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Multiple lightning caused fires in the Indian Valley area
A load of smoke jumpers has been deployed on Keddie Ridge. There are 3 or 4 fires on the Ridge, the largest being the Keddie Fire which is approximately 10 acres. Three more loads of smokejumpers have been ordered.
The air attack coordinator over what is now being called the Mt Hough Complex has requested four air tankers and a lead plane to assist suppression efforts.
Two of the larger fires have nearly burned together. Air attack suggests allowing them to burn together and utilizing an indirect attack. That would entail burning out from the road system and constructing fire lines along the ridge tops to contain the fire. He estimates the potential final size to be 2,000 acres but also added that it could take out the entire north slope of Mt Hough".... if we don't get on it".
There is already group tree torching which indicates atmospheric instability this early in the morning. Atmospheric instability can lead to extreme fire behavior.
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Following a large thunder and lightning storm that moved through Plumas County Sunday afternoon, fires from mulitple lightning strikes were reported in the Indian Valley area. Not much precipitation was reported in the area.
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This photo of the Indian Valley fires taken by Elaine of ETaddei Photography shows the fire above Arlington Road with Arlington Trailer Park lights on the right. Elaine observed three fires on different mountains surrounding the valley, with a smaller one on the top of Keddie Ridge and another above Neers. This photo was taken about 10 p.m. Sunday evening from Stampfli Lane in the middle of Indian Valley. As of 11:40 p.m. the manager of Arlington Trailer Park said they have not been ordered to evacuate, the winds are calm, and the fire is laying down and not moving toward the park.
Here is the official report from the USFS: Lightning has sparked over a dozen small fires primarily in the Keddie Ridge/North Arm areas of Indian Valley near Taylorsville CA. Most of the fires are reasonably small. Several, on the north slope of Mt. Hough have grown and are very conspicuous, especially at night. The fires are very apparent within Indian Valley. Smoke will be visable to other nearby communities in Plumas and Lassen counties on Monday morning. In addition to local resources, numerous strike teams of engines and handcrews have been ordered in addition to air resources. There was little to no moisure from the thunderstorms in the area of the fires although moisure was received in other areas within Indian Valley. Fire size is difficult to assess this early in the process; acreage will be added in the morning.
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Listed below are the Initiatives we will pursue in the first phase of the Campus Compact implementation process. These areas were identified by the Compact planning team as the most significant and most crucial areas at Oregon State University to which we must contribute. Subgroups of the Compact planning team are currently giving structure to these ideas for partial or full implementation in the fall of 1996. The necessary connections are being made to allow for cross-functional planning where possible and appropriate.
Strengthen the Co-curriculum
To strengthen the formal co-curriculum by coordinating more vigorously and setting more clear and specific expectations for Student Affairs staff involvement in facilitating students' experiences.
Support for Student Transition Needs
To work in a more focused way with students to assist them in their transition into the University and continue until graduation (or until their educational objectives have been attained) and into the entry level of their careers. We will pay special attention to first-year success, the need for academic support, and timely career advising.
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To create a "safe" learning environment to support student success, while offering opportunities to exchange ideas on social issues. We will pay special attention to the physical settings in which learning takes place. This may include focus on those factors that cause learners to feel "at risk" in certain settings.
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To prepare staff to be career-long learners, to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to promote student growth, and to advance the Initiatives of the Compact. We will establish clear proficiency standards for staff performance and clear articulation of staff members' rights and responsibilities.
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Julio and Enrique Iglesias
Julio Iglesias may be best known as Willie Nelson's duet partner on the cheesy '80s love song "To All the Girls I Loved Before," but the Spanish singer is so much more than that.
The Grammy winner has sold more than 300 million records worldwide in 14 languages and has released 77 albums. Oh, and he also fathered fellow Grammy winner Enrique Iglesias.
Despite his famous last name, Enrique was reluctant to ride his father's coattails from the very beginning. Enlisting the help of a family friend, he landed his first record deal by promoting demo tracks under the name "Enrique Martinez."
Nearly 20 years later, the rest is history. He's since sold 58 million albums worldwide, placing five songs in the Billboard Hot 100 top five singles, including the crossover hits "Bailamos," "Be With You" and "Hero," and holds the record for producing 22 No. 1 Spanish-language singles on Billboard's Hot Latin Tracks.


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Darren Daulton was a key part of the Phillies' NL championship team in 1993. / Rusty Kennedy, AP
Former major leaguer Darren Daulton has brain cancer.
Philadelphia radio station 97.5 FM released a statement that said the former Phillies catcher was diagnosed with a glioblastoma, a form of brain cancer the American Brain Tumor Association calls highly malignant.
Daulton, 51, had hosted a nightly radio show on 97.5 FM before doctors found two tumors in his brain June27. He had surgery July 1 to remove them.
"(Daulton) has returned to his Clearwater-area home to continue recuperating amongst his immediate family and friends," the statement reads. "He will eventually begin treatments in Florida. Darren and his family wish to thank everyone for their loving support."
Kevin Judy, the neurosurgeon who performed Daulton's surgery, termed it a success immediately after the procedure.
According to the MD Anderson Cancer Center, glioblastomas are aggressive and very infiltrative. Judy said after the surgery that Daulton, nicknamed "Dutch," likely would need radiation treatment.
The ABTA lists the survival rate for glioblastoma patients at anywhere from 14 months to three years with standard treatment.
Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter was diagnosed with a Grade 4 glioblastoma in May 2011 and died in February 2012.
"It saddens me, but I'll still remain optimistic," Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. said. "I'm hoping and praying things go well for him. He's got a tough road ahead of him, but I hope it goes well."
Daulton played for the Phillies for 14 seasons and is most remembered for guiding them to the 1993 World Series. He hit 24 home runs that season, while driving in 105 runs.
Daulton has remained beloved by the Phillies fan base, despite off-field troubles during and after his career.
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The twisted dream was brilliant. I love how it seems to link with the Prologue... Does this mean that the Orb with Fork wings is the Sigilyph and that Chiaki was the Grey Cloaked Pokémon?
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So good I donated,$$, not what its worth, but the best I could do. About all I could suggest as a want is an option to freeze out windows 8 as it keeps coming on whenever I touch "frequently" this sorry touch pad in any of the multitude of ways it does not like.
Muy buen programa.
Classic Shell is a great application! Be sure to download it from sourceforge! We should be able to pay for a non-GPL license instead of upgrade to a proprietary application. I dislike the dishonesty it now does by suggesting to upgrade with no license change being identified. It feels like they are disbanding the GPL version in favor for a proprietary non-open source version. Even if the source was shown under a proprietary-only license, I could at least determine if it contains spyware or adware. Not to mention, I am interested in learning and supporting it's source code to the features I like. We need to donate for the GPL code, or pay for a open-source proprietary version. But not until the suggested upgrade specifies the intent. Even if it becomes nagware (with the GPL source-code, we can disable the nagware). Or we need to fork this code (donations, or large portion thereof, still going towards the original owner).
I heard about this from an IT professional who has to install this on all his clients PCs with Windows 8 installed. I know no-one with Windows 8 that wouldn't want this app. I have a Win7 desktop and a Win8 laptop. Love the laptop hardware-wise but when at home I always go to the desktop just to avoid the desire to launch the laptop across the room. Win8 may be solid, have some good features but... to redesign the wheel by adding a pretty much unwanted tile interface OS on top of a desktop OS with some totally idiotic changes is mind-blowingly arrogant of MS. Why not have a set-up screen at first boot so we can select what we want?? It's taken 6 months to get my laptop in a usable state - and to do so has required totally chance conversations with IT pros who are picking up tips on the net grapevine, this app being probably the most useful... Makes your Win8 machine like a Win7 one... just what everyone wants. I can't use AutoCAD on a 10" touch-screen and I still need a laptop. Touch screen on a laptop is utterly pointless and even more pointless on a desktop. Thank you for this app. I have a 'computer' again.
Just installed this on an 8.1 machine yesterday... so far, so good. Has alleviated much frustration with the new, "toy" Windows mash-up. If you want to just play around with your new touchscreen, 8.x is fine, but if you're used to being productive with the pre-8 menu system, this is a great tool. Kudos to the author for picking up the ball after Micro$oft fumbled it. You can still have the best of both worlds by letting Win8 boot to the new Start Screen, then click or hot-key your way to the desktop when you're ready to get down to work, or you can tell Classic Shell to go right to the desktop with the Classic Shell in place; the choice is yours. All in all, very well done. I give it 5 stars for features and ease of use, but only 4 (still very good) for design, based on the aesthetics - which is purely subjective.


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Walking around Melbourne, you could be forgiven for thinking you'd landed in a Swedish art house movie, because so many people are wearing black. But two important things will tell you that you haven't. Firstly, trams – and strange tram-related road rules – have never appeared in a Swedish art house movie. And secondly, Melbourne shows her true colours in so many other ways beyond sombre sartorial style.
Like in the proudly displayed flags and scarves of her many AFL Football (Aussie Rules) teams like Carlton and Hawthorn, or in the bright, helpful attitude of her residents, who seem more authentic and eager than Sydneysiders. Or in her passion for music and the arts; in the hole-in-the-wall pubs along Brunswick Street, where you can catch up-and-coming bands play free any night of the week.
Or along Lygon Street's sumptuous Italian food outlets that lure tourists and locals alike with the fragrance of fresh coffee, garlic and tomato. Or in St Kilda, the waterfront entertainment hub, and in the quirky, offbeat thrift stores that mingle with high-end fashion on Chapel Street.
So if Melbourne were a colour, she would be red: bright, vivid, passionate and sexy.
Melbourne's Top 10
10. Federation SquareThe meeting place for Melbournians in the know, the square is the site of many a Melbourne shindig. |
5. Southbank A trendy entertainment precinct alive with beautiful people on the banks of the Yarra River. Recommended for a leisurely breakfast. |
9. Melbourne Observation Deck Gives an uninterrupted bird's-eye view of the city. |
4 . MCG Melbourne Cricket Ground, Mecca for the sports-mad. Home to cricket in the summer, Aussie Rules in winter. |
8. National Gallery of Victoria Feast your eyes on some of the most influential Australian and international art, split between two locations. |
3. Flinders Street Station In all its decrepit grandeur, Flinders Street Station may not be somewhere you'd want to hang out all day, but it is worth a look for the punks out the front clashing with the grand colonial architecture. Also, handy if you need to catch a train. |
7. St Kilda Markets Set along the picturesque boardwalk, these markets offer quality rather than quantity. Find what to do in St Kilda with this Guide |
2. Abbotsford Convent Never fear, there aren't any nuns there these days, so you can enjoy an alcoholic beverage as you wander the grounds without being slapped with a ruler! |
6. Luna Park The oldest Luna Park in existence, this one – unlike Sydney's –still retains its traditional charm. |
1. Old Melbourne Gaol Australia's most haunted building (take a candlelit tour and see for yourself) and the place where Ned Kelly met his maker. Admire or despise him (and Australians are fairly evenly divided), outlaw Kelly did come up with some of the coolest last words ever: 'Such is life'. |
Melbourne History
- Shrine of Remembrance – A memorial to those who served in war.
- Princess Theatre – A reportedly haunted theatre from the 1850s.
- Station Pier – Port Melbourne's historic main passenger pier.
- Puffing Billy Railway – In the 1900s, Melbourne was connected to the rest of the populated areas in the country by way of narrow-track steam trains, and Billy is the only remaining working engine.
- Flinders Street Station – A railway passenger station from the early 20th century.
Melbourne Art & Culture
- Melbourne International Arts Festival and Fringe Festival – Two independent celebrations that last for 17 days in October.
- Art Appreciation – The city has more than 100 galleries, including The National Gallery of Victoria, which is the oldest and largest gallery in Australia.
- Opera – Opera Australia and the Victorian Opera Company are two notable companies that occasionally offer free concerts.
- Film Festivals – There are four major film festivals held in Melbourne every year, including the Melbourne International Film Festival (MIFF).
- The Australian Ballet – This ballet company is the largest in Australia and has annual performances at the State Theatre.
Melbourne Shopping
- Queen Victoria Market – An open-air market with more than 600 vendors.
- Hunter Gatherer – Profits from second-hand and HG-label merchandise assist the low income, unemployed and elderly.
- Dangerfield – Clothing that encourages bold statements and individuality.
- Haighs Chocolates – Established in 1915, Haighs is a must for any chocolate lover who appreciates decadent candies made from raw cocoa beans.
- Melbourne Central – This area offers tasteful architecture and interesting displays, such as the Fob Watch marionettes, the Glass Cone and a Vertical Garden.
Gay & Lesbian Melbourne
- Melbourne Queer Film Festival – This is one of the oldest queer festivals in the world, incorporating queer-themed films and events.
- Hares and Hyenas – A must-see bookshop that offers GBLT literature, news and culture.
- Bars, Pubs and Nightclubs – Several popular nightclubs include The Peel, Xchange and Laird.
- Midsumma – The International Gay & Lesbian Festival offers three weeks of fun, history, dancing, art and community events.
- Club 80 – One of the biggest sex clubs in the world.
Melbourne Outdoor
- Ride a Bike – A relatively new bicycle-sharing system has been established, along with special road lanes and facilities for bikers.
- Melbourne Zoo – Australia's oldest zoo that features animals in bio-climate zones and realistic enclosure environments.
- Brighton Beach – Clean sand, blue water and a stunning view are offered at this renowned beach.
- Royal Botanic Gardens – Plants from all over the world can be enjoyed at one of these meticulously landscaped gardens.
- Rialto Towers Observation Deck – Enjoy the view of Melbourne from the tallest building in the city.
Melbourne Sport
- Australian Grand Prix – A racing event held in Albert Park in mid-March.
- Australian Open – An annual tennis tournament held during the Australian summer.
- Rugby – The Melbourne Storm is a professional club based in Melbourne.
- Melbourne Cup – A thoroughbred horse race that is held on the first Tuesday of November.
- Australian Rules Football – Nine of the Australian Football League teams are based in Melbourne or greater Melbourne.
Melbourne Local
CarltonWith its quaint terraces built in the 1800s, Carlton is as pretty as a picture, but it's got real guts, too. It was populated early on by Italian immigrants and was originally working class, but Melbourne's foodie clique couldn't resist the aromas of Nonna's home cooking and crowds flock to Lygon Street en masse to feast on the still-traditional fare.
Like any good Italian neighbourhood, Carlton has had its fair share of drama, providing the backdrop for years of Melbourne's tit-for-tat gang wars. Don't let that put you off, though – the most mafia action you're likely to see on the streets of Carlton is a couple of old Dons sitting together over good Italian coffee, watching the world go by.
Carlton is also home to Melbourne Zoo, location of some surprisingly funky gigs in the summer months, the Royal Exhibition Building, location of Australia's first parliament (so presumably some of the politicians really were criminals!) and the Melbourne Museum, where Phar Lap, Australia's most famous racehorse – actually born in New Zealand – can still be seen (not quite as active as in his heyday, but a testament to Australians' love of sport and taking a punt).
While Fitzroy still displays some impressive Colonial architecture, the Depression hit it hard and it fell into disrepair for decades. Cheap rent attracted students, immigrants and struggling artists, and the areas around Brunswick Street especially became Melbourne's bohemian centre.
Alternative boutiques and pubs still dot the streets, but, middle-class money has now gentrified Fitzroy, meaning truly struggling artists can't afford to live there any more. But the suburb remains home to Melbourne's annual Fringe Festival every September and fantastic tapas around Melbourne's Johnston Street-based Spanish Quarter.
Close to Melbourne's major sporting venues, including the iconic MCG, East Melbourne and Richmond have been adopted by both the Vietnamese and Greek immigrant communities. Victoria Street is a Pho-lover's dream, with restaurant upon restaurant filled to the brim with authentic Vietnamese delights. Swan Street is the place to go if you fancy for something a little more Hellenic. Melbourne has the biggest Greek population outside Athens, so you can rest assured the grub is garlicky, Greek and good.
Once you've finished sampling the culinary delights, work off the calories with some hardcore retail therapy. Bridge Street boasts the city's biggest range of factory outlets, so put your walking shoes on and get your credit card ready.
Toorak and South Yarra
If East Melbourne and Richmond smell of Yirros and Pho, then Toorak and South Yarra smell of money. Yoga mums with Hermes purses abound, but it's worth dodging the BMW 4WDs on the northern end of Chapel Street to check out the stunning homes and leafy streets.
Prahran Market is the place for fresh produce, from seafood to meat, while some of the trendy nightclubs, like Boutique and OneSixOnebecome different sorts of meat markets on the weekends!
Now a gentrified suburb, Williamstown has a long history as a port, and its pretty marina and foreshore give a village-feel to the whole area. Williamstown Beach is great for picnics and paddling, and the whole suburb is steeped in local nostalgia, with locals rarely venturing far from their childhood stomping grounds to settle and make families of their own. A trip to the 'Willy RSL' club will see you encounter some colourful characters who'll be only too happy to wax lyrical about the good ol' days, and introduce you to a fistful of blokes they've known for over 50 years.
Melbourne Eats
In case you haven't picked it already, Melbourne is foodie heaven. World-class restaurants mingle with blink-and-you'll-miss-it gems, and the city's strong multiculturalism and immigrant communities provide a playground of flavours just waiting to be discovered.
Madame Brussels A fabulously camp, kitsch and cosy Melbourne establishment where cocktails come in ser teapots and cupcakes on fine china. Enough said. |
Italian Waiter's Club: Historically, the place used to be a hangout for Italian waiters to kick back after a long shift. Luckily the rest of us are now in on the secret. |
Babka Bakery Café: A Melbourne institution known for sublime breads and hearty breakfasts. Soak up your hangover in Russian baked-goods heaven. |
MoVida: The name refers to the period of fun, art and passion in Spain after Franco died, but all you really need know about this restaurant is that its tapas is frighteningly good. |
Camy Shanghai Dumpling Restaurant: What the name lacks in poetry, the dumplings more than make up for – and at 15 for $6, they can name it whatever the hell they want! |
Cicciolina: Dark, intimate, no reservations and always a line. Brave the wait in the bar out the back, however—it's well worth it. |
Stokehouse: With views out to the bay, families downstairs and fine dining upstairs, this is a Melbourne household name, with smiley, happy service. |
Courthouse Hotel: Remember the days of a simple, basic pub meal? If you miss 'em, don't come here. Encompassing the new food philosophy that is the gastro pub, you won't find a stodgy roast in sight… but you will find an excellent menu with excellent drinks. |
Lentil as Anything: If the clever pun didn't have you hooked, how about this: you pay what you feel the meal was worth, and in doing so contribute to a 'new food philosophy that places human dignity over profit.' |
The Press Club: A real treat, with a high-end, innovative menu and celebrity chef George Calombaris at the helm. |
Melbourne Events
Melbourne is a city not short on festivals and events, and with a passionate population with a penchant for celebration, no-one throws a party like Melbourne.
For sports, there's the Australian Tennis Open held each January in Rod Laver Arena. There's also the Melbourne Cup Carnival in October/November, with the big race itself taking place on the first Tuesday in November. The whole state gets a public holiday for that one! Completing the trifecta is the annual Boxing Day (26 December) cricket test, where 100,000 passionate (and, as the day wears on, often inebriated) fans roar the Aussies on.
In March, the Moomba Festival in March brings musical flavours from around the planet, while the International Flower Show attracts a green-thumbed following.
Melbourne also hosts the Melbourne International Comedy Festival (March/April) where comedians from all over the world (but mostly, it seems, Ireland and Australia) come to drown their insecurities in public applause.
June brings the Melbourne International Jazz Festival, followed in July by the Melbourne Film Festival and Melbourne International Motor Show (interestingly enough, not a lot of crossover with these clienteles.)
The heart of Melbourne winter is warmed by the arrival of the Melbourne Writer's Festival, in August, and with a thriving literary and arts scene, it's always worthwhile.
The Melbourne Fringe Festival and Melbourne International Arts Festival arrive with spring and by the end of the year everyone's just trying to cope with the heat and recover from the Melbourne Cup!
When To Go
Melbourne's weather is unpredictable. The Crowded House song Four Seasons in One Day was written in and about Melbourne, yet Melbournians vigorously deny that Sydney is sunnier.
Summer in Melbourne, while usually pleasant, can get very hot, and a week or more of temperatures above 35°C (95°F) is not uncommon.
It always seems to rain in October, so carry an umbrella. Melbournians never let the rain bother them, probably because the sun is almost always back before the day is out.
What To Miss
Although Melbourne's Queen Victoria Markets is one of the biggest open markets in the southern hemisphere, it's basically a smorgasbord of all the useless junk you don't need. While the fruits and vegetables are pretty good quality, check out one of the smaller farmer's markets and save yourself the hassle.
King Street was once Melbourne's nightlife hub, but is now the domain of buck's nights and late-night brawls. Melbourne's back lanes provide plenty of better quality watering holes, without the threat of leering bucks and greased-up, cologne-drenched schoolies.
You may be seduced into a horse and buggy ride through the streets of Melbourne, but take it from us – you'll pay about $50 for the privilege of looking like a bit of a fool and staring up the business end of a farmyard animal.
Getting Around
Melbourne is a sprawling city. Both its airports are well out of town, so expect to pay through the nose for a taxi ride to civilisation. A better option – although not an appealing one if laden with suitcases – are the frequent and well-priced buses into the heart of the city. You can also rent a car, handy to enjoy the variety of Melbourne "suburban" scenery – visit Melbourne Car Rental.
Melbourne is well-served by public transport, with trams- a quaint but efficient means of getting around from beach to business district. Hiring a car is always an option, especially if wanting to explore outside Melbourne, but parking spaces in the city and surrounding suburbs can be hard to come by. Because of the trams, you also have to get in the left lane to turn right. It's weird, but somehow works!
For the active/environmentally minded, you can rent a bicycle (and a helmet) at any of the 50 bike stations around the city and return it to a different one. It's a great, easy and cheap way of getting around.
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Melbourne, Australia's second largest city, maintains its European vibe with the sight of Victorian buildings, cafes, and old trams tottering its way in the main thoroughfares. Often called as the creative centre of Australia, the city will delight everyone with its excellent showcase in arts, food, and fashion making it a trend-setting capital. Thus be sure to spend some time in the lovely museums, take a breather at the splendid parks, sample the infectious coffee culture, feel the rugby fever or get acquainted with the Melbournians, a friendly mix of multicultures including Chinese, Italian, Vietnamese, Lebanese and Greek. Push on for further exploits as within an hour's drive, you can find exhilarating sights such as the mineral springs in the Macedon Ranges or the Twelve Apostles Rock along the Great Ocean Road. That said, visitors can find a true mix of all things Aussie with the endless options for leisure, just hot off Melbourne's plate!
Start your trip at Melbourne Observation Deck for that bird's eye view of the city and to orientate yourself to this fascinating city. Then once you take the streets, immerse yourself in Melbourne's art scene. Visit the regular exhibitions at The National Gallery of St. Kilda or the Ian Potter Centre at Federation Square. Don't forget the Victoria Art Centre in Southbank, the Melbourne Museum in Carlton Gardens and the private galleries that abound the city. The theatres serve a variety of topnotch entertainment for every age, from classical concerts to fun children's musicals. And yet more recreational options can be found at the massive Crown Entertainment Complex sitting on the Yarra River's south bank. A short stroll away is the Melbourne Aquarium, another popular stop.
To understand Mebourne's other passion apart from arts, head for Telstra's Dome, the centre of the Australian Football League (AFL) and rugby. Get to see the massive retractable roof when you catch a game. The Melbourne Cricket Ground has world fame for its cricket whilst tennis champions lord over Rod Laver Arena. For horses, take a ride over to Flemington and those keen on sailing, head for the coast.
Melbourne hosts major events which figure highly in the world calendar. The Australian Open, held every January, brings tennis stars in the peak of summer for a fortnight of top tennis action. Formula One Grand Prix kicks off in Albert Park in March, being the first on the international racing circuit. On the other hand, Philip Island racetrack is home to the 500cc Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix in October. Catch the world famous Boxing Day match test as cricket fans troop to the MCG to support the home team. Lastly, make way for "Australia's most famous Tuesday" when the annual Melbourne Cup hits town in November, the biggest horse race in the Southern Hemisphere!
The city's arts scene reaches its peak when Melbourne Arts Festival happens in October dishing out exhibitions and performances in all genres. And for some wonderful quality time for the family while in Melbourne, enjoy the sight of giant sand sculptures, watch waterski or wakeboarding events, dragon boat races and marvel at fireworks display to celebrate water fun in the Moomba Waterfest in March, highlight of which is the Parade and the carnival.
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- Spring (September-November) 10-20°C; cool with more rains in October
- Summer (December-February) 21-34°C; warm and dry, prone to hot spells
- Fall (March-May) 11-19°C; mild
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A person who is rather gorgeous, caring and straight forward. She can be rather mute and come off as too overbearing or strong at first, but once she knows you she's rather acceptive, caring, kind, funny and protective of those she loves. She can be aggressive and a bit territorial when challenged or rubbed the wrong way: She'll be quite the mean bitch and rip you a new one (but only when she needs to be). She doesn't tolerate bullshit and isn't afraid to get into a fight. She's funny and loves to make others laugh- loving to laugh herself. She can often be a Dork, but she's still scared/concerned of what others think. She is a passionate lover and will easily fall in love, she wears her heart on her sleeve. She's a great kisser and can bring a lot of pleasure to the table. She can get very heated and intense quickly (if you can find her turn on spot ;D )- sometimes even kinky. She enjoy's pressure and likes to be pushed. She's very strong and intimidating but She still has a kind, gentle and fragile heart. She swallows pain & tears without a second thought She can be very stubborn, hard-headed and stand-offish. She is truly a great friend to have- listening to every word and only giving advise if She's 100% sure about what she is saying- otherwise she will simply let you vent. She is protective of her friends and family. She'll stand behind you all they way if your her friend or family member. If you have Dacey- for a lover, family member or a friend- never let her go.
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"Dang, She's Fine"
"Dang, She's Fine"
by I.Love.Dacey
October 04, 2011


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"This is the only OS we know of that can run unmodified on pcs laptops phones etc."
Why does this video make me think of the 80s?
Phoronix: Open webOS 1.0 Released
After being in beta for a while, HP's Open webOS has a new release: version 1.0...
"This is the only OS we know of that can run unmodified on pcs laptops phones etc."
Why does this video make me think of the 80s?
Their main idea for how you might want to use this is kiosks!? Ugh- phones and tablets are two things that come to mind. Who are they counting on to bring webOS back to those devices? I just.... *facepalm* Might as well just wait for Jolla.
As it looks like HP can't even be bothered to compile new drivers for it to ran on the Touchpad (that every second mobile developer got from the firesale)...
I hope you're right, Luke_Wolf. I really miss those days- it'd be nice if webOS made a comeback. I suppose if they were making new webOS devices they wouldn't be talking about phones/tablets in this video, as not to cause suspicion. Then again, they could have nothing to hide.Oh... I don't know... Themselves maybe? HP definitely isn't one of the larger forces in business computing and the largest in consumer in terms of OEM, and they certainly haven't made tablets and smartphones and other devices in the past. Nope... </sarcasm>
Comeback, huh? Don't you have to have actually "been there" in order to "come back"?
No matter how good of something you eventually come up with, you need to have it ready at the time when it is actually needed... in time to compete. If PALM had this OS ready back around about... 2006 or 2007, they probably would have been successful with it. Now, its just too much of an uphill battle.
The problem with webos is... too little, too late. Android is already there on phones and tablets.
Kiosks? We actually run Android on our kiosks. Android is actually perfect for kiosks, since the touch control is well advanced, and it is adaptable to the form configuration. Its also absolutely trivial to replace the Android launcher with a custom launcher (application) for the kiosk's particular use.


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NH Department of Education withdraws request; others to get shot at consultant job
Soule earned $109,759 a year as Somersworth superintendent, retired in late 2010, and went to work for the next two years in the Department of Education credentialing office for $77,755 a year, according to information on the state's "Transparent NH" website.
Van Ostern said he learned on Tuesday morning from Barry that she was going to withdraw the contract request.
"It's a positive move," he said, "in that it appears they are rethinking how they go about filling this position and possibly others in their department."
Gov. Maggie Hassan reminded councilors at the July 10 meeting that the federal mandates associated with the No Child Left Behind waiver will have to be met, but on Tuesday she welcomed Barry's decision to start from scratch.


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If Mr. Smith Can Go...So can we!
Trip Start
Jun 09, 2009
Trip End
Jun 23, 2009
Where I stayed
Hyatt Regency Capitol Hill
The damp and heavy air filled the morning as we meandered down the two lane country highway to hilly Gettysburg. Stop! I hit the brakes and went off the paved surface on to the gravel side --- to see a marker they had on the road. "Here is the spot…" as the marker read. Picture after picture I was amazed that something so important was just off the road all alone. Back on the road again I got the truck back up to about 45 when I hit the brakes again. Stop! Hopped out and took in all history had to offer. "Here General Lee reassembled his second flank….etc." More pictures. Back on the road again I got the truck back……wait! Another marker. It was then that I realized even 10 miles outside of Gettysburg that if I were to stop at every marker, (which I would have done with more time) we would be there til Thanksgiving. And we weren't even at the actual site yet! Passing the occasional Amish buggy with a nod of good morning to the sweet folks, we finally arrived……at Gettysburg.
Gettysburg's story could fill this whole blog…and you history nuts know what I am talking about. In a nutshell, the South's General Robert Lee gambled on a push beyond Washington into tight northern territory. He was on a roll after campaigns in Manassas and Charlottesville and Anteidem…why stop there he thought. For 3 short days in July of 1863, his tail got kicked by the Federal's General….Meade. Lee got too cocky and it cost him. The carnage alone totaled 31,000 on both sides. The town was just about wiped off the map. After 100 days of burying the dead and clearing body parts quite frankly, Lincoln wanted a national cemetery built to honor those who died. Four months after the battle, he was asked to give a few remarks before the governor spoke, to dedicate the new cemetery. In his hotel in downtown Gettysburg, he sat in the room on the second floor all the way to the right and quickly jotted down his "remarks." Little did he know those words of "Four Score and Seven Years Ago….and Of the People, By the People, and For the People" would be etched into the American fabric forever. It wasn't even called the "Gettysburg Address" until much later because Lincoln thought nothing of it.
Pure silence sinks into the soil when you are out there. Trees rustle with the breeze, visitors walk in awe, while all imagining what sunrise was like when those first canons fired.
And to think how close Lee was to Washington! That's what scared the hell out of the Union. And I could see why when we drove on to the National's Capitol in an hour flat.
(Cue the John Williams Music) As we entered Washington, the sun finally broke enough to see the towering spike (Wash Monument) in the distance. We made it! Felt like Chevy Chase weeping when the family pulled into Wally World. And I know you will not believe me when I tell you this….but when we crossed the Washington Memorial Bridge, just west of the Lincoln Memorial, our tripometer from Houston read 1776 miles. That's right….1776. Doesn't get much cooler than that, huh?
We literally threw our bags in the room and got on the streets. But not without brushing elbows with some Washington Elite. In our hotel lobby was former Sec of State Madelyn Albright, walking through on her was to some function there. I did not want to bug her as her entourage was with her, and we will be catching up anyways later this week over lunch. We planned on just walking around the hotel a bit, and a few hours later…we find ourselves all the way down at the White House. We walked the whole mall and didn't even know it! Sun sets in the summer way up here past 9 so it works out great for touring.
Dinner at Union Station….believe me its not your father's train station. Its like the Galleria in Houston. Had crab cakes at a place aptly named "America."
Now I type in the glow of monitor letting Brian catch some sleep. I have the curtains open as we face the Capitol. (Didnt mention that we are one block from the Capitol did I?) It's dome being sprayed with beams of light at the base is blinding white in the dark night. The stoic building has this Godfather effect on the twinkling traffic lights and street lamps below…keeping an ever watchful eye it seems on the National it governs. The occasional honk of a horn or passing siren provides the soundtrack for that classic "big city never sleeps" feel that I so love. How many deals…handshakes…inaugurations...fillabusters…hearings..impeachments… have taken place inside its walls. I could look out my window all night. I love it here. This is my Xanadu.
