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A morning deaprting shot of the Eureka Opera House. Crystal clear skies again today, but the electrics are on also this am.
Today we would see many wild Mustangs on our way to Battle Mountain which was only about 125 miles away. This was good because we had planned bike maintence for this afternoon. We had fresh tires, oil and filters waiting on us at Nelsons Racing in BM. I called Colt Nelson and told him we'd be there right after lunch barring any mishaps.
NW to Battle Mountain
I have to pinch myself
You might remember this shot from Bigdog and Gaspipes RR
You'll see the Mustangs in the upcoming video. We saw quite a few bands of them on this stretch.
We pull into Battle Mountain around High Noon
This was around the 1,200 mile & 1/2 way mark for us.
Colt Nelson is ready and waiting for us so we head for his shop.
Now, we have a pact on these trips. The dirt from the journey stays on the bike and is not washed off until it's back in your driveway (of course I now have Nevada sagebrush growing in my New Jersey lawn
). A small exception was made for today only. You could only wash off the dirt from your motor because we were doing oil changes. But clearly in the photo below, you can see the defendent, I mean John, washing his swingarm, a non essential part to the maintence. Verdict: 2 point deduction.
Colt Nelson. Great guy. He said: "basiclly, I'll service any bike you guys want or you can have total access to my shop and tools and do your own"
We're not in Jersey anymore Toto........
I mean the guy is terrific. If you need any maintence on the trail go see Colt.
Besides Donna's Brothel is practiclly right next door where "Dinner and coversation without obligation" is their motto
Now we didn't go in. We really didn't !
Colt said in Battle Mountain Nevada, all you see in there is 4' girls who weigh in at 300lbs !
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Air Filter and Oil/Filter
Ill be back with more in a bit. We'll head up to Fort McDermitt which makes Battle Mountain look like NYC
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The Valley of Astonishment Will Leave You...Astonished
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In September, Site-Specific Theater Rules the Day
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Pomerantz, whose small frame and enthusiastic tone make him seem much younger than his 38 years, is perched in the lobby window of the company's new home, 45 Bleecker Theater. With half an hour to spare before he has to rush off to a staff meeting, Pomerantz launches into the story of how his small uptown company ended up managing this swanky downtown venue.
"It all happened rather quickly," he explains, referring to the hectic period, beginning in March of 1999, when the group lost their East 91st Street digs and stumbled upon an old lumberyard they thought would make a great theater. A couple of months later, Pomerantz and crew were ripping out shelves and knocking down walls to create a 295-seat playhouse with 5000 additional square feet of rehearsal and performance space in the basement. Though the theater wasn't complete, they opened last September with A Tale of Two Cities. "Our largest piece ever," says Pomerantz. "Five hours of material and 21 actors."
45 Bleecker alternates between commercial and not-for-profit enterprises. The for-profit shows both pay the bills and give the company time to refuel for their own creative endeavors. Pomerantz and company executive director Allan Buchman chose their first commercial productionthe hip-hop Shakespearean romp The Bomb-itty of Errorsto follow on the heels of the Dickens. But they had only six weeks to complete plumbing, electricity, and theater management 101 before opening night in December. "And it just happened," Pomerantz laughs. "Common wisdom was that it couldn't in that time frame. Yet it did. It was me and a bunch of people at two in the morning shoving insulation into a wall."
The Culture Project has a precise visionto be a 21st-century salon that brings artists and audiences together to share music, literature, spoken word, and art, creating new theatrical forms in the process. What better place for the company's next ventureRinde Eckert's music theater piece And God Created Great Whales, about a composer struggling to complete an opera based on Moby Dick while a degenerative disease eats away at his mind.
"And God Created Great Whales suits our space particularly well, because one of our company mandates is to present works adapted from or inspired by specific works of literature. Rinde Eckert is a national treasure, a unique and utterly compelling performer whose work I've been following for several years."
When Pomerantz talks aesthetics, the busy producer exterior melts away, leaving just the excited artist in goatee and suspenders to articulate his passion. "Theater is often not done very well, and that makes me cranky," he says, ignoring a reminder from Buchman about the pending meeting. "I'm drawn to work where it's possible to have an emotional component without being sentimental and to be intelligent without being intellectual."
As an artist, Pomerantz is something of a dynamo. In addition to his work for the Culture Project, he is a director-for-hire, working his magic on such productions as his elegantly precise and unsettling Wild Duck at the Century Center. "I'm drawn to things which seem impossible on the page," he says, "like Gordon Dahlquist's Island of Dogs, with decapitations and car crashes and black bile spewing out of people's mouths, but also things which defy genre. The Wild Duck shifts from comedy to tragedy to farce from moment to moment.
"I find myself in this position of people trying to figure out, 'Are you uptown or downtown?' And I really don't know how to answer them," Pomerantz continues. "I like the model of the old Hollywood studios. Directors would do musicals, film noir, comedies, and I'm-back-from-the-war-with-my-leg-shot-off dramas, and they did them all quite well."
Pomerantz is doing a good job mimicking that Hollywood eclecticism. He's currently directing slam poet Staceyann Chin in her one-woman show Hands Afire and a "jazz-puppet-play" called Maya the Bee, for young audiences, both at 45 Bleecker. He recently directed Stephanie Fleischmann's The World Speed Carnival for Soho Rep's "Summer Camp" series, and he's developing a show with neo-lounge band Dave's True Story.
"Allan, what am I forgetting?" Pomerantz calls out. The white-haired producer saunters over to remind him that the Jupiter Symphony will be playing through August, and the fall lineup includes George Plimpton and Lewis Lapham reading letters exchanged by Hemingway and Fitzgerald and by Wilson and Nabokov. The Culture Project will also put on a theater-poetry-music festival called "Word!," the debut event in a second space being completed in the basement.
