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»The Royal Peacock
This Atlanta classic has evolved with Atlanta, and once hosted great African American performers such as Ray Charles, Arethra Franklin and James Brown. Today The Royal Peacock hosts reggae nights and some of the wildest dance nights in town. Apart from musicians setting the stage on fire, DJs also provide the tunes to dance to. Call ahead for further details.
Locals love this nightspot for its vibrant underground music scene and lively atmosphere. Connect was established to address the dearth of quality nightlife options in the neighborhood, and has garnered a huge following since its inception. The bi-level establishment offers a hookah lounge, delectable food, varied spirits and a pulsating dance floor. The club attracts some of the best DJs in the party circuit. Fun parties and theme events keep the crowds coming. Check website for more.
»Club Inferno
Located in Atlanta's Pemberton Place neighborhood, Club Inferno is a friendly and hip place. The dim lighting adds to the elegance of this nightclub. They serve bar food in small plates. The seating is comfortable and the place is perfect for a gathering with friends or for a special occasion. VIP booths are available for those who would like to escape from the noise of the dance floor. Get in touch with the management for more information.
»The Sound Table
Satiate your appetite as per your taste, as The Sound Table has an international menu! Here you can sit back, relax and enjoy the fabulous music. The venue is open until late and has a plethora of drinks on the menu. Be sure to try one of the cocktail specials, which are sure to please. Come here for a guaranteed night of fun.
A delightful addition to the The Sound Table, Space2 allows the popular club to offer more events and choice to its ever-increasing followers. From live concerts to rocking DJ nights, the space offers an eclectic variety of events. Delectable food options and an extensive array of spirits complete the experience. Check website for more.
»Churchill Grounds
Located a few doors from the historic Fox Theatre, this funky club is a great post-theater hangout, as well as a fine place to enjoy a mellow evening of jazz. Gritty and authentic all the way, comfortable chairs and cabaret-style seating contribute to a relaxed atmosphere in which to enjoy some great music. Full bar service is available, including a great assortment of high quality liqueurs and perhaps the best coffee in Midtown. Churchill Grounds is also home to the best martini, as proclaimed by the local magazine.
»XS Ultra Lounge
A venture of Traxx Clubs International, LLC, XS Ultra Lounge is the newest club in the neighborhood. Deemed as the reviver of the gay nightlife in Midtown, the club features many live events and concerts. Offering a vast menu, fantastic drinks, a great vibe and uber chic interiors, this club doubles up as a bistro between 5p and 10p. Drop in with your gang to hang out at the bistro or wait up till the party begins and test the cool new dance floor. This place is just what you want it to be.
Residing in Midtown, Atlanta, Traxx is the classic enclave of gays and lesbians in the party circuit of Atlanta. The subtle lighting adds an element of sensuality to the explicit shows performed by scantily dressed men and women. Lose yourself in the uninhibited atmosphere and meet people who are bold and beautiful. Heady cocktails and premium drinks promise to further enliven your spirits. Not for the shy and conservative, this club is for those with a wild side.
This 18,000 square-foot (1672.3 square meters) venue, restaurant and good times factory is part of the Spring4th Complex, which includes the Center and the Annex at 728 Spring Street. The Quad is mainly for music events and concerts but it boasts a kitchen for you little piggies.
»Atlanta Eagle
Beat the bustling city life by dusk with a glass full of libations at the Atlanta Eagle. Primarily a gay hang-out, the bar is packed with friendly locals and exciting events. The crowd is hep, ambiance cheerful and the service good. Apart from these, the regular events and DJ nights keep you company. A no cover bar, enjoy to the fullest as the music and drinks circumvent you.
One of the better nightclubs in Midtown, Halo offers a sleek, upscale atmosphere to its young and influential clientele. The interior focuses on psychedelic lights and clever designs for a glamorous yet intimate feeling. The bartenders mix up a mean martini, among other house specials and offer a wide variety of premium liquors. So head downstairs the historic Biltmore Hotel to maximize your Atlanta nightlife experience.
»Museum Bar
The Museum Bar has two marvelous and elegantly designed levels, the upstairs is the dining area and the lower level is the dance floor. The dining area extends to a patio which overlooks the dance floor and provides a great view of the city. The bar area is eclectic and is equipped with a lot of options. The bartenders and the serving staff are quite cooperative. Try the contemporary cuisine offered while enjoying the music played by the DJ. The venue is great for a private event. Get in touch with the management for more details.


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Jake, a novelist who is more successful with fiction than real life, faces a marital crisis by daydreaming about the women in his life. The wildly comic and sometimes moving flashbacks played in his mind are interrupted by visitations from actual females from his past and present.
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Chudai Story In Hindi Font Software
An Indian font Osho OTF/TTF Hindi Font is based on Gurumaa.ttf.
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It has been around 6 years now. in 2004, there were only very few ugly fonts. Raghindi (Raghu hindi) font was there, but look very casual kind of font.
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Unicode Hindi typing tool allows you to type easily in Hindi in a variety of layouts including Phonetic (Type as you speak), Remington (Krutidev), Inscript and Susha. Type in Unicode format in any Windows application like WordPad, etc.
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Hindi Fonts Converter and Editor is a powerful Hindi Unicode converter which can even edit scripts of different languages. It can convert Kruti to Unicode very easily in no time. It can also convert Kruti to Mangal effectively with other types.
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Toronto Oktoberfest
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Birka HostelStockholm, Sweden
Perfect location!!! Staff was just average,no smile on their faces(which i personally don't care) I would stay there again! It is right beside the hortoget station.
AthenstyleAthens, Greece
The location is PERFECT,i would definately stay there again.
