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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has given its blessing to a new four-lane bridge over the St. Croix River near Stillwater.
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Following the VMAs, Justin Timberlake hung around the New York area long enough to create a bit more of a stir. As NJ.com reports, last night Timberlake showed up at the tiny, recently defunct club Maxwell's in Hoboken, New Jersey, to perform for the first 150 fans who showed up. (He announced the performance on Twitter.)
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Last week, when Justin Timberlake shared his new single "Take Back the Night", many people pointed out that the song shared its name with Take Back the Night, the organization that has worked to end violence against woman for decades.
Lawyers from Take Back the Night were quickly in touch with Timberlake regarding the song's title and themes. "The lyrics are definitely very sexual and not at all clearly anti-sexual violence," TBTN's Katherine Koestner told Radar. "'Use me,' for example, is not a great phrase for anyone affiliated with the organization."
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It was the first time he'd performed publicly in Los Angeles in more than five years, so it was natural to view Justin Timberlake's post-Grammys show at the Hollywood Palladium as an Event rather than just another promotional appearance for his upcoming album, The 20/20 Experience. The capacity crowd created a human fortress around the venue, all four adjacent city blocks crammed with fans shoulder-to-shoulder. (You could listen to the entirety of the newly released, eight-minute cut "Mirrors" without moving an inch in the line.) But once inside, what was initially striking was how much of a lowercase event this actually was, despite how a pair of tickets could fetch over $500 on Craigslist. Most people were far from being on their suit and tie shit, and those that were seemed to be CAA assistants guaranteed to be worthless the next morning. The rest were amongst the throngs of JT fans who just so happened to fork over $118 via Ticketmaster in the six or so minutes tickets were available.
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It's been nearly five years now since the release of FutureSex/LoveSounds, Justin Timberlake's still-awesome second solo album. But in the years since, Timberlake has largely stepped away from music, beyond the occasional solo show, guest appearance, or Lonely Island collaboration on "Saturday Night Live". Timberlake remains in the public eye, but he's focused his efforts on comedy and acting, showing up with increasing regularity on "SNL" and movies like The Social Network and Bad Teacher.
In a new Playboy interview, Timberlake talks about things like his enviable string of famous girlfriends and his love of weed. (He says he was stoned during his famous "Punk'd" appearance.) He also details his long absence from music and where he stands with recording:
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Moo moo requires a magic class of 7 and Scarecrow requires a minimum magic class of 9.
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This update also introduces the concept of "home worlds". They are a templated world (or pre-filled) that everybody gets. It acts like all your other worlds, you have full owner rights, and you don't have to keep the templated blocks. Use your home world to give a nice introduction of yourself, as a place to invite guests for cake, a hub for all your other worlds, or just as another playable world, it's all up to you.
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For seven years, I essentially had to live without my very own four-legged friend. My college prohibited pets in the dormitory halls. When I lived in Hazen, I could not have a pet.
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FMC partners with Markle Pest Management to eliminate fire ants at Texas Ronald McDonald House.
DALLAS – Sick children and their families at the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas have one less thing to worry about this summer – fire ants.
On May 25th, Markle Pest Management & Tree Service, Inc. of Mesquite, Texas and FMC Professional Solutions donated a treatment of Talstar XTRA granular insecticide to the two-acre site. Though fire ants have been a problem in the area for years, the donation ensures the Ronald McDonald House property will be fire ant free this summer.
"With the rains we've had in Dallas recently, fire ant activity is at an all-time high," says Victor Markle, who runs the company along with his brother Jay. "With the serious medical challenges these children are facing, they cannot risk allergic reactions or other problems due to fire ant stings."
Markle Pest Control donated the manpower while FMC donated four bags of its new Talstar XTRA granular insecticide. The product, which is not restricted use, eliminates fire ants in as little as minutes while also providing broad spectrum residual control for three months or more.
"Because of its speed, Talstar XTRA is uniquely suited for high-risk properties like the Ronald McDonald House," explains Markle. "We treated in the morning and by the afternoon the property had no fire ant activity and was safe for the kids."
Fire ants live in mounds in all types of turf and along driveways and sidewalks. When disturbed, fire ants will attack intruders, stinging multiple times. Each year, fire ants cost the Dallas area $121 million in property damage, medical treatments and control expenses.