Pomerantz pipes in to mention a proposed midnight chamber-music series. "I envision this as part of the vocabulary of downtown seduction," Buchman adds. He wonders if Pomerantz remembered to say that the Culture Project will be partnering with educational organizations to create after-school theater and dance programs. "It's hard to keep track," Pomerantz admits. "It's happened very quickly, and I feel like I'm still catching up with it."
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Alex Stahl and his father Billare just trying to settle on a college for Alex Stahl to attend.
You look for good professors nowadays, said the younger Stahl. It's good to have a good online basis.
The 16-year-old should know. He graduated early to major in computer engineering and wants to make the right choice.
A new online push by UT could do some convincing.
Wednesday, regents discussed launching open courses on the Internet at no cost to the public.
School officials said negotiations with online providers are currently underway. Still, when and ifit passes, the knowledge shared on the forty acres would no longer be confined to just a classroom.
When the rest of the world sees the quality of the professors it could entice them to want to come here to get educated, said Bill Stahl.
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It's part of a bigger education movement.
Millions already visit websites such as khanacademy.org.
No one's earning college credit, but what about knowledge is power?
At the end of the day, this is a way to better humanity, said Bill Stahl.
Most of us are not great note-takers, Alex added. So that would help us in like a review and it could almost be a supplement to every student.
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Goldman vulnerable? Don't ask plaintiff lawyers
A Credit Suisse analyst says Goldman and other banks still could face high litigation costs tied to the housing bust from private suits. This could exceed the money the banks spend defending themselves from cases brought by regulators.
Exhibit A: The dot-com debacle.
Credit Suisse estimates that banks paid twice as much in private litigation in the aftermath of the dot-com bust than they did settling cases with regulators. The report did not have a breakdown of the exact cost of the dot-com litigation.
Lawyers say shareholder lawsuits against Goldman are likely to focus on its decision not to tell investors it had been warned by the SEC last summer that the agency might file civil fraud charges.
Companies are not required to alert investors of a such warnings, which are called Wells notices. But some do, fearing shareholder suits if the SEC does file and their stock falls.
On a conference call to discuss earnings last Tuesday, Goldman dismissed the notion its reporting was inadequate.
"We do not disclose every Wells we get simply because that wouldn't make sense," said Goldman general counsel Gregory Palm. "We just disclose it if we consider it to be material."
The law making it tougher for plaintiff lawyers to file class actions is called the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act. Passed in 1995, it was intended to stop lawyers from pursuing securities fraud cases on flimsy evidence, and then subjecting defendants to long and costly "discovery" periods during which they would demand numerous documents and depositions.
Companies would often choose to settle rather than endure that process.
The law also made it difficult to get a judge to grant coveted "lead plaintiff" status to small shareholders. Law firms compete to represent a "lead plaintiff" because that makes it more likely they'll get the lion's share of fees if they win or settle.
The two suits filed Friday by shareholders Robert Rosinek and Morton Spiegel accuse Blankfein and other officers of "systematic failure" over 3 1/2 years for not properly vetting 23 mortgage-linked deals at the center of the SEC suit. Those deals, called Abacus, led to $1 billion in losses.
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Will Chargers fans avert blackout via the Internet?
The NFL has had more success with bars and restaurants that refuse to abide by its 39-year-old television blackout rule, instituted this week because the Chargers failed to sell out Qualcomm Stadium within 72 hours of kickoff. During a string of blackouts in 2010, several sports bars showed the game anyway – either through a pirated Internet feed or by tricking satellite receivers into thinking they were outside the 75-mile blackout radius.
The NFL had "spies" monitor bars across the county and sent out dozens of cease-and-desist letters threatening legal action. That appeared, at least anecdotally, to serve as an effective deterrent in following weeks.
Policing thousands – maybe tens of thousands – of fans watching a pirated feed in the privacy of their own home, of course, is an entirely different animal (and you'll get a spirited debate from lawyers whether it's even illegal). Many laptops now have HDMI ports, making it easy to run a single cable from their computer to their 55-inch flat screen. The reliability and resolution has improved over the years, too; it's generally not high-definition, but it's not the freezing, grainy images of the past.
The simple laws of economics, and the varying laws of copyright infringement, are at work. Demand is driving supply in places where the supply is not illegal. Rojadirecta reportedly has survived two court challenges in Spain.
So the dance will continue Sunday. People in cities where the Chargers-Falcons game is being shown on network TV – say, Atlanta – will transfer the telecast to their computers, then "broadcast" it on a site such as Justin.tv or ustream.tv, which allows users to create their own "channels." Then atdhenet.tv, rojadirecta.com and the others will link to it.
Meanwhile, a team of NFL staffers scour the Internet for the illicit streams, then immediately file a DMCA (Digital Millenium Copyright Act) takedown order with the host. Sometimes the offending feed is removed but atdhenet.tv et al have already linked to a new one; sometimes the game is over by the time the DMCA is processed.
It doesn't help sports leagues that the practice appears to becoming more accepted. Fred Wilson, a prominent venture capitalist, tweeted to his 200,000 followers in January about watching a New York Knicks game on a pirated signal via atdhenet.tv, saying: "Worked great for me."
A month later at a pre-Super Bowl media event, on the same day that ICE announced it had taken down 16 more sports streaming websites, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was talking about missing the 2011 game.
"Last year, you know, I was rehabbing my foot in Costa Rica, watching the game on an illegal Super Bowl website," Brady said. "And now I'm actually playing in the game. So it's pretty cool."