Ostello S. FoscaVenice, Italy
It is a good hostel,located right on the island,it is good because you can Just go out at night and you don't have to worry about public transport since you are already right on the island,i hated the lock out period,you have to leave the room at 9:30 am and stay out of the room until 12:30 for the rooms to be cleaned which is annoying. i loved the location but if you can find a hostel close to this one and if they don't have this lock out period i would choose it.
Abigails HostelDublin, Ireland
The hostel was ok but they do not have lockers in the rooms,the lockes are close to the reception and you have to pay to use them,commom room is very big,kitchen is good,location unbeatable. I would recomend this hostel
High Street HostelEdinburgh, Scotland
Good hostel,perfect location,big kitchen,lockers in the rooms. I certainly recommend this hostel. The only problem is that the they don't have sockets to charge your phone in the rooms so you have to leave your phone charging at the reception (which is not good) and wi fi does not work in the rooms. But location is unbeatable
Cappadoccia Rock Valley PensionGoreme, Turkey
If you go to cappadocia in goreme you have to stay at this place,the place is perfect the breakfast is very good and the manager is a very nice guy,he gives you all the information you need about the city and books the tours for you. Ilhami thank you very much! Hey guys you will love the people in Turkey,they're very friendly and nice people. VISIT TURKEY,VISIT CAPPADOCIA,STAY AT CAPPADOCIA ROCK VALLEY PENSION. William avila from Rio de janeiro Brazil. teşekkür ederim!
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Ninth Circuit to Determine Whether "Spiritualist" Charter Schools Get Tax Dollars
CASE NOTE: 10–17720 Plans Inc. v. Sacramento City Unified School District
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is hearing a case this morning on the issue of whether the Sacramento Unified School District is violating constitutional principles of separation of church and state in awarding Waldorf-method charter public schools tax-based funding.
In the case brought by People for Legal and Nonsectarian Schools (PLANS), PLANS argues that Waldorf-method schools should not publicly funded because they are rooted in a spiritual philosophy called Anthrosophy, which was developed by Rudolf Steiner in the late 1800s. Proponents of Anthrosophy attempt to "extend the clarity of the scientific method to phenonema of human soul-life and to spiritual experiences." This includes developing new concepts of objective spiritual perception.
In the lawsuit, PLANS contends that this is based on spiritualist beliefs such as reincarnation and combines elements of Hinduism, European occultism, Gnostic Christianity, and other religions.
In a website, WaldorfAnswers.org
Waldorf proponents deny that Anthroposophy is a religion because it is open to people of any faith or no faith at all and that this openness in practice, leadership, and belief precludes it from being categorized as a religion. Members are not required to perform a specific form of spiritual practice, and there is no profession of faith.
According to OpenWaldorf.com, which features links to a variety of Waldorf materials but is not affiliated with Waldorf education, teachers in Waldorf schools are encouraged to read a variety of books on spiritual topics, including A Western Approach to Reincarnation and Karma.
Pacific Justice Institute attorney Kevin Snider, who is arguing the case on behalf of PLANS,religious. We cannot have a double standard where mainstream religions like Christianity and Judaism are excluded from public schools while the door is open for
In 2003, the Ninth-Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that PLANS had tax-payer standing to pursue the case.
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Big-box discount retailers like Target and Walmart are not as popular with shoppers as they once were. It appears the domination of big-box stores might be coming to an end.
Goldman Sachs recently downgraded Walmart stock from "buy" to "neutral." Meanwhile, the investment banker upgraded Costco stock to "buy," Forbes said.
In a note to clients, the firm explained the rise of e-commerce has prompted customers to see less value in general merchandise stores with large product assortments. Shoppers now prefer a combination of value and convenience, which analysts said they have found in narrow-assortment retailers like dollar stores, drugstores and warehouse clubs.
The migration of shoppers to Amazon, Costco and smaller stores appears to be taking its toll on both Walmart and Target. Arkansas-based Walmart has experienced declining sales for five straight quarters, and its U.S. CEO was recently replaced, according to Business Insider.
Meanwhile, Target's profit fell 16 percent in the first quarter, compared with one year earlier, The Huffington Post said.
Charles Fishman, author of "The Walmart Effect," told HuffPo:
Everybody needs diapers and everybody needs toothpaste. People have figured out that buying it online is easy and inexpensive and you don't have think about it.
While Walmart had $10 billion in Web sales last year, Amazon had $68 billion, HuffPo said.
Goldman Sachs said Walmart and Target both are experimenting with "mini-stores," which are aimed at enticing urban shoppers. Walmart has had success with its marketplace-style stores and could add another 300 this fiscal year, according to HuffPo. Still, Goldman predicted that would bring only "2.8 percent of revenue to Walmart's 2013 base," HuffPo added.
I do my fair share of online shopping, especially with Amazon. But I live in a small town that has very few stores, so oftentimes I can't find what I want in town, and I'm forced to shop in a larger town (more than 90 miles away) or online. I love the ease and convenience of shopping online, but there are so many things I would prefer to buy in person – like clothes, furniture and food.
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Never before has a film based on a child's activity placemat been so intriguing!
Wonm-Ore Tyme.
Honorable mention to the crossguard lightsaber.
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Sundance is historically known as a haven for indie and lower-budget films. But, like so many other niche events, over time it got co-opted and became a prestige event for…
This should liven the series right up!
They ain't afraid of no ghost! (Or ain't they not?)
If you're not familiar, we'll explain.
This makes a lot of sense.
Can he be upgraded from guest star to co-star?
The Gareth Edwards one, in case you're confused.
'Murican Sniper.
Turns out he's sticking with comedy.
Though sadly not the 1990's cartoon version that we all want to watch so bad right now.
It's not where you're from. It's where you're at.
Might wanna hit it with a Clorox wipe though.
Maybe if his mustache had been BIGGER.
It apparently can rain all the time for these guys.
The beast is gonna be Ron Pearlman, right? It has to be!
