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Many of the earliest settlers in Fayette County came in small groups, bound together by family or religious ties.
The Paul Beck family is recognized as making one of the earliest permanent settlements, with members of the family camping on the banks of the Kaskaskia River during the winter of 1805, near what would become Vandalia.
As the work in downtown Vandalia continues, it's easy to get enthused about the new face we're seeing emerge for our downtown business district.
Already, the project is more than one-third done, more than a month ahead of schedule and well under budget. Those are, indeed, cause for excitement.
But short of standing on a street corner and watching the work, there's not much the common citizen can do to feel like they're really a part of the project.
Or is there?
I'm the talk of Harvard University. At least that is what my oncologist, Dr. Philip Dy of Crossroads Cancer Center in Effingham, tells me.
Let me explain that statement. I'm the talk of a group of 23 Harvard doctors specializing in the study and treatment of breast cancer. Their names are unknown to me, and my name is unknown to them. However, I'm sure my patient profile number reads something like BR-549.
Once again, Vandalia officials are doing everything possible to preserve jobs at Vandalia Correctional Center. And, once again, local residents are encouraged to be part of that effort.
This latest tussle between the state and our community comes about five years after a local effort, led by Mayor Rick Gottman, staved off then-Gov. Rod Blagojevich's attempt to close VCC. The key player in that fight was the public.
A week ago Sunday, on July 19, the Brownstown Library sponsored "Those Were The Days" history day at Brownstown City Hall.
The event gathered in one place some of Brownstown's older residents, who had been asked to pass on their knowledge and memories about early Brownstown to the younger generations.
Just a couple of months into the project, we're beginning to see signs of how the TEA-21 project will enhance our downtown business district. And beyond those visible indicators, there are facets of the project that we will not see.
Among those facets are new water lines along Gallatin Street.
Action taken by the Vandalia City Council on Monday helps to prove the worthiness of the enhancement project.
City officials knew beforehand that significant work was needed underground. Separate storm sewer and sanitary sewer lines ranked at the top of that list.
The 80th anniversary of the Fayette County Fair was celebrated this year with events the organizers could not have imagined back in 1930, when it all began.
It has always puzzled me that the county fair was not located at the county seat. Same with Effingham and Montgomery counties, where smaller towns, Altamont and Butler, respectively, host the annual county fair.
I figured it was politics, or because there was a sulky track already in Brownstown. However, my research into the beginnings of the Fayette County Fair held another explanation.
Though Gov. Pat Quinn and the Illinois General Assembly this week moved closer to a budget compromise, at least one element proposed last week by Quinn needs to be revisited.
Last Tuesday, the governor rolled out a plan that called for sweeping layoffs in a number of state agencies. In all, his proposal would cut thousands of state jobs. Many of those cuts would dismantle social service agencies that serve the most vulnerable among us. Others target correctional facilities.
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ADVISORY: Board of Trustees Meeting, Nov. 17Posted Nov, 10, 2009
The Kent State University Board of Trustees will hold its next regular business meeting Tuesday, Nov. 17.
The Board will convene at 2:30 p.m. in the George Urban Board of Trustees Conference Room, which is located on the second floor of the Kent Campus Library. Board committees will meet as follows:
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Of course, they still demand all the services.
Hogwash. I've lived in CA for 25 years and the only thing I expect is the roads to be maintained and for public schools to be operated. Everything else I get is fee for service (utilities, trash pickup, etc). The only Californians I know of demanding services are people who don't pay jack shit into the system in the first place, just like everywhere else in this bankrupt country.
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We have lost 20 million buyers in just five years
This is easily misleading. If Mr. Crupnick means "album buyers", he is more likely to be correct than if by "buyers" he meant total number of customers buying music. The fact that people can now easily purchase single songs when they previously were forced to buy entire albums in order to get only one or two songs they really wanted might have something to do with this. In fact, it might have everything to do with such a typically misleading music industry claim.
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Thanks. But you should have told me that 10 years ago.
No 30 years ago, damn it.
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Companies don't trust their employees and Chrome is a sandbox within a sandbox. This is a good thing in the corporate world where centralized control is valuable.
Chrome is a very thin client that really works.
And you need a whole new OS for this? What about using *nix machines, setting the login shell to
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It does seem that they were very focused on being able to extract the oil rather than just stopping the leak. Now, I'm not an engineer, but could their desire for continued extraction of oil have delayed their plans, made the stack more complex?
I thought the same thing, but I have consistently read in the last several weeks that the well that blew up was an exploration well not a production well. So there was no plan to take that well, as it was, into production.


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The other day, I decided to teach my sons how to change the oil in the car.
Now certainly it is much easier to drive your car to a local gas station or even to one of those places that specializes in changing oil, and certainly the amount of time a person spends on the task could be better spent elsewhere, but the truth of the matter is that men need to know things about cars so that there is at least one circumstance in their interaction with women where he can feel competent.