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Kuala Lumpur: The Malaysian government has "cleared" the token caning of a Muslim women model if the Sharia court decides to enforce the sentence on her for drinking beer in public, forbidden by Islam. Home Minister Hishammuddin Hussein gave the nod to the Prisons Department to cane 32-year-old Kartika Sari Dewi Shukarno.
Ms. Kartika was fined Rs 60,000 rupees and ordered to be whipped six times for drinking beer in a hotel in Cherating last year. Her sentence has been deferred until after Ramzan.
Mr. Hishammuddin said the prison department officials had demonstrated how the part-time model and mother of two would be caned. He said the woman officer tapped the back of a chair with the cane while demonstrating to him.
"There was little force involved and it was not going to inflict pain, not even like the caning carried out in schools in those days. "I am now satisfied that the caning can be carried out by the department if the court decides to proceed and enforce the sentence," he told a local daily here.
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05.10.04 - By Ben Cohen: Felix Trinidad is back. After pulverising Ricardo Mayorga in eight of the most dramatic rounds in recent boxing history, he is now looking to revenge the sole blemish on his spectacular career by fighting Middleweight champion Bernard Hopkins. Hopkins gave Trinidad a sound boxing lesson in September 2001, knocking him out in the 12th round of their middleweight clash. The fight was one sided by all accounts with Hopkins winning virtually every single round.
Tito looked fantastic against Mayorga, despite a two-year lay off, showing signs that he actually may be an improved fighter. Does he have enough to pose a threat to the awesome Hopkins?
Scaling 157lbs for the fight, Trinidad had clearly prepared, coming in well under the limit. On fight night, he had gained another 10lbs but seemed to carry it well, suggesting that he was fighting in his optimum weight category. The first round was a shaky one for Trinidad. He reeled off some decent jabs, but Mayorga rocked him with a series of jabs, right hands and hooks.
Trinidad seemed unstable on his feet, almost tripping over them at times. Towards the end of the round, Tito caught El Matador flush with his favourite left hook. Amazingly, Mayorga stuck his chin out and invited him to hit him again, which Trinidad promptly did with three more power shots. The hooks seemed not to move Mayorga.
Up to that point it would seem that Trinidad was a shell of his former-self. If he could not hurt a blown up Welterweight, then his future in the sport would certainly be short lived. Trinidad, however, quickly put a rest to the doubts by smashing Mayorga with a series of right hands that almost put the Nicaraguan down at the end of the first. From the second round onwards, Trinidad began to regain form and started to box intelligently. He displayed a more thoughtful approach to his fighting, showing more sophisticated movement, side stepping, circling and jabbing and moving.
Mayorga, whose power had evidently not come up with him from Welterweight flailed at Trinidad, occasionally catching him, but receiving short and hurtful counters on the inside. Mayorga scored a flash knock down in the third, but had not seriously hurt Trinidad. By the fifth, Trinidad was landing a frightening amount of his power shots.
Mayorga continued to attack with Trinidad hitting him on the counter with beautiful combinations. Mayorgas head was twisted by some hooks thrown with pinpoint accuracy, and only just survived the round.
In the 6th, Trinidad pressed forward, continuing to punish Mayorga. He smashed him with a punch to the hip, Mayorga called foul and was allowed 90 seconds rest. He actually managed to regain some ground and attacked bravely. However, he was still being hit with crisp, vintage Trinidad shots, and did not look dangerous.
He took a barrage of shots at the end of the 7th and was looking positively beaten up, complaining in vain to the referee about a vicious Trinidad shot to the body. The 8th saw Mayorga floored three times, twice with cracking body shots, and finally with a flush left hook to the chin. Referee Steve Smoger had seen enough and called the fight off. Trinidad, in short, was back to his brilliant best.
As his he and his father mentioned in training, Trinidad had kept himself healthy during his lay off, and was even working on new things in the gym. The power was certainly there, and it even looked as if he had become a more complex, nuanced fighter. He displayed intelligence, clever movement and excellent ring general ship in his fight with Mayorga. Given these factors, does he have enough then, to compete effectively with Hopkins?
Let us recall how Trinidad and Hopkins measured up in their first fight. Trinidad was fairly new to the middleweight limit, having had only one previous fight at the 160 lb limit. However, the way in which he battered William Joppy inside of five rounds seemed to have cleared up any doubts as to whether he had carried his power up from the Junior middleweight division.
Hopkins has been a Middleweight for virtually his entire career (actually moving down from Light Heavyweight). He is notoriously strong at 160, and has rarely been troubled by even the heaviest of punchers. In their fight, Trinidad came in as the favourite, with most believing he had too much punch power for an aging Hopkins. However, it quickly became apparent that Hopkins was not bothered by Trinidads much-vaunted firepower.
The fight was fought at a measured pace for the first couple of rounds. Trinidad would press the action, coming forward while Bernard would jab and move circling to his left to avoid Trinidads left hook. As the fight wore on, Bernard began to continuously beat Tito to the punch, scoring regularly with jabs and powerful, commanding right hands. He also began to take Trinidad apart on the inside, roughing him up and imposing his physical strength. Tito could not find a way to land effective punches, but never gave up trying.
Trinidad did not vary his game plan, while Hopkins continued to neutralise everything he did. In the final four rounds of the fight, Hopkins began to punish Trinidad, countering masterfully and completely having his way. The knock down in the 12th, after a particularly savage 11th caused Trinidads father (and trainer) to throw the towel in, not wishing him to take further punishment.
Trinidad fought once more after his humiliating loss, outclassing and stopping Hacine Cherifi in four rounds. He then retired, apparently in good health at the age of 29. Coming back after a two and a half year lay off to fight the dangerous former Welterweight champion Ricardo Mayorga fuelled a great deal of speculation as to whether Trinidad could compete again at world class level. Their fight at Madison Square Gardens on the 2nd of October answered many questions, but has sparked off new debate with regards to the outcome of a second Trinidad-Hopkins fight.
