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Condo, 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, 6 Sleeps
Anna Maria Island has been voted onwe of the best vacation spots in America!! Get to see it all on the free trolley!!
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What can I say, Paradise barely covers it. On the beach, quite, relaxing, walking to restaurants, the pier, everything. The condo is really comfortable, mostly keep the air conditioner off and enjoy the breeze. I don't know if you allow leasing all through the year but I will definitely check here before any other place for my next trip. The people are extremely nice and friendly. Could not ask for a better place to enjoy a week. I have been to Marco, Sanibel, Captiva, even Cabbage Key, Panama City, Destin, Orange Beach and several other beach locations over the past 3 years and this has been the best of all so far.
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$1350-August 15-Dec 15 weekly
$1495-Dec 15-April 15
$1350-April 15-August 15 ( July 4 week $1350)
$75 cleaning fee plus 11 1/2% required taxes; 20% deposit with 30 day
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- Ocean Front! Wake to watch the dolphins swimming from your own bedroom overlooking the Gulf of Mexico! Have dinner across the street where Denzel Washington ate!!! This Gulf front condo features everything you need including king size bed in Master bedroom, a huge walk-in closet, 2 twins in second bedroom and two full size bathrooms with fans in every room!!A large balcony overlooks the heated pool and beach as you watch the most incredible sunsets!(Or the sunrise from the other side of the island!!!) Located an hour from Tampa and two hours from Disney world.And,wi- fi internet available too. Expect company? Beautiful pull-out sofa bed in living room sleeps two, plus washer and dryer IN the condo if you really want to... Microwave, VCR, 3 cable TVs, DVD, CD, WI Fi, full linens, towels, dishes, you name it. All you need is your toothbrush and a few clothes. We've even got the beach chairs and beach toys for the kids! With a new miniature golf course 1/2 block away!!! And---You don't even need your car! Walk to ten restaurants, a fishing pier and stores in Key West-like setting in restored downtown Bradenton Beach. Or drive to famous St. Armand's Circle with shopping to rival anyplace! Plenty of golfing and marina nearby, rent boats,scooters or go para-sailing for the more adventuresome! This is a special unit in a ten unit building that we consider our second home. Decorated with a great Florida touch that has many guests returning year after year.Security door and locker downstairs. Underbuilding parking a plus. Come see why Linda and I call our place THE FLAMINGO CONDO...


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LOS ANGELES — Marquis Daniels will be active for Game 2 of the NBA finals. He has not played since suffering a concussion in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
"I'm just going to go out there and play head first, go hard," he said prior to the game.
Daniels participated in his first full practice since the injury on Saturday. He was not limited in contact and ran into Kendrick Perkins on a few pick-and-rolls.
Daniels hopes to bring energy off the bench and will not let the memories of the concussion hold him back. He said he would "go out there and get nasty and dirty" if he name is called.
As for any lingering side effects, Daniels has not experienced any so far. But he is prepared just in case. He took a note from Glen Davis, who battled through noise sensitivity after suffering a concussion, and has a pair of yellow ear plugs on hand in his locker.
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The Carpet Cleaning Triangle is often muddied by bad feelings between the homeowner, the carpet cleaning technician and the cleaning company owner. Defining and fulfilling the needs of all three is the key to success in the carpet cleaning and restoration industry.
The end of the day was always my favorite time in business. As I locked the plant for the day, I would often find myself reflecting on what my employees and I had built. I always felt a deep sense of satisfaction and accomplishment. Why?
Sure, my plant was clean, organized and, to me, a thing of beauty. The equipment was well maintained, the production layout was efficient and everything was immaculate. My business was extremely profitable, and my technicians and I were very well paid. Yet, my feelings of satisfaction and joy stemmed from something deeper: Any small business stands for more than the physical, tangible assets and the money gained from those assets.
Your company supplies you with "solutions" in the form of regular income, security and, hopefully, an "appreciating asset," which can be sold in the future to help provide a comfortable retirement. But you need more than the necessities of life. You need - and deserve - "good feelings" about yourself and your business.
You will probably spend more waking hours working in your business than in any other single activity. Obviously, this time invested will have a huge effect, for good or bad, on your emotional and mental health. How can your involvement provide both the financial rewards and the "good feelings" all of us crave as well? Here's how.
We all can use more "family"
People today are really very lonely. Many of the supportive relationships we depended on in the past are gone now. (When was the last time you had an in-depth conversation about anything with your neighbor?) It's important to promote and develop a "family" atmosphere in your company, which will help you and your employees become more productive in business, and feel better about life.
Teamwork pays off big
Families not only communicate, they work together as a team. Teamwork means not only accomplishing more than you can on your own. Teamwork forces everyone in your company to communicate and deepen their relationships, which in turn brings good feelings.
Winning always feels good
Like it or not, you are in a competition with your company; you're not just competing with other carpet cleaners. You are fighting for the loyalty (not to mention the discretionary income) of your prospective customers. Few things match the exhilaration of winning as a team (see point above) in this grand game of business.
