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Ambujavilasam Road, which connects General Post Office (GPO) junction at Pulimood and old GPO junction at Vanchiyoor, is narrow, though heavy traffic runs on it from dawn to dusk on all working days. There are deep gutters on either side of the road and there is no footpath. As the gutters are not fully covered with slabs, pedestrians and two-wheeler riders find it difficult to pass through the road. Authorities concerned should initiate steps to cover the gutters with slabs before the monsoon.
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Flooding of East Fort area
Flooding of the East Fort area during rain has not stopped. The Government has so far spent lakhs of rupees to solve the problem.
A tunnel, completed by the Public works Department with the assistance of the Water Resources Department, was supposed to be the solution.
But flooding continues, as was seen during the summer rain.
Water rose to the threshold of the famous Ganapathy temple.
The flooding not only affects pedestrians but also hundreds of merchants.
The stagnant water emits an unpleasant smell and helps mosquitoes breed, leading to infectious diseases such as dengue and malaria.
Why the problem cannot be solved should be inquired into. The practice of handing over Government works to private parties should be changed.
A comprehensive inquiry should be conducted into the project implementation. Stringent action should be taken against officials if lapses are found.
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HONOLULU (AP) -- It was supposed to be Nevada that possessed a
potent ground game, but it was Hawaii showing off its newfound
rushing ability.
Michael Brewster became Hawaii's first 100-yard rusher in three
years and Chad Owens scored on a punt return for the second
straight week as the Warriors defeated the Wolf Pack 48-26 on
Saturday night.
Brewster had 150 yards on nine carries to become the first
Warrior to break 100 yards since Mike Bass did it against Texas-El
Paso on Oct. 13, 2001 -- a streak of 38 games.
The Warriors (2-2, 2-1 Western Athletic Conference) carried the
ball 31 fewer times, but outrushed the Wolf Pack 251-233.
Timmy Chang also threw for 322 yards and three touchdowns and
Britton Komine caught six passes for 147 yards for Hawaii.
"I think everybody's anticipating Timmy to throw the ball,"
Brewster said. "So if we run the ball, it's open."
Brewster said he wouldn't call Hawaii a rushing team just yet.
"We're more of a balanced team now," he said.
Chang, who celebrated his 23rd birthday Saturday, is quickly
closing in on becoming the NCAA's career passing leader.
"It's the best gift I could've asked for," Chang said.
The fifth-year senior from Honolulu needs 853 yards to break the
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points in the third quarter.
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yards for a touchdown. He slipped past several defenders and
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touchdown catches of 12 and 13 yards in the first quarter and
finished with seven catches for 80 yards.
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line. Hawaii offensive tackle Uriah Moenoa dropped on the ball in
the end zone to give Hawaii a 41-13 lead.
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quarter, but Kretschmer fumbled the ball inches from Hawaii's goal
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around," Ault said.
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Hawaii third-string running back Bryan Maneafaiga scored on a
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Nevada and Hawaii traded scores to open the game with neither
defense being very effective.
After the Warriors opened with a 12-yard touchdown pass from
Chang to Owens, the Wolf Pack responded with a 1-yard touchdown run
by Kretschmer.
Kretschmer had seven carries for 63 yards on the Wolf Pack's
89-yard opening drive. Kretschmer, who averages 81.2 rushing yards
per game, had 109 rushing yards at halftime.
Chang and Owens hooked up again on a 13-yard scoring pass to put
Hawaii up 14-7. Owens caught the ball at Nevada's 5, juked a
defender to the FieldTurf and danced into the end zone.
The Warriors threatened to score again in the first quarter, but
Ross Dickerson fumbled the ball on Nevada's 10. The fumble,
recovered by Wolf Pack safety Keone Kauo, was Hawaii's first
turnover this year.
After Damon Fine's 23-yard field goal, Kauo intercepted Chang's
overthrown pass, giving Nevada the ball at Hawaii's 25.