The answer, unfortunately for Trinidad, has to be no. Hopkins has been active since he beat Trinidad, and despite his age shows no signs of slipping. In his most recent outing against Oscar De La Hoya, Bernard looked every bit as dominating at 39 as he did at 29 (probably even more so).
Although De La Hoya outfoxed Hopkins for the first three rounds or so in their fight, Bernard began to figure Oscar out and proceeded to dominate thereafter. His reflexes were there, and so were all the other assets that have made him unbeaten in 10 years. Hopkins simply has too much for Trinidad. Although it is possible that Trinidad would provide a better fight than the first, Bernard has Titos number. He is just too intelligent to allow Trinidad to do any of the things he does well, and a rematch would probably be similar to the first. It is also possible that Hopkins would take Tito out earlier, as Bernard has performed particularly well in rematches. Once Hopkins has figured someone out, he has a remarkable ability to take an opponent apart based on the flaws
he sees.
Trinidad would be better off fighting De La Hoya again for considerably more money. At middleweight, Trinidad would probably be too much for the Golden Boy, who has not carried his power up from the lower weights. Trinidad is a great fighter and a huge boost for the sport, but pound for pound, Bernard Hopkins is still King.
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Using Vista, I am having problems with rundll32.exe.
Windows will not allow my browser to run in Protected Mode and Windows Data Execution Prevention facility keeps closing rundll32.exe.
File size of rundll32.exe in C:\Windows\System32 is 44,544 bytes. This seems proper, but the icon seems wrong. (Not the normal Windows application icon it shows instead, a blank blue page.
On running a search I have found programmes named "rundll32.exe" in:
C:\Windows\winsxs\x86microsoft-windows-rundll32.resources31bf3856ad364e356.0.6000.16386en-us_4a94c0c49c79ab3d and
Also, is a "rundll32.exe.mui" in C:\Windows\System32\en-US
My computer is running very strangely recently; sort of "faltering." I feel strongly as if I have some sort of malware—but having run Malwarebytes, AVG deep scan, Advanced System Care Pro, and Microsoft's own Malware Removal Facility, none of those have identified any threats.
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The link below is a little old now but it does contain a picture of rundll32 in a blue picture that reminded me of your post. Worth a look and a bit more Googling.
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It seems the blue page icon is normal for rundll32.exe (in Sys32).
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Natividad Almeda Lopez–suffragist, lawyer, a woman ahead of her time
Another glass ceiling shattered when President Benigno Aquino III appointed Lourdes Sereno Chief Justice. Women in the legislature, in the Executive House are no longer rarities these days.
But in the early 20th century, Filipinos found Natividad Almeda Lopez, whose 120th birthday was on Sept. 8, a rare being: the first woman lawyer to practice law and defend people in public. There may have been other women who passed the bar ahead of her, but their spouses didn't allow them to practice.
Her marital life scandalized high society. She married at 30 (late for her time) widower Domingo Lopez, who was older than she, a lawyer and Tayabas province governor, and chose to continue her professional practice in Manila. She did not join him and play a politician's dutiful wife. Instead, he took the train or car to visit her on weekends.
Her son Augusto, a retired lawyer and broadcast media executive, remembered growing up beside "a very public person who was visited in the house by all sectors of the community in need of legal advice. She hosted many meetings to promote women's suffrage, which I didn't understand."
She brought him along on her Southern Luzon campaigns for the suffragist movement, of which she was a pioneer. He must've been 7 or 8 then when he witnessed provincial plazas fill up with crowds to listen (there were no microphones) to her and her companions explain the women's vote.
Helena Benitez, the youngest in that group of suffragists, was, he said, "a commanding presence and helped attract crowds."
Lopez stood out in marches. An American reporter, writing on the women's movement in the early '20s, described her: "Miss Almeda was usually the tallest in a group, always at least a head higher than most of the women with her."
There were a few mothers who worked outside the home in the '30s. Her son has memories of his mother playing the piano in her leisure time. His boyhood chum Dodo Gonzalez liked to be in their house on Sundays, the one day in the week when Natividad cooked.
Gonzalez loved her nilagang manok (chicken stew) and always asked for the leg.
The Lopez couple, in their son's words, remained together, "but not like ordinary couples who were together all of the time, even 24 hours."
Their three children were raised to consider domestic help as there to help with the laundry or the cooking. The mother forbade them to call on the help to fetch them a glass of water. Lopez said in Filipino, "ang katulong hindi utusan (The help is not a servant)."
That is how other old-timers remember Natividad: her being pro-poor. When she presided over the night court (to hasten resolutions of cases that occur in the afternoon; no need to wait for the next day for a judge to hear them), the cochero (rig drivers), then the undisciplined kings of the road, rejoiced when their case landed with her. If a cochero was fined, she'd give him the money, if he didn't have any, to pay the penalty.
Her son said she was a great believer in that maxim about those having less in life getting more in the law. During the war, she dismissed cases against captive guerillas because she believed they had suffered enough when they were tortured by the Japanese.
A big family with an estate at stake once tried to sway her decision by gifting her with a car, which was promptly returned. The son said, "At that time, you don't even think about doing that (attempted bribery). It was a diminution of respect for her. That's why after working so long in government service for nearly 50 years, she ended up poor, or shall I say, not rich."
She depended on her pension in her last years. The son chose corporate law, saying, "I was earning 20 times more than she, but I didn't accomplish one-tenth or even one over a hundredth over what she did. She contributed in changing attitudes toward women. She broke the mold of women who were prisoners of the house in her time, who couldn't go out, except to church or for certain hours."
