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Jessica Ramos grew up under the big top.
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An independent efficiency analysis of the Manteca Public Works Department gives it high marks at the same time it notes there are additional opportunities to do everything from improving employee morale to implementing even more cost-effective measures.
Two members of the East Union High staff led a concerted effort to raise money last Friday in assisting one of their own.
Great Valley Academy charter school is pursuing a campus in Manteca that initially will accommodate 350 students.
When San Joaquin County Sheriff's deputies pulled over a vehicle for a routine traffic stop, they discovered a 14-year-old male juvenile in the driver's seat with a 13-year-old in the passenger seat.
LATHROP – Steve Dresser, a former Lathrop councilman and planning comminsioner is one of two candidates who are challenging incumbent mayor Kristy Sayles' bid for re-election on Nov. 2.
Friday will mark the 40th anniversary in business for the Nearly New Shop.
Volunteers work as part of Sunday's "Taking it to the Streets" The outreach saw 1,500 Christian volunteers from three Manteca churches travel to various work sites in Manteca and Modesto.
Turkeys R Us - a community-based effort to make sure no family in Manteca, Lathrop, or Ripon goes without turkey on Thanksgiving and Christmas - is facing an uphill battle this holiday season.
LATHROP – Brent Maynor has several unofficial titles. The Lathrop City Council hopeful is a student of DeVry University and is studying to be a video game and simulation programmer. He is also a construction worker but was recently disabled, which is why he is enrolled in online courses to get job retraining in hopes of landing a less physically demanding job.
When teachers retire, they say goodbye to their students and to the years-long everyday grind in the classroom, but not to close friends. At least, that holds true to a group of retired teachers and staff from George McParland Elementary School. Once a month, these former coworkers take time out to catch up on post-retirement stories and simply renew close friendships over a scrumptious luncheon.
Progress is being made in Manteca's two-front effort to address chronic homeless issues.
Sonny Dhaliwal knows that there isn't an endless supply of water every time he turns on his tap.
A home fire in West Central Manteca's Walnut Place neighborhood on the southeast corner of Walnut Avenue and Alameda Street caused $125,000 in damages.
A 19-year-old Manteca man was gunned down outside the Straw Hat Pizza Parlor in the 1200 block of North Main Street at about 9 p.m. Saturday.
PG&E has two more shots using government agencies to derail South San Joaquin Irrigation District from entering the retail power business in Manteca, Ripon, and Escalon.
Bobby Ismail specializes in the rehabilitation of the body, and now it seems, the building too.
Leonardo Resendiz made a methodical point in the shooting death of a mock trial that's long been a staple of Joe Waller's Careers in Law Enforcement classes.
There's a leak at Lathrop City Hall.
It looks like almost early summer on the Stanislaus River watershed.
They are Weston Ranch's power couple. But Dale and Jill Fritchen don't see themselves as such, and never have.
The working alignment for the contentious proposed extension of a dry levee south of Manteca is directly behind parcels on the north side of Fig Avenue between Airport Way and Oleander Avenue.
Kai Burburn rocks back and forth nervously on the lip of the bowl at the new Lathrop skate park.
Free Weston Ranch. That's the rallying cry of this small community in South West Stockton.
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Dan Carcillo was suspended twice last season – four games for cold-cocking Washington's Matt Bradley, and two games for high-sticking New Jersey's David Clarkson.
So don't be surprised if the Flyers' ornery winger gets called on the carpet again, this time for elbowing Rangers forward Ruslan Fedotenko early in the third period of Thursday's 4-1 win in Philadelphia, especially since Rangers coach John Tortorella called him out in his post-game press conference.
"Do I have a problem with it? Sure, why wouldn't I?" Tortorella said. "We get these (head shot) tapes sent to us during the summer and at the beginning of the year. Why send them? It's a waste."
Replays indicate Carcillo got his elbow up on Fedotenko, who was falling to the ice when contact was made.