I'm sure they don't do it on purpose, but the opposite sex has made me feel like a clumsy oaf for my entire life, and car stuff is the only topic where I get to shine.
I actually anticipate the times when we get a flat tire, and Mrs. Chef looks relieved as I pop out of the car like a jack-in-the-box with an oil rag in its back pocket to haul out the spare tire, car lift and tire iron. Though, truth be told, I suspect she can change the tire just fine, but she knows what a messy job it is. She just flatters me into doing it, because she knows that a man will do anything a pretty girl asks.
But this is about changing the oil.
In order for them to learn anything useful, the first step is to interrupt their video games. "Okay kids. You've spent all morning saving the universe or whatever it is you are doing. Now it is time to learn something useful."
The high schooler rolled his eyes, which I have decided is actually a nervous tic, perhaps even the early signs of Tourette syndrome, because otherwise it would mean that he is feeling utter contempt for his father, as if he might suspect that his father might be an idiot who is stupidly keeping his son from doing the things he wants to be doing, when he wants to do them.
On the other hand, a set of rolling eyes might mean that he and I have a total understanding between each other, and he had better get his butt out to the garage before I get ticked off and add more chores to the list.
So the eldest slouches outside, and the youngest looks at me and asks, "Why do we have to change the oil?"
"Because oil loses its ability to help rough edges and metal parts move together smoothly. The viscosity drops over time and..."
"No-no. I mean why do we have to change the oil?" This time emphasizing the 'we'.
Frustrated at the reasonableness of his question and the possibility that minor automotive maintenance may not be as useful a skill as it once was, I responded, "Because aliens could come down from some planet and kidnap all the professional people who know how to fix cars, and then where would we be?"
I was fortunate that seemed to satisfy him.
So we all trooped out to the garage and I had them take turns as they jacked the car up. Then I lured them beneath the ton of brooding steel and pointed to the drain plug. After they placed a tray to hold the used oil beneath the engine, I handed the oldest the 9/16-inch wrench and I said, "Unscrew it halfway, then let your brother finish it."
Everything went well, but when the oil started to leak out around the drain plug, the oldest, thinking that he had done something horribly wrong, screwed the plug back in until it stopped leaking and then handed the wrench to his brother. "You finish it."
So the youngest unscrews the plug and immediately the hot oil comes gushing out and scalds his hand.
That's when I realized the kids had actually been listening all those years when I would hurt myself and holler out a few choice curse words.
Then I taught them how to simultaneously drop the drain plug in the oil and lose another 9/16-inch wrench.
Then we got down to the real lessons. First I showed them how to spend twenty minutes trying to find an oil filter wrench without actually finding it, and then I taught them the time-honored tradition of ramming a screwdriver through the side of the oil filter and scraping the beejesus out of your knuckles while trying to twist the dang thing off and then scraping your knuckles again putting the new filter on.
Once that was done, we started pouring the oil into the top of the engine. Seven quarts later, and the dipstick still refused to show the oil level.
So I took the drain plug from the eldest, who had been holding it for safekeeping, had them screw it back in the bottom of the oil pan, and then we borrowed Mrs. Chef's car to go buy more oil from the parts place.
Three hours after we had started the lesson, the car had a new change of oil. Sure, it may have cost three times as much as it should have, taken up an entire afternoon, and resulted in two teenagers expanding their vocabulary in unanticipated but descriptive directions, but at least we knew we had done the job right.
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Protest against waste treatment plant
KOCHI: Public protest is building up against the setting up of Common Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage and Disposal Facility (CHWTSDF) at Fertilisers and Chemicals Travancore Limited (FACT), Ambalamugal premises.
A hartal will be observed at Karimugal and Ambalamugal areas on November 24 in protest against the laying of foundation stone for the project. Shops and other commercial establishments will remain closed.
A dharna will be held in front of Ambalamugal unit of FACT, R. Nandakumar, president of Carbon Malineekarana Virudha Samiti said here on Wednesday.
No going back
Elaborating on the environmental problems caused by the TSDF unit, Dr. Nandakumar said the authorities were moving ahead with the setting up of the facility even when fears regarding the environmental impact of the project remain.
People living close to the site have not yet received a proper inventory of hazardous waste that will be treated at the 50-acre facility located close to Chitrapuzha.
The Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) report, prepared by Fact Engineering and Design Organisation (FEDO), had mentioned that the total hazardous waste generated in Kerala is 82,724 million tonnes a year.
About 87.7 per cent of the waste is generated from 65 units in the large-scale sector.
Industrial units in Ernakulam generate 48.7 per cent of the total hazardous waste followed by Kollam district (39.28 per cent).
EIA report
Dr. Nandakumar said that the EIA report formulated by FEDO had not taken into consideration the actual impact of the project on the ecology of the area.