Natividad's eldest grand-daughter Anna Leah Sarabia, also a women's rights advocate, didn't realize her lola's contribution to feminism until she did research for a documentary, "From Priestess to President."
She interviewed Paz Policarpio Mendez, Beatriz Ronquillo, Geronima Pecson, women who were part of the suffrage movement; and Justice Cecilia Muñoz Palma, Leticia Perez de Guzman, Irene Cortes, Lourdes Casas Quezon, from later women's organizations and institutions.
Sarabia said, "They all knew her. They told me about her, what she did for women in different arenas of public life. In a way, I was shocked hearing what they had to say about lola."
She knew her grandmother as "a strong-willed, energetic, piano-playing eccentric lady for more than 20 years. She wore a type of dress that I never saw on other old ladies. I accompanied her to social functions and fund-raising programs from the time I learned to walk because she was always invited to grace an occasion or speak before people. Later when I learned to drive, I would accompany her to concerts at the Cultural Center or Philamlife. I wondered what kept her going."
What her grandmother drilled on her was that she and her sisters had to finish college, study at the University of the Philippines, have a career, not get married until 30 years or older, become a lawyer or a doctor. Sarabia rebelled at age 15 when she joined activists and got involved with musicians and artists in political groups.
She said, "It never occurred to me that lola had a full life, a youth that involved issues close to mine. But I had no other lola. I saw that she was well known and respected by older people, her relatives and people in Tayabas. At the dinner table, my father always deferred to her. I thought that that was the way husbands should treat mothers-in-law. She was always on the phone, calling people, asking them about business or charity, how this and that person was. She hardly went to Sunday Mass, but she was always talking about helping the poor."
While the granddaughter tried to make sense of the anti-imperialist ideology she was drawn to, she asked her lola if she was alive in the time of Rizal. The older woman was 4 years old when her father Manuel, a Katipunero who saw to it that his six daughters would all be educated, brought her to Luneta, made her sit on his shoulders so she could see Rizal.
She thought it was a parade, but everyone was quiet, and the day was gloomy. Years later, she realized she had witnessed his execution.
Opposite of extravagant
Sarabia's father told her that despite being well known, Lopez was the opposite of extravagant. He described his mother-in-law to her thus: "Whatever salary she collected she made sure to share with the poor who came to her office. She chose as daily wear clothes of cheap, sturdy local weaves and dismayed some of her rich society colleagues for dressing too simply. A tailored suit or a black terno with no frills was enough. Perhaps she felt that she didn't need to wrap herself in finery or to show off because she was sufficient unto herself."
On her 120th year, Lopez's legacy of duty to country and integrity continues to resonate like the piano pieces she played.
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More People Play Tennis than Golf?
According to this Feb. 2008 NY Times article, the numbers of people who play golf has dropped from 30 million to 26 million. Also the number of golfers who play 25 times or more a year dropped from 6.9 million to 4.6 million.
This article: http://www.tennis.com/yourgame/askth...s.aspx?id=1430 says that in 2005 the number of people who play tennis was nearly 25 million. And 5.2 million play tennis 21 times a year or more.
Now seeing as how those numbers are 3 years old -- it's possible that tennis is more popular than golf in the U.S. It's possible though that tennis numbers like golf is also declining. Apparantly studies are showing that more young Americans are fat and don't like physical activities of any kind.
Maybe one day they'll figure out that 1 single wasteful golf course equals a couple hundred tennis courts. And while tennis isn't a cheap sport -- it's still far less expensive than golf and a number of other sports. Go tennis! :)
haha. i think someone else posted this already somewhere else.
yea all that green fairway stuff could be grass courts. or hard. or clay. damn tiger woods
Well I play both but for different reasons. Tennis is a great sport for exercise and for a certain amount of fellowship but golf is probably the best sport for building friendships because you actually have a lot of time to talk. You could actually get a good workout in golf if you walk a course. A 6000 yd golf course would be like walking almost 5 miles (not to mention the resistance of carrying a golf bag). If you don't play the game you wouldn't understand but those that play know what I'm talking about.
I made a serious effort to take up golf in 2005-2006. They had a great lesson program at the local public course. I took weekly 30-minute lessons from October through March (they have covered driving ranges with heaters). I bought clubs and shoes. I arrived early or stayed late to practice.
But you know what? Golf has some problems. The biggest problem is that you are under constant pressure to hurry up. Hurry up and set up and tee off. Hurry up and find your ball. Hurry up from the cart to the ball. Hurry up to sink the putt. Hurry up to replace the flag and get on to the next hole. Geez, we have even had a course marshal come up to us and tell us to pick up the pace even though we are already scrambling.
Tennis has no time pressure. If it is a public court, you can camp there all day if you want. If it is indoor time, no one else has the right to rush you off the court during your time.
Even tennis viewership is more enjoyable than golf viewership. I had the pleasure of attending a big local golf tournament. Tiger was there. My husband and I set up shop at the green on the third hole and watched the golfers play that hole. Over and over and over. Compare that to tennis, where you have a seat and you watch the entire match.
I didn't play golf at all in 2007, but I have promised my husband I will make a concerted effort to play some golf in 2008.
I would be lying if I said I was looking forward to scrambling around a golf course while impatient golfers tap their toes waiting for me to find my ball and get the hell out of their way.
Tennis is excellent exercise and wonderful Zen meditation.
"Golf is a good walk ruined."--Mark Twain
What's amusing is that they talk about people playing tennis 21 times a year. So, less than twice a month? By that definition, even my husband qualifies as a tennis player!
Honestly, I don't know if it would be any fun to play twice a month. It would be so frustrating not to be able to hit the ball well because of all of the layers of rust.