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Bowers & Wilkins shows Z2, Lightning updated Zeppelin Air
Bowers & Wilkins has announced the Z2 ($400) Airplay Lightning speaker dock and an updated Lightning version of its Zeppelin Air ($600) AirPlay speaker dock. Z2 is a redesigned version of the company's Zeppelin Mini, capable of docking an iPhone 5, fifth-generation iPod touch, or seventh-generation iPod nano within a newly recessed top hole. The speaker features two 3.5" full range drivers with 40 watts of total amplifier output, and comes in black or white.
Zeppelin Air, an AirPlay dock reviewed by iLounge two years ago, has also been updated with a Lightning connector for the iPhone 5, fifth-generation iPod touch, and seventh-generation iPod nano. Z2 will be available in April; the updated Zeppelin Air hits the market in May.
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I have a bine I planted last spring at my apartment, it is about 3ft tall right now. I think I will be moving in july and know I want to move the plant. any one got any ideas on how I should dig this up and transport it to another location?
damn I gotta brew something
That might be a problem by July. Cut the plant down to 5-6 feet & dig up about a one foot ball. Don't plan on any crop, as the temporary roots will be gone along with the head of the bine. If you try to keep the bine intact, there won't be enough roots to keep it going.
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David sounds spot on.
July timeframe is probably gonna shoot your Aug/Sep harvest, but the roots will survive transplanting for next year.
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I'd dig wide and deep. You can always cut back what you don't need but I'd get as much root as possible. One of the better ways of removing a plant (speaking from tree transplanting experience) would be to heavily soak the area you are planning on working and then removing the mud by hand. Keep adding water as you go so it can be gently removed from the roots. This will prevent much of the damage done by cutting roots with a spade/shovel. When done it should look like a medusa of roots which will allow for a quick recovery once transplanted. Take some of the soil and gently wrap the roots in burlap or some other oxygen/water permeable material (no plastic).
Since the hop plants are apparently so hardy you probably don't need to go through all this work, but it would allow for a healthier plant that could *possibly* allow for a minor crop harvest (if you don't cut the bines).
Best thing to do if you have the ability is to have the new area for the hop plant already setup. Support in place, soil aerated and compost/fertilized, etc, so that all you have to do is put the plant in. Evenly spread out the roots in a radial pattern so they quickly can get a foot hold and not compete for nutrients.
I can move the hop any time between now and July but the chance of frost is a concern in my area.
I was also thinking of taking a cutting to start a new plant while I have the root ball out of the ground.
when should I move the plant? I think There is a chance of frost until the end of may here. it is already about 3ft tall.
latitude 42.860N. The longitude is -77.315W
I cant seem to find any frost info so I guess Im going to move it this week.
I got some rooting hormone and Im going to try to take a cutting.
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One person was sent to the hospital after a three-car accident at a Calera intersection Tuesday morning. According to Calera Police, two pickup trucks stopped at a stop light were struck by a car at approximately 9 a.m. on Tuesday.
The trucks sustained damage but both drivers were unharmed. The driver of the car was taken to the hospital.
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Mercer Museum
It's a history museum of everyday life in america during 18th and 19th centuries.Henry Mercer (1856-1930) gathered the collections and completed construstion of the Museum in 1916. The collection of 40,000 objects documents the lives and tasks of early Americans through the tools that met their needs and wants prior to the Industrial revolution,or...more
The James A Michener Art Museum
If you like modern art this museum is for you. You will not find my favorite Dali pictures here or something that the whole World knows about, it's a picture of local artists, but there are a lot of interesting works there too. My personal favorites are "Rae in a Green dress" by Ben Solowey, "The seagulls Hunts" by Henry B Snell, etching exhibition...more
Peddlers Village
Just outside of Doylestown is Earl Jamisons village dream come to life. Peddlers Village is a truly charming shopping experience. Gone is the hustle and bustle of the mall. In its place is a community of shops, eateries and attractions down winding cobblestone paths.You may see other views of this village in my New Hope Off the beaten track tips.more
Doylestown Restaurants
We were walking down the street looking for a BYOB type place when we happened across the Domani Star. We did not have a reservation (a Saturday night) so we opted to sit at the counter rather than wait for a table.
