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So the reason we are being careful with our language and not confirming it is that the exact word used by bassist Tim Commerford – when approached by TMZ's crew and camera and asked if we can expect a new RATM album in the future – was "Maybe". But judging by the cheeky grin on his face…I'd say we have a little more than a 'maybe' on our hands…well, maybe. That and the fact that frontman Zack de la Rocha told NME back in 2010 that a new album was "a genuine possibility".
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Tammy Ganger, of rural Houston, was officially hired as village fiscal officer.
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Robert U. "Bob" Preston, 83, of rural Alger, died at 4:21 p.m. Tuesday, April 2, 2013, at Lima Memorial Health Systems, due to complications following open- heart surgery.
He was born Jan. 20, 1930, in the home he lives in today, the son of Merle E. (Crowe) and William M. Preston, who preceded him in death. On July 15, 1951, he married Mary K. Clark, and she survives.
Donald J. "Don" Lindeman, 77, of Delphos, died at 2:35 p.m. Monday, April 1, 2013, at Van Wert Inpatient Hospice Center in Van Wert.
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Garry Cummins, 67, of Harrod, died at 12:24 p.m. Monday, April 1, 2013, in a truck accident.
He was born Oct. 25, 1945, in Bellefontaine, to the late Ida Ruth (Davis) Carl David Cummins. On Oct. 11, 1985, he married Kathryn Kay Harshbarger, who survives.
Jim A. Herbst, 46, of Portland, Tenn., formerly of Wapakoneta, died Sunday, March 31, 2013, at his residence.
He was born Feb. 23, 1967, in Lima, the son of Joan (Wilson) and Jimmy Herbst. Joan and Jim Maitlen survive in Ohio and Jimmy and Nancy Herbst survive in Tennessee.
An area student — who has a passion for English and writing — was selected as the county representative for an annual award, and she nominated an inspirational teacher who introduced her to this passion.
Lydia Felty, a senior at New Knoxville High School, was chosen from among six county students to represent Auglaize County for state recognition for the Franklin B. Walter All Scholastic Achievement Award.
BOTKINS — Botkins Local Schools Board of Education members selected Charles Construction Services Inc. as its construction manager during Tuesday's special board meeting.
Charles Construction Services, of Findlay, submitted the lowest bid to complete construction of the new school building approved by voters in November. Groundbreaking for the new school is April 14.
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The boys and girls both scored 75 team points to pick up the win.
While Wapakoneta only won 15 of the 34 events, they picked up enough second and third place finishes to seal the victory for both squads.
The entire city of Wapakoneta is scheduled to be without power on Sunday for two hours.
Wapakoneta Safety-Service Director Bill Rains said American Electric Power (AEP) officials have informed the city they need to shut down the electric grid to make improvements on their system.
A Wapakoneta resident is representing North America, as he was selected as the recipient of a prestigious award from Ford Motor Company.
Ryan Kelly was named "Health and Safety Professional of the Year" for North America.
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A visit to Mount Isabel de Torres is a must in Puerto Plata. You take the seven-minute cable car ("Teleferico") ride up the mountainside to the top of Mount Isabel de Torres (792 meters).
On top of the mountain you will find botanical gardens, a statue of Christ (similar to the one in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), a restaurant, and several souvenir shops – in addition, of course, to the breathtaking views of Puerto Plata and the surrounding ocean.
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Parque Central (or Parque Independencia) is the gathering place in Puerto Plata, and the Park/Square is surrounded by the City Hall, the Palace of Justice and other government office buildings. Parque Central is a good starting place for a little sightseeing in Puerto Plata.Related to:
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Check out the local newspaper... Maybe a merengue festival or a beach volley tournament going on down the malecón at the weekend... If so you must take a walk down the malecón.
The Dominicans really know how to party. There is music and dancing everywhere - and off course - some rum. You don't have to join the party - you can just watch how the Dominicans enjoy it.
The picture is from the carnival in February 2007.
Parque Central
This park contains an unique Victorian style gazebo. It can also serve as a reference point in the old city for finding one's way. As is the case everywhere in the DR, the park has more than its fair share of touts looking to steer you towards souvenir shops in exchange for a commission.Related to:
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The Ocean World is a new (opened in March 2004) theme park at Cofresi, just outside Puerto Plata. In the Park you have the opportunity to interact one-on-one with dolphins, sea lions, sharks, stingrays, exotic tropical birds, meet tigers, walk through a tropical forest, swim in the Tiger Grotto pool, and much more.
When you are swimming with the dolphins, I found it all very scheduled and in a tight program. I have been swimming with dolphins other places where the dolphins were freer to do what they want to do, and only came to me if they want to "talk" with me.