The magic number was four with Adam Sandler, and it's four here.
Platinum Dunes is suddenly shy of CGI?
It will be interesting to see how Joe Pesci gets cast in this.
From King's Landing to Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters.
It's mumblin' time!
Would have worked better with C-3PO.
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This game is ridiculously awesome.
Agreed. At some point tonight you are all going to get the Super Metroid Soundtrack review! ;)
i remember when the first splinter cell came out. wasn't really my thing, it got old before i completed the game.
amon tobin is siqq. reviews nice as well.
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Album Rating: 4.0A lot of people seem to consider this the best SP but I've always preferred Double Agent and possibly even Pandora Tomorrow
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November 26, 2010
November 26, 2010#1
I know this may be a REALLY dumb question, but since I batch "cook" for people, I am wondering about freezing raw recipes. I imagine you will all think that this completely defeats the purpose of eating raw, but I need to know how well a vegetable slaw (daikon, carrot and broccoli stems) with ginger rice vinegar dressing may hold up through freezing.
Anyone out there have any experience with this???
November 26, 2010#2
Veggies like daikon and carrot won't truly hold up with freezing, in my experience, especially in a slaw style, they most likely will wilt then release all their liquids upon defrosting! Give it a try with a air tight bag, like with a food saver. That would probably be your best bet! Good luck, let us know how it turns out!


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Will Write for Food is for food lovers who want to express themselves, guiding them from their earliest creative impulses to successful article writing, restaurant reviewing, and cookbook writing. Dianne Jacobjournalist and food-writing instructor and coachoffers interviews with award-winning writers such as Jeffrey Steingarten, Calvin Trillin, Molly O'Neill, and Deborah Madison, plus well-known book and magazine editors and literary agents, give readers the tools to get started and the confidence to follow through. Comprehensive yet accessible chapters range from restaurant reviewing to cookbooks to memoirs. Focused exercises at the end of chapters stimulate creativity, help organize thought, and build practical skills. Will Write for Food is the first and ultimate ins and outs guidebook to the incredibly popular world of food writing.
Dianne Jacob was born in Vancouver, Canada, the first-generation daughter of Iraqi Jews from Shanghai. Her dad, an amateur poet and songwriter, gave her writing assignments from a tender age. One of her first poems was about a frog with gastro-intestinal distress.
In her 20s Dianne graduated from journalism school and became a newspaper reporter and editor. She later moved to the US to work on two international magazines and a city magazine as a top editor. While in journalism school a second time, she interned at Playgirl magazine, where she reviewed incoming slides of naked men and designed surveys about reader satisfaction.
Her last full-time position was as editor-in-chief of Books That Work, a pre-internet publisher of CDs containing multimedia book content and interactive software. One of the books she worked on won a Literary Marketplace Award for Technical Innovation.
Since 1996 Dianne has been an author, writing coach, freelance writer, freelance editor, and teacher. Her first book, Will Write for Food, won the 2005 international Cordon D'Or Award for Literary Culinary Reference. She started a blog on food writing in 2009, also called Will Write for Food. For more information, see her website at http://www.diannej.com.


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Welcome to BAGMA
The British Agricultural and Garden Machinery Association.
Our site provides an introduction to and information about what we offer and links to BAGMA's parent group bira where our member benefits and services can be viewed as well as information and links to industry partners and relevant industry bodies.
The British Agricultural and Garden Machinery Association (BAGMA), is the dealer trade organisation for agricultural, garden and ground care machinery dealers working within the Land-based Engineering Sector and was first established in 1917 as the National Association of Agricultural Engineers and Implement Dealers and has progressed through the last ninety or so years becoming BAGMA in 1972. BAGMA is now a Specialist Division of the British Independent Retailers Association (bira)
The Land-based Engineering Sector has over 3000 dealers with in excess of 25.000 staff in an industry sector that is worth over £4 billion a year.
One of the main roles of BAGMA over the many years has been to ensure that new people are drawn into the land based industry sector and that they have access to training and apprentice programmes to ensure that they are fully trained to meet the developing technology that our industry uses, enjoys and benefits from. To this end BAGMA works with industry and the education system to ensure that there is always new talent coming into industry and that the existing talent has a clear career pathway to follow.
BAGMA provides its members with a comprehensive package of benefits such as legal aide, special retail credit card rates, business services, access to direct buying, a host of financial services and benefits through its group bank bira finance, industry specific insurance packages from bira insurance as well as bespoke industry training courses and an information department for member support.
BAGMA represents the interests of its members and industry at a government level and with suppliers and manufacturers and campaigns to improve the trading conditions for machinery dealers within the UK by working together with other industry partners both in the UK and through the machinery dealer's trade association umbrella group in Europe, CLIMMAR.
BAGMA and bira would like to encourage members to make the most of their membership and to take part in BAGMA and bira activities that are intended to help develop dealers and industry in general in successful harmony.
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I finally pulled the trigger and started my brewstand. It is a 2-tier propane HERMS system. Parts are slowly trickling in and I hope to give it a water test run next week. My buddy and I just welded it up and painted it yesterday. Today we do the stainless work, shields, logos, and shelves. Soon I hope to automate the HLT, but until then it will be all manual temp control/babysitting. I'm looking forward to dumping money I don't have into this thing in the months to come!
Google Sketchup Plans
Getting her ready for paint
All painted up
Looks great! Good luck!
South Paw all day, every day.
Unique design! and compact, I like it.
Oooo I like it too! Can you share the sketch up plans too?
Wow this thing is getting expensive, I'm a few hundred over budget already. It doesn't help that I kinked my copper HERMS coil and had to trash it, $70 lost. Now I'm not taking any chances and went with a SS one from stainlessbrewing.com.