I agree with Cindysphinx. I play golf occassionally but really got po'ed a couple of years ago b/c during a round of golf I was repeatedly told to hurry up although there were two groups of four in front of me. My partner and I were walking the course and still caught up to the other groups! Needles to say that when you pay good money to relax you don't want to be rushed unnecessarily.
The two absolutely do not compare in my mind.
For me, golf = zzzzzzzzzzzzzz
all ive got to say is this, you cannot call it a sport if you can drink beer while your at the court (as in golf).
try that nonsense in tennis and your gonna have broken glass over the place
now throwing a couple back before you start is a personal choise, but your gonna know whos been drinking when they line up on the wrong side to receive the serve :-)
oh yeah, i also hatehow much room golf takes up as well
as for the coment about american being fat, the US government wants people to exercise more but they will reduce or not maintain the facilities for such activities, thats why people arer staying at home and playing wii instead of out on a tennis court
I played golf a few times and it's NOT FUN at all. It's like a job.
Tennis is incredible FUN and much more like a game!
but i agree with your opinion as well, playing tennis is much better
Is it fun?
Eh. It's more fun than scrubbing toilets or mowing the lawn.
I guess that's something . . .
i'm waiting for the beer manufacturers to make beer in a box. remember when people use to laugh at wine that came in a box. and lo and behold -- wine in a box is in vogue because it is convenient and keeps better.
beer in a box would be nice with a little spigot. this invention would also be handy:
pouch full of beer and you wear it while playing. maybe if you're better than your opponent you play them while wearing this and drinking between points.
that is true. if you puke on the court i'm not sure if you would consider that part of the court and if you can play a let.
i still think nothing says pwnage like wearing 20 pounds of beer on your belly and drinking while laying down a world of azz whupping.
TFM, wouldn't beer in a box be kind of flat?
The Scots invented golf to make them happy to go back to work.
Any game that requires that much perfection can only be described as masochistic.
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Game Commission Looking for Reports of Dead Barn Owls
HARRISBURG, Pa., Feb. 23, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Pennsylvania Game Commission wildlife biologists are seeking information from the general public about dead barn owls that may have succumbed to starvation during the long periods of snow and ice that covered much of Pennsylvania this winter. Information can be submitted to the Game Commission's Region Offices. (For a list of region office contacts and the counties that each serves, please scroll to the bottom of this news release.)
"Because of the length of time that much of the Commonwealth has had snow on the ground with a hard crust, barn owls have had an extremely difficult time attempting to catch meadow voles, which are their primary prey," said Dan Mummert, Game Commission Southeast Region Wildlife Diversity Biologist and regional coordinator of the agency's Barn Owl Conservation Initiative. "Therefore, we currently are in what is likely the highest annual period of mortality for these owls. We need landowners' cooperation in reporting any dead barn owls, especially those barn owls that have been banded, so we can learn more about such things as fledgling dispersal, habitat usage, causes of mortality and average lifespan."
To reinforce the Game Commission's concerns, Mummert cited studies that show "prolonged snow, especially when it covers the ground uniformly and at depths greater than about 2.5 to 3 inches and when accompanied by exceptionally low temperatures, has often been identified with increased owl mortality."
"The most carefully researched study of this was in Utah over the winter of 1981-82," Mummert said. "As part of this study, between Jan. 1 and Feb. 28, 74 severely emaciated barn owls were found dead. Most perished during a period of two weeks when there was snow cover 7.8 to 9.8 inches deep and mean daily temperatures of 16 degrees Fahrenheit. The overall mortality rate during this period was unknown but the breeding population fell by 40 percent from 1981 to 1982."
Mummert pointed out that the conditions noted in the Utah study existed over much of Pennsylvania this year. However, Mummert also noted that 65 to 75 percent of barn owls die within their first year, and starvation is likely the main cause of death.
"During the first Pennsylvania Breeding Bird Atlas (PBBA), which was partially funded by the Game Commission, barn owls were found in 56 of the state's 67 counties," Mummert said. "By the Second PBBA, the barn owl distribution had steeply contracted, especially from the two southern corners of the state, and they were found in only 30 counties. Additionally, there was a 53.4 percent reduction in number of occupied blocks between the two atlas data collection periods.
"The really unfortunate point is that there were only 20 years between atlas periods, which means that there has been a steep decline in barn owls in Pennsylvania. And, even more unfortunate is the fact that we have seen other species with even steeper declines."
Since 2006, Game Commission Regional Wildlife Diversity Biologists have banded 781 barn owls and have confirmed nesting at 138 different nest sites throughout the state. So far, agency biologists have had 32 band recoveries, of which half were returned during winter.
"Many of the barn owls were recovered soon after conditions we recently experienced; long lasting snow cover with icy crust," Mummert said. "A good percentage of the remaining band returns were from young fledglings recovered dead near their natal nest site."
Barn owls have large clutches, with an average of five chicks, while some have as many as 10 in one clutch.
"It appears to be nature's strategy of having large clutches to overcome high mortality rates," Mummert said. "The barn owl has not been well studied in Pennsylvania and band returns are a cost-effective way to learn about such things as fledgling dispersal and life expectancy."
Game Commission biologists have learned from the 32 banded barn owls that have been returned that:
- The average fledgling dispersal was 58 miles;
- The furthest dispersal was 325 miles where the band was recovered in the northeast corner of North Carolina;
- The average lifespan was 14 months;
- The longest surviving owl recovered was nearly six years old; and
- Two of the banded barn owls were found in New Jersey by a barn owl researcher. These owls were alive and actively nesting in barn owl nest boxes in New Jersey.