But it's a beautiful (and rather expensive) park, so if you haven't been swimming with dolphins before, you could consider to go to the park.Related to:
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Brugal Rum Factory
The Brugal Factory was established by Don Andrés Brugal Montaner in the second half of the 19 century.
It's free to visit the factory, and you don't have to book a tour. We just took at taxi from Puerto Plata to the factory.
First you go into a small cinema where they show you a short movie (15 minutes) about the history of the factory. Then you are guided into the factory, and you end the tour in a little shop. In the shop you can taste different types of rum and - off course - buy bottles and different Brugal merchandise. My favourites are 'Extra Viejo' and 'Añejo'...
Museo Ambar
A main traditional export of the DR is Amber, the solidified & fossilized remains of a tree sap. Amber often catches and preserves whatever small creatures that get caught in the sap. The museum contains many samples of insects and plant life that existed a 100,000 years ago and were perfectly preserved in Amber.Related to:
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Fort San Felipe
Originally built in 1540 by the Spaniards, this fort was used as a prison until the mid 20th Century. The site in infamous amongst the population as a place where most of DR's patriots were imprisoned at one time or another.Related to:
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Teleferico (cable car)
Puerto Plata's Teleferico is apparently the only such cable car system in the whole of the Caribbean. It transports passengers from the city of Puerto Plata to the summit of Pico Isabel de Torres in around 10 minutes.
We took a ride on the Teleferico during a city tour of Puerto Plata in November 2012.
We effectively paid $US 10 each for our ride on the Teleferico. We booked a city tour that included the Teleferico ride and it was $US 10 more expensive than a city tour without it would have cost. For the additional $US 10, we were driven to the base station of the cable car, enjoyed a return ride on it and had around 30 minutes free time to explore the attractions at the top of the mountain (including a statue of Christ that is reminiscent of the one in Rio....and lots of souvenir shops!)
I've since read online that if you visit the Teleferico independently, a ticket costs just 100 Dominican Pesos (approx. £1.70 / $2.80). Most travel agents were charging a standard $US 10 to add the cable car ride to a city tour, but First Choice/Thomson were charging an additional $US 16 to add the cable car ride to one of their city tours.
As we waited to board the cable car, we were seated in a spacious, air conditioned room and were entertained by a group of local musicians who were using traditional instruments and playing lively Caribbean tunes. We then moved onto the boarding platform where we were further entertained by a magician who went through his full repertoire of card tricks and optical illusions. He was very talented and I was happy to tip him.
There are two colourful carriages on the Teleferico; each holding up to 18 passengers and leaving the upper and lower stations simultaneously, passing each other mid-journey.
The view over Puerto Plata and the surrounding coastline from the upper station is breathtaking. Or at least it is if the weather is clear! We visited mid-afternoon after the morning cloud cover had dispersed. We were above the cloud level and could see patchy cloud below us. Earlier in the day we'd have seen nothing but cloud below us. Instead, we were treated to fabulous views over the rainforest covered mountain, the sprawling town and harbour of Puerto Plata and the Atlantic Ocean.
El Malecón
The oceanfront view avenue will give you nice views of the Atlantic ocean. Here there's usually people listening to music and dancing, working out or just sitting down with a beer and enjoying the gentle (and sometimes not so gentle) breeze.Related to:
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Fuerte de San Felipe
This fort was built in the 1500's to protect the city from "undesired visitors" and was used as a prison under the Trujillo dictatorship. It's one of the must sees of the city and has a museum that charges 40 pesos to enter. At the time we visited, the museum was closed so we didn't get to see the exhibitions.
From the fort there's a nice view of El Malecón and the harbor that simply cannot be missed.Related to:
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Monuments near Fort San Felipe
Very near the Fort San Felipe a couple of monuments are located...
You'll find an equestrian statue of General Gregorio Luperon, who was a native son of Puerto Plata - the offspring of a Dominican Father and an English Mother born in 1839. Gregorio Luperon was a successful general in the war against the Spains in 1865, and later he continued to serve and fight for his country until his death in 1897. Truly a Dominican Patriot and I think he is pictured on the 20 peso bill.
In 1996 a German passenger plane crashed in the sea outside Cabarete only ten minutes after take off. Just outside the Fort San Felipe in Puerto Plata a monument was raised to honour the memory of all the people who died in the crash.Related to:
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Brugal Rum Factory
We visited the Brugal Rum Factory as part of a city tour of Puerto Plata in November 2012.
To describe our visit as a "factory tour" would be a huge exaggeration. Our guide told us a few facts (quantity of rum produced/exported each year...that kind of thing) as we stood outside and then we were invited to make our way inside. We were told that no photography is permitted within the factory.