The place is rather small but the service was attentive and quick. At the counter you can watch the chef prepare your dinner. We split a salad which included a warm wedge of some type of lettuce. I never thought cooked lettuce was doable but it was actually quite good.
Favorite Dish: I had the salmon with a crabmeat topping and mashed Yukon gold potatoes.Related to:
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Doylestown Nightlife
Check out their website before you go. The upstairs bar is open Friday and Saturday nights. I visited in February and I saw a nice outdoor patio area that is used in nice weather.
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A touch of Tuscany in Bucks County
This gourmet and home goods store is an Italian piece of heaven right in Bucks County. Located on the outskirts of Doylestown in Peddlers Village, Casa Casale alone is worth the trip. If you are a shopping afficienado you may already know about Peddlers Village. This beaucolic little burg is chock full of boutiques, eateries and designer outlet...more
Designer Outlets
The Outlets at Peddlers Village are terrific for any shoppaholic. If you are a shopping afficienado you may already know about Peddlers Village. This beaucolic little burg is chock full of boutiques, eateries and the designer outlet shops. I prefer the boutiques and artisan shoppes. Coach and so much moremore
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Doylestown What to Pack
Luggage and bags: A light tote bag would be fine for walking around. But leave room so you can hit up the artsy shops in downtown Doylestown and the outlets in Penn's Purchase!
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: The weather is the same with all eastern towns. Jackets are a must in the winter, windbreakers in spring, tank tops and polos in the summer, and a light jacket in fall. You know the usal. But you must bring comfy shoes since there are so many historic places!
Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Almost none. There are always places to pick those items up. But if you have asthma you might need your medication since there will be alot of walking, just take it esay!
Photo Equipment: Bring your best outdoor lenses! The feilds here will strike you along with all the historic buildings!
Camping/Beach/Outdoor Gear: There are plenty of places to go camping just bring your fall gear since at night it will be kinda cold. Be sure to have mats, check if you are aloud to have fires since many places are VERY strict, and some places will not provide showers.
Miscellaneous: Just be sure to pack your sightseeing shoes! And a journal since you will take to all the great poets and writers (Pearl Buck for example writer of The Good Earth) so be not to be caught without your pen!Related to:
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Doylestown Off The Beaten Path
Market/Store connected somehow to Delaware Valley College. Stop by for a bite to eat and brouse the selection of cheeses, sauces, pretzels and other edibles in the store. We visited in February but I understand they have fresh local product in season.Related to:
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Favorite thing: See Fonthill, an ode to the future of concrete built by an American eccentric/visionary. It's a house museum, but one of the weirdest you will have ever visited. Nearby is the Mercer Tile Museum, where you can pick up some nice souvenirs (at the gift shop, I mean!)
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New Voicemail to Text service launched
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April 2, 2008 The developers of Dragon Naturally Speaking speech recognition technology have announced Nuance Voicemail to Text, a voicemail transcription service that delivers high-quality readable messages to mobile devices at CTIA Wireless 2008. Offered through carriers, the service uses Nuance's speech recognition and transcription workflow solutions to convert voicemails left on any voicemail box into text. Transcribed messages are sent to users as SMS or email messages.
Nuance Voicemail to Text allows users to read voicemail messages rather than simply listen to them, introducing the opportunity to access and organize voicemails in a more communication-holistic manner. Because the messages are transcribed, users don't have to worry about writing down or losing information while driving or on-the-go. Messages can be saved, edited, forwarded, indexed in an archive and retrieved anytime, anywhere.