Use of chemicals
It is learnt that over 60 industries which intend to participate in the project use about 400 different chemicals.
Social activist C. R. Neelakantan said that wasted reactants put together would create a complex chemical character defying the possibility of setting up a common treatment plant for wastewater. People who live near the proposed site had no information about the quality and quantity of hazardous waste reaching the facility.
This makes it necessary to assess the compatibility of wastes for storage.
Studies had found that the environmental impact of the project could not be fully assessed owing to the absence of data on operations and magnitude of the project facility.
Jacob Lazar of Peoples' Union for Civil Liberties said that the rapid EIA report has not projected the impact during site development and construction. The consequent loss of fish wealth and loss of livelihood to fishermen are not projected in the impact assessment. There was also no clarity about how the recurring expenditure of the project would be met in future, he said.
Experts at Cochin University of Science and Technology (Cusat) had earlier pointed out that contaminant discharge from the facility by way of fugitive loss, accidents, failure of operations or storage facility would be directly reaching Chitrapuzha.


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two years. Attorneys from Morrison & Foerster analyze the Danish law and the Directive, noting that certain
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Late last year, Denmark became the first EU Member State to pass a statute implementing the Data Retention Directive (the Directive) of the European Union.[1] The Directive is intended to improve the investigation of "serious crimes," including terrorism, by giving the Member State authorities access to communications data that the communications service providers are required to retain for extended periods of time.
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41 Alumni Profile:Thomas Imrich ly cancelled 2707 supersonic transport. Arrangements were made with Boeing for donation of one of the mockups, which was flown from the manufacturer to Hanscom Air Force Base in Bedford, MA aboard an Air National Guard C-130 and then trucked to MIT. "We had to knock down a cinderblock wall in Building 35 to get it in," says Imrich. Together with grad student Bob Anderson, and Division of Sponsored Research staff member Mark Connelly he combined an old Adage graphics computer with some salvaged CRTs to transform the mockup into a home- made 707 simulator. While the story is a pleasant tale of youthful pluck, Imrich points out that it is more than that because the simulator provided useful research outcomes for the aeronautical world. He was the first of several stu- dents who used the simulator for their theses. Imrich's project used the machine to examine com- puterized air traffic display, then in its infancy, and the forerunner of today's universal traffic alert and colli- sion-avoidance system. "I strongly support the department's new dedication to the 'hands-on' approach," says Imrich referring to curriculum changes in the last few years that stress design and workshop-based projects as well as the learning of engineering science. He's a big fan of the department's new syllabus and curriculum based on conceiving, designing, implementing and operating aerospace and related engineering systems. "I wish we had more of that when I was there. But we always found a way. We had no flight deck, so we built one. We had no soaring club, so we started one. No one told us things couldn't be done or that they might be hard, so we just did it." Imrich says both the education he received and the people he met during his years with MIT have played an instrumental role his career. "MIT gave me the solid engineering technical foundation I needed. And, I continue to interact with former classmates and fac- ulty on issues of common interest." Imrich stays in close contact with the Aero-Astro Department, often agreeing to participate on committees and review boards. He also is occasionally found back in the class- room, speaking to students about his career. Imrich considers himself fortunate for having come of age in the early part of what he calls "the modern jet era," placing him in a position to experience a variety of firsts in aircraft developments and safety improve- ments. His post-MIT career started with an active- duty stint in the U.S. Air Force, where he was involved in groundbreaking work on windshear avoidance, an expertise that drew the attention of the


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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama and his family are having a Mexican meal away from the White House.
Obama, his wife, Michelle, and daughter Malia are having Saturday dinner at Oyamel. The popular restaurant in downtown Washington is owned by celebrity chef Jose Andres.
The president and first lady have eaten at Oyamel in the past.
Obama's daughter, Sasha, did not join her family's night out.
Earlier Saturday, the White House said Obama played 27 holes of golf at TPC Potomac at Avenel Farm in Potomac, Maryland. He teed off at the private club with ESPN sportscaster Tony Kornheiser and a pair of White House aides.
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At a meeting in Brussels in December 2000, the Commission on Bibliography and Documentation, Division of History of Science of the International Union of History and Philosophy of Science (IUHPS) appointed a committee to draft resolutions for preserving the historically valuable paper and electronic records of modern science and making them accessible to researchers. The committee was composed of Joseph Anderson, American Institute of Physics (chair); Fabienne Meyers, International Union for Pure and Applied Chemistry; and Giovanni Paoloni, Scuola Speciale per Archivisti e Bibliotecari, Rome; and it was assisted by the Commission president, Rod Home, University of Melbourne; and in-coming president, Peter Harper, National Cataloging Unit for the Archives of Contemporary Scientists, UK.