It was built with 26' of 1.5" square steel tube, and 42" of 1" flat bar stock. The design was to minimize welds and materials. Luckily my buddy owns a metal fabrication shop and we went from steel bar to painted up in 3 hours. The heat shield were cut on a computer controlled plasma cutter table which made life easy.
Set up with kettles and MLT, looks damn close to the design!
Burner and heat shield
Dims on Google Sketchup
DUDE! you have a nice looking stand there. I like the design alot. If i would have seen this a year ago I might have gone way. Nicely done!
Have you run it yet? I think that upper level is going to get hot from the lower burner. will check back to see how it goes.
Great looking stand! (though it looks like someone needs to rub some BKF on his HLT hehe)
I think you've just given me the basis for my RIMS build. This looks like it would be a very efficient set up for RIMS and even better, it looks like it would be easy to start basic and add to as I get $$ and experience.
Thanks for all the kind works everyone! Let's hope function follows form on this one.
I'm 95% done bare bones portion of stand. Did a water test run today and besides the learning curve, all is good. I've learned I need some silicon gloves so I don't burn the **** out of my hands while moving the cam locks/hoses. I probably have to raise and reposition the pump to avoid air locks. and I need to tweak the sparging technique with the current setup. This is my first experience with a brew stand so the first few brews should be interesting.


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News to Us
In the news, the Huron River continues to receive more attention from both local governments and the national government. Also, oil reached the river from a leak at a private residence near Portage Lake. Finally read two stories covering new research, one fueled by data collected by citizens, the other from a University of Michigan researcher on microplastics in the Great Lakes.
Ypsilanti adopts designation of Michigan Trail Town along Huron River Ypsilanti City Council has formally adopted the designation of Huron River "Trail Town". Ypsilanti is one of five, along with Milford, Dexter, Ann Arbor and Flat Rock, water trail towns along the Huron that are working to maximize the benefits of being situated right on the river. The Huron offers recreation, economic and aesthetic benefits as well as many ecological benefits.
Federal agencies assist in oil leak There was an oil spill on private property in Pinckney last week. Some of that oil ended up in the Huron River. Hazmat teams were called in to contain and clean up the spill.
200 years of citizen science predict the future of forests One family has left quite a legacy. For generations, the descendants of Robert Marsham continued his efforts to capture the timing of leaf out and flowering of many plant species and the appearance of certain animals at their family estate in England. A researcher has used this information to look for trends in the data that may help us understand how natural communities may respond to changing temperatures. Citizen science helps us in many ways here at HRWC. Who knows, maybe one day all of you HRWC volunteer data collectors will be part of a story told from 200 years of data on the Huron River!
National Designation Awarded to Huron River Water Trail The Huron River Water Trail/RiverUp! is the cover story of the Michigan Recreation and Parks Association publication! The recent designation is continuing to get high profile press at the local, state and national level exposing a new audience to the treasure we have right here in southeast Michigan.
UM researcher says microplastics could threaten Great Lakes fish Here at HRWC we keep our eyes and ears open for emerging threats to the river and citizen of the Huron River watershed. Microplastics (microbeads and microfibers) are a somewhat recent addition to our aquatic systems. This article discusses potential impacts of this pollutant coming out of new research from the University of Michigan. Legislation has been introduced at the State to ban products containing microbeads.
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This edition of News to Us shares news of Minnesota's proposed steps toward protecting state waters, while New Jersey proceeds with a controversial decision that bypasses voter involvement. Read to learn about a diabetes drug affecting fish in Lake Michigan as well as increasing recognition of the Huron River Water Trail.
Minnesota Governor Dayton to propose environmental buffer zone for all state waterways. Governor Mark Dayton will be proposing legislation to protect Minnesota state waterways with fifty foot buffer zones, and is expecting opposition from farming interest groups.
New Jersey Governor Christie Signs Bill 'Siding With Private Water Companies' Over Public Water. Governor Chris Christie signed the controversial "Water Infrastructure Protection Act" which allows municipalities to sell their public water utilities to private businesses without putting the measure to voters.
Diabetes drug affecting fish in Lake Michigan. A recent study has found that the popular Diabetes drug, Metformin, is affecting the hormonal system of fish in Lake Michigan.
The 10 Most Important Water Stories in 2014. Peter Gleick with the Pacific Institute, and Carl Ganter of Circle of Blue, list the ten most important water stories of 2014 with #8 and #10 affecting our region.
Communities along the Huron River are embracing the Huron River Water Trail's recent designation as the 18th National Water Trail by the National Park Service:
News To Us
This edition of News To Us includes a recent interview with HRWC's Executive Director Laura Rubin, and news of water conservation efforts in California. Read an update from the residents affected by the West Virginia chemical spill, the results of a hydraulic fracturing study in northeast Ohio, and an invasive species newly added to the Michigan DNR's prohibited list. Finally, a mobile phone application allows local citizens to provide important stream data to scientists.
Issues of The Environment: The Dangers Of Coal Tar Sealants. HRWC's Executive Director, Laura Rubin discusses the dangers of coal tar sealants with WEMU's David Fair.
Michigan Adds 7 Aquatic Species To Prohibited List. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources bans possession of an additional seven invasive aquatic species.
Michigan Commission of Agriculture and Rural Development Proposes Addition of Water Soldier to State's Prohibited Plant List. Water Soldier has recently been found invading the Trent-Severn waterway in Ontario.
Los Angeles, City of Water. Contrary to popular belief, Los Angeles has become a leader in water conservation efforts and possibly a model city for others to look to in the future.
On The Anniversary Of The Elk River Chemical Spill, West Virginians Tell Their Stories. An update from residents who were affected.
Study: Fracking Triggered 77 Earthquakes in Ohio. A recent study proves a stronger connection between fracking and local earthquakes in Ohio.