The pick snapped Chang's school record of 178 attempts in a
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Comment: Yeah, unfortunate reality of infosec (Score 1) 74
Comment: Re:this should apply to all domains worldwide (Score 2) 71
Comment: I think you need a different software solution (Score 4, Informative) 134
Comment: Something I've been ruminating about all day (Score 4, Interesting) 305
Comment: It's debatable that you can (Score 5, Insightful) 174
I don't believe that technological privacy is achievable, and I'm skeptical that it's valuable. Whether cryptography actually works (an interesting mathematical question in itself), cryptosystems fail fairly often. Even when they do work, to truly be untraceable or private with them you have to effectively opt out of commerce. Don't logon to anything when you're using Tor, kids; also, don't use Google, since they can always watch your referer tags and see 3/4 of your pages that way. The problem with privacy as we normally talk about it is that it is extremely fragile -- what we've historically taken as 'privacy' was really laziness -- going back to my example from the detective firm above, all this information was already there, it was just split into a couple of dozen different archives and databases. Beforehand, it took time and effort, so you had privacy because unless something was really important, it wasn't worth the effort of searching. Now, it's very easy to record and archive, and we've been focused for many years on making recording and archiving easier, and we elect to be recorded and archived in order to participate with other people -- bank won't serve you if you're wearing a ski mask, visit vegas and you'll see that any table game has very specific gestures and rules to make what you're doing camera-friendly, want a loan you need to have a credit rating.
So, privacy has to be implemented, which means its going to be a combination of legal, technical and social elements. Technical in the same sense as breaking and entering -- the definition of B&E is that the breaker has to make -an- effort, regardless of how trivial. Lifting a latch is considered B&E, and similarly you need some indication that you're trying to achieve privacy. Legal in the sense of limiting the consequence when your privacy is breached.
Comment: I note that antispam is "under development" (Score 2) 116
Comment: Skill (Score 1) 277
Comment: No (Score 5, Interesting) 522
Running a real company or a real government requires dealing with people who don't want to be there. Not everybody wants a career, some people just want jobs. They want to punch the clock and go home. Some people steal habitually from the till. Had I my druthers, I'd spend all day at home reading, and I'm considered a sociopathic workaholic. Some people are going to cheat. Some people are going to lie on their interviews. The test of any organization isn't how it does when it's doing well, it's how it does when its under extreme stress. Valve hasn't been under extreme stress, so the question of the effectiveness of their organization is effectively mooted. We can look to other game companies with strong egos (Origin for example, or Ion Storm) and get a good idea, though.
Comment: Re:Dumbass parroting. (Score 5, Interesting) 349
Well and good, but all any security implementation buys you is *time*. The real problem with StO is that the time it buys you is unpredictable, and in Kerckhoffs' era of large and slow system upgrades, it might take years to update a cryptosystem once it was broken. Malware authors have happily used StO for years -- for example, evading detection mechanisms by using a number of off the shelf packers in sequence. The approach works because they replace their malware faster than anyone figures out the packing sequence. The windtalkers during WWII were a security through obscurity approach, and it worked fine for the duration of the war, but would have gone horribly in the next one.
Now, what we're dealing with here is network defense, which isn't crypto. In network defense, creative lying is enormously helpful because you can use it to differentiate between your ignorant attackers and knowledgeable members of the community. The majority of attackers scan horizontally (all hosts on a fixed number of ports) rather than vertically (all ports on a number of hosts) because vertical scanning is a waste of time. Most attackers normally hit 9-10 ports and then move onto the next potential target -- they don't see the network in terms of what the hosts *are*, just what they can *exploit*. Moving SSH to a random port means that the attacker now has to spend 6000x the effort to figure out of there's anything on the host he cares about, and he's probably not going to bother when there are nice sysadmins out there happy to put everything on port 22 (as always, I don't have to outrun the bear. I just have to outrun you.) Copy it with some aggressive port blocking (like port 22) or a threshold random walk scan detector and you've got a perfectly fine way to ignore idiots. It's also worth noting that the mentioned port is 2222, which tends to be "stupid port manipulation rule #2" among folks (the other one being to add 1 in front of the port numbers, I can't tell you how fascinating it was to watch port 16888 the first time we blocked bittorrent).