Building "something of value"
Its association with financial return and nothing more often demeans the word "value." But your company should be a synergistic blend (the final sum worth more than the combined total of the parts) of people, relationships, and a shared history and culture. And yes, everyone involved in your company should "feel good" about coming to work in the morning.
Giving to others
Charity is a controversial subject. Like other things, we've managed to muck up what was defined so simply almost 2,000 years ago, "There is more happiness in giving than in receiving."
How you choose to give is up to you. It may be as simple as giving good feelings to others through the superb, caring service your company delivers. Or it may be in providing a supportive, caring workplace for your employees, thereby giving them dignity and pride in their life. It is a proven fact that when we help others feel good about themselves, we feel even better.
In the end, values are what count
Roy Disney once said, "When values are clear, decision-making is easy."
When you think about it, all you have of lasting value are the principles you - and your company - stand for. Never allow yourself or your employees to deviate from these ideals and beliefs.
In the end, it is so very simple. Help others find the "good feelings" of pride, accomplishment and satisfaction and at the end of every day you'll find yourself saying, "I feel good!"
Editor's Note: Steve's final installment in this series will bring the "three points" of the Carpet Cleaning Triangle- the customer, the employee and the company owner together in their shared needs and desires.


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March 16th, 2010 at 6:59 pm
Monday Cable Finals: Secret Life Beats The CW Monday Among Young Women; Damages Up Slightly
Secret Life of the American Teenager beat both of Monday's CW shows in their target women 18-34 demo.[Read-More]
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METAIRIE, La. - Three people are dead and nearly a dozen people may be homeless following an early morning apartment fire in Metairie.
The fire started shortly before 3 am,in the 2300 block of Harvard Avenue. Investigators suspect arson.
People in the apartment complexsay the fire made some who were recently homeless,homeless once again.A man named Arthur, saved his life, by jumping out ofthe second storyapartment he rented. He broke his leg and was taken to the hospital, but three other adults inside died.
Sources tell us that Arthur is a good Samaritan.He could never turnthe homeless away and quite frequently he would take them in to live with him. The problem is he's the only person on the leasein aone-bedroom apartment and that was against the rules. Several times he had been asked nicely not to house other people.
'He used to let 'em come sleep in his house 'cause he felt sorry for 'em. And they were screaming while they were burning,' said his neighbor Mary Ponson, who also lost her belongings in the fire.
Ponson says all the neighbors in the buildinglooked out for each other. Many are on assistance from the government or non-profits that help the homeless. She says shesuffered brain damage years ago from a beating with a baseball bat. This morning she escaped with her cockatoos Macy and Eli.
The Jefferson ParishFire Department says the apartments are a crime scene, suspected arson, because a fire accelerant was detected by canines.One man who did not want to be identified says he had suspicions about a young man who came to the complex.
'Arthur, the one that rents the place, called the police and they come here and took 'em to jail. FridayI seen him walking through here scream, ranting and raving. He's mentally ill.He's the one that broke the windows out here before and beat up the man upstairs with a baseball bat,' said the man.
Nowdeputiessay they are looking at all leads.
In the meantime, afamily, just moving in, must start over.
'Imean, we don't have anything. The house is like completely demolished, like we don't really have anything,' said Lakeisha Henderson, 20.
The Red Cross will give the victims vouchers for three nights in a hotel.
After that, we're told, the residents will be relocated to other apartments in the complex.


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Ron Paul was one of Ronald Reagan's earliest supporters. So why on earth would he vote against awarding a Congressional Gold Medal to Ronald and Nancy Reagan? Read what Dr. Paul himself said and I think that whatever your political persuasion, you will agree with him.
The following is Dr. Paul's statement:
Kevin in NYC Preparing for Colbert Report
Kevin, who runs the excellent Ron Paul 2008 NYC Blog put the above video together on what he's doing to prepare for the rally today at the Colbert Report Studios. Great stuff Kevin! Take a look - if Kevin can do it, we all can do it!
The technology of the internet really does change the playing field
The next CRITICAL hurdle - Iowa 8/11 Straw Poll
Friday, Pat Buchanan wrote an article, http://worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=56079
about Rudy and John not wanting to be in Iowa's 8/11 straw poll. Two months from now. What if Ron Paul had a strong showing? What will it take? If he gets strong support here, I think he will just build on the momentum. And there should be enough Iowans annoyed at the GrinOP to help. Any suggestions?
Ron Paul Places 2nd in Utah GOP State Convention Straw Poll
At the Utah State Republican Convention this past weekend, Ron Paul came in second place with 5.66%. Mitt Romney carried 81% in the Mormon state.
What is significant is that, unlike online polls, GOP convention straw polls are closely controlled.
According to Ivan Dubois of the Utah State GOP HQ, only registered elected delegates to the convention were able to vote. No "stacking" of votes can take place, since only elected party activists voted.
Ron Paul at FFF Conference
Ron Paul's speech at the Future Freedom Forum right before the last debate is up on UTUBES. It is a six-parter...a must listen.