Stream app turns Great Lakes citizens into scientists. Indian Springs Metropark at the Huron's headwaters, is setting up several stream gauge stations that allow citizens to aid in gathering data via a phone app.
Sustainable Ann Arbor Monthly Series Kicks Off Jan 8. A think tank of local stakeholders, including community organizations, local government staff, businesses and residents, will join the public to discuss local sustainability efforts and challenges.
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This edition features an update on recent legislation battling the Asian Carp, while Grand Rapids takes the lead in measuring the impact of its climate change efforts. How did our water system become so disconnected, and how can we fix it? The Great Lakes Commission is working to answer this question by looking at the water system more holistically. Read about a true Huron River adventure from paddlers who kayaked over a gusty and rainy Halloween weekend.
Legislation Seeks Interim Steps to Stop Asian Carp Representative Dave Camp and Senator Debbie Stabenow join forces to fight the Asian Carp.
What Can Cities Really Do About Climate Change? Over a thousand US cities have agreed to abide by the Kyoto Protocol. The Mayor's Climate Protection Center has been documenting these efforts, but measuring the impact has been difficult. Since 2009, Grand Rapids' sustainability plan has been tracking progress to measure its success in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Fractured Water: Can metro Detroit reconnect its watersheds? Our water system has evolved into a system that is fractured and disconnected. How did rivers become this way and what can be done to return the river to its natural state?
Halloween Storm 2014 on the Huron River Water Trail The Huron River Water Trail "Paddler's Companion" came in handy for these paddlers who traversed the length of the Huron this fall. Their trip is inspiring to those who wish to make the 125 mile trek. These guides can be purchased at the HRWC office or online here.
News to Us
A couple of recent interviews cover HRWC's RiverUp! project and watershed management planning efforts for Honey Creek. A very cool project in San Francisco is "daylighting" buried rivers through artist's renderings. This edition of News to Us also highlights news from Dexter, the river that runs through it – Mill Creek, and a man influential in both his town and his watershed – Paul Cousins. Finally, more oil activity in the watershed as injection well is proposed in White Lake.
Bringing life, recreation and business back to the Huron River An Ypsilanti blogger interviews HRWC Deputy Director Elizabeth Riggs about RiverUp!. The result is a great conversation that paints a lovely picture of what the Huron River is and can be. Learn how this project is improving river health, encouraging river recreation and building trail towns along the Huron that bring focus to this incredible resource in our backyard.
Honey Creek Watershed Management Plan Released Listen to a brief radio interview with Ric Lawson on the recent release of the Honey Creek Watershed Management Plan. Honey Creek is a tributary of the Huron River that runs through Scio Township. Learn what threatens this creek and plans to improve its condition. Several other resources, including HRWC's creekshed reports, can be found on our website to learn more about Honey Creek.
San Francisco Is Painting the Streets with Historical Creeks All too often, as cities were built rivers were contained in pipes and buried underground. A new initiative in San Francisco will have artists rendering rivers along their path through the city. Should we try this with Allens Creek? If we did you would "see" the river running throughout downtown Ann Arbor and west side neighborhoods from the UM stadium down to its outlet below Argo Dam. A reminder of what was.
Trout Unlimited group conducts survey at Mill Creek in Dexter The Huron River's Mill Creek runs through Chelsea and Dexter before joining the mainstem of the river in Dexter. It is one of the cooler stretches of river and once the Mill Creek dam was removed, it became a desirable location to establish a trout fishery. While not a native fish to the Huron, the success of brown trout in Mill Creek indicates the tributary is in good condition and it brings anglers and families to the river to enjoy. This article shares the status of stocking efforts that began in 2010.
Dexter Council recognizes Paul Cousins for years of service Dexter Village Council takes time to honor Paul Cousins for his years of service to the community of Dexter. Paul has been an intrepid board member and board chair at HRWC for many years. His tireless effort and enthusiasm was instrumental in the Mill Creek dam removal project and creation of Dexter's Mill Creek Park. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Paul as well, for everything he has done and will yet do for Dexter, the watershed and all of us who live here.
Oil exploration company suspends request for White Lake park injection well Over the past two weeks, citizens of White Lake township and nearby areas, have been reacting to a proposed injection well, cited for Island Lake Park, for the disposal of oil extraction waste. For now, the applicants have withdrawn their application from the EPA for the permit claiming there is not enough need for the local well at this point.
News to Us
In local news, listen to radio interviews with two HRWC staff on our environmental education work and the addition of a new dock at Peninsular Park. A new report identifies nature as a best defense against severe storms and flooding. Also, land and water conservation is on the ballot throughout the nation and craft brewers are uniting around clean water.
Mother Nature Offers Best Defense From Floods and Storms Mother Nature is one of the best defenses against damage from large storms and flooding. Protecting our forests and wetlands provides benefits far beyond beauty and biodiversity. A recent National Wildlife Federation report explores the benefits of land protection as a flood control strategy. HRWC's Bioreserve Program, Green Infrastructure initiatives and riparian buffer protections work all contribute to the watershed's natural ability to lessen the impacts of storms in our area.
Freshwater Health: Caring for our rivers, lakes and streams and their aquatic inhabitants and surrounding communities WCBN's It's Hot in Here program this week includes three interviews on freshwater issues affecting the Great Lakes. HRWC's Volunteer and Stewardship Coordinator Jason Frenzel discusses our education programs and community engagement beginning around the 45 minute mark.
Craft brewers join the fight against natural gas pipelines Craft brewers understand the importance of clean water. After all, beer is 90% water. Brewers in the Huron River watershed have been great partners to HRWC over the years. This article highlights a national initiative to unite craft brewers around water quality issues. This article is an interesting read and highlights one of the many less obvious benefits of clean, plentiful water.
