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many very tall people. No kayak I have ever owned has allowed me to plop my butt on the seat and then get my legs forward into the bow. I wish "knowledgeable" people would catch on to this when instructing.
I laid up a custom large keyhole rim on a composite boat, and I *still* couldn't get my legs forward with my rear end on the seat. It's a simple matter of geometry. And it's one of the reasons I regard the solo re-entry as much less practical than rolling.
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Anti-prayer group praises DeSoto Schools
The Freedom From Religion Foundation applauded the DeSoto County school district Tuesday for responding promptly to a call to halt prayers over the public address system at football games and other school functions.
"That is what I thought would happen, but it's delightful to hear that they moved so quickly," FFRF co-president Annie Laurie Gaylor said. "They hinted that this would happen, because the game(s) last week did not have prayer. We praise the school board for taking such quick action to make sure the law is followed."
The Madison, Wis.-based organization, which has challenged prayers in other districts around the country, had complained by letter to school district officials that Supreme Court decisions prohibiting school-sponsored prayer were being violated.
In response, the school board said through board attorney Keith Treadway on Monday that the system, Mississippi's largest public school district, would enforce an existing policy prohibiting use of the public address system to broadcast prayers before football games.
The first home games of the season were last Friday at Lake Cormorant and DeSoto Central high schools, and they did not include pregame prayers over the public address speakers.
"We have had a whole slew of violations in the South, and we have been able to remedy them without going to court," Gaylor said Tuesday. "We had gotten an e-mail (Monday) from a mother with kids in the schools that said everything that we had complained about she had encountered, and implied she was willing to go to court.
"I think that we would have been able to find plaintiffs pretty readily, but now it shouldn't be necessary."
The Aug. 11 letter also objected to prayer at basketball games and other sporting events, as well as high school graduations. The school board policy, adopted in July 2008, states: "Prayer over the intercom or at school-related activities shall not be allowed. School administrators, teachers and staff shall take a neutral approach regarding the promotion of prayer or other religious activities in schools or at school-sponsored events."
Treadway said he had been told the policy has been ignored at times.
"I'm not personally aware that we've done that," he said. "We expect our employees to abide by our policies and our requirements."
But, Treadway added: "Of course, I don't think we have the authority to prohibit people from praying at football games or graduations or anything else. I think they have First Amendment rights and can say prayers if they like. Our policy just prevents us from leading it, and we're not going to let them use our PA system to deliver."
When asked about past instances of prayer on Friday nights despite having a policy against it in place, school officials declined to comment.
"The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that prayer over the public address system is illegal at athletic events," DCS community relations director Katherine Nelson said. "It is the law of the land. We don't get to choose what laws we obey."
The decision to limit prayer doesn't sit well with many parents and others with children in the school system.
Jo Ann Jones voiced her opinion toward the FFRF. The Hernando resident has four grandchildren in DeSoto County public schools, which have nearly 32,000 students in 40 schools.
"Why do a few people get to tell the American people that they can't pray?" she said.
"We need God in this country. That's what's wrong with it today -- we haven't got God in this country anymore."
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In 1991, I was a brand new homeschooling mom with a bright eager student. Reading every book and glancing through all the curriculum I could get my hands on still left me feeling insecure. What I wanted was someone to be there just in case they were needed in the first few months. "What if...?" "How should I teach....?" "Is there an easier way to explain...?"
There were other homeschooling moms in my life, but they were finding their own way too. What a blessing Homeschooling ABCs would have been to me when I was just starting out. Are you new to homeschooling, feeling a little lost, or just wanting someone who is a further along in the homeschooling journey to give you a hand? "School for Mom" arrives each week in small packages, manageable in your hectic life.
Intrigued? Terri's vision is summed up in her own words: "Creating and maintaining a healthy, well-rounded, academically superior, and God-honoring environment at home requires some intentional planning and execution." Sign up for the course at Homeschooling ABCs. When you order, you can instantly download your first lesson and freebies that come with it! After the initial download, you receive an email every week with a link to download the next lesson for six months! Yes, it's like being homeschooled by Terri!
Let's continue the interview we started earlier this week with Terri?
Meredith: What inspired you to put together this amazing course, Homeschooling ABC's?
Terri: One day last summer, it hit
me like a ton of bricks...there is nothing comprehensive out there that
takes a new homeschooling parent by the hand and guides her through the
steps necessary to being homeschooling her kids. Over the years, we
have talked with many parents via email, over the phone and at
homeschool conferences about "how to homeschool." And, yet, I know that
these ten minute conversations are just not enough to fully equip a
parent to dive right in. There is so much information out there, but
your brain goes into overload when you try to digest it. Have you ever
googled "homeschool"? There is a lot of information out there, but none
of it assembled into one easy-to-digest comprehensive program.
That's what inspired me to put together the Homeschooling ABC's course.
Meredith: Please tell us about Homeschooling ABC's.
Terri: Homeschooling
ABC's is a 26 week long course that takes a new homeschooling parent by
the hand and walks her through the first 6 months of her homeschooling
journey. The class is delivered by weekly emails that contain a link to
a PDF download that contains a week's lesson. The lessons are usually
10-12 pages in length and cover a single aspect of homeschooling such
A - A Great Start
B - Begin with the Basics
C - Copy the Classroom--Not! (Organization)
D - Dare to Differentiate (Learning Styles)
E - Establish Your Philosophy of Education
F - Finding the Best Curriculum
G - Get together--Networking with other Homeschool moms
H - Hands on Learning
I - Internet and Library Research Skills
J - Just say, "No!" - Staying focused
K - Keeping up with Kindergarteners & Pre-Schoolers
L - Living and Learning at Home
M - Math
N - Nature Study and Science
O - Out the Door--Time for a Field Trip!
P - Phonics, Reading, and Spelling!