We climbed a flight of steps and found ourselves on an elevated walkway that stretched the length of the factory, giving us a bird's eye view of the production process that was taking place below us. No narrative was provided; we were simply invited to walk along the walkway and see things for ourselves.
We stood and watched for a while as various shaped bottles moved along conveyor belts. We could see some workers feeding bottle tops into a machine and others preparing the cardboard boxes that the bottles would ultimately make their way into. The number of bottles being produced was quite remarkable; a constant succession of bottles (hundreds, maybe thousands, just in the few minutes that we were there) making their way along the production line.
At the end of the walkway, we saw large wrapping machines that were wrapping huge pallets filled with dozens of cardboard boxes. They were then being transported by fork lift truck into the despatch area, which was already stacked high with box upon box, crate upon crate, of various Brugal rums.
We then made our way downstairs to the factory shop and tasting area. We were invited to sample the various rums (white, dark and extra viejo aged rum) and then to purchase whichever bottles we liked.
Ordinarily, I might have thought that this was a bit of a tourist trap: show tourists a brief glimpse of the factory and then shepherd them into the shop to part with their money. However, the rum being sold at Brugal factory is genuinely being sold at a competitive price, and we were looking to purchase some to bring home with us. We purchased a couple of 350cl bottles; a dark "Anejo" rum and a darker "Extra Viejo" aged rum. Each bottle cost 152 Pesos ($US 4 / £2.50).
Puerto Plata City Tour
During our stay in Puerto Plata in November 2012, we undertook three excursions from our hotel in Playa Dorada.
We booked each of these excursions through "Tours by James" who has an office on the ground floor of the Playa Dorada Plaza shopping mall. By booking through "Tours by James" we saved a total of $US 140 between us compared to the prices of the equivalent three excursions offered by our tour operator, First Choice/Thomson.
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We were picked up at our hotel (VH Gran Ventana) at 8:30am in a small minibus. There were only 8 of us on the trip; Emma and I, a Canadian couple from Saskatchewan and a family of four from Los Angeles. We were all English speaking so there was no need for any translations on this trip. The guide spoke English very well, provided us with information throughout the day and was happy to answer any questions that were put to him.
We left Playa Dorada and within 5 minutes we were driving along the Malecon; Puerto Plata's seafront promenade which is dotted with simple beach bars and attracts joggers, cyclists and dog walkers. It's a good spot for people watching and I'd have liked to spend some time there sitting in one of the beach bars with a cold Presidente beer watching the waves roll in. Alas, this wasn't part of the itinerary on this tour – we simply drove along it on our way into the city centre.
The first stop on the tour was the Brugal Rum Factory. This was billed as a "factory tour" but that proved to be a gross exaggeration. A guide gave us a brief narrative on the history and the operations of the factory as we stood outside the building and then we were invited inside where we were able to walk along an elevated platform and view the shopfloor and production process below us. We spent a few minutes watching bottles move along conveyor belts and workers pack them into boxes, before they were wrapped in plastic, loaded onto pallets and moved into the despatch area. After seeing the bottling and packing operations in action, we then made our way downstairs to the factory shop. We were invited to sample the various rums (white, dark and "Extra Viejo" aged rum) and to purchase bottles at factory prices. In fairness, and despite my skepticism, the rum was competitively priced so we purchased a couple of bottles (at just $US 4 each) to bring home with us.
After leaving the rum factory, we were driven further into the heart of the city. I enjoyed watching the street scenes from the minibus window (bustling streets, colourful houses, mopeds zipping past...) and was looking forward to getting out and soaking up the atmosphere of the city. Unfortunately, that was never part of the plan for this city tour. Instead, we were driven to the Carmen Gift Shop where we were treated to a demonstration on jewellery making. First, we were shown a couple of small workshops where jewellery was being produced and then we were taught how to distinguish real amber from fake (plastic) amber. Real amber floats in saltwater, while imitation amber sinks. This is interesting to know, but not particularly useful when deciding whether to make a purchase in a souvenir shop. With this new-found knowledge, we were then invited into the gift shop where we were given 45 minutes (!!!) to browse and make purchases. I had long since reached my boredom threshold, so we excused ourselves and went for a walk around the nearby area. There was a busy fruit and vegetable market opposite and some other local shops.
The weather had turned miserable by this point. It was overcast and there was light, but persistent, rain falling. The top of Pico Isabel de Torres was shrouded by cloud and it would have been pointless to take the Teleferico cable car ride at this point as we would have seen nothing from the top. Our guide decided that we would wait instead until the cloud had cleared.