Barn owls stand about 10-15 inches tall and have a wingspan of 41-47 inches. Their distinctive long heart-shaped facial disk has caused this owl to be referred to as the "monkey-faced owl." They have a nearly pure-white to dusky breast with small spots, small dark eyes, and have a hissing or scream-like vocalization. They are found in agricultural fields, grasslands, and other open areas. They nest in cavities of large dead trees, rock crevices and even burrows in riverbanks. More often, as their name implies, they nest in barns, silos, abandoned buildings and artificial nest boxes. Because barn owls feed primarily on rodents, they are beneficial to farmers. An average family of barn owls can consume up to 3,000 rodents during the course of a single year.
For more information on barn owls, visit the Game Commission website (www.pgc.state.pa.us), and click on "Wildlife" in the menu bar at the top of the homepage, then click on "Barn Owl Conservation Initiative" in the "Wild Birds and Birding" section."
Northwest Region Office, P.O. Box 31, Franklin, PA 16323. 814-432-3188. Butler, Clarion, Crawford, Erie, Forest, Jefferson, Lawrence, Mercer, Venango and Warren counties.
Southwest Region Office, 4820 Route 711, Bolivar, PA 15923. 724-238-9523. Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Cambria, Fayette, Greene, Indiana, Somerset, Washington and Westmoreland counties.
Northcentral Region Office, P.O. Box 5038, Jersey Shore, PA 17740. 570-398-4744. Cameron, Centre, Clearfield, Clinton, Elk, Lycoming, McKean, Potter, Tioga, and Union counties.
Southcentral Region Office, 8627 William Penn Highway, Huntingdon, PA 16652. 814-643-1831. Adams, Bedford, Blair, Cumberland, Franklin, Fulton, Huntingdon, Juniata, Mifflin, Perry, Snyder and York counties.
Northeast Region Office, P.O. Box 220, Dallas, PA 18612. 570-675-1143. Bradford, Carbon, Columbia, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Monroe, Montour, Northumberland, Pike, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Wayne and Wyoming counties.
Southeast Region Office, 448 Snyder Rd., Reading, PA 19605. 610-926-3136. Berks, Bucks, Chester, Dauphin, Delaware, Lancaster, Lebanon, Lehigh, Montgomery, Northampton, Philadelphia and Schuylkill counties.
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NOTE: Three photographs to accompany this news release are available from the Game Commission's website (www.pgc.state.pa.us) by clicking on "News Releases" in the "Quick Clicks" box in the right-hand column of the homepage and then selecting "Release #024-11."
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Everyone who knows better than me is telling me just how volatile and confused this time can be. I spoke with someone today I've been wanting to speak with, but shy about. Partly I assumed that, since he seemed likable, he is probably popular and can't handle talking to yet another person.
But instead he spoke with me in a more connected and attentive way than anyone has in a long time. Maybe that was just for today, but his presence gave me something to aspire to. Which I had sensed when I first heard him speak a year ago, which is why I wanted to talk with him, and also why I was terrified. People of presence are frightening to the ego?
He spoke to me of this period being like you're trying to cross an ocean from New York to England, and you've made it half way, and you're tired and it's challenging and you maybe just want to turn back, you maybe are finding a lot of unexpected troubles come up and you maybe are finding it difficult to even stay afloat. But he urged me: keep going. Pick up the oars that brought you this far and keep going. Which reminds me of a mantra that Josh Korda uses that I like, "I love you, keep going."
He told me something else that I needed to hear. He said that we get into relationship with others in order to heal. I take that to mean both "to heal others" and "to be healed."
This jives with my past life's casual reading into kinship, where my favorite framework is John Borneman's that it's about human needs "to care and be cared for." This is the benefit of the secure connections Josh talks about a lot. Which touches on the psychological/spiritual experience of individuals around kinship, where we experience limerance and attachment and sympathy and bonding in friendships as much as romantic entanglements. All of which serve to put us in relation, in connection, in order to care for each other. Past traumas and caregivers who couldn't be there for us leave us with poor defenses and strategies that hobble our ability to connect with others, and basically make the mutual caring of kinship synonymous with mutual healing.
It sets up a catch-22 where we may have difficulty connecting with others, yet that connection is the thing that can heal us best towards being able to connect better.
In the past I have mainly connected in the abstract to these ideas, but bringing it home to my personal life and the feelings of healing, support of growth, and care that I have experienced in good relationships, allows me to more personally and mindfully state that it's true, I seek to be connected in order to heal and be healed. And that this should be my relationship to myself, as well. This is a powerful thing to be aware of.
My new friend today reminded me so, so kindly of just how much things are not about me — of just how much other people have their own stories and their own healing trajectories. This is a compassion I seek to embody more automatically in my life as time goes on.
It is helpful to be readjusted to the idea that I am not here to cling to things that bring me pleasure, but to serve and heal others and to receive through the giving. And to rest in the flow of what is, not thrash about creating turbulence. I know if I start lingering over questions of "what might I lose?" I am doing something wrong; the counter-intuitive antidote, for my own well-being, should be, "what might I give?"
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August 13, 2014
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) invites you to a public involvement meeting to address the reconstruction of WIS 83 from 1/4 mile south of the bridge over the Union Pacific Railroad/Vettleson Road to Campus Drive, including the WIS 83 and WIS 16 interchange. The project will convert the existing 2-lane rural roadway to a 4-lane divided urban section with curb and gutter, sidewalk, and a multi-use path adjacent to the road. Two new bridges will be constructed over WIS 16 and the Union Pacific Railroad/Vettleson Road, along with a reconstruction of the existing bridge. Construction is anticipated to begin, pending funding, fall of 2017.