Q - Quintessential Expression of Art of Music
R - Review and FAQ
S - Socialization
T - Teaching the Multi-Grade Classroom
U - Used Curriculum
V - Evaluations, Testing, & Grades
W - Writing
X - Explore His Earth: History and Geography
Y - Yes, You Can! Homeschooling High School
Z - Z End is Just the Beginning
go on to cover individual subjects in detail, such as math, phonics,
science, etc. The reason for this unique format is to allow the class
member to read, absorb, and apply that week's lesson before moving on
to the next. We all know how easy it is to read a great big book and
then apply maybe only 1 or 2 points from the entire volume. With this
weekly delivery method, you get the opportunity to apply 1-2 points
from each lesson and therefor are able to glean much more from the
material over the course of the 6 months.
You can read all the details on the website, Homeschooling ABCs.
classes are geared for homeschooling parents who have children of all
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requirements of high school students, we have created a separate course
just for parents of middle and high school students. It is called Upper Level Homeschool and you can read more about the separate 13 week course on our website, UpperLevelHomeschool.
Meredith: Thank you so much, Terri. ( You can read the full interview on Terri's blog, Knowledge Quest News or on my website, Joyful and Successful Homeschooling.)
You pay $10.00 initially for the first month, followed by $10.00 per month for the next five months ( $60.00 ). In today's economy, this is a real bargain! That comes out to less than $2.50 per class--not bad! You also get over $250.00 worth of free curriculum and samples with the lessons--all downloadable.
Here are just some of the freebies: Cindy Rushton's Get Organized: Easy Ideas to Make this School Year Great, Living Book's Curricululm, Teaching Less While Your Child Learns More, In the Hand's of a Child's Ocean Habitats and Under the Sea Project Paks, Write Shop's Lesson Sampler, 2 digital issues of Teach magazine, Felice Gerwitz's Teaching Science and Having Fun, Motherboard's Internet Scavenger Hunt, and Old Schoolhouse Magazine's The Schoolhouse Planner.
If you are new to homeschooling or need mentoring, consider this course for homeschooling moms.
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Toshiba Appoints Shigenori Shiga Westinghouse Board Chairman
PITTSBURGH, July 2 /PRNewswire/ — Westinghouse Electric Company announced today the appointment of Shigenori Shiga to the position of Chairman, replacing Steve Tritch, who retired July 1.
Mr. Shiga has served as Senior Vice President and Chief Coordination Officer for Westinghouse since 2006 and concurrently serves as Executive Vice President of Toshiba Corporation's Power Systems Company. He will assume his new role immediately, and his primary responsibilities will be to provide strategic oversight and supervision of the Westinghouse Board of Directors.
In commenting on Mr. Shiga's appointment, Mr. Tritch said: "I applaud Shigenori Shiga's appointment. He has been intimately involved with Westinghouse operations since Toshiba Corporation became majority owner in late 2006 and is thoroughly familiar with our goals and strategies. As the nuclear renaissance advances on the global scale, Mr. Shiga's appointment as Chairman will further reinforce the links and synergies between Westinghouse and Toshiba, and support us in maximizing our combined strategies in the global marketplace."
Dr. Aris S. Candris, President and CEO, also said: "As Chairman, Shigenori Shiga will bring balance and provide stability within our senior management team, and further reinforce our ability to act in concert with Toshiba. His appointment will also allow my entire staff to further concentrate on growing our business and better meeting our commitments to customer success, technology development, quality, safety, and global industry leadership."
Replacing Mr. Shiga as chief coordination officer will be Tetsuya Noda, who most recently served as vice president within the coordination division.
Westinghouse Electric Company, a group company of Toshiba Corporation (TKY:6502), is the world's pioneering nuclear energy company and is a leading supplier of nuclear plant products and technologies to utilities throughout the world. Today, Westinghouse technology is the basis for approximately one-half of the world's operating nuclear plants, including 60 percent of those in the United States.
Westinghouse also has four of its AP1000(TM) nuclear power plants under construction in China, and has contracts for six new AP1000 units in the United States. Additionally, Westinghouse has been selected to provide an additional eight AP1000s in the United States. Contracts for those plants are in various stages of discussion.
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An original collage by Dawn Wolfe. To create this piece, Wolfe cut butterfly shapes out of vintage wallpaper and carefully arranged them in a delicate, hovering cloud. The rich colors and patterns of this work lend it an Old World beauty, while its streamlined presentation gives it a modern sensibility. The piece is signed and dated by the artist and set in a classic white shadow-box frame.


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Since I want to have things clean and tidy on my Ubuntu server I decided to create a Ubuntu package from Plex Media Server. The package is nice and handles setup of an account, upstart script and dependency tracking. I have published my scripts at github if someone wants to create a debian package to use at their machine as well.
I have decided to not publish a precompiled .deb until the Plex Team fully endorses it, because of bandwidth requirements and redistribution rights, so for now you have to 'build' the debian package yourself. Don't worry, it's easy :-)
Instructions on how to build and install is also on Github, follow the links below.
Anyway, code and issue tracking https://github.com/t...iaServer-Ubuntu. Or if you just want to download the latest version of the scripts and don't care about git you can follow this link:https://github.com/t.../tarball/master
Notes to the Plex Team:
- It would be nice to be able to run Plex Media Server from any directory and just give an argument or environment variable of where the resources directory is.
- Seems like the server can't run if the user that is running it doesn't have a shell. Seems like a strange requirement.
- The server segfaults if it can't write to ~/Library
Have fun! (And thanks a million to Plex Team for their awesome work!)


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Julia + Brad Married
So many awesome details, vendors, and prettiness, we were beside ourselves! Julia and Brad were married at The Oaks Waterfront Inn in Easton Maryland on an inlet of the Chesapeake Bay. The pair met in law school and the Julia worked for the judge that married them. Highlights included a raw bar at cocktail hour, a crazy dessert spread and shooting stars. And of course the greatest thing of all… twirling. venue- The Oaks Waterfront Inn makeup- Amie Decker Beauty hair- Denita Brown at Jewel Hair Design florist- Seaberry Farm dj- Anthony...read more
Jen + Justin Married
One big happy family! That is what Jen and Justin have. And the love they have for their family shows in the way they love each other. The pair were married at one of our favorite venues, Riverside on the Potomac in Leesburg, VA. Their coordinator, Delia Anne, was a pleasure to work with. Rain was inevitable, but it held off just long enough to complete the ceremony and family portraits. It drizzled while Justin twirled Jen in the field and then came down when we are all tucked away in the barn for the reception. This wedding was full of...read more
Allyson + Perry Married
Sometimes all you want is to be with someone that makes you laugh and Allyson and Perry are surrounded! The pair were married at the Gaithersburg Marriott in the Washingtonian Center under a beautiful chuppah and an isle lined with cherry blossoms. The soft elegant details were the perfect opposite to the fun, lively crew. A few details that stand out… the first look with an emotional audience, the non traditional father/daughter dance, and the amazingly talented band, Spectrum. Venue: Gaithersburg Marriott Washingtonian Center Flowers:...read more
Megan + Cory Married
Happy Snow Day! I have been meaning to blog this one for a few months now and since we are all stuck home I figure today is the day! These two goofballs got married at the Jack Rose Dinning Saloon in DC. Megan and Cory were so much fun to photograph! We walked around the block taking photos of the two of them then headed in for the ceremony and cocktail party. As the pair stepped up to the bar good friend Clay was waiting there to marry them. One of my favorite ring shots of the year is below… thanks to my assistant Mark Johnson for...read more
A Rooftop Proposal
This past weekend we photographed Mark's proposal to Lindsay on the rooftop of the Double Tree by Hilton Hotel in Bethesda MD. Mark had been planning this for some time. First he went to Leslie Sandler for the perfect ring, then lost 16 lbs, named a star after Lindsay, hired us, made an awesome collage explaining all the ways he loves her, and had his brother set up the rooftop. Lindsay's reaction was priceless and the energy was infectious! Lindsay's first phone call was to her 6 year old son to tell him the good news. The...read more
Joe's Bar Mitzvah
Joe's Bar Mitzvah was our last event of 2014! Both the service and party were held at Lakewood Country Club. Joe's aunt flew east from California to perform a very special service. The theme of the party, "Not Your Average Joe", was executed perfectly by Fox Ventures. Talk of the Town provided the games and entertainment. MC Spots and his crew at Glyde Productions kept the party lively and the adults on the dance...read more
Jared's Bar Mitzvah
The last one is always bittersweet. The third and final Katon Bar Mitzvah went out with a bang! They have been part of our Paired Images family since the beginning and now there are drivers licences and college applications. But just because they age doesn't mean the jokes, love, silliness and laughter stop, in fact its only grown for this family. We took formal portraits at Temple Beth Ami in Rockville, MD where the service was held. For the party at Norbeck Country Club, Jared's mom, Michelle, went with a hockey theme to reflect...read more
Ashley + Sean Married
Ashley and Sean's wedding had some firsts for us… first wedding we've shot in West Virginia, first time we've had a bride hug her guests on her way up the isle, first time we've seen moonshine on the tables, etc. There was a sign by the escort cards that read, "You can find your seat here, but your place is on the dance floor." Ashley meant every word in that sign and if you weren't on the dance floor she made it happen. At this event there were tears but not without laughter, sparkly details, a...read more
Colleen + John Married
Colleen and I met 20 years ago walking to high school to start our freshman year. She made me feel welcome in a new town and I kept her sane through her many endeavors. So naturally I was thrilled to hear of her engagement and ready to keep her calm through wedding planning! It was also fun getting to know John through the wedding process and seeing what a good match they make. We started at Colleen's childhood home on the day of the wedding and then went to St. Mary's in Rockville, MD for a Catholic ceremony. Of course the...read more
Bridget and Gary Married
The Hotel Monaco DC has become one of our favorite venues, of course it is an awesome space with lots of opportunities for great photos and an extremely efficient staff, but some of our most favorite weddings have taken place here. Bridget and Gary are no exception and having them as clients was kismet! They chose to do their first look on our favorite monument, The DC War Memorial, where we encountered a segway tour, friendly squirrels, and a gymnast. Then it was back to the Hotel Monaco DC for the sweetest ceremony ever. To quote the...read more


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(news release) The Newhall Land and Farming Co. is donating $100,000 on Tuesday to county supervisors who will use the money for a bike path sweeper.
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Newhall Land was required to build Class-1 bike paths as a condition of approval for its West Creek subdivision and deed the paths over to the county, according to a report from county Public Works Director Gail Farber.
Newhall Land built the bike paths, but the county does not have a good way to keep them clean.
To get the bike paths off Newhall Land's books and onto the county's, the company agreed to donate $100,290.34 so the county could go out and buy a mini air street sweeper. Tuesday's board action would require Public Works to buy a sweeper with the donated funds.
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Why failure is so important to career success
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Xinyuan Real Estate : Announces Management Change
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Anime Fans of modDBFans & Clans group with 2,202 members, open to all members
This group has been formed to gather the people who enjoy Japanese anime and all of its facets, to salute the people from the land of the Rising Sun.
I'll never look back, I've got no regrets 'Cause time doesn't wait for me I choose to go my own way
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Sonic the Hedgehog grew up with his forest friends in the Green Hill Zone of the planet Mobius. Orphaned at an early age, Sonic fell in with a clan of rambunctious animal friends who taught him a variety of skills and tricks that you'll see him use in his video games today.
Johnny Lightfoot, a rabbit, showed Sonic how to outrun every creature in the forest, while Sally Acorn, a squirrel, taught Sonic how to jump incredible distances. A bluebird Flicky, influenced Sonic with his happy fearless approach to life: Joe Sushi, a walrus instructed Sonic on how to dive and swim, while a penguin, Tux, taught Sonic how to breathe underwater.
With the help of his many friends, Sonic developed cleverness, speed and a certain amount of "forest smarts."
Perhaps the most important lesson of all was from Chirps, a chicken, who inadvertently helped Sonic develop the Super Sonic Spin Attack. You see, as Chirps was learning to fly, he tumbled head over heels out of his nest. Sonic teased Chirps by imitating him as he tumbled. Soon Sonic had gathered so much speed from imitating Chirps' tumble that he became a blur of quills and fur.
This group has been formed to gather the people who enjoy Japanese anime and all of its facets, to salute the people from the land of the Rising Sun.
If you're a Sonic Fan, This is the Place to be, So sign up today!