Ron Paul's Latest Column: Amnesty Opponents Are Not Un-American
June 11, 2007
-- http://www.house.gov/paul/tst/tst2007/tst061107.htm
Putting Our Money Where Our Mouths (and Hearts) Are
Until I wrote out that check that you see above about ten minutes ago, I haven't donated any money to the campaign. I figured that running this website was my donation. But I changed my mind over the weekend.
Petition for Fair and Equal Treatment in the Media of Dr Ron Paul
Another way you can help is to sign the Petition for Fair and Equal Treatment in the Media of Dr Ron Paul's Presidential Election Campaign. Click here to sign the petition, and spread the word!
The petition currently has 3,674 signers, and the goal is for 10,000. This site gets about 2,800 visitors per day. Let's see if we can get the number of signers up to 5,000 by the end of the day.
Ron Paul Photos
I have been trying to gather and post as many photos as possible to the NH TV station site as well as FLICKR on Ron's official site.
I am not sure if these two sites are linked right now but hope they will be if not.
The WMUR slide show takes longer to get posted as they must be approved, but there are some different ones there as well starting with the first fundraiser at the houseparty in Pembroke.
Council on Foreign Relations Information
This may be redundant, but needs to be proliferated and discussed:
[sarcasm]Yeah...I guess it's that pesky sovereignty that's keeping us down. It would sure be nice if the world were one big, happy country![/sarcasm]
Face it, folks...we're one hurricane away from King George making this a reality. I don't recall a referendum or public dabate on these issues. Are we going to let this happen?
One Million RP Supporters Online
Analyst predicts there will be one million RP supporters online by 2008.
Read here:
We the people are going to win this thing in the most unique, historical manner. Now, how do we insure that the polls, voting machines are not rigged?
NH Loves Ron Paul - Dr Rand Paul Interview
Petition: Fair Media Treatment for GOP Ron Paul
Petition: Fair Media Treatment for GOP Ron Paul
Great article posted an hour ago on Free Market News Network. Sign the petition. Read the scoop on Fred. Very interesting stuff!
Ron Paul on Quinn and Cantara Show, Manchester NH
I got this interview audio file by special request. It is Ron on the Quinn and Cantara show. However, since posting it last week, my server has reached its bandwidth allowance! (Hmmm, can't imagine why!)
So, if you'd like to make this file available, please email me and I will get it to you to post and thus it will take the burden off one server alone.
Sharing the Ron Paul Experience!
Dear Friends,
Even if you do not live in NH where Ron will be doing heavy campaigning or one of the other early states and thus cannot get to meet Ron, we want you to live vicariously through us!
Thus I invite everyone and anyone who has photos to upload them to Ron's space on FLICKR as well as the NH television station's website for Ron, WMUR-TV where the locals who don't know about Ron can see his events.


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Ben Bova: Baseball? Steroids the tip of the iceberg
Baseball's spring-training season is in full swing, and so are worries that some athletes might be using steroids and/or other illegal means to enhance their playing abilities.
Alas, you ain't seen nothin' yet.
Steroids are merely the tip of the iceberg. As modern science progresses, athletes are going to have many more ways to enhance the strength and reflexes that nature gave them.
Let's consider a hypothetical 20-year-old lad who's been invited to a major league team's spring practice for a tryout. He's tested for steroids and no trace of the banned drugs is found.
But the major league enforcers aren't looking for gene doping. This is something new. Our young ballplayer can take insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) or follistatin transgenes that can enhance muscle function, help body cells utilize energy more efficiently and enhance physical endurance. Nothing illegal about them. So far.
According to Science magazine, a Chinese genetics laboratory allegedly offered gene-based performance enhancers to athletes before the 2008 Olympics games in Beijing. It's not known if any athletes took advantage of the offer, but technically there are no rules against it. Not yet.
Let's say our hypothetical ballplayer uses gene doping to enhance his strength, his reflexes and his endurance. He makes the big-league team. Hooray.
He's a catcher and he gets hurt in a collision at home plate. His left shinbone is broken.
Normally he'd be out for the rest of the season, but with stem-cell therapy his broken bone can be knitted together good as new in a couple of weeks. Within a month he's back in uniform.
After a couple of years of stardom, he spends the winter offseason replacing the bones of his legs with artificial bones composed of a composite of titanium and ceramic material. Cermet bones are stronger and more durable than organic ones.
Catchers are liable to have knee problems, sooner or later. So, in time, our player has both his knees replaced with artificial ones. Now he can crouch and spring to his feet just as spryly as he did when he was a teenager. Better, even.
His throwing arm has always been good, thanks to the gene enhancements that strengthen his muscles and sharpen his reflexes. But eventually he can replace his natural arm with an artificial limb that's stronger and faster than the arm he was born with. It is controlled by microchips that give him the ability to whip the ball to second base with inhuman speed and accuracy.
None of this is illegal. But is it proper? If one athlete can use biomedical breakthroughs to improve his abilities, the pressure will be on all the other athletes to do the same. If they don't, they won't survive.
Will professional athletes becomes cyborgs: cybernetic organisms, part human, part machine?
Will fans buy tickets to watch cyborg athletes compete against one another? Records will tumble every year and championships will go to the teams that can afford the best biomedical services.