"We couldn't do what we do if it wasn't for folks like Victor," says Corinne Karp, COO of the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas, which provides a home-away-from-home for families of seriously ill children seeking treatment from area hospitals. "For 20 years, their commitment to us has never faltered."
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HGSounds has updated ARP VSTi to version 1.53 and released a new free VST plug-in for Windows called Modulator.
Modulator uses an LFO which can then be used to create many modulation style effects such as Flangers, Phasers, Ring Modulators etc. The LFO can also be swapped for an Envelope follower which will use the incoming sound level as the modulation source in various ways.
- Available effects include Flanger, Phasers, Low/Band/Hi Pass Filters, Frequency Modulation, Pitch Shift, Chorus, Ring Modulation, Gapper, Autopan, Low Shelf, Hi Shelf, Notch, Peak, Decimator, and Modulation Delays.
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This week, the Georgia General Assembly reconvened after a week-long recess to analyze the Governor's budget recommendations. Having only completed eight days of the 2015 session, business is quickly starting to pick-up as lawmakers continue to file legislation and begin the committee process.
The Covington Police Department is offering citizens a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn the inner-workings of the Police Department through the Citizens Police Academy.
Last night 11 Alive News aired a report on the fees paid to the Newton County Attorney, Tommy Craig. Many questions were raised by the reporter as well as citizens who were interviewed. Many have questioned why the Board agreed to reappoint Mr. Craig as County Attorney. Prior to the vote, I made the following statement which was made part of the official minutes of the meeting.
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It's a relatively calm morning at the Newton County 911 center. Nate Stykes is giving instructions to a mother whose child is having a seizure. A few feet away, Love Frazier assures an elderly individual with chest pains that an ambulance is on the way.
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The 11Alive report from "The Investigators" on Newton County Attorney Tommy Craig, and the pay he received in 2014, brought a lot of attention to the Board of Commissioners this week, a lot of which was negative from the talk around the county and social media responses.
Some local residents expressed anger at County Attorney Tommy Craig and the Board of Commissioners Friday following a Channel 11 news report on Craig's longstanding tax problems and his $1.1 million income from the county last year. Watch it here.
Covington plays host to several movie and TV projects each year, and the chamber suggested a storefront on the square be dedicated to housing film memorabilia.
Social Circle's budget will increase this year for the first time in several years, going from $2.8 to $3 million.
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The Newton County Board of Commissioners received a glimmer of good news Monday night, when it learned the property tax digest may decline 8.25 percent next year instead of the projected 10 percent.
Councilwoman Sue Dale is stepping down from the Oxford City Council.
The proposed civic center project in downtown Covington is the classic example of a project in limbo, something counties may be able to avoid in the future.
A hike in water and sewer rates gets a third and final reading and a public hearing when the Porterdale City Council meets at 6:30 tonight.
The Covington City Council will hold a work session at 5:30 tonight that will lead into a council meeting at 6:30 p.m.
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Stingers avenge loss, 14-4
WILLMAR -- The Willmar Stingers needed a pick-me-up after suffering an 11-2 loss to Rochester Tuesday.
Wednesday, they got it.
Wally Marciel, Daniel Zapata and Jeff Barto combined to allow four runs on four hits as Willmar pounded the Honkers, 14-4.
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With a two-day fed meeting kicking off tomorrow, everyone wants to know what the Fed has in store for the market.
After the S&P 500 hit its 2009 high last Friday, the major averages dropped marginally to start the week but the market remains close to its year-to-date high.
Does today's pullback mean the end for the summer rally or will it be a small dip as the market moves upward?
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The Humminbird Transducer for Ocean Kayak Fishing Kayaks is plastic thru-hull transducer that fits the specially made groove in the bottom of most models of Ocean Kayak fishing kayaks. Single/Dual Beam, 20/60 degree, 200/83 kHz. Not compatible with the Trident Ultra, as the Ultra requires the transom mount transducer and Ultra Transducer Kit.
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Fit perfectly in my Ocean Torque and works great.
Works great and easy to install but I wish it was a smaller profile under the kayak. I have an older Prowler 13 and you can tell it is designed for the newer Tridents just by the way it fits in the hole.