Voters Will Decide On Billions For Land Conservation On Election Day, voters will be deciding whether or not to support land and water conservation throughout the nation. Some of the biggest initiatives are in California, Florida and New Jersey. Many local level initiatives to support the preservation of open space are being put in front of voters as well. In fact, Washtenaw County residents will vote on a millage renewal for county parks. The Washtenaw County Parks system has contributed parks, preserves and trails that improve recreational opportunities, erosion and stormwater control, pollution prevention and the beauty of our watershed. You can learn more about the county parks system in The History of Washtenaw County Parks and Recreation Commission video.
New Dock For Ypsilanti's Peninsular Park As part of the RiverUp! program, a new dock has been installed at Ypsilanti's Peninsular Park replacing a dock that had fallen into disrepair making river access and recreation difficult. This is part of a larger initiative to encourage river and trail recreation in the Huron River watershed, particularly in five "Trail Towns" along the Huron River Water Trail including Ypsilanti.
News to Us
In News to Us this edition, HRWC receives a grant to teach students about the river and a new app allows citizen scientist to record invasive species locations. Also, Great Lakes Echo produces a podcast reviewing the month in Great Lakes environmental news. Finally, the oil and gas industry makes headlines again in our area.
Grant Will Help Huron River Watershed Council Take Classroom Learning Outdoors HRWC's Volunteer and Stewardship Coordinator, Jason Frenzel contributes to a piece highlighting a recent grant we received to work with K-12 students throughout the watershed to get them out in the rivers, learning how to sample and building an understanding of the condition of our creeks and streams.
To catch a predator: Citizens enlisted to track invasive species Here at HRWC we are proud of our citizen scientists. They do much to help support our mission and protect the natural resources of our area. Now there is another way you can contribute right through your smartphone. MISIN, or the Midwest Invasive Species Information Network, has developed an app that lets you report locations of non-native species. With a lot of eyes on the ground (and in the water), MISIN can gain insights into the spread of invasives and how to stop them.
Great Lakes in review: mayors on algae, restoration update This great podcast series recently came to our attention. Great Lakes Echo is producing monthly podcasts summarizing the month in environmental stories from around the Great Lakes. If you want to stay up to date on regional environmental issues, tune into this series. The most recent podcast covers September including the Summit on Water Resources lead by the region's mayors and spurred on by the Toledo drinking water ban, and updates to the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative which now require projects incorporate climate change adaptation.
We continue to see a lot of news on oil and gas issues both within the Huron River watershed and the broader Great Lakes region. Here are two recent articles on a proposed pipeline that would be built through Washtenaw and Livingston Counties and how local communities are responding.
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What is news to us this week? Browse the most recent newsletter from MiCorp for articles on water quality and monitoring. Enjoy the change in season through a fall color tour. An official disaster declaration will bring more support to parts of southeast Michigan still recovering from major flooding last month. In national news, emerging contaminates pose unknown threats to our rivers. And a global index ranks the United States among the lowest when it comes to willingness of individuals to engage in behaviors delicate on the environment. Not good.
The MiCorps Monitor: Fall 2014 The Fall newsletter produced by the Michigan Clean Water Corps is chock full of good articles on water quality, monitoring and invasive species that may be of interest to you. HRWC administers the statewide MiCorps program which uses volunteers to collect data to monitor the condition of rivers and lakes throughout the state.
Fall colors changing fast in Michigan: Here are the peak color areas right now Autumn is upon us bringing with it the beauty of our state's fall color change. See where fall color is peaking now and when to expect peak color in southeast Michigan. Leaf drop is an important event for aquatic ecosystems bringing high quality nutrients and organic matter to our rivers and streams.
Obama OKs flood disaster aid for metro Detroit Michigan has now received an official disaster declaration from the Obama administration after severe rainfall led to extensive flood damage in the Detroit area on August 11th. This declaration makes additional financial assistance to households affected by the rains and to help municipalities rebuild affected infrastructure such as road and stormwater pipes. Damages from this annual 0.1% chance (or often referred to as the 100 year storm) rain event is estimated at more than $1.1 billion.
A Rising Tide of Contaminants New chemicals and compounds are being developed and produced at a break neck pace, leaving regulators way behind on the evaluation of the human and environmental impacts of these substances. The federal regulation governing these substances, the Toxic Substances Control Act, has not been updated since going into effect in 1976. Contaminants are making their way into our waterways with unknown ecosystem health effects.
8 Surprising, Depressing, and Hopeful Findings From Global Survey of Environmental Attitudes A recent survey gaged the environmental attitudes and behaviors of individuals in 18 nations. Sadly, American's are not doing so well. The worst, actually, among the eighteen. And people in emerging economies such as Brazil and India are far more likely to adopt green behaviors than those in established economies such as England and Germany.
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This edition of News to Us shares articles on rainfall — how to use rain gardens to manage it, how it carries nutrients to our waterways causing issues with algae and microcystin blooms and when extreme, how much damage it can cause. Learn also about efforts in Ann Arbor to revitalize the riverfront and how communities throughout the nation are building climate resilience.
Washtenaw County Rain Garden Program To Be Shared Across Michigan Listen to a brief story aired on WEMU about the Washtenaw County Rain Garden program and how to learn more. Rain gardens help keep pollution and stormwater out of the Huron River increasing the health of the system. Washtenaw County is a leader in this area and can serve as a great resource for anyone interested in installing a rain garden.
Manchester-area farmers finding ways to reduce waste run-off after Lake Erie scare A group of local farmers from the Raisin River watershed to our south, spent time touring Lake Erie and discussing ways to reduce nutrient contributions from farms to the Great Lakes. Excess nutrients in the lakes contributed to the microcystin contamination of Toledo's drinking water last month. This tour provided a unique opportunity to learn about nutrient management practices and exchange ideas among farmers.