The committee's resolutions provide a basic framework for preserving the records of scientific organizations and the papers of leading scientists internationally. They were approved by the General Assembly of the Division of History of Science of the IUHPS at the XXI International Congress of History of Science at its meeting in Mexico City this past July, and they have been forwarded to the International Council of Scientific Unions (ICSU) for action. The resolutions are as follows:
Resolved that ICSU and each of the member organizations formally recognize its responsibility for maintaining its records and take the following steps to insure that they are appropriately cared for:
1. Identify and assess the current condition of the organization's inactive records, including official materials that may be in the possession of individual officers and former officers.
2. Prepare a brief report on the findings of the assessment.
3. Send a copy of the report to the IUHPS Commission on Bibliography and Documentation.
4. If not already provided for, develop plans to preserve the records by 1) establishing its own professionally-run archives, 2) transferring them to an independent archival repository, or 3) taking other measures to insure that the records are preserved and made accessible to scholars.
The Council is pleased to note that three international scientific unions have made formal agreements with major science archives to preserve their records on an ongoing basis and have already transferred material to the archives (see below for a list of the unions and the archives). Placing historically valuable Council and member organization records in major archival institutions, where they will be maintained according to modern conservation standards and made accessible to the scholarly community, is an appropriate and cost-effective way to insure that the records are available in the future to the organizations themselves and to others and that their history will be permanently preserved.
The Commission is willing to provide advice in conducting records assessments, helping to identify independent archives which may be willing to act as the official repositories, and other related activities. In negotiating with independent archives, the unions need to consider providing financial support to help cover the costs of maintaining their records. The following international scientific unions have transferred inactive records to independent archives:
International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry: records are held by the Beckman Center of the Chemical Heritage Foundation, Philadelphia, PA, USA.
International Union of Pure and Applied Physics: records are held by the Center for History of Science, Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Stockholm, Sweden.
International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics: records are held by the Center for History of Physics, American Institute of Physics, College Park, MD, USA.
Resolved that ICSU alert the international scientific community to the importance, for the sake of both present accountability and future historical research, of preserving proper archival records of scientific work; and recommend that the budgets of all significant scientific projects should include a small margin to cover the cost of such archiving.
The unpublished papers of scientists who have made significant contributions to modern science should be preserved at the institution with which they were most closely associated. It is here that scholars will first seek a scientist's papers, and here that they will find administrative records of the institution, papers of colleagues, and related materials which will provide a well-rounded view of the scientist's work and the atmosphere in which it was effected. If the home institution does not have an archives program, scientists should contact their national history of science organization, national library, local or national archives, or other similar organization for advice and referrals on how to preserve personal papers.
Science organizations are responsible for their organizational records, and they should support professional archival programs to insure that historically valuable records are permanently preserved. Organizations that are unable to maintain their own archival programs should negotiate with existing public or private archives to care for their records.
In the past two decades electronic records in a variety of formatse-mail, World Wide Web pages, data files, etc.have become a very important means of creating, storing and exchanging information, especially in science. Electronic records are as important as traditional paper files in documenting modern science, and historically valuable electronic records should be saved permanently. Several national archives and international bodies are currently working to develop solutions to the preservation problems that these records present, and it seems likely that effective long-term systems will be available within the next few years. In the meantime, electronic records along with their accompanying metadata should be preserved on the server or, if storage space is a problem, downloaded to optical disk or magnetic tape. Saving only paper printouts of electronic records destroys contextual information and is not adequate for the historical record.
Additional information on preserving the papers of scientists and the records of science organizations, along with links to many international history of science programs and resources, is available on the Web sites of the American Institute of Physics Center for History of Physics (for preservation, visit www.aip.org/history/source.htm and for resources, visit www.aip.org/history/web-link.htm) and CASE - Cooperation on Archives and Science in Europe (www.bath.ac.uk/ncuacs/case.htm).


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Pinot Noir from Willamette Valley, Oregon
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Consistently excellent from vintage to vintage, our flagship wine is the defining standard by which all of our Pinot Noirs are measured. A true illustration of the art of blending, the Evenstad Reserve Pinot Noir is a wonderfully complex wine that delivers an array of red fruits, caramel, baking spice, vanilla, dried flowers, and potpourri. On the palate, this elegant wine shows a harmonious balance of structure, richness and acidity with soft tannins and a clean, lingering finish. With clonal variation and site driven diversity, we are able to craft this wine to our precise and exacting standards year after year.
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Named for the river that runs through the valley from Portland to Eugene, Willamette Valley is home to some of the best Pinot Noir vineyards in the Northwest. While along the same north/south line as Seattle, the Willamette Valley is protected from Pacific rains by the Coast Range on the western border and the Cascade Ranges to the east. Though sunshine is typically plentiful, rainfall can occasionally be tricky, and the wines here vary vintage to vintage. Within the Willamette Valley are are number of sub-regions, including McMinnville, Dundee and Yamhill.
Notable FactsThe valley is known for its Pinots – Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris. With a climate similar to Burgundy – in rainfall, sunlight hours and other climate factors – Pinot Noir has flourished here. Pinot Noir in Oregon produces wines that are fruit forward, yet complex, some with good agebility.
Other than Pinot Noir, many wineries grow Pinot Gris and Chardonnay. Pinot Gris from Oregon is delightful in its texture and food friendliness. Chardonnay in the valley adapts well to the cool climate and produces lean, elegant wines.
About OregonOregon has long been an agricultural state, producing everything from hazelnuts to cattle. The Willamette Valley in particular is a fertile basin for all sorts of produce. Not quite pegged as a wine state, in 1965, a UC Davis graduate named David Lett decided that the Willamette's climate mirrored that of Burgundy in France. With that in mind, he decided to plant some Pinot Noir clones to see how they did. And a good gamble it was. The Willamette is now one of the only regions in the world to focus solely on Pinot Noir as its red variety. Also known for Chardonnay and Pinot Gris. The southern part of Oregon has been slower in delving into the world wine market, but has been making excellent strides with their Rhone style varietals, like Syrah and Grenache. There are also coastal regions producing promising wines.
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And low-income housing has been built at a quickened pace in recent years. For example, city records show that all of the 2,043 low-income units in San Marcos have been built since 1994, and 509 of the 574 low-income units in Poway have been built since 1999.
In addition to providing crucial funding, redevelopment forces the hand of many cities reluctant to build low-income housing, which is often met with opposition from nearby residents worried it will hurt their property values or change the character of local neighborhoods and schools.
Escondido Mayor Sam Abed said he's a fan of redevelopment, but not its housing requirements, which have prompted the city to build 1,366 low-income apartments.
"If redevelopment goes away, it will be good news/bad news," said Abed. "It would kill our plans to build a minor league ballpark (for the San Diego Padres), but we wouldn't have to keep building low-income housing. It's part of the reason we have the highest poverty rate in North County."
Tinsky, the housing federation executive director, said redevelopment law has forced cities with Abed's perspective to build low-income housing anyway, which she characterized as a good thing.
Cities typically establish redevelopment agencies seeking an economic development boost because the agency allows them to keep bonus property tax revenue that would otherwise go to the state, but Tinsky said they often end up building thousands of low-income apartments as an unintended consequence.
"If they want all the economic benefits of redevelopment, then they have to meet the housing requirements," Tinsky said.
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In San Marcos, reluctance turned to enthusiasm about seven years ago when the city began building low-income housing in poor neighborhoods to clean them up.
"We've seen it more as a positive influence that has made our community more upscale and pristine," Deputy City Manager Lydia Romero said last week. "We lowered the crime rate in Richmar and overall in the city."
Romero said abolishing redevelopment would sharply slow the pace at which San Marcos builds affordable housing, estimating that the city was about half done with revitalizing its poorest neighborhoods.
Tinsky said it would be quite regrettable if supportive cities couldn't build low-income housing because redevelopment goes away.
"Even when cities are motivated, you have to be pessimistic, because they just won't have the resources," she said.
Plans to build 288 low-income apartments on a vacant field near the Oceanside airport serve as an example, because city leaders and the developer say that project will be dead if redevelopment goes away.
Tinsky said several other low-income projects "in the pipeline" would be jeopardized if redevelopment is abolished.
They include 124 units in Poway, 50 units in Carlsbad and 39 units in Escondido. An additional 400 units planned in San Marcos might be in jeopardy, but the city sold bonds to pay for them in January shortly after Brown announced his plan to abolish redevelopment.
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While some say inclusionary laws and density bonuses are possible solutions, they don't dispute that low-income housing will be built at a slower pace if redevelopment goes away.


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"Commission co-chair Mike Thibault told Federal News Radio about another, equally disturbing, allegation: that subcontractors are using human trafficking to fill the jobs.
"At least a third of the 200,000 contracted employees in Iraq and Afghanistan work for subcontractors, and many of them are allegedly slaves.
"Since they work for subcontractors, the government has no direct oversight into who they are and what they do.
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The crew that committed mutiny on the 'Liverpool Merchant' in his book 'The Sacred Hunger' have been returned to London to face trial for their transgressions except one man has escaped. Sullivan played fiddle on the ship and was recruited by the guards to perform in place of a fiddler who'd become too inebriated to play. When the festivities were over, Sullivan simply walked out of the prison with the other musicians. Erasmus Kemp is the owner of the "Liverpool Merchant" intent on revenge against those who prevented the slave cargo from reaching its destination. His father committed suicide after his investment was lost. Erasmus pledges his life to recovering his father's social and economic status with a single mindedness that's attracts the attention of Jane Ashton, the sister of Frederick Ashton, committed anti-slavery activist. Jane believes in her brother's cause but dislikes the abstract nature of its pursuit. She much prefers the satisfaction of helping others in a concrete fashion. Erasmus falls in love with Jane as she in him however the question remains whether she can resolve the differences between Erasmus's beliefs and those of her brothers. Mr. Unsworth adds still another story with that of the Morgan family living in the coal-mining town of Durham. James, the father, dreams of escaping the dark caverns and dust of the mine with the purchase of a few acres of land to farm in the nearby valley. Still another character is introduced in the form of Lord Spenton, owner of the mine where James Bordon and his two sons work. Erasmus's dream is to take over ownership of the mine and so, we have a coalescing of the characters. Only it takes a very long time happening. There are too many characters, too little development and all are either very unsympathetic or just pathetic. Only Mr. Usworth's excellent writing kept me reading and ,that said, I'm glad I did.