Comment: Re:Attack details? (Score 4, Interesting) 135
As for malware signatures, they've been increasingly ineffective for years. Attackers can buy AV as well, and it's easier for them to tweak their software to evade AV then it is for defenders to generate new signatures. AV's very good at protecting you from yesterday's attack. If you don't have a signature though, it usually takes month to identify a subverted host.


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Shoal Bay Marina Redevelopment, Logan County, Ark.
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The Arkansas Department of Health will provide support to several contributors to redevelop the Shoal Bay Marina, which was destroyed by fire about 15 years ago. Features will include 19 new slips, pump-out services, shore power, seven mooring buoys, navigational aids and security lighting for transient nontrailerable recreational vessels. The development will link transient vessel traffic between Little Rock Yacht Club in Arkansas and the City of Tulsa, Okla., along the Arkansas River and Lake Dardanelle.
City of Rio Vista Guest Dock, Rio Vista, Calif.
BIG grant: $225,000; non-Federal match: $75,000; total project cost: $300,000
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Thamesport Marina Transient Docks, New London, Conn.
BIG grant: $1,430,975; non-Federal match: $502,775; total project cost: $1,933,750
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Gulfport Casino Dock Redevelopment, Gulfport, Fla.
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Madeira Beach Municipal Marina Redevelopment, Madeira Beach, Fla.
BIG grant: $322,516; non-Federal match: $499,550; total project cost: $822,066
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission will support the City of Madeira Beach in a project to replace and upgrade facilities for transient nontrailerable recreational vessels. The project will provide 14 slips and four moorings, as well as additional amenities such as pump-out stations and a fuel dock for eligible vessels.
Lahaina Roadstead Offshore Mooring Installation, Lahaina, Hawaii
BIG grant: $248,500; non-Federal match: $248,500; total project cost: $497,000
The Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources, Division of Boating and Ocean Recreation will partner with the Lahaina Yacht Club and the Malama Kai Foundation to design and install 20 new permanent offshore moorings for transient nontrailerable recreational vessels in the designated Lahaina Roadstead mooring area. These moorings will expand a marina at maximum capacity while improving safety and protecting the area's coral reefs.
Belfast Harbor Waterfront Rehabilitation, Belfast, Maine
BIG grant: $120,897; non-Federal match: $120,897; total project cost: $241,795
The Maine Department of Transportation will partner with the Town of Belfast and the Front Street Shipyard to construct 18 new slips and 15 new moorings for transient nontrailerable recreational vessels, providing additional berths for a total of 33 eligible vessels. Additional amenities include shore power, wireless internet, and two new restrooms and shower facilities.
Annapolis City Dock Improvement, Annapolis, Md.
BIG grant: $1,500,000; non-Federal match: $2,703,478; total project cost: $4,203,478
The Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Division of Boating Services will support the City of Annapolis in a project to rebuild deteriorated facilities for transient nontrailerable recreational vessels at the City Dock. The project will provide space for 18 eligible boats while replacing utility services such as power and water.
Seaport Landing Marina Transient Boat Access, Lynn, Mass.
BIG grant: $267,700; non-Federal match: $100,000; total project cost: $367,700
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts will support the City of Lynn's Seaport Landing Marina in a project to develop new dockage for transient nontrailerable recreational vessels. Currently, there are no adequate public facilities within Lynn Harbor for transient boaters to safely dock their boats. The project will install 12 ADA compliant slips and provide a deep-water safe harbor.
Port Austin State Harbor Dock Renovation, Port Austin, Mich.
BIG grant: $747,250; non-Federal match: $747,250; total project cost: $1,494,500
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Division of Parks and Recreation seeks to provide a safe and convenient stop for transient nontrailerable recreational vessels traveling between Detroit/Port Huron and Mackinaw City. The project will add up to 42 slips, utility pedestals, water and related amenities, which will increase use of the State Harbor by eligible boaters by an estimated 75 percent.
Ironton Riverfront Boat Ramp and Docks, