today, and this couple added some unique touches to their special day. I snapped some photos of course, but be sure to check our wedding slide show on our website in a few weeks for the professional shots!
A trolley will bring Guests to the lakeside ceremony
Table for two - I wish you could smell these roses!
Additional lighting and widescreen TV's will enhance the atmosphere
White sashes add the perfect touch
An amazing candy buffet!
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Zucchini and Kimchi Quinoa Salad
I recently made a big batch of kimchi to use in the Kogi kimchi quesadillas and luckily I had a bunch left over. I was looking for a lighter meal and I was thinking that a quinoa salad with kimchi would be nice. Since I had some zucchini in the fridge there was no question that I would be adding some and I thought that it would work best if it was grated. I then bulked the salad up a bit with some black beans which I always enjoy using in salads like this. I knew exactly what I wanted to use as the dressing; the gochujang dressing that I have been using for a while now is full of flavour and it works really well on salads of all kinds. In fact it is a little like a Korean barbecue sauce where it has a nice heat but that heat is balanced by a sweetness, a saltiness and a tartness and finished off with some sesame flavours. This zucchini and kimchi quinoa salad was really easy to make and it turned out great! It was nice and light and yet filling and healthy and packed with flavour! The kimchi worked really well in the salad and the gochujang dressing really shone and both brought a nice amount of heat.
Zucchini and Kimchi Quinoa Salad(makes 2 large serving or 4 side dish sized servings)
Printable Recipe
1 cup red quinoa
2 cups water
1 cup black beans
1 cup zucchini (grated)
1/4 cup kimchi (chopped)
2 tablespoons gochujang dressing
1 green onion (sliced)
1 green chili (sliced)
1 tablespoon sesame seeds (toasted)
1. Simmer the quinoa in the water until the water is absorbed, about 20 minutes.
2. Mix the quinoa, beans, zucchini and kimchi and toss with the dressing.
3. Serve garnished with green onions, chilies and toasted sesame seeds.
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Having kids doesn't mean having to throw in the towel and become a soccer mom. The modern family homes featured above set out to break the stereotype of family living. I personally love the idea of living in a modern home with a handful of kids running around. Growing up in a stylish enviroment exposes children to fashion, design, architecture, and other creative arts.
Designing the main areas in a modern home can can sometimes be easier than decorating kid's rooms and spaces. When designing a modern nursery or kid's room there is a balance between modern furnishings and a kid-friendly, functional design.
Need a few directional ideas for designing your modern nursery or kid's room?
The light fixtures you select for the kid's space can make a big impact on the overall design. Below are a few modern table lamps for the kid's room or nursery. The lamps are modern and fun and will easily transition into a more grown up space as the child ages.
Lite Source Kito Blue Table Lamp (left), Chrome Stack Set of Two Table Lamps (right)
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Possini White Flower Acrylic Shade Table Lamp (left), Jonathan Adler Carlyle Slide Table Lamp (right)
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Responding to the modern dream for clean sophisticated design and bright open spaces.
The Mima House is a 387 square foot prefabricated house in Portugal. Designed by Mima Architects, it has a modular structure and can be divided into rooms with a grid of removable partitions. Each side of internal and external walls can have a different color/finishing, which allows a dramatic change through a simple wall rotation.
It costs about the same price to manufacture as a family car. Mima architects researched for years to be able to put together a single home that was fast to produce, flexible, light and inexpensive, yet was a good quality product wrapped up with a pleasant clean design. Fundamentally inspired on the traditional Japanese house, the perfect paradigm for lightness, flexibility, comfort and pleasing lines.
Plywood panels transform the windows into walls to create privacy where necessary.
Despite its standardized construction methods, these houses can be customized in so many parameters, that you'll hardly see two equal houses.
Fundamentally inspired on the traditional Japanese house, the perfect paradigm for lightness, flexibility, comfort and pleasing lines.
The restrained order of its standardized building parts appealed to MIMA architects as the hallmark of a deeply rooted culture, confirmed over centuries and easily adaptable to any new development.
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Exposed brick walls are something everyone loves to have in their lives. Just think about how warm and cozy they make you feel, the stories they tell, and how naturally beautiful they are in their raw form. They really do have the best personality and I've got proof.
I would love to cook up some old world italian cuisine in this industrial kitchen and tell stories about our travels through Tuscany.
The guests can stay in this room curated with pieces from travels around the world.
The brick reveals layers of history as it's exposed from beneath the plaster. The modern elements create a perfect juxtaposition.
Industrial dining at it's finest. It feels like a restaurant in the middle of your home! I love the contemporary chandelier design above the table.
Who wouldn't want to study in this library for hours and hours?! Oh the places you would go and things you would learn!
Working late hours in this office wouldn't seem like that big of a deal I don't suppose.
Moving into the garage couldn't be better!
Painted brick and cozy eclectic furniture truly make this room a conversation piece, with a modern pendant light above.
When you want your brick to be more you...just paint it pink!
Or seafoam green!
At this current time my fascination is with white brick walls! And... I've found a product that would allow every single one of us to have a brick wall! There is a new product on the market called Panel Piedra that comes in approx. 3' x 4' panels that can easily be installed over any wall. My white brick wall would need to be surrounded by natural woods, steel, bright colors, bold patterns, and soft organic shapes. It would look a little something like this...
1. Piquito 11" High Black Mini Pendant Light 2. Arteriors Home Linden Tripod Wood Floor Lamp 3. Laguna Sahara Club Chair 4. Knibb Design Dining Table 5. Helen Frankenthaler "Pranzo Italiano" 6. Panel Piedra Brick 7. Vintage Rug 8. Raw Wood Turntable
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With winter coming on in full force, we thought you would enjoy a little greenery.
This modern cabin seamlessly blends in with its Northern California forest setting. Upright wood siding echoes the surrounding redwood and pine tree trunks. Planted roofs evoke the forest canopy and help to protect the roof against sun damage.
And we love the way they used cylindrical and modern outdoor lighting to subtly illuminate the entryways and a small seating area.
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Hope you all had an amazing Labor Day Weekend! Many of us spend so much of our time working and not enough time playing so I hope you had a chance to relax, enjoy family and loved ones. The best long weekends are when you can be at peace with nature and your surroundings.