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Put some adventure into your getaway with our CPX package! This package includes two tickets to Challenge Park Extreme Sports, which has a paintball city, skate park, and mountain bike park! Also included is overnight accommodations at our hotel, complimentary hot buffet breakfast, and unlimited use of our heated indoor pool and whirlpool. You must be 10 years of age to participate in any activities at CPX Sports.
Turf Room
Relax, this place has a winning combination of fine dining and exciting atmosphere. OTB, cozy fireplace, fine wine, gourmet burgers. American eclectic menu that changes with each season. Whether in one of their three dining rooms, lounge, wine bar or track room you're assured of a great experience. So relax and enjoy the upbeat atmosphere, friendly services and most of all the unique gastronomy.
CITY:North Aurora
Sportsplex of St. Charles
This indoor sports facility offers soccer, lacrosse, floor hockey and basketball.
CITY:St. Charles
Edgebrook Golf Club
This public course has tree-lined fairways and a hilly terrain. There is a creek and lake that come into play on six holes, and out-of-bounds stakes on just about every hole.
Mill Creek Golf Club
This 18-hole championship golf course, featuring wildflowers and elevated tees, offers spectacular views of the Fox Valley region.
Prairie Landing Golf Club
Playing this unique, well-conditioned and spectacularly-designed 18-hole course will surely make you want to come back. Full service premier meeting and banquet facility provides outstanding culinary offerings and personal service.
CITY:West Chicago
Pottawatomie Park Golf
This nine-hole course was designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr.
CITY:St. Charles
Prairie Bluff Golf Club
This 18-hole championship course has a driving range and learning center.
Boughton Ridge Golf Course
Situated on 45 beautiful acres, this nine-hole, 2205-yard, Par 32, executive length course offers the perfect course for a quick round of great golf.
Ruffled Feathers Golf Club
Just 40 minutes from Chicago lies one of the area's premier golf courses. The only Illinois course designed by Pete Dye offers a world-class golf experience and outstanding banquets/weddings for our guests.
Naperbrook Golf Course
Naperbrook Golf Course is an 18-hole links-style course featuring rolling hills, native prairie grass and an ever-present breeze. The course offers a ten-acre driving range, separate teaching tee, 10,000 square-foot practice green and versatile clubhouse.
Settler's Hill Golf Course
This unique 18-hole course was built on the site of the old County Farm and Home; the dairy barn has been remodeled and is now used as a clubhouse. The course is 6,449 yards, par 72.
North Central College
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - North Central College offers a 5,000 seat football stadium with lights, and Olympic-size championship track, a multi-use 25,000 sq. ft.Fieldhouse, baseball and softball fields and tennis courts.
Woodruff Golf Course
Opened in 1921, Woodruff is an 18-hole sporty course with hilly terrain and a clubhouse.
Brunswick Zone Romeoville
Brunswick Zone XL is a full- feature, family- friendly entertainment destination with something for everyone. Our center in Romeoville sets the standard for family entertainment with more than 60,000 sq. ft. of fun for all ages. Bowling, billiards, video games and more!
Raging Waves Waterpark
Illinois' largest Waterpark offers 45 acres of family fun! 17 water slides, wave pool, lazy river, huge kiddie play structures, sandy beach area and a 2000 foot long 4 course zip line.
Wedgewood Golf Course
This 18-hole golf course is known for its hilly terrain, and features a clubhouse.
Brunswick Zone - Carol Stream
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Brunswick Zone offers bowling, billiards, Laser Tag, an arcade/game room plus meeting space for corporate parties, team-building and special events.
CITY:Carol Stream
Silver Springs State Fish and Wildlife Area
A pool of clear bubbling water which sparkles like silver on sunny days provides the basis for the name of Silver Springs State Fish and Wildlife Area. Even on extremely cold days, this pool does not freeze, and visitors marvel at the bordering beds of watercress. Majestic oaks and prairie grasslands provide a panorama of natural beauty to park visitors. The Fox River runs through this picturesque area which is also home to several small manmade lakes. A natural prairie restoration project gives visitors a feeling of the original landscape with native wildflowers, songbirds, waterfowl and upland game. Picnicking, fishing and hiking are popular pastimes in summer, with ice fishing, sledding, ice skating and cross-country ski trails available for the winter sports lover. For relaxing, exercising or just enjoying nature, Silver Springs is the perfect get away location.