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Sonic x sucks its not even made by sega.
Its like when I am here no one is, and if I am gone you people are here.
Hey what up, I have an old web page I made two years or so its I am Sonicsu,Sonic Super #1 Fan,the name was to long. Freewebs.com
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I've been stalking this House Wren in our front yard for weeks now. He finally gave me a great photo op this morning!
I've been stalking this House Wren in our front yard for weeks now. He finally gave me a great photo op this morning!
Our plans to attend the San Diego Comic Con later this summer have unexpectedly mushroomed into something new! First, I tried to catch up on the comics world a little bit. Then I read, and LOVED, my first graphic novel, Digger. I became enthralled by the idea of telling stories mainly in pictures, using but a few well-chosen words. This lead to my next read, Making Comics, by Scott McCloud. That was enlightening! It was great fun learning more about the technical and the artistic processes behind what appear to be simple comics. But the joy of learning this was balanced by the painful awareness that I suck at drawing and painting! I still remember my few efforts at this as a child, and I never received any formal education in this area. My art teachers and art projects in school never really explored drawing and painting at the basic instructional level. Yet I believe I do have an artistic eye, which I practice mainly through photography. This blog itself has seen many creative moments. So I thought I'd press on with this new interest. I found a little computer program called Comic Life. It allows me to import a photograph and to then apply filters that make it look like the picture was drawn or painted in various styles. The program also has easy ways to add captions, word and thought balloons, and special effects. It also has a wide variety of pre-made layouts, making the final product look like a comic book page. My first few efforts with this have been fun and turned out fairly well. I will for sure continue to use Comic Life!
But I was not satisfied with that. I thought my own drawings would be better than filtered photos, even if they were my own photos. So I began to explore the idea of learning how to draw at my late age. I was surprised to consistently read that ANYONE can learn to draw, that I was wrong thinking only those rare individuals with inborn talent had that special gift. I did a search for the best instructional books on the subject and came up with a list of my top five. Then Gail did the same, and we finally decided to use Drawing for the Absolute and Utter Beginner by Claire Watson Garcia. Gail did have some art background as a child and had talked on and off about taking some art classes. So doing this together has been a particularly fun and satisfying thing!
The day came when we drove to Michaels to buy all sorts of art supplies! That was a really fun date! Seriously! It felt like one of those turning point moments where life can take you in one direction or another. We were about to start a new hobby! The spark of interest had ignited into a flame of action! We bought the recommended pencils, drawing papers, erasers, etc. We took that first step that turns a thought into a reality!
Well, by now we have gone through much of the book. We started by simply drawing observed lines. We practiced drawing simple shapes like circles and ovals, then piecing them together into more complex shapes. We learned to notice lines and basic shapes in what we see in the world. We learned a few techniques about drawing what we see with accuracy. We are currently learning shading techniques. I am now starting to see things in my 3D life while imagining how I would draw them in 2D.
Drawing is so far much more fun than I ever imagined it would be, and we are only a few weeks into it! I think it's because I can already see the fruits of my labor and I can already see progress. I believe what they said is true. If I can draw, ANYONE can draw! 😀
This week marks the first time the Dickcissel has ever been spotted in our home county, Forsyth County, North Carolina! Princess Gail and I were lucky enough to still find it this afternoon, several days after the initial spotting, thanks to Craig McCleary of our Audubon group.
Here are some of Gail's pictures from this afternoon:
One of the benefits of having grown up children, and a job where I get frequent chunks of time off, is that Gail and I can take spontaneous trips. We often take day trips and short trips of two to five days. But this time, with one week off, we decided to schedule a last minute cruise! We gave ourselves about one week to organize things and pack. I worked all that week, so most of the organizing and packing fell on Gail. But how fun!
We found a cruise going to the exact places we had been dreaming of visiting, and on Royal Caribbean's Freedom of the Seas, one of the largest and most spectacular cruise ships in the world!
Of course, at such a late date, all the ocean view cabins had already been taken, and we were going to be happily satisfied with an inside cabin. Gail said we wouldn't be spending much time in our dinky cabin anyway. But we were nicely surprised to find an inside cabin with a view to the ship's incredible Promenade!
From home, thanks to the wonders of the internet, we were able to sign all the contracts and waivers, saving ourselves the time and hassle of having to do it later on board. We were also able to explore online the various excursions that were available at each port of call, and to sign up and pay for each. Again, a huge saver of time and hassle. Plus, knowing about our planned excursions helped to build the excitement of anticipation.
So, after my work day on Saturday, Feb 1, we quickly finished packing and drove six hours to Savannah, GA, where we spent the night. The following morning we drove the last four hours to Port Canaveral, FL, to catch our ship. I had also figured out the parking and paid for it online before arrival. We used Park Port Canaveral, a service of the local Radisson, and I can recommend it highly. It was well organized, and shuttles run every 15 minutes from there to your ship. It works best if you pay for it online before you get there.
We were dropped off at the pier, directly underneath our towering ship! Attendants took over our luggage, which had the colorful Royal Caribbean tags I had printed out at home, complete with ship name, deck and cabin number. (We registered too late for the cruise to receive real tags by mail from Royal Caribbean.) We were then pointed to the well-organized maze of security and check-in procedures. It all went smoothly. BTW, we could not have done this if we did not already have active passports. I highly recommend that every US citizen have an active passport. You never know when you might have to leave the country in a hurry! LOL
So we boarded the ship and two hours later our 4,200 passengers and 1,400 crew set sail! It was a thrill to leave port, to hear the loud blast of the horn and feel the vibration of the engines! After these winter months, it was a sheer pleasure to smell/taste/breathe the salty sea air, and to feel the warm breeze on my skin! Our 7-day itinerary was to include stops at Labadee, Haiti; Falmouth, Jamaica; George Town, Grand Cayman; and Cozumel, Mexico. Our weather was to be a perfect 85-90 degrees, without rain for the entire week! And it all went as planned!
Our first full day was "at sea", as it took the ship that long to reach the western Caribbean. That gave us time to catch our breath, explore the ship, exercise, and to get a little sun. (It was already 75 degrees in FL, and of course it became progressively warmer as we headed south.) As expected, we found the ship to be absolutely magnificent! If you are interested, you can get a detailed idea of the ship, deck by deck, here at the Royal Caribbean Freedom of the Seas web site.
Labadee, Haiti
Our first stop was in Labadee Haiti, which Royal Caribbean calls its own "private island". That means they own the property and have developed it for the sole use and enjoyment of their cruising guests.
We were greeted by a parade of jet skiers, promoting the various activities to do on the island.
We did not plan an extra excursion for that day, wanting to use it as our only lazy-day-at-the-beach. But had we wanted to, we could have partaken in all sorts of beachy adventures such as jet skiing, parasailing, kayaking, zip lining, roller coasting, and more! The Freedom of the Seas staff put on a great lunch on the beach for us, no small feat for 4,200 passengers! All in all, a day of relaxation at a beautiful and safe beach was just the right way to start the trip!
Here's a shot of Freedom of the Seas, docked in Labadee. Look at those beautiful Caribbean waters!
Falmouth, Jamaica
After cruising for the evening and overnight, we awoke the following morning to find ourselves docked in Falmouth, Jamaica.
Falmouth is on the north shore of Jamaica, between Montego Bay and Ocho Rios. We easily found our way to the start of our planned excursion to Dunn's River Falls and Dolphin Cove.
The one hour drive from our ship to Dunn's River Falls in Ocho Rios was interesting. We had an entertaining and informative tour guide. The country is naturally beautiful, with lush greenery, mountains to 7,000 feet, and of course the Caribbean Sea. It is blessed with a plethora of natural resources. The people lead simple lives, though, and the buildings along the way were generally humble.
The people we met were full of life, exuberant, colorful, and friendly! I'll also mention that compared to the last time I was in Jamaica, this time I felt safe.
Climbing up Dunn's River Falls against the rushing waters is a classic thing to do when visiting Jamaica. I had done this many years before, and enjoyed it just as much this time around. The only difference was that it was much more crowded this time, probably because of the number of people coming from our own cruise ship. It was a first for Gail, and it was really fun sharing her anxious excitement! They took a picture of us, but it sucked so we didn't buy it. They also took video, but we didn't feel it was worth $40. We plan to keep and enjoy our vivid memories!
If interested, here is a google search for images of Dunn's River Falls.
We were then driven to nearby Dolphin Cove, for lunch and presumably a closeup with dolphins. It was okay, but somewhat of a disappointment. It had a slight tourist trap element to it, but redeemed by the presence of dolphins, stingrays and sharks in the water, and a variety of birds and other animals in sizable enclosures on the property. If you know us, you know we had a blast with the birds! But we didn't get to swim with the dolphins. That was a different excursion, which would have excluded going to the Dunn's River Falls. But no problem, mon! We had fun! Here is a pic to prove it!
George Town, Grand Cayman
You should not be allowed to visit the Caymans and Cozumel without planning to snorkel or scuba, IMO. So, since we planned to visit Mayan ruins during our stop in Cozumel, our day in Grand Cayman was our time for ocean activities. What a great day this turned out to be!
Stingray City is a famous spot on a shallow sand bar just off of Grand Cayman. Stingrays gather in this area in large numbers, attracted by squid treats provided by the crews of many tourist boats. When we arrived in the area, we jumped in the water and had the surreal experience of being surrounded by many stingrays, large and small, swimming all around us, rubbing against us, even swimming between our legs! At one point we were able to hold one from underneath, and to kiss one "for good luck!" The look on Gail's face and her squeals were worth the whole trip!
After a great fun time with the stingrays, the boat then took us to a shallow part, approximately 8-12 feet deep, of the world famous Cayman Islands barrier reef for snorkeling. I have many memories of snorkeling in this area, several times over the years, since I was in my middle teens. Certainly the natural beauty of the living reefs, colorful fishes, and crystal clear Caribbean waters are enough for anyone, but for me there is the added bonus of vividly recalling past memories with family.
We spent the rest of the afternoon enjoying a quiet beach.
Cozumel, Mexico
Our next port of call was Cozumel, an island just off of the Caribbean side of Mexico's Yucatan peninsula. I know this area fairly well, also having been there on several occasions over the years. But it was Gail's first time. We decided to take a ferry to the mainland and then a tour of the nearby Mayan ruins in Tulum.
The first time I was in Tulum, I believe it was 1970, there was no road into the place. The excavations and restorations had not been completed. There was no protection of this important archeological site. I remember climbing up and around all the ruins ("las piramides" as we used to say in Spanish) with my brother. I remember the incredible view of the Caribbean Sea from this location, and felt a spooky connection to people long ago who had obviously appreciated that same view 800 years ago. It was desolate. The first time I was there with my family of origin, we were the only people there.
Today, there is a four lane highway from Playa del Carmen (the beach town to where the ferry crosses over from Cozumel) to Tulum. Countless tour buses take this road every day. I suspect hundreds of thousands of people visit these ruins yearly. The site is now well excavated and decently restored. It is very well protected. No one is allowed to climb up and around the ruins, as my brother and I did years ago. But my old memories and feelings remain, as does the incredible view of the Caribbean Sea. I'm really glad to have re-experienced this place with Gail, and I'm glad she said she enjoyed it very much.
Afterwards, we spent a short hour on the lovely Akiin Beach before having to bus back to Playa del Carmen, and then ferry back to Cozumel to catch our ship before it again set sail. It was yet another great day!
The final day of the cruise was again all at sea, covering the distance back to Port Canaveral, FL. We certainly weren't ready for this wonderful trip to end! We spent the day reading, exploring parts of the ship we hadn't even seen yet, and making preparations for deboarding the following day. Here are a few images in and about Freedom of the Seas:
It would be impossible to explain how it feels to live a week on this magnificent ship. You'll just have to try it yourself!
The bummer is that it eventually comes to an end.
Well, this has been a long post. But I have more to say, so I'll save it for part two.
A Facebook friend of mine recently suggested that we identify a key word or theme to guide us through 2014. After focused consideration, I decided Discipline will be my theme.
I will turn 59 years old this May. It's hard for me to accept that. Fifty-nine! I could sit here and count all the ways that sucks! It's still more than a year from my 60th birthday, but I could already let myself feel sad and fearful about it. But I resist those emotions in my everyday life. Instead I count blessings, find the things for which I'm grateful, live in the moment, and take good care of myself in general. I learned to discipline myself in those ways when I finally conquered my midlife demons ten years ago.
Though I'm 58.5 years old, one of the things for which I am truly grateful is my good health. Apart from being sidelined by a few sports-related injuries, I have been healthy and physically fit for practically all of my life. Right now, after gaining three holiday pounds, I am 5'8″ and 170 pounds, for a BMI of 25.8. I need to get back to 164 to be in my target BMI of 20-25. I have the discipline to do that with a good-enough diet and regular exercise.
Today, I did a treadmill 5K run-walk in 30 minutes flat. I've been easing into that to avoid knee troubles. As a younger man, I could seriously kick up my training program in a matter of days/weeks. In my fifties I was forced to moderate because of knee pains. My knees are my weak link. Aerobically, I could go faster and longer. This year, I will discipline myself to slowly, gradually escalate my training, hopefully avoiding injury time off. The goal is to run a 5K later this year under 25 minutes. That's an 8.0 minute per mile pace, which is realistic for me. That's a far cry from my PR, but I'd be happy with that this year, at this age.
I'm doing that in preparation for my real goal, which is to do an Olympic distance triathlon (1.5K swim/40K bike/10K run) after my 60th birthday in 2015. I competed in many triathlons throughout my 30's. Then I tore an Achille's tendon playing soccer when I was 40, and somehow triathlon left my life! It's funny how athletic activities come and go. But I have run so many triathlons in my life that the distances are not daunting at all. I have run a marathon, so a 10K distance doesn't scare me in the least. Again, keeping my knees healthy is the challenge. I have bicycled the WAM-300 (300 miles) five times, so a 40K bike (25 miles) has often been a routine training ride for me. The 1.5K swim will be the biggest bummer, mainly because I don't enjoy swimming. Swimming is really good for me, especially my upper body, but I don't enjoy it. I will have to discipline myself to hit the pool twice a week later this year, probably starting in the fall/winter. Putting the three events together is the beauty and the challenge of triathlon. It will be fun! I don't plan to kill myself, trying to beat my PR like I always did as a young man. Now I will simply do the best I can and enjoy the experience, participating rather than competing. I am really looking forward to it! 😀
Switching gears, there is one other part of my life I plan to discipline: I want to read more and I want to write more. I've set some goals, which should be easy to meet on most days. On my work days, I want to either read or write for one half hour a day. On my off days, I want to either read or write for one full hour a day. That probably sounds like chickenfeed for my reader and writer friends, but it will work for me. I am the sort of person that can chip away at a project. So a little reading here and a little writing there will gradually add up, and it will probably be more than what I am doing now. Of course, there will be those days when I can't meet my goals, and others when I exceed them. But setting a goal is essential to the idea of discipline.
And that's all the goal setting for now. If I do a good job with diet, exercise, reading and writing, the discipline will probably spill over to other parts of my life. Fortunately, I'm not starting from zero. But I can definitely improve! 😀
Merry Christmas! Gail, Eric and I went out for a little birding walk on this cold, crisp and clear Christmas Day. The best bird was this beautiful Red-shouldered Hawk.
While much of the country suffers with below zero weather, I'm grateful that we just have a lovely touch of frost in Winston-Salem this morning. A Dark-eyed Junco, a Tufted Titmouse and a White-throated Sparrow enjoyed breakfast on our frosty feeders!


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Lee Garfinkel: The spot started badly, it was getting a little interesting in the middle and it ended badly. Megan Fox doesn't come off very likeable. When your back is up against the wall, the way Motorola is, you tend to try too hard. This spot is a result of that. We get the sexy woman joke. But is that going to be relevant for Motorola? You want to make me like the brand again to get it back on my radar. This spot doesn't do that.
Steve Hayden: I was actually wondering if this was a new ad. This strikes me as an idea that's been done before several times. I don't know if her limited popularity will help Motorola make a comeback. This is their version of a Go Daddy ad.
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Comeback! Duke tops Wisconsin 68-63 for national title
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Apr. 1st Sportstalk: Jameis or Marcus?
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Defense falls short as No. 2 Virginia falls to No. 4 Duke
Hokies force 3 takeaways, upset No. 19 Duke 17-16
Duke beats Virginia 20-13 on backup quarterback's jump-pass TD
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Supreme Court turns down Duke Lacrosse players' case
The Supreme Court won't hear an appeal from three former Duke University lacrosse players who were among those falsely accused of raping a stripper.
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Seth Allen broke a tie by making two free throws with 2.8 seconds left, and Maryland stunned No. 2 Duke 83-81 Saturday night. As the final horn sounded, thousands of fans from the sellout crowd charged onto the court to celebrate the Terrapins' most significant victory of the season. And the celebration continues at a bonfire on campus, UMd. police report.
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The village welcomes the return of Artsreach on Sunday 10th October.
Giant Walking Sticks were seen in Bradford Peverell recently!
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This winter's Moviola season continues at Bradford Peverell Village Hall this Saturday 13th March.
The Betjeman Society of Sherborne are coming to the village again this year!
THE twelve members of Peverell Quilters held another successful exhibition in Bradford Peverell Village Hall, with all profits going to the RNLI.
FOR the third year running there was great concern about the poor summer's weather having a drastic effect on garden produce for the Bradford Peverell Gardening and Cookery Show.
At the summer meeting of Bradford Peverell Parish Council the subject of signage was discussed.
Councillors heard a brief history of the Mill Stream diverter and weir at their recent meeting.
THE theme of this year's Bradford Peverell Gardening and Cookery Show was pumpkins and many villagers and friends took up the challenge.
Some French fishermen stopped the first planned visit to France by a blockade of Cherbourg back in May.
THE villages of Bradford Peverell and Stratton are proud of their very active Twinning Association and at their recent meeting Bradford Peverell Parish Council expressed concern that one of the Twinning signs in the village has vanished.