Fits well in my Ocean Kayak Torque (2013). As the other reviewers point out there is about 28 1/2 feet of extra cable. The transducer isn't designed specifically for a kayak per say, it's more likely the scupper hole was designed to accomodate this type of transducer. That being said it seems like the best off the shelf option for Ocean Kayaks.
Perfect fit for the OK Tridents. Makes installing a fish finder easy enough you could have your kids do it for you.


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Why I Help Bring Jewish Music to the South
"So how long have you been a singer?"
It's a question I've been asked from time to time, and one that I can't seem to answer without sounding sarcastic.
"Um… forever?"
Singing is unique, in that if pose the "how long have you been…" question to a pianist, violinist, or some other instrumentalist, they can usually give you an exact age when they remember the first feel of the instrument in their hands. Technically, I've always had my instrument. And I'm using my instrument all the time, which is both a gift and a curse.
My earliest memories of actual singing are from Sunday School at my synagogue in Chevy Chase, Maryland. It was fun to see how much singing was involved in Jewish life and learning. We learned prayer chants as well as folk songs about our traditions and culture. Even now I'm amazed how many songs I remember from decades ago.
But you don't have to be a musician to appreciate music. As you learn to develop your own taste in music, it's your family that ultimately influences your early tastes that eventually evolve. I would steal my brother's Green Day and A Tribe Called Quest CDs, which explains my affinity for pop-rock and hip hop, and my mother would insist on us listening to the "oldies" channel on the radio which explains my love of Motown and classic rock.
Now, thanks to social media outlets and music sharing apps like Spotify which allow you to share playlists with your friends, I couldn't even tell you what "types" of music I'm into. I just listen to a song/artist/band and think "yes, I like this" or "no, not for me." The way I see it, there is less need for labeling. It's actually comical to me how far some people are willing to go to assign genres to music these days, saying "Yeah, it's kind of like indie trip-hop with a soul pop vibe."
Is that going to help me enjoy it more? Probably not. But hey, if it works for you, great.
Ultimately it's up to the listener to decide how their musical roadmap is paved and in what direction it's going. Do you want to listen to nothing but one type of music the rest of your life? Be my guest. Am I going to feel sorry for you? Absolutely.
Music is constantly evolving, and we're lucky enough to be able to see and hear it with our eyes and ears. It's true in the secular music world—and it's true in the Jewish music world. One of the current trends is multi-platform music festivals. It supports the idea that you can have something for everyone, educates your audience on new music they might not have heard before, and allows music lovers to interact socially, in real life and through hashtags and Instagram and more.
It's something I'm passionate about. And it's something I feel I can help contribute to the Southern Jewish scene.
Being a co-chair of the Atlanta Jewish Music Festival (AJMF) means being on the forefront of musical trends, from artists to festival fun to amazing social interaction and emerging music-interaction opportunities. As the Southeastern Jewish community changes, AJMF seeks to represent that change with our festival offerings. The festival aims to transcend what can often be blurry lines between religion and culture and provide a space for people to appreciate and learn about not just the music itself, but also how it relates to the world around them.
We don't know what the future of music looks and sounds like. But to me, that makes the whole thing more exciting—and I'm also proud that right here in Georgia, we'll be a part of that future, whatever it may bring.
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Southern Jewish Voices: "Faithful Journey"
Today's blog post is from Doug Smith, a member of one of the ISJL's partner congregations, Temple Israel in Columbus, Georgia. He shares a poem inspired by the themes found in this week's Torah readings and throughout the Exodus narrative.
"Faithful Journey"
Long Ago,
Through Fierce and Flickering Flames,
G-d Told Moses,
"Bring Them Out of Egypt and Lead Them to The Holy Land".
We Followed Him,
Into Stormy Seas and Through the Raging Waters,
All Marched Together as He Led Us to The Holy Land.
We Followed Him,
Into Desolate Wilderness and Through the Scorching Desert,
All Survived Together as He Led Us to The Holy Land.
We Continue to Follow Him.
Into Modern History and Through the Relentless Sands of Time,
He Still Leads Us to The Holy Land.