Rusty Wallace Driving Experience
No matter what your need for speed, you'll find it at the Rusty Wallace Driving Experience. You can get your basic adrenaline rush from the "Taste of Speed" racing experience at Chicagoland Speedway. Or ramp things up with the "Advance Racing" option that puts you behind the wheel of a race car powered by a TRD engine—the same one used in Rusty Wallace's Nationwide cars. In 2014, the Rusty Wallace Driving Experience will be at Chicagoland Speedway April 26-27, May 24-26, June 20-22, August 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, and October 18, 19, 25, 26. See their site for more details.
Inwood Golf Course
Inwood offers a lighted range, pro shop and concessions.
Blackberry Oaks Golf Course
This 18-hole course is par 72.
Richard Petty Driving Experience
Experience NASCAR racing firsthand at Chicagoland Speedway in an "adrenaline pumping thrill of a lifetime." Suit up and get behind the wheel of a real stock car as you drive 155 mph around the track, or ride shotgun and feel the rumble of 600 horses as you motor down the same asphalt driven by NASCAR drivers. In 2014, the Richard Petty Driving Experience will be at Chicagoland Speedway May 16-18, July 25-27, and September 19-21. See their site for more details.
Springbrook Golf Course
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Springbrook Golf Course is a challenging 18-hole, 72-par championship facility with a natural turf driving range, short range, putting green and two practice bunkers. The clubhouse features a well-stocked golf shop and an eating area that seats 60.


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The Altus Junior High 8th grade Dawgs rolled up all the offense it needed to win the game. However, turnovers and penalties were too much to overcome and the Dawgs dropped an 14-8 contest to Lawton Eisenhower in overtime.
Altus forced Ike into a punt on their first series and the Dawgs' offense started moving down the field. The drive ended with a fumble. Ike capitalized on the turnover and scored to plays later, then tacked on the conversion. Ike led 8-0 at the end of the first quarter.
On their next possession, the Dawgs offense again rolled forward and with 4:25 left in the half, fullback Garrett Pride went up the middle for a 5 yard score. Pride worked the conversion in the end zone and the game was tied. As time wound down in the first half, AJH again was on the move. When a would be touchdown pass sailed a little too long for outstretched hands, the halftime score was knotted at 8-8.
The score remained tied going into the fourth even thought Altus dominated the third quarter. Again, an error, this time in the form of a holding penalty, stopped a nice drive at the Ike 15 yard line.
Altus again with two drives going deep into Ike territory, the offense stumbled with two fumbles effectively stopping both drives. Fortunately, the defense held Ike in check and time expired with the score still even 8-8.
In the overtime, Altus took the ball first and put the ball on the ground again and Ike recovered. Ike then took their shot at the endzone and scored on their first play to win the game 14-6.
The Altus offense was led by Pride who had 131 yards rushing on 20 carries. Trey Pierce had 36 yards on 3 carries while Nehemiah McCaskill had 33 yards on 5 carries. The Altus defense was led by Joel Arroyo, Dawson Loving, Pride, Koby Bates, and Justin Atchley. Next action for the Dawgs will be next Tuesday when they host Elk City.


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I thought the question was A list "internet" celebrities, not A list celebrities in general.
Yes Kodos that was the question that they asked on the CAGcast. We are using celebrities that just got there fame from the internet and got the most out of it.
I translated internet celebrities to mean "geek" celebrities, so that could be a bad translation in my part.
Yes it was a misinterpretation thinking all internet celebrities are "Geek's" Though we all like the CAGcast we all have a fondness for them so we use that fondness to justify giving them higher rankings because they mean more to us. It's like how most parents think their kid is the cutest, but there are millions more cute babies out there and they are bias because it's their own kid.
If we are talking general celebrities I don't think any geek celebrity would be even close except for Wil Wheaton just because of tNG.
I like Wil Wheaton; however, that is more of an opinion of him being the closest to a "Geek Ambassador" Celebrity. But the term "Geek" is so broad that many people can be put in that category. One "geek' that I can think of is J.J. Abrams from everything he has done screams geek. So at this time I think J.J. Abrams is more popular than Wil Wheaton at this time.
But once again we are talking internet celebrities and not real celebrities, I like Wil Wheaton better than J.J. Abrams but I know that J.J. is better known at this point in time.


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Fourth-quarter shooting: A. Everyone knows about James Harden's fourth quarter – 16 points, most on snaky drives to the basket. But the reason Harden had space to work was the 3-point threat. The Thunder made just six of 18 3-pointers through three quarters, but Daequan Cook opened the period with a 3-pointer off a Harden pass, and Kevin Durant sank two 3-pointers in a three-possession span that gave the Thunder an 88-88 tie. The Mavs realized they had to respect the long-range shot.