There will be purists, of course, who will demand that sport contests be restricted to actual human beings, not men and women aided by gene doping, artificial limbs and other enhancements. But it will be tougher and tougher to write rules against the avalanche of new possibilities coming from the laboratories.
There is, of course, another side to all this. These performance-enhancing capabilities won't be restricted to athletes. I could use a pair of artificial knees myself, right now. Modern technology — and its future developments — could help to make the crippled walk again, make the blind see, make the weak strong.
Like all technological developments, performance enhancers are a two-edged sword. They can be used to help athletes cheat the rules or they can be used to help the infirm to regain normal lives.
But it takes money to conduct such research. Professional sports could be the funding stimulus for developing artificial limbs and medications that can rebuild muscle and nerve tissue lost to injury or disease. The incentive to win lucrative championships could be a major force in the development of such biomedical technology.
Hang in there. You might make the major leagues yourself, one of these days.
Bova, a Naples resident, is the author of more than 120 books, including "Able One," a high-tech thriller. Bova's web site address is www.benbova.com
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Halloween brings forth many thoughts a creepy critters and spooky beasts that make our imaginations run wild and our nightmares seem like a reality. Cast your vote below on the creature that gives you the shivers. Be sure to check in on Friday for the results!
Which of these two birds ruffles your feathers in the night?
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HOW TO USE: Take this medication by mouth as directed by your doctor, usually once daily with or without food. The dosage is based on your medical condition and response to treatment.Use this medication regularly to get the most benefit from it. To help you remember, take it at the same time each day. It is important to continue taking this medication even if you feel well. Most people with high blood pressure do not feel sick.Tell your doctor if your condition does not improve or if it worsens (for example, your blood pressure readings increase).
SIDE EFFECTS: Dizziness, lightheadedness, or upset stomach may occur as your body adjusts to the medication. If any of these effects persist or worsen, tell your doctor or pharmacist promptly.To reduce the risk of dizziness and lightheadedness, get up slowly when rising from a sitting or lying position.Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.Tell your doctor right away if any of these unlikely but serious side effects occur: fainting, symptoms of a high potassium blood level (such as muscle weakness, slow/irregular heartbeat), unusual change in the amount of urine.A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is rare. However, get medical help right away if you notice any symptoms of a serious allergic reaction, including: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.In the US -Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.In Canada - Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to Health Canada at 1-866-234-2345.
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Houston Hot Sauce FestivalRead MoreIn Houston, September beats out July and August for the hottest month of the year—it has nothing to do with the weather, however. The culprit behind the elevated heat level is the Houston Hot Sauce Festival. This annual event brings together exhibitors from across the country to sell and hand out samples of their signature hot sauces, salsas, jams, dips, and other spicy foods. Luckily, vendors also supply plenty of cool beverages, thus eliminating the need for bite-size fire extinguishers. Live entertainment complements the spicy goods. Blues artists, jazz bands, and other musician play throughout the festival, and each day brings special events, such as salsa eating competitions or fire eating performances.10505 Cash RoadStafford, TX US
George Ranch Historical ParkRead MoreGeorge Ranch Historical Park, only half an hour southwest of Houston, is more than a representation of Texas history?it?s the hundred-year story of a ranching family who lived their lives on the park?s very soil. The attractions tell their story, beginning with the Jones Stock Farm?a cattle operation circa 1830?where interpreters demonstrate old-fashioned skills amidst a traditional dog-trot log cabin. The Ryon Prairie Home unveils an 1860s image of a Texas Ranch home in the golden age of the cattle drive, and the Davis Mansion contains artifacts from Victorian-era Texas enjoyed by the wealthiest citizens of the 1890s. The final site, the George Ranch Complex, demonstrates ranching life as it happened in the 1930s, including barn structures and daily cattle demonstrations. Guides show off each building and era with historic tours, demonstrations, and living history exhibits such as a working blacksmith shop. The park?s directors breathe life back into this history with interactive events, as well. They also schedule an array of yearly events such as military reenactments, and holiday-themed history lessons.10215 FM 762 RoadRichmond, TX US
Rosenberg Railroad MuseumRead MoreIf it weren't for the railroad, there would be no Rosenberg. In 1880 the Gulf, Colorado, and Santa Fe Company extended their tracks across those of another railway, creating a junction that they named after the railway's president, Henry von Rosenberg. All that remains of this junction's original depot, from which the town of Rosenberg grew, is the signal tower, which is now the centerpiece of Rosenberg Railroad Museum's collection of historic railcars and other railway paraphernalia. Representing the full spectrum of passenger railcars, the collection includes a caboose—the living quarters of a train conductor—and a Canadian government business car, which in the 1920s had been appointed to transport dignitaries and prime ministers in comfort. At the museum's education center, an HO-gauge model train gives visitors a macro view of a rail network, and, up in the signal tower, an interlocking machine lets visitors play at train traffic control, using the same switches the towerman flipped back in 1903 to make sure only one train was routed through a junction at a time and no trains were routed down the tracks that just led straight off the edge of the world.1921 Avenue FRosenberg, TX US