Thank You G-d,
Thank You Moses,
Thank You Mom and Dad,
Harriet (1937 – 2008) and Louis (1921 – 2001)
For this Faithful Journey,
Here Today I Stand,
With My Only Son,
A Jew.
Copyright DL Smith (2015)
Referencing / inspired by JPS Tanakh 2008
Exodus 3, 14, 17
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When Helping A Community, Follow Their Lead
Today's post is from Caitlin Brooking, who recently attended a "Service in Mississippi" summit hosted by the ISJL, and then graciously offered to share her thoughts on community engagement.
When we view ourselves as a global community, it is impossible for us to stand by while our neighbors are hurting. Here in Mississippi, we seem to often be the ones in the spotlight as "hurting" – afflicted by persistent poverty, health disparities, and occasional natural disasters.
When Hurricane Katrina struck the coast of Mississippi almost 10 years ago, the images of decimated neighborhoods and people in pain lingered in the minds of many, and over the next few years, thousands headed South to assist with relief efforts, for days, months, even years.
For communities already dizzy with the seemingly insurmountable task of rebuilding individual lives as well as public institutions, the influx came with conflicting emotions. As the recovery dragged on, many long-term volunteer groups began struggling with the question, "How can we authentically include and respect the community in efforts that alter the appearance and composition of their community?"
The overwhelming majority of those who came from elsewhere to rebuild the Gulf Coast came out of compassion, with good intentions to use their own skills and resources to help residents get back on their feet. Many were socially conscious recent college graduates; many had been involved with community service efforts for years, were familiar with social justice tactics and were sensitive to and protective of residents' privacy and self-agency. They made efforts to include community members in choices about housing design and community projects. Most were passionate and dedicated to their work, and wanted to leave the Gulf Coast "better than they found it."
But for residents, long-held ideas about their community – what it looked like, who lived there, where their daily lives took place— gradually began to slip away. Some despaired they would never be able to truly return home, but felt unable to express these feelings without seeming ungrateful. Of course the efforts of volunteers were desperately needed, and many would be without homes at all without it. But while they were housed, they still remained "home"-less.
How can volunteers bring their best resources to address disparities in underserved communities, while respecting the community's own vision? The answer seems simple: ask residents, listen to their responses, and engage them actively in project planning. However, projects can be complicated. Volunteers bring donor-specified outcomes, resource limitations, and specific skills that can't always be well harnessed due to timing and context. Within communities, there can be political and ideological divides, competing visions for improvement, and in a disaster, there is often a sense of urgency as well as a heightened sense of vulnerability and loss of control that can fuel reluctance to let outside visions steer the projects. All communities want to feel empowered to create a place they can see themselves thriving in, not only a place to live but a platform for improving their own lives. Aligning volunteer group goals with community-led efforts from the project's inception is crucial in managing expectations, ensuring sustainability for projects, and funneling volunteer energies and resources toward creating lasting change in the community.
Volunteer groups can work to embed themselves within the communities they serve, recognizing their role as outsiders and seeking out community-defined leaders to inform projects and guide planning processes. Planning processes should also include crafting a sustainability plan for projects, identifying specific local groups or residents who will steward projects after volunteer groups leave. Whether it is a one-day mural project or community garden, or a summer-long summer camp, projects should reflect the community's priorities and values, and engage local residents in planning and implementation as leaders, volunteers and donors.
When volunteers travel to a community, the possibilities for idea exchange, innovation, and life-changing travel experiences are abundant. Intentional incorporation of community members in every stage of the project, from planning, investment, implementation and future preservation and usage of project results, can transform a project from a one-time experience for volunteers to a meaningful turning point in the ongoing development of a strong, vibrant community.
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Kids' Carnival Party for Halloween
Come one, come all! Host a carnival-theme Halloween party for kids that's chock-full of fun food, games, and prizes.
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Step right up for a Halloween party that brings carnival-like fun right to your home. Complete with easy snacks and games -- without a Big Top budget -- this party is sure to please. Plan your menu and devise a points system for awarding prizes to game winners. At the end of the party, crown a carnival king or queen (the kids with the most points) with a special prize.