Rewarding yourself is sure to keep your energy flowing. How will you reward yourself this fall?
A trip to the picturesque Ram's Gate Winery in Sonoma seems like a perfect reward! "In a world obsessed with making things faster, where speed is valued above all else, Ram's Gate is our way of pressing pause."
The architecture is a modern interpretation of it's natural surroundings and weathered farmsteads of Carneros, while the interior is an eclectic mix of classic contemporary and urban cool.
Designer, Orlando Diaz-Azcuy did no wrong here and created something exciting at every turn. The interiors were designed with close attention to detail, from the open beam ceiling, the reclaimed wood walls, and the natural stone tops to the mill-work. Large glass pendant lights work great in open spaces because they make a gorgeous statement without cluttering the space.
Clusters of seating create intimate environments. Low coffee tables are always great for casually seating spaces.
The large island in this modern kitchen creates a perfect area for serving and gathering.
Can't you just feel the calmness of Ram's Gate Winery through these photos? What a serene setting!
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Sauteed Swiss Chard
Side dishes are not as exciting as main dishes or as glamorous as deserts but you have them all the time. I like to take the time to post about side dishes as it is always good to have a nice collection of them to quickly add to any meal. Side dishes are a great way to work green vegetables into your diet and I am always on the lookout for new ways to enjoy green vegetables. Swiss chard is a green vegetable that I have been wanting to use more of and there is an easy and tasty way to prepare that never fails. You simply saute The Swiss chard with some onions and garlic until it just wilts and you have a tasty and healthy green vegetable side dish that goes with almost any meal.
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 pinch red pepper flakes
1 clove garlic (chopped)
1 small onion (chopped)
1 bunch Swiss chard (chopped)
salt and pepper to taste
1. Heat the oil in a pan.
2. Add the red pepper flakes, garlic and onion and saute until the onion is tender, about 5 minutes.
3. Add the Swiss chard and saute until just wilted.
4. Season with salt and pepper.
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NLDS Game 3: Cardinals at Nats
Oct 10, 2012, 2:03 PM EDT
Photo by Mark Zuckerman / NATS INSIDER
The postseason comes to Washington at last this afternoon.
Eighty-eight years ago today, Earl McNeely doubled to left field in the bottom of the 12th inning at Griffith Stadium, bringing home Muddy Ruel from second base with the run that gave the Washington Senators a 4-3 victory over the New York Giants in Game 7 of the World Series, the one and only major-league baseball championship in District of Columbia history.
About three hours from now, the postseason returns to Washington, with Edwin Jackson delivering the first pitch of Game 3 of the National League Division Series to Jon Jay as a sellout crowd on South Capitol Street roars with approval. It's an event so many people in this town have looked forward to experiencing for so long, but the mood will be dampened significantly if the Nationals don't emerge victorious.
How important is the outcome of this game? Well, there have been 39 five-game series in baseball history that were tied 1-1. The team that won Game 3 proceeded to win the series 30 times, losing only nine times. So, there you go.
Be sure to get here early for the pregame festivities, which include the full introductions of both teams, plus Frank Robinson throwing out the ceremonial first pitch. And for those not fortunate enough to be able to attend in person, you of course can get plenty of updates and analysis right here…
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS at WASHINGTON NATIONALS
Where: Nationals Park
Gametime: 1:07 p.m. EDT
TV: MLB Network
Radio: WJFK (106.7 FM), WFED (1500 AM), WTEM (980 AM), XM 183
Weather: Sunny, 66 degrees, Wind 9 mph out to CF
RF Jayson Werth
CF Bryce Harper
3B Ryan Zimmerman
1B Adam LaRoche
- DJB - Oct 10, 2012 at 8:44 PM
NatsJack,You're kidding, of course.
- Mickey Vernon - Oct 10, 2012 at 8:45 PM
Losing the opener of a 3 game home series would not be so worrisome if the Nats, after playing way over .500 ball for 5 straight months, had not become just a break-even team in the final month.
- baseballswami - Oct 10, 2012 at 8:45 PM
I would just like to repeat this– what the Nats did this year was a miracle. I am proud if them. They got to the post season after never having a winning season. They don 't appear to have enough to go deeper. This year. Next year we have a full strassie season, espii more mature?, zim with a good shoulder, and lessons learned this year.
- NatsJack in Florida - Oct 10, 2012 at 8:46 PM
Nats'll crush Lohse like he's Mike Leake.
- rabbit34 - Oct 10, 2012 at 8:47 PM
OK!!!!!!!!!!! ONLY 5 strikeouts! That's good. Desmond is ripping them a new one. That's good. But still no clutch hitting. Oh well. Maybe next year. Now I'm starting to sound like a Red Sox fan!!! But really, next year we'll be ok. Come on, admit it. This year was a fluke. A first place gift.
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Oct 10, 2012 at 8:48 PM
I do think the Stras decision was ridiculous. Gio was rusty after 6 days or whatever. They could have stopped pitching in September and moved him to the bullpen and then transitioned him back. He couldn't be any worse than what we have now.
- William O. Douglas Loeffler - Oct 10, 2012 at 8:50 PM
Miracle? I think the Nats finished about where they should have. What the O's did this year, was a statistical miracle, winning almost as many as we did, while having barely a positive run differential.
- DJB - Oct 10, 2012 at 8:59 PM
I agree with Rabbit. We finish a little above 500 next year unless we change the team radically. Espi is useless.
- Manassas Nats' Fan - Oct 10, 2012 at 9:38 PM
The starters this series have had a serious melt down. Not preparing correctly it appears
- natsfan1a - Oct 10, 2012 at 11:13 PM
Sorry to have missed everyone. My husband didn't get home until 11:30, then we got stuck in traffic on our way to the Metro. Got to the park around 12:45 or so. Did get to cheer from the CF plaza as they did the team intros and Frank threw out the first pitch, then headed up to our seats.