The Green Room: River Renaissance In a recent WEMU Green Room story, Laura Rubin and others are interviewed to discuss the river and riverside revitalization efforts underway in the Argo area of the Huron River in Ann Arbor. Highlighting Argo Cascades and the MichCon brownfield redevelopment site, interviewees tell a story of the ups and downs associated with the river's new found popularity.
Facing Climate Change, Cities Embrace Resiliency This article discusses community resilience – a concept emerging in cities and towns throughout the United States in response to the increased number and severity of extreme weather events. Building resilience entails anything that improves the preparedness of a community to literally, weather the storm, minimizing damage and the threat to public health and safety. Several communities within the Huron River watershed are working to build resilience to changes we are seeing here.
Deadly Once-in-1,000-Years Rains Wipe Out Roads in Arizona, Nevada Many places across the globe are experiencing extreme rainfall events. While the Detroit area recently experienced a 100-year rain (1 % chance of occurring in any given year) parts of Arizona and Nevada experienced a rainfall event with even lower probability of occurring – some areas experience the 1000 year event (0.1% chance)! These larger evens cause extensive damage to infrastructure and personal property. Many communities are working to prepare for these larger events which are predicted to occur more frequently as the global climate warms.
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News to Us today highlights a couple of local stories from Milford and Scio Township. Several climate-related articles came across our desks recently including a press release on a new report connecting climate change to pest outbreaks and some promising bi-partisan legislation in New York. Finally, more fall out from the recent flooding in Detroit — raw sewage in local rivers and ultimately Lake Erie.
Milford activists aim to integrate river, downtown Recently, interested community members met in Milford to discuss the Huron River. As one of the Huron River Trail Towns, Milford is looking for ways to connect all the downtown assets available to people from the river, to parks to downtown businesses. Improved canoe landing areas, signage, and new development opportunities were among the topics discussed. Trail towns are part of HRWC's RiverUp! program.
Scio Township imposes moratorium on oil and gas operations Following the installation of the first drilling operation in Scio Township on Miller Rd and W. Delhi, the township has established a 6-month moratorium on further oil and natural gas developments. This will give the township time to consider existing protections related to oil and gas activities such as ordinances on noise, odor, and hours of operation.
Warming Climate Brings Greater Numbers of Bugs and Outdoor Pests A new report is linking factors related to climate change are responsible, in part, for high populations of mosquitoes and ticks as well as the toxicity of poison ivy. Read the full report: Ticked Off: America's Outdoor Experience and Climate Change.
Legislature sends climate change bill to Cuomo Across the nation, from the federal to local levels, people are planning and taking action to prepare communities for a changing climate. Last month, New York took a significant leap by bring legislation to Governor Cuomo that would require all state-funded projects to address climate change and extreme weather into planning and implementation of these projects. Legislation passed a democratic controlled Assembly and Republican controlled Senate and awaits the Governer's approval expected sometime late this summer.
Metro Detroit's sewage overflow feeds Lake Erie algae growth The historic flooding that occurred in the Detroit area this August caused trouble beyond flooded roadways and basements. Many areas affected by the flood have combined stormwater and sewer systems that, when overwhelmed, deliver raw sewage directly to rivers, streams and ultimately Lake Erie further exacerbating recent water quality issues in the lake. We are fortunate in the Huron River Watershed not to have combined sewer systems. However, stormwater and sewer infrastructure failures affect us all. Improving this infrastructure to handle large rainfall events will help protect against future failures.


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Bullnose or metal for shower wall and step edge?
I used to use bull nose for shower/tub wall edge. Now I am going to have my newly bought house remodeled. I found many tiles, especially ones from Porcelanosa, do not have bull nose. How does metal edge look compared to the bullnose one? My bathroom faucet etc are all brushed nickel. I don't know if polished nickel or satin nickel edge would look good.
Thank you very much.
I think that a metal edge can look very nice, particularly in more modern rooms, but our personal preference is bullnose. We were told by our tile supplier that the tile we chose doesn't come in bullnose. I took a sample tile to other suppliers to find a bullnose that would work with it and found my exact tile elsewhere...with the matching bullnose! It turns out that the first tile supplier "doesn't like" bullnose and they'll tell people that it's not available when its just not available through THEM.
That may be your situation at all but, just in case, I thought I'd mention it so that you can confirm bullnose availablilty on the manufacturers' websites if that's what you prefer to use.
If you do opt for a metal edge, I'd use satin nickel to match your other finishes and make it less obtrusive.
I used Schluter edge on my two baths and it looks great. Jolly for the tile edge and Rondec for my niche. The Rondec has corner pieces. You can see a photo on the thread I link to.
I prefer it over bullnose. I used bullnose in a third bath and wish I had used the Schluter instead.
They have all sorts of finishes that can choose from.
Here is a link that might be useful: photo of metal edge
Here is a close up of the Rondec in my master bathroom.
Or, depending on the color of the tile you choose, you may be able to get the colored edging. We used Jolly in our downstairs hall bathroom. Sorry, I don't have a close-up picture.
treasurethebay, jules8, and dekeoboe, thank you very much for your help. Jules8, your wall tiles and recessed niche with metal edge look very nice. Are they polished nickel or satin nickel?
dekeoboe, where did you get the colored metal edge? Did you have metal edge on your shower step?
Really appreciate all your help.
My metal edging is either brushed nickel or satin nickel, I can't remember which it is.
The colored Jolly edge is PVC. I bought it at Home Depot and since it is PVC it is less expensive than the same profile in metal. And turns out to be less expensive than if you were to buy bullnose tile. Yes, we do have it along the edge of the shower curb.


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I've used a PPP connection before using pppd in linux, but now I need to communicate with hardware via a PPP connection from a C# application and I'm new to .net. Is there a way I can open a PPP connection from within the application and set the baud rate, port and route some IP addresses to use the PPP connection? If this can't be done from within the application then I'd also like to know how those steps could be done in windows 7.