"Converting voicemail to text is a powerful and simple concept. But implementing a highly scalable semi-automated service is far more complex and requires highly accurate speech recognition – technology that takes decades to develop," said Steve Chambers, president, mobile and consumer services division, Nuance. "The Nuance Voicemail to Text Service integrates speech technology with over 3,000 Nuance transcriptionists, hosted in a Nuance-owned facility, with proven security, scalability, and reliability."
The new service is based on Nuance's state-of-the-art Dragon Naturally Speaking speech recognition technology. NaturallySpeaking is the predominant speech recognition engine for dictation and transcription. As the leading provider of speech recognition solutions, Nuance draws on more than ten years of experience implementing, deploying and hosting carrier-grade speech recognition solutions worldwide to host the Nuance Voicemail to Text for service providers. The system is integrated with any standard voicemail system, so callers can simply leave a message on a voicemail system that's Nuance-enabled, and the message is transcribed to text and sent back to the voicemail platform. Transcribed messages are delivered to users through any messaging medium.
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Re: Hosting YUI libs on Yahoo!'s servers vs our own server
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- Great, your thinking of YOUR advantages.
How about your user's advantages?
If all YUI-sites would use Yahoo-hosting, the libraries - and that's
ca. 300k! - would all be in their cache already. Even with DSL the
initial first-load time of a YUI homepage is significant. With this
advantage you also don't care about unused pieces of JS code - or do
you strip the DLLs or libc of your Windows or Linux of unused
functions as well? By stripping you save some space to gain faster
load times - which you'd get for free if you (granted: and most
others) used Yahoo-hosting.
The argument somebody else brought up that Yahoo could go broke is
silly - not because that can't ever happen, but because why would that
prevent you from switching your HTML to use a local copy on your own
server within minutes (unless your HTML is a total mess of course and
you don't know how to use perl/awk/sed etc. to automate the process)?
The point of Yahoo-serving is it only works if a majority of YUI-sites
do it. It would be nice if Yahoo would show some statistics so that
people like you could be convinced (or not).
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> We're hosting them from our own servers where I work. Once we're
> outta development the plan is to serve the js that's been written from
> our own CDN in order to have the same benefits as having Yahoo! serve
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> Another benefit is that you can strip out any JS from the files that's
> not being used/called in your own code in order to reduce all the JS
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> Personally I like having the files locally so that it's easier to
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Date: 1912 ca.
Description: Taliesin I courtyard looking south from the hayloft.
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Description: Exterior view of Frank Lloyd Wright's residence, Taliesin, from the southeast, emphasizing the broad overhangs and horizontal lines of the structure. Holl...
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Description: Dining room in Taliesin II. Several pieces of Asian art decorate the space.
Date: 1955-12-21
Description: Model of proposed city auditorium (Monona Terrace) taken inside Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin Studio. The view is from above showing the roof top terrace.
Date: 1959 ca.
Description: Exterior view of Taliesin showing garages with several parked cars. Taliesin is located in the vicinity of Spring Green, Wisconsin.
Description: Exterior of the workroom chimney, the trellis and garden around the chimney, and the entry loggia of Taliesin II.
Description: View of Taliesin I from the South.
Date: 1911 ca.
Description: The dam and pond at Taliesin, the home of Frank Lloyd Wright. Wright dammed a small stream on the property to create the pond and to ensure water could be...
Description: Fireplace with plant in a room at Taliesin, the summer home of Frank Lloyd Wright and the Taliesin Fellowship. Taliesin is located in the vicinity of Sprin...
Description: Taliesin I entry loggia and plants viewed from the courtyard. A small portion of the trellis is at the left from which gourds are hanging.
Description: Taliesin I courtyard from the porte-cochere looking toward the stable wing. The statue, "Flower in a Crannied Wall", is in the center with the small decora...
Description: Boat on pond at Taliesin during a boating party. Taliesin was the summer residence of Frank Lloyd Wright and the Taliesin Fellowship.Taliesin is located i...