- Joe Seamhead - Oct 11, 2012 at 12:10 AM
I got home a while ago from the game.Just read this blog. Many of you really disappoint me. You act like this already all over. That's not so. Worse, you've already forgotten that this team has won 99 games this year, and in doing so has brought unbelievable joy to many in this town.As to those still questioning the Strasburg shutdown, all I can say is we will in all likelihood thank Mike Rizzo for years to come. GYFNG!!!
As ESPN-980 AM's Nats Insider, Mark makes daily appearances on the station's various shows. Here's the 2015 schedule (subject to change)...
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TUE: 2:30 p.m.
WED: 4:30 p.m.
THU: 2:30 p.m.
FRI: 5:30 p.m.
SAT: 10:30 a.m.
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http://www.SaveTheArctic.orgToday the Arctic is rising.
Shell is due to begin exploratory drilling at two offshore sites in the Alaskan Arctic in the coming weeks. If Shell is successful this summer, an Arctic oil rush will be sparked and the push to carve up the region will accelerate. Russian oil giant Gazprom is also pushing into the offshore Arctic this year.
It is time to Save the Arctic.
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This wonderful dress I am calling a Easter dresss is really not but it is Easter today so today it is . Circa 1940's -50's . No Tag . It is black and in two layers , taffeta overlayed with a flocked printed pattern . I saw a woman dressed in Gothic style wearing a dress like this 2 days ago . All fashion comes back I guess .


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Be Kind To Animals
Be Kind to Animals
More than 3.7 million cats and dogs and other shelter animals are euthanized each year for lack of loving homes to adopt them.
Be Kind to Animals Week (May 2-8 this year) was established by American Humane 95 years ago to celebrate the importance of animals in our lives, to promote their humane treatment, and to remind others that animals deserve compassion and kindness.
Read any of the following books and you will experience the personalities and intelligence of a variety of animals and appreciate them as thinking, feeling, and loving beings.
Rita Mae Brown
"Animal Magnetism: my life with creatures great and small" shares the lessons the famous novelist has learned from a parrot, a courageous Doberman, a horse, a tough tiger cat, and other creatures as well as her deep appreciation for them.
Sy Montgomery
"The Good Good Pig: the extraordinary life of Christopher Hogwood"
A naturalist who spent months at a time living on her own among wild creatures in remote jungles, Montgomery was more comfortable with animals than with people. So she gladly took in a sick piglet, with no inkling that this piglet would not only survive but flourish--and she soon found herself engaged with her small-town community in ways she had never dreamed possible. Unexpectedly, Christopher provided this traveler with something she had sought all her life: an anchor to family and home. This book celebrates Christopher Hogwood in all his glory, with his boundless zest for life and his large, loving heart, a great big Buddha master. Sy reveals what she and others learned from this generous soul who just so happened to be a pig--lessons about self-acceptance, the meaning of family, the value of community, and the pleasures of the sweet green Earth.
Philip Gonzalez
"The Dog Who Rescues Cats: the true story of Ginny" tells about Gonzalez' reluctant adoption of a shelter dog to take his mind off his devastating work injury. He and Ginny walk the streets of New York in the early morning hours, and she noses out abandoned, sick, injured homeless cats from the most unbelievably inaccessible places, rescuing them and giving Gonzalez a new purpose in life.
Jana Kohl
"A Rare Breed of Love: the true story of Baby and the mission she inspired to help dogs everywhere" shares the story of a three-legged poodle whose rescue from a puppy mill sparked the author's cross-country rallies to raise awareness and call for reforms to animal protection laws.
Pamela S. Turner
"Hachiko: the true story of a loyal dog" relates the tale of a dog who accompanied his master to and from a Tokyo train station for a year and, after his master died, continued to wait for him there every day for many years.
Gwen Cooper
"Homer's Odyssey: a fearless feline tale, or how I learned about life and love with a blind wonder cat" is about the relationship between a pet rescue volunteer and literacy outreach coordinator and a three-pound blind cat whose daredevil character and affectionate personality saw the author through six moves, a burglary, and the healing of her broken heart.
Esther Woolfson
For a whole new appreciation of bird personalities, dip into "Corvus: a life with birds", Woolfson's beguiling ruminations on members of the crow family.
Joanna Burger
"The Parrot Who Owns Me" is a fascinating account of Burger's professional life with birds as a research biologist and her adoption of a parrot after his original owner died. The part about the bird's courtship of Joanna, and his jealousy of her husband, is laugh-out-loud funny.
Irene Pepperberg
"Alex & Me: how a scientist and a parrot discovered a hidden world of animal intelligence--and formed a deep bond in the process" is the story of Alex, a famous African Grey parrot, and his thirty-year relationship with his trainer, and the ways in which his life has changed scientific understanding about language and thought.
Isabella Hatkoff
"Owen and Mzee: the language of friendship" tells a captivating story of the unusual friendship between Owen, a young hippo orphaned in the Asian tsunami of 2004, and Mzee, a 130-year old Aldabra tortoise.
Benjamin Mee
In "We Bought a Zoo: the amazing true story of a young family, a broken down zoo, and the 200 wild animals that changed their lives forever", a former British newspaper columnist describes how he uprooted his family to the English countryside and purchased a dilapidated zoo, home to more than two hundred exotic animals, which he planned to refurbish and reopen as a family business, a scheme complicated by a lack of money, skeptical staff, family tension, and his wife's devastating illness.
Ralph Helfer
Born on the same day in the same German town, Bram and his elephant, Modoc, grew up side by side. Their circus act brought them wide fame, but their incredible bond would also lead to a series of adventures with danger at every turn. "Modoc: the true story of the greatest elephant that ever lived" is available in both adult and children's versions.
Another interesting zoo tale is "Zarafa: a giraffe's true story, from deep in Africa to the heart of Paris" by Michael Allin. And Gerald Durrell wrote a number of books about his family's hilarious experiences with zoo animals on Guernsey in the Channel Islands.
Anything by Jane Goodall, Temple Grandin or Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson is engaging and often amazing.
Be kind to animals, not only this week, but always, and you will enrich your own life as well as theirs.