The meeting will be held on Wednesday, August 20 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Hartland Village Board Room, 210 Cottonwood Avenue. Staff members will be available to discuss the project with interested individuals and to take your comments about the project. The meeting will have an "open house" format to allow interested persons an opportunity to meet individually with project staff from WisDOT and to view exhibits displaying pertinent information regarding the project.
This meeting is an opportunity to ask questions, exchange information and offer comments regarding the project. All interested persons are cordially invited to attend. For questions about the meeting or the WIS 83 project, please contact John Kanzenbach, WisDOT project manager, at (262) 548-6467 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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How do I know if I am a resident, part-year resident, or nonresident of a state?
Residency rules vary by state, so it's best to check with your Department of Revenue if you are unsure about your state residency status. In the meantime, you can use the following definitions as a general guide.
However: If you are enlisted in the military and stationed in another state, you are considered a resident of the state you enlisted in (your state of record with the military). You would file a resident tax return in your state of record unless you also have non-military income in the state you are stationed in. See Military Spouse Residency Relief Act and State Taxes.
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Painting plain baby sets is a great way to make personalized baby clothes. It's also a great way to go green. Go Green Baby Clothes uses earth friendly colorants so your baby will look adorable while he or she helps to save the planet.
- Earth Safe Finishes Colorant: violet, white, yellow, sage green, rose
- ESF Fabric Magic
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- Several small paintbrushes
- Extra-fine black Sharpie
- Plastic garbage bag or paper to protect work surface
- Plastic plate
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- Baby outfit (pre-washed and dried)
- Scrap of white 100% cotton, such as bleached muslin
- Protect work surface with plastic or paper. Place a piece of practice fabric on the work surface.
- Place one drop of Fabric Magic on the plastic plate. Add 1 tiny drop of violet Colorant and 5 drops white on the Fabric Magic. Mix with the paintbrush until colors have blended well.
- Dab a drop of the mixture onto the fabric.
- Dab a cluster, similar to the one above.
- A 5-petal blossom will look something like the one above.
- When the violet mixture has dried completely. Dot yellow in the center of the petals.
- The blossom begins to take on character when the outline and details are added with
the Sharpie marker.
- The leaf is a dab of green (top). Once it is dry, add details with the Sharpie, as on the
bottom image. The green mixture is 1 drop Fabric Magic, 1 drop sage Colorant, 1 drop yellow
colorant, and 6–10 drops white Colorant.
- Baby's Breath is a cluster of dots made with the tip of the brush or the brush handle.
The mixture is 1 tiny drop rose Colorant, 1 drop Fabric Magic, and 6–10 drops white
- Arrange the blossoms, leaves, and baby's breath in clusters. When they are
completely dry, add the vine and tendrils with the Sharpie marker.
- Allow the paint to dry at least 24 hours. Heat-set with a dry iron on cotton setting.
Allow the finished piece to cure at least 48 hours before washing the first time.
- Once you are comfortable with the technique described above, dab petals, leaves,
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- The baby shoes have a small vine of five blossoms over the toe. The odd number keeps
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- The pants have a cluster of three blossoms with a few leaves and baby's breath at the
- A vine of blossoms is scattered along the neckline and around the hem of the top. One
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It's cupcake vs. cupcake in Food Network's tastiest competition yet premiering Tuesday, June 15th at 9pm ET/PT! On Cupcake Wars, four of the country's top cupcake bakers face off in three elimination challenges until only one decorator remains. The sweet prize: $10,000 and the opportunity to showcase their cupcakes at the winning gig.
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Thank you for the great response to the Blister Crust Series on YouTube. I will embed it here:
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Thank you for the great response to the Blister Crust Series on YouTube. I will embed it here:
I've got the second video finished. It's called Blister Crust Sourdough Part 2 Fermentaion and Folding Dough. I am working on video number three which will be about shaping, slashing and proofing. The final video will be about baking and the finished bread. Continue reading Video # 2 Fermentation and Folding Dough
I've promised to teach you how I make the blistery crust sourdough bread. It's taking me a while because I am learning to use a new video editing software. Hopefully, I will improve as I roll out the next few videos, but here is the first one in the series:
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Leftover mashed potatoes are a good thing when it comes to baking. I used potatoes and flax seeds to help keep the bread moist for a longer period of time. It really works. I also used the double hydration technique to obtain a nice spring and crumb with a lower protein all purpose flour. Here ya go…
It's that time of year for baking with pumpkin and squash! I bought a pumpkin squash, baked it, and made not only pumpkin muffins but some pumpkin bread, all in one sitting. It's great to eat the muffins right away and freeze the pumpkin bread for later, give to a friend, or take to a pot luck dinner.
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Okay so I did something amazing this morning. I made up a formula for pancakes that will be my go to formula from now on. My son asked me to name them after him and my daughter, who won't eat pancakes, helped herself to a full plate after tasting a bite. She said, "How did you make these taste so good?" Continue reading Whitley's Pancakes (Cream Cakes)
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I've been busy all summer, baking at the new bakery in town. So I haven't had a lot of time for baking in my own home. Today however, I decided to be creative and do something new. My sweetheart bought me some fresh figs because he knows how much I love figs. Continue reading Fig-caccia!
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This is a lovely little vinaigrette or perfume pendant in sterling silver and guilloche enamel. It is white enamel decorated with pink roses. The vinaigrette unscrews to hold a little sponge or other absorbent material which would have been saturated in perfume or smelling salts. It is marked on the interior Wolcott and Sterling. I haven't been able to find out anything about this maker. The silver has been given a gold wash which is a little worn on the exterior. It is on a delicate gold colored chain. The bail is marked 1/20 12K GF. I believe this vinaigrette dates to around 1900 - 1910.
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