Children's Museum of HoustonRead MoreWhile many children learn by performing hands-on tasks, school systems have yet to figure out how to incorporate gardens, imagination workshops, and towering aqueduct mazes into their budgets. With 90,000 square feet of hands-on exhibits, the Children's Museum of Houston, which was recently featured in The Wall Street Journal, sparks creativity by allowing kids to explore 14 learning stations. Ranked No. 1 among the 10 best children's museums in the nation by Parents magazine, named one of the 12 best children's museums in the country by Forbes.com and one of the 10 best by USA TODAY, and voted Best Museum in 2010, 2012, 2013, and 2014 by the Houston A-List Poll, the museum has accrued a lot of praise. The Huffington Post has also given a nod to the Children's Museum of Houston, which encourages children to explore their curious nature with a variety of interactive exhibits. Exhibits include the interactive EcoStation, a solar-powered outdoor utopia with activities such as stream creation and leaf rubbing that inspire kids to think about environmental responsibility. At the Invention Convention workshop, kids can explore engineering possibilities with building blocks, propellers, and even basic robotics. The sprawling cityscape of Kidtropolis invites children to participate in a simulated economy. The experience requires them to earn paychecks, budget money on pretend debit cards, vote for political candidates, and learn how to obsessively check milk expiration dates at the onsite grocery store. Their newest cultural exhibit, Heart and Seoul: Growing Up in Korea, explores the county's fashion, film, music, and cuisine, aiming to bring modern-day South Korea to the Houston area.1500 Binz StHouston, TX US
Contemporary Arts Museum HoustonRead MoreDesigned by award-winning architect Gunnar Birkerts, the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston's stainless steel building safeguards a multitude of work designed to intellectual engage viewers and invoke complex reactions. The museum's two galleries, the Brown Foundation Gallery and the Zilkha Gallery, collectively host 8?10 free exhibitions every year. The Brown Foundation spotlights work by internationally renowned artists and pieces organized around themes; past exhibits include a Kiki Smith survey and a showcase of performance art by black artists. The Zilkha, meanwhile, hosts the museum's Perspective Series, which gathers the work of emerging artists. The museum's Teen Council curates a biyearly edition of Perspectives, unveiling work by young, Houston-area artists that mine for deeper feelings than the normal teenage angst toward parents, teachers, and singing animatronic bears. The Teen Council also contributes to the museum's numerous programs, which include lectures and discussions for each show, as well as Musiqa concerts based on each Brown Foundation Gallery exhibition.5216 Montrose Blvd.Houston, TX US
Beer Can HouseRead MoreAfter retiring from his upholstering job at the Southern Pacific Railroad, John Milkovisch spent his free time building structures around his house and drinking beers with his wife Mary. But when he ran out of space for building, he decided to use up his extra beer cans to create a shiny siding for his structures and his house. He began in 1968, and within 20 years he had completely covered his property with an estimated 50,000 aluminum and glass cans. The result was both fashionable and functional, with swaying garlands tinkling in the breeze, strings of cans adding a luster to all surfaces of the house, and the protective weight of the cans even helping cut the house?s energy costs. But you can?t have a house this striking and not get noticed. So pretty soon people began making trips to see this can-covered house, and in 2007, it was moved into the Orange Show Center for Visionary Art. Now guests can peer inside the house and examine the structures without getting chased by the owner's beer can-covered dog. The house?s guided tours also feature a documentary that covers the history of the project since its inception forty years ago.222 Malone StHouston, TX US


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Integrated video on the motherboard drivers usually come part of the distribution and should be automatically setup. In other words, the video drivers should just work without the need to install anything.
I'm not sure about that version but I would assume it works the same, being as XOrg takes care of that.
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Syria's state TV said the two massive explosions targeting the regime's military command centre were set off by suicide car bombers and killed four people.
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The explosions were the latest to hit the Syrian capital as the country's civil war intensified and appeared to show the deep reach of the rebels determined to topple President Bashar Assad's regime.
Syria's state-run news agency, SANA, said the explosions struck near the landmark Omayyad Square. They were heard several kilometers away and shattered the windows of the Dama Rose hotel and other nearby buildings.
Rebels from the Free Syrian Army claimed responsibility for the bombings in a statement signed by the group's military council, saying dozens were killed in the attack.
The Army command building was in flames, sending huge columns of thick black smoke that hung over Damascus for several hours following the blasts.
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"What if a random bullet killed one of my kids?" Nada, a 42-year-old mother of three who only gave her first name out of security concerns, said, crying over the telephone. The windows of her apartment were shattered and her furniture was damaged. "I only care about my children and I'm afraid of the gunfire," she added.
Gaith, 63, a retired civil servant, said he rushed to lock the gate of his building to keep rebels from hiding in it. "I don't want my place to collapse on my head," he said.
Witnesses said the explosions were followed by heavy gunfire that stretched on for hours at the Omayyad Square and around the military compound. One witness who managed to get close to the area, which was cordoned off, saw panicked soldiers shooting in the air randomly as they ran.