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About Us
Board of Directors
Resource Council
DEREK JETER, Founder and Chairman
DR. S. CHARLES JETER, Vice Chairman
DOROTHY C. JETER, Treasurer
SHARLEE JETER, Secretary
NNEKA A. FRYE, Member
GERALD F. WILLIAMS, Member
DAVID ADDAMS, Oliver Scholars Program
JEFF BARKER, Bank of America
KIMBERLY BARR, Bronson Healthcare Group
PHIL CARRA, Apjohn Group
JULIE CONNORS, Bloomberg
KIM DITOMASSO, Ditto Consulting
LAUREN GOLDSTEIN, East Harlem Tutorial Program
SCOTT HOCEVAR, Scott's Sports Cards, Coins & Jewelry
JONATHAN KOCH, Bush Ross, PA
MARTHA KORMAN-ZUMWALT, American Reprographics Company
TIMOTHY LEMANSKI, FirstMerit Bank
TODD SMITH, Todd Smith Consulting, Inc.
JANE TAMRAZ, Biggs|Gilmore
TIM TERRENTINE, Southwest Michigan First
GEOFF WALKER, Brand2Gether Consulting Group, LLC
GREGG A. WALKER, Sony Corporation
BRYAN ZOCHER, Kalamazoo RESA
SHARLEE JETER, President
JESSICA ALLGOOD, Executive Assistant to the President
FRANLI GUZMAN, Program Director
JENNIFER YOUNG HEYMOSS, Kalamazoo Jeter's Leaders Program Director
ALYSSA MOON, Kalamazoo Jeter's Leaders Program Director
BETTY WILTSHIRE, New York Jeter's Leaders Program Director
SIMONA VAREIKAITE, New York Jeter's Leaders Program Coordinator
JUAN OZUNA, Development Assistant
TRINA PERRINEAU, Operations Manager KARINA RIVERA, College Intern
SHARLEE JETER, President
Sharlee Jeter began her involvement with the Turn 2 Foundation in 1996 as a high school volunteer. At the age of 18, Sharlee was named to the Board of Directors, and during college, she interned with the Foundation on summer and winter breaks. In 2002, she joined the Foundation full time as proogram director, focusing mainly on the New York area. She developed many successful initiatives, including a partnership with The St. Joseph's School for the Deaf in the Bronx, which led to the integration of the deaf into many Turn 2 programs and events. Most notably, the Foundation inducted its first deaf high school student into the Jeter's Leaders Program in Kalamazoo, Mich.
Sharlee proved to be a tremendous asset to the organization and was promoted to director of development in 2004, managing fundraising initiatives and corporate partnerships. In 2007, Sharlee was named vice president of the Turn 2 Foundation. She continued to identify innovative ways to build the organization, through special fundraising and program events that further promote the Foundation's mission, and by creating key branding opportunities and partnerships that increased exposure and corporate support.
Under her direction, both the Annual Dinner in New York City and the Derek Jeter Celebrity Golf Classic in Tampa, Fla., have grown exponentially. Both events have continued to sell out, and increase in revenue to support the youth served in Turn 2 Signature Programs. The Derek Jeter Celebrity Golf Classic has become the premier celebrity golf event in Florida.
In February 2010, Sharlee took over the reins as president and oversees the day-to-day operations of the Foundation. Sharlee's main focus is on fundraising and development, managing corporate partnerships, overseeing all Foundation consultants and acting as a liaison with the Foundation's Board of Directors and Resource Council.
Sharlee graduated in 1997 from Kalamazoo Central High School and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics in 2001 from Spelman College in Atlanta. Born and raised in Kalamazoo, Mich., Sharlee currently resides in New York City with her son Jalen.
FRANLI GUZMAN, Program Director
Franli Guzman began his affiliation with the Turn 2 Foundation as a baseball coach at Camp Sussex in 2005. He continued as a baseball coach at the New York City Baseball Clinics from 2006-2010. He joined the Foundation staff in July 2011 as program coordinator. He works closely with the Director of Programs Amanda Mellen to administer, oversee and evaluate the program operations. He also works to compile and edit content for the Turn 2 website and magazine. Franli earned a degree in sociology from Stony Brook University in 2009. He was born in the Dominican Republic and currently resides in New York City.
BETH WASHINGTON, Kalamazoo Jeter's Leaders Program Director
Beth Washington joined the Turn 2 Foundation in July of 2013 as Program Coordinator for the Kalamazoo Jeter's Leaders Program. In September 2013, Beth quickly transitioned to Program Director of the Kalamazoo Jeter's Leaders Program where her responsibilities include implementing and supervising the leadership development program, assessing students' needs and overseeing the program activities, which are designed to promote healthy lifestyles, academic achievement and social change activism.
Beth has worked across Michigan as a secondary school Social Studies and English teacher. A proud native of Kalamazoo, she is a graduate of both Kalamazoo Central High School and Kalamazoo College. An active tri-athlete, Beth enjoys reading, and spending time with her husband and two children.
BETTY WILTSHIRE, New York Jeter's Leaders Program Director
In 1997, high school sophomore Betty Wiltshire was selected as a member of the inaugural Jeter's Leaders class. After her four-year tenure as a Jeter's Leader, she continued to work for the Turn 2 Foundation as an intern while attending college. Upon graduation, Betty joined the organization full time as the New York Jeter's Leaders program coordinator. In her current role as director of the program, Betty's responsibilities include the implementation and supervision of the leadership development program, assessment of students' needs and program activities. Her intimate knowledge of the program from her years of participation enables her to continue to grow this highly successful initiative on behalf of the Foundation. Betty is a 2007 graduate of Medgar Evers College, where she received a bachelor's degree in business management. Betty was born and raised in Brooklyn, N.Y.. She now lives in Far Rockaway, N.Y.
SIMONA VAREIKAITE, New York Jeter's Leaders Program Coordinator
Simona Vareikaite is a 2012 graduate of Northeastern University where she obtained a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice. As Program Coordinator, Simona is instrumental in the day-to-day operations of the Jeter's Leaders Program. Working in conjunction with the Program Director, she serves as the liaison to the parents and students, as well as facilitates workshops and activities that enhance the growth of program participants. Simona is from Panevezys, Lithuania, and currently resides in the Bronx, New York.