Tomorrow morning….service at the National Cathedral, and then….well – you'll find out. I will tell you though, we do have some pretty hot tickets for this town that not everyone can get. Here til Thursday…Dispatch out.


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SHARON, BUILD THIS WALL! 07/12/04: Disaster is lurking 07/08/04: Looking for the dirty laundry in Edwards's closet 07/02/04: Breaking the tie 07/01/04: Bush's Churchill vs. Kerry's Atlee 06/25/04: Bubba backing Bush? 06/23/04: Election '04: Kerry's stealth strategy 06/16/04: U.K.'s Declaration of Independence 06/14/04: Reagan and Clinton 06/09/04: A Hillary-Kerry, oops, Kerry-Hillary ticket? 06/07/04: It's obvious that Osama and his allies all want Bush out 06/03/04: Want to win, Mr. President? 05/28/04: Al Qaeda's presidential campaign 05/24/04: The war could beat Kerry or Bush 05/20/04: The rigidification of George Bush 05/13/04: It's time to leave Iraq to the Iraqis 05/07/04: More than the failure to win each day, however, Kerry has not articulated a raison d'�tre 05/05/04: Clinton steals the show 05/03/04: Sept. 11 will act like a third convention for Republicans 04/29/04: How to buy a French veto 04/22/04: Bush must start appealing to the estrogen vote 04/16/04: The third way in Iraq and the war on terror 04/14/04: Dead-end pursuit of an ideal will be prez's ruin 04/08/04: Kerry's crash continues 04/05/04: Kerry negatives on the rise, could swamp campaign 04/02/04: How Clarke helped prez 03/30/04: Kerry's Ides of March 03/25/04: A blowout in the making 03/22/04: On terror and jobs, Bush and Kerry face Catch-22 03/18/04: Bush ads hit the mark 03/12/04: For Hillary, it's now or never 03/10/04: How flip-flop kills Kerry 03/08/04: How Bush can destroy Kerry fast 03/04/04: Dems' mistake 02/27/04: Prez's ratings are tanking because he has succeeded too well 02/25/04: Dubya's dilemma 02/23/04: Memo to Bush: Define Kerry now, before he does 02/19/04: Why prez. must bash Kerry now 02/12/04: Why Bush's State of the Union message failed and what he can do about it 02/06/04: Bush needs to become prosecutor, not defendant 02/04/04: Hillary's veepstakes 02/02/04: Dems' race ain't over yet 01/26/04: Karl Rove must be crying 01/22/04: Death by negatives 01/20/04: Bush's historic move 01/12/04: Dean and his amazing cyber Teflon coat 01/07/04: Dr. Dean's advance: Unstoppable ... 12/31/03: Ricochet effect 12/24/03: GOP Senate hopes 12/22/03: The left has taken over the Democratic Party 12/18/03: Hillary's veepstakes 12/10/03: Why Gore's backing Dean 12/08/03: Democrats have built a soft-money lifeboat 12/07/03: Hillary's badwill tour 12/01/03: Triangulation at its best 11/26/03: The front 11/24/03: The Guantanamo solution 11/20/03: Dean's Iraq quagmire 11/12/03: The Clark collapse 11/10/03: The golden age of governance: 1980-2003 11/06/03: Prez's weapon against Dean 10/29/03: The activist primary 10/22/03: Clark's Achille's heel 10/16/03: The raging fury against the political establishment 10/08/03: Barbarians at the gates 10/03/03: Get ready for Iran's drive to be national suicide bomber 10/01/03: Dean's E-reform 09/26/03: An open letter to Karl Rove 09/24/03: Why Clark will fade 09/18/03: Terror fears fade too fast 09/10/03: As Dubya sinks, Al & Hill scheme 08/25/03: Bias-mongers on rocks as viewers taste straight news 08/14/03: Arnold & Dean's political revolution 08/08/03: Hillary Clinton might not want to wait until 2008 08/06/03: Revolution 07/24/03: As Bush falters, watch Hil run 07/21/03: Peace dominoes begin to fall 07/17/03: Let's hear the good news 07/14/03: Sending troops to Liberia could be a bridge too far 07/10/03: McGovern II 07/07/03: French: Toast 07/03/03: At moment of truth, Hillary turns backwards 06/27/03: And now the dominos begin to fall 06/25/03: W's triangulation 06/23/03: Presidents often fall victim to their own success: Some advice for the president 06/18/03: Times not a-changing 06/13/03: Why did Hillary write the book? 06/11/03: Will the Rev go rogue? 06/05/03: Napoleon's maneuvers at Austerlitz have nothing on prez's 06/02/03: Prez's tax-cut catch-22 for Dems 05/29/03: Liberal author documents Clinton's wasted second term 05/16/03: Early Democrat handicapping for 2004 05/14/03: Gephardt: AWOL 04/30/03: Prez can lose 04/25/03: My message to Putin: Call President Bush 04/23/03: NO OIL FOR BLOOD 04/21/03: The war that network news lost in Iraq 04/15/03: Media meltdown 04/10/03: Giving government a good name 04/03/03: Polls' message to Bush: Relax and win the war 03/31/03: Bomb as you need 03/28/03: The strong grow weak through inhibition 03/26/03: Carping pessimism of TV anchors and interviewers fails to give Americans a sense of defeatism 03/17/03: Poll: Get on with it 03/13/03: It's time for U.S. to play hardball at U.N. 03/10/03: The whole (Hispanic) world is watching 03/07/03: Anti-war errors 03/05/03: Domino theory II: Toppling Mideast despots 03/03/03: Europe's triangulators: Chirac and Blair 02/27/03: Invasion? 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Stay silent 12/19/02: Kerry in the lead 12/19/02: Lieberman the frontrunner 12/17/02: In defense of Lott 12/02/02: An issue for Bush: Drugs 11/27/02: Women gone wobbly? 