The January meeting of the Parish Council started with an update on the Parish Plan.
As part of Dorset Food Week you can taste apples at Muckleford!
For the first time a wedding reception has been held on the Jubilee Field.
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FOLLOWING the severe winter, grit bins were again on the agenda at the recent meeting of Bradford Peverell Parish Council.
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The Betjeman Society will be entertaining in Bradford Peverell Church this week.
The Autumn programme of films starts this Saturday 27th September in the Village Hall at 7.30 p.m.
BRADFORD Peverell Parish Council were updated on various drainage works at their recent meeting.
HAVING missed a year, Bradford Peverell fete returned with renewed vigour which gave everyone a sparkling afternoon in the sunshine.
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Last week Leo took us on a journey into the private world of a gogo boy and I found it fascinating just how many tricks a gogo boy has for making money. This week, we are taking a look at Mickey's approach which is totally different from Leo's. Mickey is as straight as the pole he uses on the dancefloor but that doesn't stop him from flirting with the boys like a pro! "For me, it's a job!", he says. With his rock hard abs and lean muscular body, Mickey has no problem attracting the attention of any guy. Want to see how he does it? Stick around for the end because Mickey does what he doesn't do even in his private dances!
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Rihanna returned to the stage in London on Sunday night (08Jul12) just two days after her grandmother's funeral in New York.
The pop star cancelled a headlining appearance at Spain's Rock In Rio festival in Madrid on Thursday night (05Jul12) following the death of her beloved grandmother Clara 'Dolly' Braithwaite and she jetted to the Big Apple to attend the service in Brooklyn on Friday (06Jul12).
There had been fears Rihanna would also scrap plans to appear at London's Wireless Festival in Hyde Park, but she honoured the commitment by taking to the stage as planned on Sunday - marking her first performance since her sad loss.
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4 oz. (1/2 of 8-oz. pkg.) PHILADELPHIA Cream Cheese, softened 1/4 cup BREAKSTONE'S or KNUDSEN Sour Cream 1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce 1/2 tsp. dry mustard 1/8 tsp. seafood seasoning 1/8 tsp. garlic powder Few dashes hot pepper sauce 3 green onions, chopped, divided 1 can (6-1/2 oz.) crabmeat, drained, flaked 3/4 cup KRAFT Shredded Triple Cheddar Cheese with a TOUCH OF PHILADELPHIA, divided
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- BEAT first 7 ingredients in medium bowl with mixer until creamy.
- RESERVE 1 tsp. onions. Add remaining onions, crabmeat and 1/2 cup shredded cheese to cream cheese mixture; mix well. Spoon into microwaveable bowl.
- MICROWAVE on HIGH 3 min. or until heated through, stirring after 1-1/2 min. Top with remaining shredded cheese and reserved onions.
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As good as these bangers are, they've probably gotten a bit old.
Just a few short days ago, I made it a point to sing type the praises of Zedd, the German talent whose done a lot to legitimize EDM as an actual, impressively sophisticated music genre.
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BLACKFOOT — In their first match up the season the Snake River Panthers and the Blackfoot Lady Broncos battled to a double overtime thriller with the Lady Panthers prevailing on their home court.
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Posted 21 March 2013 - 11:36 AM
All formatting has disappeared from my site at www.peronima.com.
It happened while I was working with Drag-and-Drop template set-up.
I undid everything I had been doing just beforehand.
I deactivated all plug-ins.
I stripped out custom code.
I re-installed WordPress.
I am using Pagelines Framework 2.4.1 on WordPress 3.5.1
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Hi Pearse,
Can you enable PageLines Debug mode please and reply once its active.
You can find PageLines debug mode option by going to PageLines > Site Options > Advanced.
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Hi Danny.
Wow. Site is now working!
If you have a chance to explain, I would be grateful.
Also, should I untick 'De-bug' now or later.
Best wishes and thank you.
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Basically, when you save settings it rebuilds the CSS, you could have just gone to Site Options > Website Setup and hit save and it should have done the same thing.
You can disable Debug mode now if you like.
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Got a shipping update from Sandro in less than 24 hours - very impressed.
It seems that the rapello double monks are in stock but in a light brown faux Dainite sole that can be shipped next week but that the original dark sole will be in stock in 30 days. He sent me a pic of the new sole and I must say I actually quite like (not that I'm particularly picky about soles but if they'd gone all McNairy with it I'd be a little cautious) it so I went ahead and asked him to ship me the lighter sole.
Here's the pic:
I think it would look particularly nice against a dark navy suede. (Interested in the side laced bal you can see to the left)
The quality is great, but I did not expected anything else because only one week before i ordered this the wholecut snuff suede arrived to my door.
Usually i easy get pain at my heels but nothing with these and that feels great.
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The Ama fits me perfect so next time I order a shoe with the Hiro last I maybe will go down to 7,5
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Identification of coumarin derivatives visualizing the multiple layers of the zebrafish retina in vivo. Zebrafish larvae at 6 dpf were stained with BODEC (A), MBODEC (B), BTDEC (C), BIDEC (D), BIC (E), BIDPC (F), DIBPBC (G) and DOBPBC (H). The retinas were visualized by confocal laser scanning microscopy. The zebrafish retinas are clearly visualized by BODEC (A), MBODEC (B), BTDEC (C) and DIBPBC (G). OPL: outer plexiform layer; ONL: outer nuclear layer; PCL: photoreceptor layer; GCL: ganglion cell layer; IPL: inner plexiform layer; INL: inner nuclear layer.
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A great pose. She seems to suit b&w very well. I love this expression, - so far away!
Its underexposed quite a bit, and this may well be again due to very bright light behind her. Try some shots with the flash forced up. so it provides some fill in light, and will also give you some nice catch lights in her eyes.
Looking at composition, you can crop space top and bottom to place her eyes on a third, - and so much of a portrait is simply about the eyes.
Ive loaded mods with the suggested crop, - and have three variants, - second two using different methods to soften slightly, with mod3 tilted a little. In all, Ive used the shadow tool on CS4 to lift the detail in her eyes, and used a soft 2 pixel white brush to put some catchlights in her eyes.