OKC Thunder: Fourth-quarter shooting gets an A
Defending Jason Terry: A. After the game, Scotty Brooks' favorite topic wasn't James Harden's offense. It was Russell Westbrook's defense. Westbrook defended Terry most of the fourth quarter, holding him to just two shots, both misses, and one of the shots came with eight seconds left, with the game effectively over.
Defending Dirk Nowitzki: B. Nowitzki was sensational, with 34 points, and almost shot the Thunder out of the game in the third quarter, when he scored 12 points. But Serge Ibaka's defense stiffened in the fourth quarter, when Nowitzki made just one of eight shots. He finished 10 of 25 from the field. That's excellent defense considering the Thunder played most of the game without Kendrick Perkins, who suffered a hip strain. Perk occasionally guards Nowitzki and always helps out inside. The only downside was the Thunder fouled Nowitzki too much – he went 13-of-13 from the line. Ibaka fouled out with 2:14 left and Nick Collison finished with five fouls.
Thunder fans: A. Thundermania didn't exactly take over American Airlines Center, but hundreds of OKC fans made the trip south and got tickets in the market that went soft after Dallas' Game 3 loss. Every Thunder basket was followed by rousing cheers. And the savviest of the Thunder crowd wore orange Thunder shirts, to differentiate from the blue T-shirts that
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Corenet Chooses ECI Telecom for Data Center and Cloud-Based ICT Connectivity
(M2 PressWIRE Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) ECI Telecom's Apollo packet-optical transport system provides mission critical data center connectivity for enterprise customers.
Petach Tikveh, Israel and Helsinki, Finland - ECI Telecom, a global provider of next-generation network solutions, today announced that Corenet, a leading supplier of network services in Finland, has deployed ECI's Apollo packet-optical transport system to provide enterprise customers with mission critical solutions for data center connectivity.
Corenet selected the Apollo packet-optical transport system based on its outstanding ability to implement data center connectivity. Apollo's scalability from large-scale regional multi-node networks to smaller point-to-point solutions enables service providers like Corenet to provide reliable and scalable network services. Apollo supports the full range of Gigabit Ethernet and Fibre Channel interfaces used by data storage systems - from 1GbE to 100GbE, and from FC1 to FC16.
Moreover, Apollo elevates data center connectivity through value-added features such as nanosecond ultra-low latency for real-time transactions, and layer 1 optical encryption with the highest AES-256 security level to protect data from interception via fiber taps.
"We had a specific set of requirements to provide our customers with metro-wide point-to-point connections among their enterprise locations and data centers to conduct data transactions that empower their business applications," states Corenet's COO, Hannu Muikku.
"We also needed to enable our customers to replicate data among multiple physical locations to ensure business continuity. As a result, we chose ECI's Apollo solution, from a field of contenders, based on its performance and pricing. Corenet has a long standing relationship with ECI and is pleased to work with them to create new data center connectivity solutions for our enterprise customers." "ECI is proud to be a strategic supplier of optical transport solutions to Corenet and is committed to providing Corenet with cutting-edge capabilities to serve their customers in the rapidly expanding data center and cloud-based ICT environments," states Nati Neuberger, Head of European Sales, ECI Telecom. "The Apollo solution is optimized to reside in enterprise and data center locations, or in service provider centers at the network's edge." ECI has a global reputation for meeting corporate security mandates towards protecting customer data, through prevention of data interception via fiber tapping, through its LightSoft multi-layer network management suite, and physical security. In empowering leading edge data center connectivity, the Apollo family once again proves its optical transport versatility.
ECI Telecom will be participating at the SDN & OpenFlow World Congress in October 2014 in Germany. ECI's Head of Solutions Marketing, Yoav Valadarsky, will be speaking under the session of Network & Transport - SDN, Infrastructure, Optical, Ethernet about SDN and how to use it for better network utilization & multi-layer optimization.
ABOUT ECI TELECOM ECI Telecom (Petach Tikvah, Israel) delivers Next Generation Packet Optical and Carrier Ethernet solutions to service providers and customers with a need for mission critical networks worldwide. ECI provides efficient platforms and solutions that enable customers to rapidly deploy cost-effective, revenue-generating services. Our market leading LightSoft network management suite enables customers to smoothly manage multilayer services and provides the foundation for SDN and Cyber security solutions. For more information, please visit
ABOUT CORENET OY Specialized in critical environments, Corenet provides ICT-based services and solutions in a technology-independent manner focusing on the Finnish market. Corenet works to safeguard the basic services of society by building, connecting and maintaining critical information technology systems. Corenet services include fixed and wireless communications and network services, with experts available to define customer needs, select solutions and manage projects. For more information, visit
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