To pass some time, we were then driven to another souvenir shop. This one was a large shop called "D Francisco Souvenirs Market" and sold everything from rum to cigars, paintings, ornaments, clothing, jewellery and souvenirs. I didn't have any desire to go inside, so we made our excuses and went for a walk to a supermarket that we had driven past en-route and bought a few items at genuinely local prices.
When we returned, the rest of our group were still browsing the souvenirs. We were given complimentary shots of the local "mamajuana" theraputic drink as the staff tried to sell us various products. We resisted their sales pitch and went for another walk. Within a couple of minutes, we had stumbled upon Parque Central, the picturesque main square of the city. We spent a few minutes walking around the square and taking photos, by which time our guide and the rest of our group had caught up with us. I'm glad that we got there a few minutes earlier than the rest, because there was no time for sightseeing – we were herded into the San Felipe Church which stands at the edge of the square. After a brief walk along the aisle and a short narrative on the stained glass windows we were tapped up for donations and ushered on our way.
From San Felipe church we walked back through Parque Central (no time for sightseeing!) to the nearby Amber Museum. The Amber Museum is located in an impressive Victorian villa on Calle Duarte, just a couple of minutes walk from Parque Central. The exhibition is fairly interesting with a number of glass cases displaying pieces of amber containing various insects and plant life dating back millions of years. However, it's only a small museum and only has enough content to keep visitors interested for 10 or 15 minutes. The museum's exit leads into a much larger ground floor souvenir shop (the theme of this city tour!) where we were once again given the opportunity to purchase cigars, rum, jewellery, ornaments...
After leaving the Amber Museum, we were next driven to the seaside San Felipe Fortress. We paid a small entrance fee (RD$ 100 = £1.80) and received personal audio guides that explained the (limited) exhibitions that were housed within the fortress. We climbed on top of the fortress and admired the views along the seafront and out into the Atlantic Ocean. At this point, the cloud was clearing and our guide thought it would be a good idea to make a dash for the Teleferico cable car while the viewing conditions were favourable.
A short drive later and we were at the lower station of the Teleferico. We sat in an air-conditioned room and were entertained by local musicians while waiting for our turn on the cable car. We then enjoyed a 10 minute cable car ride over the rainforest covered mountainside to the summit of Pico Isabel de Torres. The views were breathtaking and we were thankful that the weather had cleared (and that our guide had waited for it to do so before bringing us here). The summit of Pico Isabel de Torres features a large statue of Christ (similar to its more famous counterpart in Rio de Janeiro)...and, of course, more souvenir shops! The cable car ride and mountain-top views over Puerto Plata were the highlights of the city tour for me.
Overall, I found the structure of the city tour to be a little frustrating. It's probably the most cost effective way to visit all the highlights of Puerto Plata and to get between the main sights quickly and effortlessly, but we spent too much time in souvenir shops and not enough time out and about on the city streets for my liking. We rushed through Parque Central and drove the length of the Malecon without stopping to enjoy it. If I ever return to Puerto Plata, I plan to catch a gua gua into the city and spend a few hours exploring it at a more leisurely pace! It's a worthwhile trip for first time visitors who want to get out of their all-inclusive resort and see some snapshots of the city.
Fort San Felipe
The Fort of San Felipe is an old imposing stone fortress from 1577 and is located at the malecón in Puerto Plata. The Fort was built so the city could defend itself against French and English pirates, but later it was used as prison for political dissidents.
The fort has been renovated in the recent years, and inside you'll find a museum with lot of objects related to the history of the city.
I find the fort worth a visit. From the fort you got a nice view over the ocean and at night, the fort is outlined in a dazzling display of lights.Related to:
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For a whole new way to experience Chicago, get out on the water with Spirit of Chicago. Come aboard for a fun, energetic cruise experience you won't forget. You'll enjoy delicious food and drink, friendly service and great entertainment with Chicago's sparkling skyline as your backdrop. Join Spirit for a lunch, dinner or special event cruise, or consider Spirit for your next group event.
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The Sousa Archives and Center for American Music holds diverse collections of personal papers, archival records, and museum artifacts documenting America's music heritage from the nineteenth century to the present, as well as scholarship produced by nationally and internationally recognized composers, musicians, conductors, and inventors. The Center is home to the world's largest concentration of original compositions by John Philip Sousa, one of many significant historical collections that document the American band movement and the early evolution of electronic and avant-garde music. The Sousa Archives strives to provide exceptional service, programming, access, and tours of our collections to all visitors.