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Thanks banehawi! I think I messed the exposure up in l/r, my reflection was in Sadie's eyes and I was trying to reduce it. I've no skill with selective editing.
It is actually a small crop as her mum was holding her, and I removed her. Sadie is a fantastic model, she rarely smiles which makes for a unique picture!
I've really learnt something here, I wouldn't have considered moving the eyes on the third because of cropping her head but I can see it really works, I love the 3rd tilted crop.
I've also learnt all photographers are generally nocturnal which suits me fine!
Thanks for your valuable time, much appreciated.
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Thanks Paul, I feel a bit of a pest! I noticed the image looked darker on the site when I loaded it from l/r I thought this was my total inexpierience converting from colour. As I said to Willie (above) I did play around to try and reduce my reflection in Sadie's eye's and try to make her shoulder stand away from the background if you know what I mean.
From what you said I opened your mod on my desktop and couldn't see a great deal of difference, however when I opened your mod on my iPad your mod is lighter and punchier, it looks amazing! Putting your mod on my desktop with my iPad at it's side it looks like a different image! Don't know where that leaves me, Willie suggested using f/fox or safari may help, maybe this is the issue?
I've only had a camera for 6 months and this is only site where I am learning, which is down to everybody here! I need to get some grip on editing and I'm reading the tutorials! At the weekend I'll load the colour original, if you could find time to open it it would be interesting to see if that comes across underexposed, I promise I won't touch it first! Lol
Once again Paul thanks for all your help. Much appreciated
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Paul, I've uploaded a colour version, unfortuantly I think I picked the wrong image (the camera was on burst mode, so it was a split second before!)
Be interesting to see what this looks like on your monitor
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One year ago, King's and Wilkes fell just short of crowning a national champion, settling for silver medalists.
The teams will try again this weekend to claim a gold medal at the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships at Cedar Rapids Ice Arena in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wilkes' Anthony Dattolo and the Monarchs' Mike Reilly each finished as runners-up in 2012.
Sophomore 184-pounder Shane Stark, a Lake-Lehman grad, will represent the Monarchs at the event, looking to become the school's first national champion since Dave Morgan in 2008.
Wilkes hasn't crowned a champion since 1975. The Colonels have four chances this season. Mark Hartenstine, Kris Krawchuk, Matt Transue and Will Fletcher will participate at nationals. The five from the Wilkes-Barre colleges are joined by Delaware Valley's Aaron Karns, a Berwick grad, as wrestlers with local ties in the event, which is being held today and tomorrow.
Stark, who was a third-place finisher at the PIAA Championships in his time at Lake-Lehman, took third at the NCAA East Regional to qualify for nationals. His only loss of the regional event came to eventual champion Brian Broderick from TCNJ. He enters the tournament with a record this season of 12-3. His lack of matches is due to his season getting a late start because of a broken arm.
Hartenstine, a 149-pounder, entering with a mark of 21-2, was runner-up at the East Regional. He joined the Colonels in December from Division I Campbell University and immediately started helping the team, winning 21 of his first 22 matches before losing in the regional final.
Like Hartenstine, Krawchuk (157 pounds, 24-2 record) was runner-up at regionals. He and Hartenstine were both wrestling at 149 until Krawchuk volunteered to bump up to 157. He's been as hot as his teammate, winning 24 of 25 until falling at regionals.
Hartenstine and Krawchuk are seeded third and fourth, respectively, while Transue (197, 21-8) enters the event unseeded after placing third at regionals.
Fletcher (285, 17-8) is also unseeded for the national tournament after taking third at regionals. He advanced to nationals the hard way. After losing in the quarterfinals, he wrestled back to win four times in the consolations to take third and qualify.
Berwick alum Karns (197, 29-4) was state runner-up while wrestling for the Bulldogs. He claimed the East Regional championship and is the No. 3 seed for this weekend's tourney.


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The Soufriere Hills Volcano on the island of Montserrat produced a plume of volcanic ash and/or steam on October 1, 2006. This event was part of a continuing pattern of intermittent eruptions from the volcano. The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) flying onboard the Aqua satellite took this picture the same day. In this image, the island of Montserrat shows an area outlined in red, where the MODIS sensor detected a thermal hotspot—an area with a significantly warmer surface temperature than its surroundings. The plume of volcanic ash blows westward over the Caribbean Sea, gradually dissipating as it moves away. The Soufriere Hills Volcano is a stratovolcano composed of alternating layers of hardened lava, volcanic ash, and rocks. No recorded eruptions of the volcano occurred before 1995, but since then, volcanic ash emissions have posed recurring health hazards for Montserrat's residents, including eye and respiratory tract irritation. Credit: NASA image created by Jesse Allen, Earth Observatory, using data provided courtesy of the Goddard Earth Sciences DAAC.
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Things got a little awkward when they left.
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Subject: Processors | May 3, 2005 - 12:51 PM | Ryan Shrout
We have to new articles up on the AMD Athlon 64 Venice core upgrade, that I first took at look at here.
HotHardware has reviewed the the Venice 3800+ model processor, but didn't find a lot of overclocking room.
Lost Circuits takes a much more detailed look at the power consumption of the new core in their review of the 3800+ model.
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I was looking through our forums this morning and saw a link to a Venice core Athlon 64 3500+ processor, priced at $272 as of this posting. Get 'em while they're hot!
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Subject: Processors | April 25, 2005 - 10:53 AM | Ryan Shrout
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Subject: Processors | April 25, 2005 - 10:43 AM | Ryan Shrout
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Subject: Processors | April 21, 2005 - 10:31 AM | Ryan Shrout
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An author of gay erotic romance, J.M. Snyder began self-publishing gay erotic fiction in 2002. Since then, Snyder has worked with several e-publishers, most notably Amber Allure Press and eXcessica Publishing.
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One of Snyder's better novels in my opinion. It has a good plot and well-developed characters. You spend the novel really hoping for Stacy to work his way through his emotional problems and the trap he has fallen into. I would have liked to know just a bit more about what Darian was feeling through all this, but that is really my only complaint about the novel.
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