The witness, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals, said it appears that rebels may have been holed up inside the army command building, from where the sound of gunfire could clearly be heard.
The British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which relies on a network of activists on the ground, said heavy clashes were taking place inside the compound of the army command, adding that there were casualties on both sides.
The force of the explosion left a good part of the compound overlooking the huge square charred. Air conditioners and door frames were blown from their place and dangled outside the building.
The Army statement said the blasts were caused by a car bomb and an explosive device that went off near the army command buildings. It said "terrorists" in the area simultaneously opened fire randomly to terrorise people, adding that authorities were pursuing the gunmen. Syrian authorities regularly refer to rebels fighting to topple Assad's regime as terrorists.
The statement said a number of guards were wounded.
"I can confirm that all our comrades in the military command and defense ministry are fine," Information Minister Omran Zoubi told Syrian TV, which is located near the site of the explosion, in a telephone call.
"Everything is normal," he said. "There was a terrorist act, perhaps near a significant location, yes, this is true, but they failed as usual to achieve their goals."
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First of all, thanks for your aswers,unfortunately, they don't solve our problem. I try to explain better: we have 1 diskarray with 4 LUNS mapped on 4 partitions (sda, sdb, sdc, sdd). I created 4 Volume group and 4 Logical Volume, one LV for every VG: /dev/VG01/LV01 (==>sda) /dev/VG02/LV02 (==>sdb) /dev/VG03/LV03 (==>sdc) /dev/VG04/LV04 (==>sdd) Then I make the gfs file system with the next command: gfs_mkfs -j 2 -t alpha_cluster:LV01 -p lock_dlm /dev/VG01/LV01 gfs_mkfs -j 2 -t alpha_cluster:LV02 -p lock_dlm /dev/VG02/LV02 gfs_mkfs -j 2 -t alpha_cluster:LV03 -p lock_dlm /dev/VG03/LV03 gfs_mkfs -j 2 -t alpha_cluster:LV04 -p lock_dlm /dev/VG04/LV04 I can mount all these 4 partition from one node without problems, but when I try to mount these same partitions from the other node, the mount command hangs and I must reset the machine, because also the "reboot" command doesn't work. I hope I provide all informations to make you understand my problem. Thanks in advance, Ale
Hi Ale, Your mkfs's and cluster.conf seem reasonable. I'd also recommend bumping your post_join_delay, though, because 3 seconds isn't much time. It's hard to say what's going on. This sounds like a bug, but since you said that you were running RHEL4U1, I recommend upgrading both nodes to the latest U4 and see if it still happens. There were lots of bugs fixed between U1 and U4. BTW, you shouldn't mix a U1 system with a cluster system at a higher level. Regards, Bob Peterson Red Hat Cluster Suite


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Yeah, I guess you're right, if your concern is about having or not having a rabbit. I was just thinking about concerns over weather
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I disagree with the comment that starting riders based alphabetically is "fair". Being first due to your last name being at the beginning of the alphabet with your last name usually means you are "the rabbit" and have nobody ahead of you to try and focus on and catch. Conversely, not having somebody behind you to try and keep from catching and passing you is also a disadvantage. Randomized start lists are a great idea; looking at the start list for Haystack, I don't see any rhyme or reason to it, which is great!
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Doing it alphabetically or randomly or in order of registration, within the various categories, are all "fair" as you can't possibly know which start times will be best within the group. You've got as good a chance of having good conditions, or crap conditions, no matter how they assign the start times within a given group. Besides, most groups aren't large enough to have wildly divergent wind/weather conditions within their narrow range of times. You can contrast this to the Cherry Creek TT series, where there's no grouping of categories within a narrow range of start times. It's a crap shoot as to whether an early time would be better, or perhaps a later time. If everyone in a given group were starting within a 15-20 minute window, the odds are better that everyone would have similar conditions. Haystack's start time assignments are just fine.
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Please make TT start times random (within groups). Doing it alphabetical is not fair (Frostbite). Trying to figure out who is fastest is not fair (state). Just randomize it. That is all.
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Man, don't be such a hater. Explain to me exactly what makes this race a PITA besides all of the security issues (heck, had the same issues at Fed Center). I was merely answering, correctly I might add, the question about the last fully paved road race on the calendar this year. I could have mentioned the collegiate road races in Grand Junction and Durango but those are "off the grid" so to speak.