Serve a sweet cider as a noncarbonated drink option. Ladle the fragrant fall drink out of a clear punch bowl with a paper jack-o'-lantern face (cut from black paper) grinning on the front.
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Magically transform bottles of orange soda into pumpkin juice with custom labels. Just cover existing logos with printed labels from our patterns, add some jaunty ribbon, and it's a wrap!
Right before your very eyes, plain white paper drinking cones become funnels of fun. Decorate the cones with black jack-o'-lantern faces and strips of patterned paper or ribbon. Fill them with caramel corn for a sweet classic treat, or try another unique flavored popcorn recipe.
Jack-o'-lantern cookies are a decorative and tasty addition. Purchase store-bought cookies or make and frost your own.
Start the party with a guessing game challenge. Fill a clear bowl with candy corn, counting the pieces as you fill. Download and print our sign and adhere it to a paint stick (painted black) with glue. Ask kids to write their names and guesses on slips of paper. Award the child with the closest guess with a special carnival prize.
Get ready for a tossing game. Download and print our patterns: a sign for the Can Toss game and one to wrap each can. Measure around the cans and cut printed papers to wrap around them; secure with glue. Arrange the cans on a tiered shelf with designated points. Provide the kids with table tennis balls to toss into the cans .
Paint a bucket orange and adorn with a jack-o'-lantern face cut from black electrical tape. Let the kids try tossing a ball into the bucket. Award points and ring a bell (this one sports a ghostly face) for a successful try. Download our free pumpkin bucket and ghost bell patterns, cut them out, and trace the pieces onto black electrical tape; adhere in place.
Create a large wall hanging from vintage Halloween clip art. Take an image to a copy shop to have it enlarged and printed. Hang it on the wall as a backdrop and set a stool in front of it. Let kids throw beanbags, trying to get as many as they can on top of the stool. Award points for each beanbag that lands (and stays) on the stool. See next slides for details on making the beanbags.
Make your own beanbags in a snap. Cut pairs of 3x4-inch rectangles from black-and-white fabrics. Sew with the wrong sides together, leaving a small opening. Turn the bags right side out, fill them with beans, and sew the opening closed. For a beanbag tray, cut a jack-o'-lantern face from black electrical tape and adhere to a round orange tray.
Paint three mini wooden pails (available at crafts store) with thinned white paint and let dry. Cut triangle-shape eyes from black electrical tape and adhere them to the pails. For the game, hide a piece of candy underneath one of the pails. Quickly slide all three of them around, then ask the kids to guess where the candy is hiding. Award points (and the candy, of course!) for a correct guess.
Send each carnival guest home with a mini bucket full of Halloween candy. Decorate the vessels with fun black and orange stickers.
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Mason and VCU are considering a jump to the Atlantic 10 Conference from the Colonial Athletic Association, as Old Dominion ponders an invitation from Conference USA. VCU's Board of Visitors is scheduled to meet Friday, while the executive committee of ODU's Board of Visitors meets Monday.
VCU and Mason honchos have been noodling a move for months, while ODU's decision was accelerated by realignment elsewhere that created openings and a frenzy of movement one step below the marquee league level.
The Big East picked off Temple from the A-10 and Memphis, Houston, SMU and Central Florida of Conference USA, after losing Syracuse, Pitt and West Virginia to the ACC and Big 12, respectively. In addition, the Big East also added Boise State and San Diego State for football only.
The A-10 recently added Butler and awaits decisions from VCU and Mason. Conference USA last week announced the addition of five schools, including Charlotte and its fledgling football program from the A-10.
C-USA presently sits at 13 schools, with ODU as a possible 14th. It could be on its way to 16 schools and two divisions that are a bit more geographically compatible than the overall footprint that stretches from West Virginia south to Florida and west to Texas and Oklahoma.
C-USA commish Britton Banowsky said last week that the goal was to get to an even number "larger than 13" but that the league could exist at 13. He said the league would need to know by June 30 if it was going to add a 14th member for the 2013-14 season. That means ODU could have another seven weeks to decide, though few think it will take that long.
ODU's athletic budget is compatible with the newly-constituted C-USA, though football will require major upgrades in a move from the Football Championship Subdivision to Football Bowl Subdivision. According to U.S. Department of Education figures for 2010-11, the most recently available period, ODU spent $5 million on football, while C-USA's eight current members spent an average of $8.2 million on football, ranging from Marshall's $6.2 million to Rice's $12.2 million.