11/25/02: The U.N. over a barrel 11/15/02: Gore's suicide 11/15/02 One-party control is an illusion 11/13/02 The House of Extremes 11/08/02 I have egg on my face 11/01/02 Is Bush losing control over events? 10/25/02What is causing Bush's free fall? 10/25/02: Anybody sense a trend? 10/23/02: A deadline for Iraq 10/18/02: Only sure bet of 2002 elections is voter angst 10/16/02: Endangered incumbents 10/11/02: Why multilateralism doesn't work 10/09/02: Hey, Dems: Believe NYTimes polling at your own risk 10/03/02: Dem suicide: Let's count the ways 09/30/02: The Dems just can't stop themselves 09/26/02: The perils of polling 09/19/02: W. boxed in the U.N. 09/19/02: Welfare reform: Keep on keeping on 09/12/02: Are Dems insane on Iraq? 09/09/02: Twin shadows of Election '02 09/05/02: GOP should triangulate 08/28/02: Trust the military 08/22/02: It's not the economy, stupid 08/09/02: As America unites, Gore goes divisive 08/01/02: Bush must focus on big picture 07/23/02: Election 2002: Advantage Dems 07/19/02: Rudy for SEC tough cop 07/17/02: The investor strike 07/15/02: Door open for drug testing students --- go for it, GOP! 07/12/02: Dubya looking out for No. 1? 07/03/02: The DNA war for Bush's soul 06/21/02: Why are conservatives winning? 06/19/02: Learning to love the feds 06/14/02: Hey, journalists and Dems: Dubya is doing just fine 06/12/02: It's terrorism, stupid! 06/10/02: Sanctions are a potent weapon 06/04/02: Al Qaeda's more dangerous new front 05/31/02: Why '04 looks tough for liberal Dems 05/24/02: Democratic self-destruction 05/22/02: The Clinton failures 05/15/02: Pataki positioned to win 05/08/02: A wakeup-call for American Jewry 05/03/02: Give Bush back his focus 05/01/02: Immigration fault li(n)es 04/25/02: It's the war, stupid 04/17/02: Bush goes small bore 04/12/02: Bush must be a gentle partisan 04/10/02: In defense of polling 04/08/02: Focus on Iraq, not the Palestinians 04/01/02: Only Internet will bring real campaign finance reform 03/27/02: Where W's drawn a line in the sand 03/22/02: Enron scandal will not trigger a wave of economic populism 03/20/02: Term-limited --- by war 03/15/02: Europe doesn't have a clue 03/11/02: Bush popularity = GOP win? 03/01/02: Will America be forced to chase its tail in its war on terrorism? 02/27/02: The Arafat/Saddam equilibrium must be destroyed 02/21/02: Campaign finance reform won't hurt GOPers 02/13/02: Dodd scurries for cover 02/11/02: U.S. 'unilateralism'? The Europeans don't have a case 02/06/02: WAR: What women want 02/01/02: They all talk in the end 01/30/01: The odd couple: Chris Dodd and Arthur Andersen 01/22/01: His father's son? Bush better get an 'Act II' fast! 01/18/01: Dubya & the 'vision thing' 01/14/01: The Rumsfeld Doctrine 01/03/01: A President Gore would have been a disaster 01/03/02: Clinton's priority: Political correctness over fighting terror 12/27/01: Terror network grew out of Clinton's inaction, despite warnings 12/24/01: Call 'em back, George 12/18/01: What Bush did right 12/13/01: Libs worry too much 12/11/01: "Open Sesame": Feinstein's proposed bill allows 100,000 non-immigrant students from anti-American countries to our shores 12/07/01: The non-partisan president 12/05/01: Both parties are phony on stimulus debate 11/29/01: When terrorists can enter legally, it's time to change the laws 11/21/01: Go for the jugular! 11/16/01: You are all incumbents 11/14/01: Clinton's failure to mobilize America to confront foreign terror after the 1993 attack led directly to 9-11 disaster 11/12/01: To the generals: Don't worry about losing support 11/08/01: The death of the white liberal 11/07/01: Our leaders are being transformed in a way unprecedented in post-World War II history


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How can you get the most out of your liberal arts education at Carleton? Who can help you navigate all the rules, policies and graduation requirements? And who is your "go to" person to help you adjust to academic life, set appropriate goals and help you if you encounter obstacles? Answer: your academic adviser. In this session you'll hear from some academic advisers about the many roles they play in supporting your success at Carleton. Please note, "to go" lunches will be provided on the Bald Spot at the conclusion of this presentation.
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Students, Faculty, Staff, Alumni, Families, Prospective Students, New Students


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(Assoc x alist)
is the first member of alist
whose car
is x
, or nil
if no such member exists.
(Assoc x alist)
is provably the same in the ACL2 logic as
(assoc-equal x alist)
. It has a stronger guard than
because it uses eql
to test whether x
is equal
to the car
of a given member of alist
. Its guard
requires that alist
is an alistp
, and moreover, either
(eqlablep x)
or all car
s of members of alist
. See assoc-equal and see assoc-eq.
is a Common Lisp function. See any Common Lisp
documentation for more information. Since ACL2 functions cannot
take keyword arguments (though macros can), the ACL2 functions
and assoc-eq
are defined to correspond to calls
of the Common Lisp function assoc
whose keyword argument
is equal
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