Since its launch in 1996, the Turn 2 Foundation has awarded more than $20 million in grants.Learn more »
Social Change Project
The Project is an event created to share one of the Foundation's principles with communities. Learn more »
Turn 2 Foundation Dinner
The 18th Annual Turn 2 Foundation Dinner raised more than $1 million for youth initiatives. Learn more »


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Panama by Luis'e yol tarifleri
Harita ve Yol Tarifleri
By taxi:
Tell the driver: �San Francisco, Coco de Mar, Desde el centro de convenciones Atlapa se encuentra el restaurante Parrillada Jimmy (avenida cincuentenario), encontras un semaforo, sigues recto y es la primera calle a mano derecha (la calle se llama Benito Reyes Testa). El hostel Panama by Luis es diagonal al condominio Da Vinci'. Doing that, he will take you to our place.
Please insist that driver brings you to our place as sometimes they might try to take you to places where they get commission! So don't believe them when they tell you that we are located in a bad neighborhood-we are actually located in the safest neighborhood in the whole of Central America (no lie)!!!
From the International Airport it will cost $28.00, maybe less if you can share, Domestic Airport $3-$4, and from the bus station it will be around $3, depending on how many people. Or eliminate stress by asking for an Airport pick up. Call and ask for group rates. We only charge $20 per person with group rates available.
By bus:
From the International airport:
We recommended you onlt take the bus in the daytime which can take 1-2 hours depending on traffic and costs 0.25 cents. You have to exit the airport and walk up to the main road. Then, take any bus which must say �Tocumen-Transistmica� on the front. Tell the bus driver you want to get off at La Estatua Roosevelt. From there, take another bus that must says �Panama Viejo� or �Avenida Balboa� and tell the driver that you want to get off at �La Bomba Delta (gas station) in Avenida Cincuentenario. Once you are there, cross the street to your left and take the first left. You�ll see Hostel Panama by Luis on the left about 40 meters down. Edificio Da Vinci is on the right. Hit the buzzer and welcome to Panama by Luis.
From the Bus terminal/Domestic airport (Albrook):
Take a bus which must says �Panama Viejo� or �Avenida Balboa� which costs also 0.25 cents. Tell the driver that you want to get off at Parrillada Jimmy Restaurant at Coco del Mar. From there, we are the third street on your right hand side. You�ll see our house on the left about 40 meters down. Hit the buzzer and welcome to Panama by Luis.


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There has been some humorous .gif files lately, let's celebrate.
I'm thinking this needs to be a smiley option here...I'm sure it'll be handy @ some point :P
Older but somewhat relevant...
Also, can we please please please start posting some Pacer gifs? Most NBA boards I frequent will post a lot of team related gifs (Knicks fans are really good in particular) and I love sending them to my friends over iMessage. I'll start making some too.
Haha, love the Bosh one. He just has a comedic face (not meant to be offensive.)
With the #3 pick in the 2015 draft, your Indiana Pacers!
You can't get champagne from a garden hose.
Gotta love it.
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What You Should Know About When to Start and What Meds to Use
Part of Project Inform's "Attaining HIV Health and Wellness" Booklet Series
July 2011
Table of Contents
Using This Booklet
Getting the earliest possible treatment is generally recommended for most illnesses. Biologically, there's little reason to think that HIV is any different, except that once it's started treatment is for life. But knowing the best time to start HIV meds is the subject of a great deal of debate and theory. On one hand, the question can be a matter of personal choice. But on the other, a growing body of evidence shows it may be more beneficial to start earlier.
Some experts believe that starting treatment is appropriate immediately after finding out your HIV diagnosis. Waiting might allow the virus to progress further and do more damage to your immune system. Starting earlier may prevent losing important CD4 cells that direct immune function.
However, some doctors recommend starting later. They believe it's better to save drugs for later, when symptoms of disease or damage to the immune system have shown. In this case, treating too early may use up the drugs before they're most needed.
People may also have long-term side effects from the drugs before they're most needed. Since HIV drugs have not been used over several decades, their true long-term effects are unknown. Most doctors would agree that it's necessary to start meds when HIV symptoms are present, your CD4 count is falling, or your viral load is high and rising.
Whether you start earlier or wait, your willingness to commit to treatment over the long-term, as well as learning about all your options ahead of time, will influence how well you do. Unless you were diagnosed with late-stage disease, you likely have time to get informed about about when to start and what meds to use. This booklet can help. We offer this information to help support, but not replace, the relationship with your health provider.
How Is Today Different From Earlier in the Epidemic?
Treating HIV is very different today than what it was earlier in the epidemic. People are now healthier and living longer on HIV meds, and many can start with a full regimen of just one or two pills taken once or twice a day. The days of taking 30 pills a day are over for most. There are also fewer food restrictions. You have more drugs to choose from and they're generally easier to take and tolerate.
Perhaps some of the things you believe about today's medicines are not -- or are no longer -- true. Concerns still linger in the community about severe side effects and how someone may look after being on meds for awhile. Newer regimens generally have fewer and more manageable side effects, both in the short-term and over time. This doesn't mean that you won't have side effects, but in general they occur less often and are less severe. The drugs that caused the most problems are now seldom used for people starting treatment.
While body shape changes such as sunken cheeks, extended belly or enlarged breasts still occur in some people, they happen less often and to a lesser degree today. The early NRTI drugs like Videx and Zerit contributed to fat loss in the face, arms and legs (called lipoatrophy). Newer drugs generally cause less of this.
What hasn't changed is that HIV remains a serious condition. Although HIV meds cannot get rid of the virus completely, they slow the course of disease, preserve health and quality of life, and improve survival.
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Here at Jane's, we love to celebrate holidays and we hope to celebrate all of them with you. Our holiday gift baskets are creative works of art that always include the finest foods that reflect holiday traditions. Next up on the calendar is Valentine's Day on February 14. To us, the most romantic gift is a home cooked meal but if that's not in your schedule or skill set, we are happy to offer you some of our favorite healthy indulgences (dark chocolate, of course!).