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Seller Regis Philbin(9) 4th October 2011Perfect and smooth!Seller ProfessorPlum(23) 4th October 2010Great Basenoter!Seller Twolf(221) 4th August 2010Relyable buyer, she came through despite vacation timeSeller mi-hooked?(125) 27th July 2010What a fantastic collection she MUST have. ALWAYS pays immediately, a pleasure !Seller mi-hooked?(125) 27th July 2010ALWAYS pays immediately,,a great customer,,excellent communicationSeller panu38(48) 22nd July 2010an amazing transactionSeller panu38(48) 22nd July 2010cindy is just an awesome buyer -- great to deal with!Seller latelittlesleeper(41) 9th July 2010Another easy-breezy sale! Thanks, lady!Seller Buzzlepuff(438) 8th July 2010Quick payment and a pleasure to work with. Recommended!Seller GAIVS IVLIVS CAESAR(107) 30th June 2010perfect transaction as always, thanks and enjoy!Seller <<<Parfumnut>>>(248) 29th June 2010Always a fun and positive transaction, great buyer and such a pleasureSeller NebraskaLovesScent(17) 25th June 2010Awesome doing business with you. Come back anytime!Seller gupts(136) 25th June 2010Yet another no fuss transaction with this wonderful buyer.Seller Matthew(153) 24th June 2010Another great experience with meenubhanot - A+++!Seller Matthew(153) 24th June 2010Another great experience with meenubhanot - A+++!Seller strifeknot(279) 24th June 2010Quick payment. Always a great customer. Thanks!Seller Guest(N/A) 19th June 2010Another great transaction with a lovely basenoter!Seller Matthew(153) 18th June 2010Another flawless transaction - thanks meenubhanot!!!!Seller MaserGS(25) 18th June 2010Very fast payment and a pleasure to work with!Seller NebraskaLovesScent(17) 14th June 2010Friendly Bner, fast payment, always a pleasure! Thanks!Seller Wheredjaredgo(43) 14th June 2010Good buyerSeller Guest(N/A) 14th June 2010A very lovely lady! And prompt payment! A+++Seller BigBrown(45) 9th June 2010Pleasure to deal with...patient, kind...and has a great nose!Seller jstrife(2) 9th June 2010Thanks for your purchase! Fast payment.Seller scentemental(690) 8th June 2010An always reliable trusted seller and buyer. Another excellent transaction.Seller awayalonealong(114) 7th June 2010Couldn't be better. Highly recommended!Seller actiasluna(22) 5th June 2010Very friendly Basenote member, hope you love the Caron!Seller scenteur7(233) 3rd June 2010Excellent all aroundSeller giannis(103) 3rd June 2010Another awesome transaction with Cindy,highly recommented!Seller Twolf(221) 2nd June 2010Great buyer: prompt, accurate, flexible. Thank you,Seller AlexPanzer(5) 2nd June 2010Thanks a lot for a super-speedy payment and prompt communication. AAAAA+++++Seller IndianapolisVet(24) 2nd June 2010Lightning fast Paypal payment!Seller stuigi(533) 2nd June 2010Cindy is the best!Seller brrrry(134) 31st May 2010Thanks for your purchase. Quick payment.Seller junkfood(49) 31st May 2010Thanks very much for the purchase! =)Seller xmen(830) 30th May 2010An outstanding buyer! Thanks again!!!Seller Snowbunny82(114) 30th May 2010Quick payment, quick response, a pleasure to deal with. Enjoy the Tom!Seller Ron199(70) 30th May 2010Lightning fast pay, a pleasure to deal with..A+++..ThanksSeller manicboy(137) 27th May 2010Fast payer, excellent communicationSeller teger(37) 26th May 2010Prompt payment and great communication. Thanks!Seller Mimi Gardenia(140) 25th May 2010Great Basenoter ! A+++++++++++++Seller Mudassir(558) 24th May 2010Fast payment. A dream buyer!Seller latelittlesleeper(41) 24th May 2010Great buyer! Always easy to work with and prompt with payment! Thanks, Cindy!Seller actiasluna(22) 24th May 2010Very nice lady, super fast payment... awesome! Thank you!Seller the_tourist(31) 24th May 2010quick payment, thank you!Seller Buzzlepuff(438) 21st May 2010Quick payment and pleasant to work with! A++Seller Mudassir(558) 21st May 2010A-1!Seller Buzzlepuff(438) 19th May 2010A decisive and friendly purchase. My highest recommendation!Seller socalwoman(121) 19th May 2010Such a lovely and understanding person! Don't miss a chance to deal with her!!Seller genieg(11) 19th May 2010Thank you! Always a pleasure-super fast pay & super nice!Seller KMF(37) 18th May 2010Highly recommended!Seller Bigsly(288) 18th May 2010Thanks and enjoy !Seller bokaba(64) 17th May 2010Thanks for another great purchase!Seller sirsmellzalot(33) 17th May 2010Great Basenoter! Smooth transaction. Highly recommend!Seller Mudassir(558) 17th May 2010Cindy is A-OK. Enough said!Seller NebraskaLovesScent(17) 16th May 2010Friendly BN'er, quick payment, great transaction. Thank you!Seller sirsmellzalot(33) 16th May 2010Great Basenoter! Super smooth transaction. Highly recommend!


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Steampunk Brass Taffeta Ruffle Skirt
Brass Taffeta Ruffle Skirt $145 Eye catching, swishy, and shiny! Based on my petticoat pattern, this skirt has a twenty-five foot ruffle hem. The main body has already been gathered into the waistband, which will gather even more once cinched down to your size! Great for layering with Pixie Skirts, Bustles, or of course a stunning piece by itself. Though shown...