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Generating a good problem report
"It is not working!"
Help your support person help you: Gather information before you call.
Many a frustrated user has uttered the words "It is not working!" This anguished phrase, whether on the phone, in email or in an online forum, strikes terror into the heart of a front-line telephone support person. For the phrase has told them nothing other than "something" has failed or is failing.
Training users in how to make a useful problem report helps both the user, by helping them get their problem fixed in the shortest possible time, and the developer, by getting them useful information.
Gather Information
In generating a problem report, gather as much information about the problem as you can in the hope that you might get an answer on the first contact.
Who is the manufacturer and what is the model number of the system? What is the architecture? For example, is it Intel, AMD, or Sun Sparc? And what type of processor and speed is it? This type of information typically does not change through the life of your machine, so when you buy it, copy down this information and put it in a safe place where you can find it.
Also, make sure you have written down how much main memory you have, the number and type of hard disks, and what types of peripherals you have, including the make and model of the video card and sound board.
Some distributions of Linux have "hardware detection" programs built into their systems administration menus that will help you determine what hardware you have. Now that your hardware is more or less specified, you can go on to the software. What Linux distribution do you have, and what is the release number? Have you applied all the patches that have been issued by your distribution?
Next, you have to determine what part of the system is creating the problems. The menu item that you used to launch a particular application typically does not show the real name of the application. Try looking at the window manager bar (if you have one) at the top of the window to see whether the name of the program is there – for example, "gedit." Failing that, look at some entries in the help menu for the application (assuming one exists) and see whether one of the entries tells you more. In my gedit example, I find that it is gedit 2.24.2.
Try to limit the problem scope as much as possible. Is one particular file creating the problem? After making a copy of that file (for safekeeping), perhaps you can make it smaller while still maintaining the same failing characteristics so you can more easily show someone the issue that you are trying to fix. When you have the input file as small as you can get it and still demonstrate the problem, file it away as your "demonstration file."
Write down the steps that it takes to illustrate the problem from the first time that you invoke the program to the time the problem actually occurs with your demonstration file.
Try to eliminate all of the usual "bad user on device" reasons for why things fail. Stories abound about having to battle help desk personnel who ask whether your mouse is plugged in or whether you have enough disk space, but they ask these questions for a reason. You do not want to be caught in the position of having to say, "Oh, never mind!"
Help Online
Before you try to report your problem, to save everyone a bit of time, try to locate a previous example of it. At this point, you can probably formulate a good search query to see whether someone else has reported the same problem.
As an example, say that gedit does not do a Find and Replace when you specify that in a search. Gedit finds the string, but does not replace it. To see whether anyone else has reported your problem and, if so, whether they have a fix, you can search the Internet for the strings "gedit" and "replace."
Try to find the project's website and see whether they have a forum that you can seach for a previously reported example of your problem. A workaround or fix for the problem might have been found that just has not had time to work itself into the code base and back to you. Although this might be a website for your particular program, you should also check the distribution's website.
If you have not found the answer to your problem, it might be time to call the help line, send email, or put your problem description into a forum, but at least you will be ready for most of the questions that come your way to help determine the cause of your trouble.
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- Live Loyal, Die RichThese artists are featured on the mixtape: Tha City Paper, Starlito, Cruna, The Outlawz, Goapele, Hambino, CTN, Bezzled Gang. What do y'all think of this mixtape?
- Before The BeastYoung Buck is warming us up for the G-Unit EP The Beast Is G-Unit by giving us a mixtape Before The Beast. We already know we're in for some heavy bangers based off leaks like "Count Me Out" and "Exclusive".
- Strictly 4 The Traps N Trunks Vol 44 (Free Young Buck Edition)Experience Strictly 4 The Traps N Trunks Vol 44 (Free Young Buck Edition), the latest tape from Young Buck. It dropped on Wednesday, October 31st, 2012. Young Buck's odds keep getting better with each new leak, and Strictly 4 The Traps N Trunks Vol 44 (Free Young Buck Edition) will undoubtedly improve his chances of winning. It's a worthy addition to a respectable catalogue that has seen a lot of growth since Young Buck debuted in this game. We're looking forward to the follow-up.
- G.A.S. 2Listen to G.A.S. 2, the latest tape from Young Buck & Tha City Paper. It dropped on Monday, May 27th, 2013. Young Buck & Tha City Paper's future brightens with every new release, and G.A.S. 2 certainly isn't an exception. It's a fitting addition to a solid catalogue that Young Buck & Tha City Paper has been developing since stepping foot in the game. We're excited to hear more.
- Back On My Buck Shit Vol. 2Let us know what you think, folks. Hit up our mixtape section to stream and/or download by Young Buck's new Live Loyal, Die Rich project, dropped on Wednesday, January 25th, 2012. It features such tracks as 01 Let Me Go, 02 Came Back, 03 Got Me One.
- Warrior MusicStream Warrior Music, a new offering from The Outlawz & Young Buck, which was released on Monday, October 21st, 2013. Things are looking better for The Outlawz & Young Buck with each new release, which Warrior Music has proven yet again. It's worthy addition to the impressive body of work The Outlawz & Young Buck has been developing over the years. We're looking forward to hearing what's next. These artists are featured on the mixtape: Trae Tha Truth, CBO, Stormey, Snoop Dogg. What do y'all think of this mixtape?
- Salute To The StreetzDownload Salute To The Streetz, the latest project from Young Buck & Savion Saddam, released on Monday, July 2nd, 2012. Young Buck & Savion Saddam's chances in this game are improving with each new release, and Salute To The Streetz is no exception - quite the opposite, in fact. It's a nice addition to the impressive catalogue Young Buck & Savion Saddam has been building over the years. We're definitely anticipating the next move. Can you appreciate the bars here?


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