The DOE's Equity in Athletics figures provide a comparative snapshot of athletic departments and budgets, but by no means are the definitive measure, since many schools log revenues and expenses differently.
Anyway, a list of ODU's athletic budget and those of the 13 present and future C-USA members. These numbers, rounded up, are for entertainment purposes only.
School Total Exp. Total Rev.
ODU $27.3 mil $29 mil
ECU $31 mil $32.6 mil
Marshall $23.4 mil $24.7 mil
UAB $25.1 mil $25.1 mil
S.Miss $20.4 mil $20.4 mil
*Charlotte $13.7 mil $13.7 mil
FIU $24.6 mil $24.6 mil


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Exceptional service and food. BHOP salad dressing is something to take home and give as gifts. Comfortable atmosphere and good people.
We discovered the Bristol House of Pizza 10 years ago when on vacation at Newfound Lake. BHOP used to have the best skewered lamb in New England! Unfortunately, it is a very pricey item to keep on a menu, so years later the BHOP dropped it and we haven't been back in a while.
We returned recently and found the...
A nice, solid local ace for good food. Pizza is pretty good with a broad list of options. Like the sandwiches and burgers.
Title says it all. It's pizza, take the order, read it back, and get it right please. 2 out of the last 3 orders are screwed up. AND you make us pay for the mistakes or wait to re-cook it. Bad service.
Needed place to lunch after visiting friends. Friendly staff, nice variety on the menu; my mother loved the spinach pie and clam chowder.
They have a huge menu but the Calzones and Pizza are out of this world. Wonderful buttery crust with fresh ingredients and friendly staff!
The seafood here was the best I had during a week's vacation at Newfound Lake. Service is friendly and the prices reasonable. Can be a bit loud with a full dining room, though
I have eaten at the BHOP many times over the years and have yet to be disappointed. This past
Friday night I had the broiled seafood combo which included scallops, shrimp and haddock. Whether you are in the mood for pizza, italian food, seafood or sandwiches, this is the place to go.
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Ate there for lunch with party if 11. They were soo attentive and genuinely helpful and kind to us and our varied needs. Food was so good we got 5 pies delivered to our rental house on the last night. See you next summer!
If you are in the mood for Italian Food, then this is the place for you. BHOP as the locals call it, offer's everything from the best pizza you can find in the area to amazing pasta's of all kinds. Daily specials which range from a classic burger to fish taco's. The prices are very good and the service is...
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Braid: Highwood is up for grabs as PCs decide if Danielle Smith deserves political afterlife
Several-hundred Progressive Conservatives vote Saturday on an emotional question for many Albertans: Does Danielle Smith sail on happily as a PC, or will she pay the price for the most shocking floor-crossing in
Fortney: Bikers lending support to grief-stricken parents at murder trial
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Nelson: Immigrants are an increasingly important political assetLondon — In the ceaseless and highly emotional battle that immigration has become in the United Kingdom, there's one man even the most bitter anti-foreigner politician would welcome off the plane at Heathrow — Calgary's Jason Kenney.
Lakritz: Fear factor harms childrenIt is tempting, at a certain age, to start things off with, "In my day ..." However, in this case, it's justified. And "my day" wasn't so long ago, either. Recently, I saw a man and his son, who
Farkas: There's plenty examples of city councillors working togetherBy Jeromy Farkas Mayor Naheed Nenshi recently travelled to Halifax and made some serious charges that were broadcast on national news. The claim: newly elected councillors have allowed partisanship to get in the way of doing their jobs.
Fortney: Family hears about Meika Jordan's last hoursYou brace yourself for months, even years. You try to imagine every possible reality, no matter how tragic, letting it swirl around your brain and settle in your bones.
Braid: Budget predictions include income tax hikeThe following are educated (I hope) predictions about what's in Thursday's budget. If they don't work out, please contact me at my new post in Siberia. There will be a modest hike in personal income
Braid: Spending cuts vanish from premier's speech; now it's "holding the line"Premier Jim Prentice's televised speech to the province is a dance of the veils meant to keep eyeballs popping as budget day nears. The reported $10,000 bill for this seven-page marvel is certainly fair, if you happen to like mystery writing.