Description: Taliesin I hayloft as seen from the courtyard. The statue, "Flower in a Crannied Wall", stands on a stone pillar. A cow and a calf can be seen through the...
Description: Landscape looking towards Taliesin, the home of Frank Lloyd Wright, from the northeast. This view shows, left to right, the exteriors of the living room,...
Date: 1936 ca.
Description: Frank Lloyd Wright and his wife Olgivanna, seated together reading in the living room at Taliesin. Taliesin is located in the vicinity of Spring Green, Wis...
Date: 1945 ca.
Description: View of the Midway Barns, constructed in 1938 on the farmland adjoining Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright's residence and architectural school complex. Taliesin...
Date: 1957
Description: Fireplace in the living room of Taliesin, the summer home of architect Frank Lloyd Wright. Taliesin is located in the vicinity of Spring Green, Wisconsin.
Description: Northwest elevation of Taliesin showing the a portion of the garden room, Wrights' bedroom, and the gardens. Taliesin was the summer home of architect Fran...
Date: 1927 ca.
Description: View of Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright's residence and studio after its reconstruction in 1914-1915 and after a fire in February of 1927. Taliesin is locate...
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My favorite Cowboy Bebop charcter is Spike. The reasonis because he has that F*** the world adittude and dosent care that much for others.
from cowboy bebop i gotta say that my favourite character is Grencia Mars Elijah Guo Eckener cuz his past life was as a soldier and in the episodes 'jupiter jazz' the fight scene is rele kool and bloody, but the sad part is when gren becomes and jazz musician, he gets locked up cuz people thing that he is a spy. and the crazy part about him was when he herd that vicious told the jury that he was a spy he went crazy, and people sent him into drug testing where they put some nasty drugs in him. i like him cuz he didnt do anything to stop the people from testing on him and that showed strenght but finally when he gets back to normal he escapes
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My favorite Cowboy Bebop charcter is Spike. The reasonis because he has that F*** the world adittude and dosent care that much for others.
my favorite character would have to be spike. hes an expert at martial arts, he a really good shot with a gun. he also is very smart and tactical, and even has his funny moments. plus he flies the sexy ship the swordfish, come on whats not to like.
good reason.
i also like spike not coz we're alike but coz he's got a cool gun and coz he killed that Vicious bastard
I'd have to say my favorite CB character is Faye Valentine. She's beautiful, for one. Two, she's very stubborn and does things her way. She's also strongwilled. A character trait I find very valuable. I haven't seen many episodes of Cowboy Bebop, but from what I have seen so far, I'd have to say either Faye or Spike. They're both pretty much the same. Spike has this 'careless' attitude about everything and basically is just 'cool'. He's great. Love him.
Well, as you might've gathered from my name, CB is my all-time favorite anime. There are many reasons I like all the characters, but I'll narrow it down a bit.
Favorite Main Char.- Ed. Her insane sanity, quick mind, and quirky wit remind me too much of me, in spite of the fact that she and I are of opposite sexual persuasions.
Favorite Minor Char.- Victoria Terpskadey (Heavy Metal Queens). What can I say. A lady truck driver with an "up yours" attitude. What's not to like?
Favorite Villian- Asimov Solenson (Asteroid Blues). Not who you expected, huh? At least Viscious had SOME sense of honor. Solenson didn't care WHO he took with him when he was smuggling the Red Eye.
What are your thoughts on my choices?
Last edited by BebopHitchhiker; Feb 22, 2007 at 09:20 AM. Reason: Fingers developed a stutter
Hello. I myself perfer the character of Edward, she is never able to read(her actions of course.)She is a genius, but she acts as dumb as a post.
I simply adore that little girl! :3
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I have to go with Edward. The reason I like Edward so much os because Ed always seems to pull through when needed most. I also like how Ed just takes life so casually.