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A pool of clear bubbling water which sparkles like silver on sunny days provides the basis for the name of Silver Springs State Fish and Wildlife Area. Even on extremely cold days, this pool does not freeze, and visitors marvel at the bordering beds of watercress. Majestic oaks and prairie grasslands provide a panorama of natural beauty to park visitors. The Fox River runs through this picturesque area which is also home to several small manmade lakes. A natural prairie restoration project gives visitors a feeling of the original landscape with native wildflowers, songbirds, waterfowl and upland game. Picnicking, fishing and hiking are popular pastimes in summer, with ice fishing, sledding, ice skating and cross-country ski trails available for the winter sports lover. For relaxing, exercising or just enjoying nature, Silver Springs is the perfect get away location.
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"The secret to happiness is freedom… And the secret to freedom is courage." -Thucydides
Fear is the driver for many people's sexual and erotic lives. One of Freud's students, Otto Rank, was quoted as saying, "People vacillate between the fear of living and the fear of dying." In some ways, our fears about our sexuality encompass both. We are equally terrified of what might happen if we gave into our erotic fantasy life and that we might never experience the pleasure we know that we hold in us. Worse still, these invisible and unnamed fears not only strangle our own capacity for intimacy but also are the source of the harshest judgments we hold about the sexuality of others; often times, those we hold most dear. Whether rooted in religious teachings or our first family structures, our sexual fears are instilled in us early and, as we mature, often translate into deeply held inhibitions, which prevent us from evolving sexually.


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Welcome to the new front of information warfare: the inside edition.
Back in late 1969, when former Rand Corp. military analyst Daniel Ellsberg was secretly photocopying military reports that would come to be known as the Pentagon Papers, no one could have imagined that stealing and publishing classified documents on a global scale could be accomplished without leaving the comfort of one's office.
WikiLeaks, an online site dedicated to exposing government secrets, brought back memories of Ellsberg by publishing 90,000-plus documents about military activity in Afghanistan. As with the Pentagon Papers, which exposed unvarnished information about the conduct of the Vietnam War, last month's release appears to be aimed at undermining already eroding public support for a long-running military operation.
And, as was the case 40 years ago, military experts now warn that the release of classified documents could endanger the lives of service members and civilians.
But some experts were even more concerned about the bigger ramifications of the document leak: the fact that such a huge collection of classified documents could be collected and published with such ease, thanks to the Internet.
Just as anyone with rudimentary knowledge of the Web can share his or her home videos with a global audience via YouTube, WikiLeaks and similar sites make it a snap for anyone with an Internet connection to go into the publishing business, should a few national secrets fall into his or her lap.
"It's clear that it's easier than ever to circumvent classification restrictions and to broadcast secret information around the world, and that is a serious challenge to the classification system," Steven Aftergood, director of the Project on Government Secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists, told Federal Computer Week reporter Ben Bain.
But WikiLeaks was only the final stop for the classified cache. Nothing of that scale would have been possible if the Defense Department had not done the original spadework, said David Leigh at the Guardian, a newspaper in the United Kingdom that worked with WikiLeaks, the New York Times and Der Spiegel on the project.
The Army not only built a central database that contained six years' worth of sensitive military intelligence material but also gave thousands of soldiers access to it.
However, in the end, the whole system was undone by what Leigh calls the hacker creed to which many WikiLeaks supporters subscribe: "Everything residing in other people's computers is fair game, particularly if it helps subvert the world's oppressive empires and corporations."
The United States is not alone in recognizing that modern communications technology poses a threat to national security. Officials in the United Arab Emirates announced last week that they would ban BlackBerry e-mail, instant messaging and Web-browsing services beginning in October.
The problem is that Research in Motion, which provides the services, manages data at several secure networking centers around the world — all of which lie outside the government's jurisdiction. That leaves the United Arab Emirates with no legal footing to demand access to BlackBerry data in the event of a court case or national security concern.
"The U.A.E. ban is the latest in a string of skirmishes worldwide for RIM as governments try to monitor and control communications," writes a team of reporters for the Wall Street Journal. Kuwait, India and China also reportedly have asked RIM for easier access to data as a condition for operating within their borders, according to the newspaper.
The U.S. government, meanwhile, has decided to fight fire with fire, responding to WikiLeaks via social media technology, FCW's Bain writes.
A tweet sent July 27 from the Twitter account of Navy Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said, "Appalled by classified docs leak to WikiLeaks & decision to post. It changes nothing on Afghanistan strategy or our relationship w/Pakistan."
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The spy agency wants to better integrate cybersecurity into its traditional human intelligence operations.
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Insurers and other holders of massive amounts of Americans' health information have not bothered to use state-of-the-art security, resulting in millions of "leaked" and "hacked" health records/year.
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