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Videopolis – 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea (Opening Titles)
When Russian college student Maximov was assigned to recreate movie title sequence, he broke out his Canon 5D markII and After Effects and got to work. The product is this amazing re-imagining of the opening titles for Walt Disney's 20,000 … Continue reading
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If you are a competitive gamer then chances are you have heard of Twitch, a popular streaming website where gamers stream their live gameplay to people around the world. Unbeknownst to most, there are actually services that exist referred to as Twitch View Bots that enable streamers to artificially grow their channels whilst streaming.
The goal of streaming your games is to interact with people who enjoy you and the games you play. Below are a few tips to effectively grow your channel and personality.
1. Create a Twitter and YouTube
Twitter has one of the most active user bases of any social network. People no longer instant message and one of the easiest ways to update your followers is to Tweet out to your followers. On YouTube you can upload stream highlights or your past broadcasts in case your followers were unable to attend your live showing.
2. Interact With Your Stream
Twitch is very competitive when it comes to competition for viewers. Simply interacting with the users in your chat and answering the questions they have is a great way to stay involved and show you genuinely appreciate the viewers tuning into your broadcast.
3. Use a Twitch View Bot
If you are just starting out you can use a Viewer Boosting service to drive viewers to your channel. The more viewers you have the higher you rank in the game/channel you are streaming in. The higher you rank the more apt people are to click your follow, talk in your chat, and follow your channel.
With these tips you will effectively grow your channel. With Twitter and YouTube you will be able to generate even more multimedia options and ways to generate profit. Eventually when your channel becomes more popular you will no longer need viewer boosting services. People will be notified when you are streaming and you will be able to make money through ad revenue on both Twitch and YouTube.


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Farm Bill
The 2014 Farm Bill, signed into law by President Obama on February 7, provides more than $1 billion for conservation, exceeding all other federal sources of conservation funding. This bill will keep working farms and ranches in family hands, helping to restore and maintain our ways of life. Learn what you can do now to access Farm Bill programs »
News and Updates - May 16, 2014
The Alliance hosted two " listening sessions " with the Natural Resources Conservation Service to answer questions about the new Agricultural Land Easement Program applications and what NRCS is asking for.
May 1: Agricultural Land Easements Program Applications Available Now!
Today, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that applications for conservation programs, including the Agricultural Land Easement Program (ALE) are now available for land trusts and other organizations.
Regional Conservation Partnership Program
Sometime in the next month or two, NRCS will ask for applications for a new and exciting program established in the 2014 Farm Bill: the Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP). RCPP aims to fund organizations to use more than one NRCS program (such as the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program (ACEP), involve multiple partners, leverage resources, and result in real and measurable conservation results.
RCPP coordinates the delivery of other conservation programs in a region or specific geographic area. The RCPP will have $170 million a year of funding, with projects chosen and funds allocated by the Secretary, by NRCS in DC, and by State Conservationists.
April 15, 2014
The Alliance hosted two "listening sessions" with the Natural Resources Conservation Service on what worked well and what didn't for the easement programs in the last Farm Bill. These sessions will be used by NRCS to help inform the rules for the new Agricultural Land Easements Program.
February 19, 2014
The Alliance hosted a national call on the Farm Bill to discuss what happens next for rule-making and what you can and should be doing now to thank your members of Congress and take advantage of the provisions in the legislation.
- Listen to the call »
- See more news and updates »
- Stay up-to-date on next steps on rule-making and ways to stay involved: subscribe to Farm Bill Advocates »
What's in the Farm Bill for Conservation?
Securing adequate funding for easements to protect working farms, ranches and forests was the Alliance's top priority for the 2014 Farm Bill. Learn about specific programs »
Good news: you can apply now for funding for projects on working lands!
Your land trust is encouraged to begin applying through its state office for program funds. If your state office tells you that the funding isn't available, contact headquarters! NRCS is operating under the old rules governing FRPP & GRP and will do so until an interim final rule is published in the coming months to govern the new ALE program. Each state office will determine funding.
The Alliance is already working to ensure that land trusts get the most out of the new bill. There will be an official public comment period in the coming months, but now is the time for key input.
More information on previous programs in the Farm Bill »
What You Can Do
Don't wait for rule-making to be decided before applying for Farm Bill programs. Here's what you can do to get started:
- Thank your member of Congress »
- The government makes decisions about conservation tax incentives, controls millions of dollars in conservation funding and has the potential to greatly help or hurt your conservation work, and your voice can be a powerful force in securing conservation policy. Become an Ambassador »
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- Read how Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy and its executive director Glen Chown impacted the Farm Bill by building relationships with its members of Congress. More »


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1966 Ford Mustang Project Colt of Personality - Introduction
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In the early 1960s in response to the success of the Corvair Monza, Ford president Lee Iacocca formed a clandestine "Fairlane Committee" with other executives to explore the feasibility of developing a sporty compact car for the emerging Baby-Boomer generation. Knowing that Henry Ford II was still bitter about the recent failure of the Edsel, Iacocca and his group kept development costs low by utilizing existing drivetrains and basing the new car on the Falcon platform. After much debate about a name, "Mustang" was finally chosen, initially for the World War II fighter plane but later taking on an equestrian identity as a "wild horse of the western plains.
Ford introduced the '65 Mustang on April 13, 1964, at the New York World's Fair, followed by an elaborate marketing and advertising campaign prior to the car's public introduction on April 17. The new car was an immediate success, with dealers taking orders for 22,000 on the first day. Over 400,000 were sold in first 12 months; sales topped one million in the first two years. It remains one of the most successful car launches of all-time.
Based on evolving variants of the Falcon chassis, Mustangs produced from '65-'73 are recognized as the "first generation." When first introduced, '65 Mustangs were available as hardtops and convertibles with a fastback joining the line-up in August 1964. Cars built from March to mid-August 1964 are known as "'64½" models because they were produced during Ford's 1964 production cycle, although all first-year Mustangs carry a '65 Vehicle Identification Number (VIN).
The first Mustang was a long hood, short rear deck design, providing a sports car profile in a four-seat configuration. A number of design cues – open grille, side sculpting to emulate rear brake scoops, and tri-bar taillights – would become Mustang styling features for the future.
In late 1964, Ford asked Carroll Shelby to prepare Mustang fastbacks for sports car racing. By removing the back seat and modifying the engine/suspension, Shelby created the GT 350, both as a street model and an SCCA race car, known as the "R-Model," which went on to win the 1965 B-Production championship. Shelby Mustangs were offered through '70.