Simons: RCMP shouldn't keep names of homicide victims secretOn Jan. 6, a 25-year-old man died in a mobile home fire in Fort McMurray. Based on the results of an autopsy, RCMP declared his death a homicide. But the RCMP refused to release the name of the victim.
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Encode::Detective - guess the encoding of text
use Encode::Detective 'detect'; my $encoding = detect ($data); # Now $encoding contains a guess of the encoding of $data.
This module guesses the character set of input data. It is similar to Encode::Guess, but does not require a list of expected encodings.
my $encoding = detect ($text);
Given some bytes of text,
$text, this guesses what encoding they are in. If the encoding cannot be guessed, or if it seems to be ASCII, the undefined value is returned.
$encoding can then be passed to the
decode method of Encode:
use Encode 'decode'; my $encoding = detect ($text); if ($encoding) { $text = decode ($encoding, $text); }
The following encodings are detected:
Japanese Extended Unix Code.
Chinese encoding.
Japanese Microsoft encoding.
Korean Extended Unix Code.
Taiwanese encoding.
Cyrillic encoding.
Hebrew encoding.
French/European encoding.
The following character sets are not detected:
A MacIntosh encoding incorporating some European letters.
An extension of Shift-JIS, more common in practice than actual Shift-JIS. This has code points for things like ① (circled one) which don't exist in Shift-JIS.
A Thai encoding.
The module needs many, many more regression tests before any work can be done on altering the underlying algorithms. The existing library already has checks for some of the encodings which are not detected. These are currently switched off for some reason, maybe because it was not possible to unambiguously detect them. Without very solid regression tests, no patches can be applied to the detection code, since it will not be clear whether or not the existing encoding detection for every possible encoding is damaged by the patches.
Please send example files containing encodings. Either fork the repository and add files in the directory t/samples, or send them to the module maintainer at <email@example.com>.
TIS-620 does not seem to be detected.
The documentation of detected encodings above is not complete.
Encode::Detective is based on the C++ library for character set detection in the Firefox web browser. This library used to be available as a standalone library. Unfortunately, as of 2012, the Firefox code has been integrated into the browser code, and it cannot be used as a standalone library, so this has become a fork of the original Mozilla code.
Encode::Detective is a fork of Encode::Detect. It removes almost all of the interface of Encode::Detect except the single function "detect". This fork is intended to improve the compilation of the module on various systems. It was released to CPAN to access CPAN testers.
The edetect standalone script installed with Encode::Detective can guess the encodings of files.
LeMoDa.net offers an online detection service, which also checks the HTTP response header and the meta tag (the tag containing
charset=) of the page.
Encode::Guess is a Perl module which does something similar to Encode::Detective. It is slightly different in that it requires a list of candidate encodings.
Encode::Detect is the original version of this module. Whereas this module offers the single interface, "detect", Encode::Detect has facilities to create an object, make multiple reads, and detect end of file.
IO::HTML uses byte order mark inspection and inspection of HTML to detect encodings of web pages (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_order_mark).
There is a short description of the method used in this module to combine C++ and Perl XS at http://www.lemoda.net/perl/xs-and-cplusplus/.
Encode::Detective is based on Encode::Detect by John Gardiner Myers <email@example.com>. It was forked by Ben Bullock <firstname.lastname@example.com>.
This Perl module may be used, copied, modified and redistributed under the terms of the Mozilla Public License version 1.1, the GNU General Public License, or the LGPL.


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Mystery Moss
OmiphylumJune 22, 2014
I have found what I think is an arboreal moss. After a heavy, windy downpour, I found this in a street bordered by a lot of tall trees.
The plant has a central pad from which radiate a lot of strands, and on the strands there are more pads, some of which you can see in the sample image. The central pad was brown, as if it had been attached to bark. The rest of the pads are light green and don't appear to have attached to anything.
Is this moss? And if so, what kind is it? Its form fascinates me! I live in Raleigh NC if that helps.
Thanks for your time and attention. :)


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R/GA Designs Website for World Trade Center Site Memorial Competition.