Peridot Green Longline Corset
Peridot Green Satin Longline Corset $119 Great for Ren Faire, Steampunk, or even cosplay, this beautiful muted green is sure to turn a few heads. This long cut corset has four garter loops (garter straps not included), lacing at the hips, and of course is spiral steel boned for comfort and support. Waist Size 20 inches $119.00 USD 22 inches $119.00 USD 24 inches...
Medium Pirate Hair Jewels
Medium Pirate Hair Jewels $26 Inspired by the Golden Age of Piracy, this strand of Hair Jewels is a perfect addition to your Pirate or gypsy costume for the faire or for Hallowe'en! Each of Faire Treasures' Hair Jewels strands are one of a kind creations by CrystalKittyCat. This strand is about 8.5 inches in length, perfect for pirates with medium length to long hair!...
Black Brocade Pixie Skirt
Black Brocade Pixie Skirt $47 A handmade skirt crafted by CrystalKittyCat, pixie skirts are great as layering skirts, as well as standalone skirts. Made from a vine patterned black brocade. One size fits most, drawstring waist. Ungathered waistline measures 52 inches. Purchase on Etsy Shown with the Roman Red Linen Renaissance Skirt and Black Satin Longline Underbust...
Steampunk Gear Medal
Steampunk Gear Medal $21 Be you an Airship Commander, crewman, or in need of a trinket for your Steampunk finery, these medals are an excellent addition to your outfit! An eye-catching combination of a brass gear and filigree with a central crystal are the main feature of this piece. This medal has been hand stitched With a combination of black and red, white, and blue ribbons. 2 1/4 inches long, 1 inch...
Nephele $119 Cute Victorian ankle boots in black or brown with inner tuxedo fabric and lined with matching fur. Cris-cross front lacing fastened by bronze eyelets, with outer straps and bronze flame buckles. Two and a half inch bronze heel. Brown Size 6 $119.00 USD Size 7 $119.00 USD Size 8 $119.00 USD Size 9 $119.00 USD Size 10 $119.00 USD Size 11...
Emily Elaine Gothic Lace Capelet
Emily Elaine Gothic Lace Capelet $45 A delicate capelet that adds a touch of elegance to any outfit. Two layers of lace drape gracefully about the shoulders and tie at the front with ribbon. Both layers are made from black lace. The Emily Elaine Capelet looks stunning with Victorian and Steampunk outfits, and can also double as a bustle when tied around your...
Woodland Mini Cloak
Woodland Mini Cloak $145 This mini cloak is extremely versatile—you can wear it as a costume piece, in your everyday wardrobe, or save it for special occasions. It was inspired by both Renaissance and Victorian eras, and can be worn over outfits of either time period. Since it's short, it doesn't weigh you down. Full length cloaks tend to weigh a lot...
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Deepwater Dispatches: The worst possible time
From the NRDC team in New Orleans is an interview with a local fisherman about the horrible timing of the spill.
I think it goes without saying that there is never a good time for an oil spill. Certainly, the "drill baby drill" crowd would agree with me on that. Yesterday, sheltered from the pounding rain in his boat Capt. Kip Marquize tells us why this disaster couldn't have happened at a worse time for the fishermen and shrimpers of the Gulf Coast.
Read more about Kip's concerns.


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FMLY Fest assembles dozens of musicians for DIY weekend
By Emily Eveland
Hollow Boys embrace the dark on third album
By Sarah Stanley-Ayre
10 Thousand Sounds 2014: Behind the bands
By CP Staff
Black Market Brass delivers hip-shaking funk rhythms
By Zach McCormick
For the Love brings hip-hop festivities to Lowertown
By Jack Spencer
Kitty Cat Klub hosts Tourniquet Noise series
By Sarah Stanley-Ayre
Max Gremillion steps into the spotlight
By Rob van Alstyne
The world of Howler's sophomore album
By Zach McCormick
As a music editor, I don't often get a chance to apply my critic's quill to a product such as the 3121 cologne. But that rock-crit eminence Robert Christgau once devoted his consumer guide to rating regional yogurts; there's no reason why the capsule review format can't work here as well. I often set up a review as if it were an answer to a question. In this case, "Can Prince translate his eccentric genius into a personal grooming product, or is he merely cashing in on a well-known brand?"
It's important for a critic to show an insider's knowledge of the business of making records—or, uh, fragrances. Here's what I can tell you: The company Prince chose to release his signature scent, Revelations Perfume, also brought us Stoked by Bethany Hamilton—the teenage surfer who lost her arm in a shark attack.
While album-cover art has lost relevance with every download, packaging still matters in the fragrance industry. Unfortunately, with its oblong, emerald-cut bottle, faded-lilac liquid, and Tron-era font, 3121's presentation is slightly tacky. Outside of the bedrooms of fourth-grade girls and the courts of medieval kings, purple-and-gold is just not the elegant color combination Prince believes it to be.
Finally, we wrap up the review with some jazzy language describing either the work itself or its purported effect. To wit: The predictable combination of floral and citrus notes will remind you more of standing too close to an old lady in an elevator than catching a young lady masturbating in a hotel lobby. Is this what it smells like when doves cry?
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