Marking the Mustang's first anniversary on April 17, 1965, Ford added a pair of packages to the Mustang's option list. To create the first GT Mustang, the GT Equipment Group included fog lamps, side stripes, "trumpet" exhaust tips, and heavy-duty suspension. A Décor Interior Group came with woodgrain trim, molded door panels, and unique bucket seats with embossed running horses, inspiring the name "Pony interior."
For 1967, the Mustang was updated for the first time with new, more sculpted sheetmetal and its own interior, as opposed to the Falcon-style interior of the earlier models. The Mustang also grew in size to accommodate the 390 big-block engine as an option. Shelby added a new GT 500 model with a dual-quad 428 engine. Mustang joined the musclecar ranks with the introduction of the 428 Cobra Jet engine for the GT on April 1, 1968. Earlier in 1968, Cobra Jet Mustangs won the Super Stock class at the NHRA Winternationals.
The 1969 Mustang grew once again, becoming more muscular in appearance. Two new models debuted – the Mach 1 for the fastback, now called "SportsRoof," and a luxury Grande for the hardtop. A Ram-Air option for the 428 Cobra Jet added a "Shaker" hood scoop that protruded through the hood. The Boss models were introduced at mid-year to homologate special engines for racing – the Boss 429 for NASCAR and the Boss 302 for Trans-Am. Parnelli Jones and George Follmer won the 1970 Trans-Am championship in Boss 302 Mustangs prepared by Bud Moore.
With larger engines predicted for the future, the '71 Mustang grew larger still, reaching almost intermediate size. The 428 Cobra Jet was replaced by the 429 Cobra Jet, while the Boss 302 gave way to the Boss 351 when Ford discontinued racing activities in the summer of 1970. With increasing insurance rates and stricter emissions requirements, the 429 disappeared in '72, leaving the four-barrel 351 as the top performance engine for '72-'73.


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April 29th, 2013 05:56 PM #1
Main Character Help!!!
I'm writing a children's novel about an orphaned girl. Her last name starts with a Z, though I'm not sure what it is yet. I want it to be a sunny name, because her mother used to say she was "like a little ray of sunshine" before she died, but not something cheesy like "Rainbow" "Sunny" or "Summer". Also, the day she was born there were the most beautiful dandelions on the field in front of her house. Thanks!
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April 29th, 2013 06:38 PM #5
Nameberry has some great, descriptive lists. http://nameberry.com/lists/category/girls-names
This should help you.Just a teenage writer with a fascination for names!
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April 29th, 2013 07:59 PM #9My Favorites:
Colette Kristine. Alice Evanna. Gemma Elizabeth. Mabel Verity. Rosalie Grace.
Jack Jeffrey. Carson Luke. Felix James. Leo Patrick. River Justin.
can't wait to marry my love!


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World of LordCraft is a Chinese developed browser based strategy MMO. It is one of the dozens of similar games released in the wake of Evony's success. The name World of LordCraft was chosen because of its similarity to World of Warcraft, a popular subscription based MMORPG. Many of the regions and character designs are also inspired by WoW. Players can chose to join either the Horde or Alliance faction and must build up their first city one step at a time. Besides empire building and PvP, World of LordCraft allows players to hunt monster scattered across the world map in a fashion similar to Heroes of Gaia.
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Hm... Should I get into this?
The last time I tried OpenSolaris (some time ago) it definitely had a higher memory footprint than an equivalent linux system and I think I noticed that it was a little bit slower. But all in all it was ok.
What I have not seen from any of the trolls here is any actual data on how much slower (or unreliable or whatever they claim) it really is.
Now I personally do prefer Linux and I think I prefer the GPL too. But I don't see how repeating unfounded claims over and over again helps your "cause" in any way.
Soooo, please back up your claims or keep quiet. Thanks.
That said, I think he is very competent so he must be correct on topic.
Also, remember that "better" is an enemy of "good". So in order to progress one must find weaknessess to be able to combat them.
This is why in this angle criticism is very good. You don't kick out developers for criticism - this way you will end up with a bunch of "agree" types that can't improve anything, because they agree that current state is always good.
This is what open source is about, to look at code and understand how others solved an problem and to be inspired.
If someone made something nice then good for them.
I can't understand the big fuss here.
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With every new year comes a whole set of resolutions. People vow to change their diets, quit smoking, or swear less. But not Emma Stone. The Gangster Squad actress has a much more interesting plan. On Tuesday night, Stone admitted to Jay Leno that her New Year's resolution is to spend more time getting her groove on.
"I would like to dance more," Stone said. "I am an excellent dancer." Stone then joked that she sometimes dances on tables, but that's not the kind of dancing that she wants to do more of. "I kinda want to take some dance classes and dance around the house a little bit more," she said.
But Leno on the other hand doesn't think he's as talented as Stone. But despite of his lack of confidence, he still gave Stone a spin around his studio floor to show her how he dances with his wife. Hopefully Stone's boyfriend Andrew Garfield won't get jealous that Leno stepped in.