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 28, 2003
R/GA, the interactive agency, designed and developed the Web site, www.wtcsitememorial.org, that was launched today by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC) and will be used to administer the World Trade Center Site Memorial competition.
LMDC's open, international competition will lead to the selection of a memorial design that will be located at the World Trade Center site and honor those lost in the September 11th attacks and the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center.
The website will be the main source of information for the competition enabling individuals from around the world to register and to obtain the official competition guidelines.
"We are honored to be included in the project and in some small way contribute to the ultimate rebuilding of lower Manhattan," says Bob Greenberg, Founder, Chairman and Chief Creative Officer of R/GA. "It is especially meaningful for R/GA since we are located in New York City and the importance of design has always been central to the company."
R/GA is also developing the computational infrastructure for the competition that will facilitate the categorization of the entries. The software tool plays an important role in identifying and tracking the numerous documents involved with each entrant.
R/GA (www.rga.com) is an interactive agency based in New York and serves as the lead interactive partner for a variety of Fortune 500 companies and world-class brands. Founded in 1977, R/GA has been known as a creative powerhouse and has received the top creative awards for film (The Academy Award); broadcast (Gold Clios and Cannes Grand Lions), and interactive (Milia d'Or, I.D. magazine awards and London International).
Today R/GA's work focuses on creating optimized, user-centric experiences that sell products, engage customers and build brands across interactive channels from the Web to broadband/enhanced television and wireless devices. Named Interactive Agency of the Year 2001 by Adweek, R/GA is known for innovative and award-winning design and recently has taken the technology lead on some high profile projects including, site and kiosk development for Ellis Island and the 23-story Reuters sign in Times Square. Recent work includes projects for Activison, AOL Time Warner, Aveda, Bank of America, Bed Bath & Beyond, IBM, Nestle Purina, Reuters and Smithsonian.
R/GA is part of The Interpublic Group of Companies (NYSE:IPG), one of the world's largest advertising and marketing services organizations.
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"And the new boss might drop the "Mr Governor" guff while he's about it".
And the Economist should drop having letters to the editor addressing him (or her) as "Sir". So old fashioned!
Now that we know that the next governor of the Bank of England is going to be Mr Carney , it would be interesting in ( say ) two or three years to see if he goes ahead to open the BoE up as you suggest in the article he just might do.
Clearly George Osborne has made the right call in not only choosing Mr. Carney but in avoiding any whiff of impropriety that might well have come with the choice of Tucker. It is a credit to the chancellor that he has been able to persuade Mr Carney to leave his present job while sidestepping all the issues that would certainly have been raised had he chosen some other possible candidates. Its a fine move the chancellor has managed to deliver.
Good call gentlemen!
>he has ruled himself out
Now what could have changed a banker's mind... spare a few quid, guv?
Damn, you won! Can you take our Prime Minister too? Would gladly trade.
Well done, The Economist. You have your finger on the pulse.
The Bank of England needs in a leader what all institutions in Britain need in a leader; men who are committed to the unique British form of Enlightenment and Reformation; men who are committed to the spirit of tradition, but who are not reactionaries. As such, the Bank of England needs a leader inspired by Smith and Ricardo; and disdainful of Keynes and Atlee; the same way the Church of England needs an Archbishop inspired by Cranmer and Tyndale; and disdainful of Newman and Waugh.
Oh dear. The Economist will be insufferable after this.
Mr. Carney can a Tortoise become a dragon?
Must be a happy surprise to The Economist. Mark Carney was just appointed to the job. Hopefully his future 'pointers' will be more clear.
I think that the article is right. It would be wrong to waste the experience and knowledge of Paul Tucker. He has been in the industry and bank for somewhat 30 years, and to not utilise this would be a complete waste.
It is also essential that the bank brings in someone from outside, to bring a fresh set of opinion and views that would change the bank process and operations. This could also bring about new innovative ways to bring us out of the global crisis.
Like it was said, whoever takes the role will have a tough long road ahead of them
The appointment of Paul Tucker would be a damning indictment of the Bank and the economics profession. He has been at the Bank for around 30 years and therefore is partially culpable for the largest credit bubble in history.
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