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Science Daily reports that British scientists have developed a "biofuel cell" that generates electricity from air spike with small amounts of hydrogen. These cells are an inexpensive, renewable alternative to "fuel cells" that have been closely associated with the "hydrogen economy". At a recent meeting of the American Chemical Society, Fraser Armstrong, described how his […][Read More]
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behmor roaster update
Thought i would post the comments I made to the homeroast list here too: 10/3: i met with joe a better part of the day and it looks like early part of november is the arrival target for the behmor roaster. things are looking good, with a couple minor tweaks going on to the drum clasp, and lots of appropriate stickers and labels for the chassis. i can appreciate how hard it is to go from prototype to actual production, and how many bumps there are along the road, especially when you have basically developed the roaster out of the garage, as joe has. and by the way, ronco is out of the picture, which makes me more at ease... target price is 299, not 399 as i previously mentioned! - tom 10/5: (in response to list questions) I have pretty high hopes about the quality of these machines, discussing some of the fine points about the components with Joe. I think what makes them so compelling is the batch size and price ... especially with all the home roasters who supply friends with roasted coffee. If you let the cooling cycle run it's course (you can open the door for much faster cooling ... recommended) then you can pretty much start up a new batch right away. The disadvantages are mostly going to be on the "user" end, and for the very demanding advanced user. For the prior, it's drum loading - you must load it right and make SURE it is turning freely after you start the roast. As for the later, the pre-programmed limitations might seem confining, as well as lack of temperature read-out and control. On all levels, coffee visibility is an issue, but in less than 5 minutes you can cut open a small window in the chaff catcher that greatly improves visibility of the coffee. All users will have to get used to the "coasting" effect of the roast ... in other words you need to stop the roast earlier than your desired target point to allow for the fact that the roast continues on after the burners actually cut out. While I don't have any particular concerns with the behmor in this regard, I do recommend people to wait until the actual arrival units can be fully tested - I'll probably pull out 10 roasters and do a bunch of batches over a day or two, to make sure nothing went wrong in final assembly. Let ME be the guinea pig, not you! BTW: the 299 price will include a sampler! Samplers are always good to get used to a new machine. Our page for the Behmor 1600 is here, and we will have a lot of data available soon that we have collected. - Tom
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We have 3 new decaf arrivals today, the full-bodied Brazil Moreninha Formosa WP Decaf, bright and lively Costa Rica Coop Libertad WP Decaf and a bright and balanced cup profile from the Panama Carmen Estate WP Decaf
Ethiopia Idido Misty Valley is here, and it rocks.
Yes it rocks ... not an official cupping term, but what the hey. Yes, the much-anticipated Ethiopia Organic Idido Misty Valley DP has arrived, and it was worth the wait; excellent fruited notes with berry accents in the light roasts. We have also just received the special lot of Australia Mountain Top Estate XF, which we get in vacuum packed bags to prevent humidity issues in it's long journey from down under. Great as SO espresso too!.
Costa Rica Cup of Excellence Lot, and Great Sidamo DP
Our new lot of Costa Rica Cup of Excellence "SLGLA" is from the first-ever COE competition in that country, and a very refined cup. It's actually the product of three micro-farms (Santa Lucia, Génesis, Los Anonos), but I couldn't figure out a short name so we're stuck with SLGLA! And an excellent lot of Sidamo Dry-Process, Ethiopia Organic Sidamo DP -Special Selection is here from Trabocca (Holland-based) exports. This was the best Sidamo from last year, and I think this is better than the Harars of this year too! Ethiopia Idido Misty Valley comes in about a week too.


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Tom Morello Says It's 'Really An Honor' To Play In Springsteen's Band
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Rage Against The Machine guitarist Tom Morello recently joined the lineup of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band for a series of shows in Australia while veteran E Street Band member Steven Van Zandt was filming a new TV show. Morello spoke with Rolling Stone after his fourth show on the tour, saying, "It's been great. It's been really an honor being onstage with one of my favorite bands -- one of the greatest live bands of all time. I've been to a lot of Bruce Springsteen shows, but I've never been to four consecutive ones. And every show isn't just a different show -- a completely different experience."
Morello has been jumping onstage at Springsteen shows for a few years, usually to perform "The Ghost Of Tom Joad." He told us a while back how playing with the Boss changed his own style of performance: "It really made me realize I can keep the integrity of the solo performance intact, and still shred my ass off. And bring the thing which I do best, which is, you know, play wild, electric guitar, and have that all be in one evening."
Even though Morello himself has been playing live for over 20 years with Rage, Audioslave and as a solo artist, he said that adjusting to the E Street Band's ever-changing set list was a challenge. He explained, "Every night, 90 minutes til soundcheck, Bruce will text me with seven or eight songs we've never played before. And then during the show, he'll call up songs we've never even discussed -- some I've never even heard! Every night, there's six to eight songs I have literally about a nanosecond to prepare for. But it's fun."
Morello has four more shows left with Springsteen on this tour, which ends Sunday (March 31st). Van Zandt will rejoin the E Street Band at the end of April for the start of a European trek.
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Barry Gibb 'Terrified' About Solo Tour
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Bee Gees legend Barry Gibb has admitted that he is nervous about his upcoming solo tour. The tour will be his first since the death of his brothers, Bee Gees members Maurice and Robin. Gibb told the UK's This Morning, "I'm a little terrified and a little nervous. But it's a very solid show and I think everyone who comes will have a great night because it is such a spectrum of music and such a spectrum of songs."
Gibb also talked about how difficult it was to keep going after his brothers' deaths. He explained, "Somehow you've got to go on, somehow you have got to live your own life and my family is huge and there is great spiritual strength. My wife said: 'Get up and do something and stop anguishing' and that got me back into the music."
He added, "I don't see my brothers, but I know they are there and the music is therapy."
Maurice died in 2003 and his twin Robin died last year. Their youngest sibling Andrew died in 1988 at age 30.
Meanwhile, Barry admitted in another interview that he didn't along with brothers Maurice and Robin when they were alive. He told The Daily Mail, "You see, it wasn't just the loss of my brothers, it was the fact we didn't really get on. And so I've lost all of my brothers without being friends with them. When Maurice passed, Robin and I just didn't feel like the Bee Gees anymore, because the Bee Gees were the three of us. So while Robin went around saying, 'I'll always be a Bee Gee', he didn't really want that: he wanted to be Robin Gibb, solo artist..."
Barry also revealed that he regrets not saying goodbye to his brothers, saying, "What drove me down was that we didn't get a chance to really say goodbye. The only time I felt we made up was when I kissed Robin on the head the last time I saw him before he died. I didn't get to see Andy before he died, and I never got to Maurice before he died. Mo (Maurice) died in two days, so that was very quick and a great shock to everyone."
Gibb also told the newspaper that he has not plans to attend Robin's memorial because he "doesnt' need to stand in a church" to mourn his brother. He said, "No, I can't do that (attend the service), because for me the grieving is over. It would throw me back into that dark place again... (I will leave it to Robin's close family)... or whoever really feels they have to do that..."
He added, "Robin is always with me. I don't need to stand in a church or be in some place where there's a ritual."
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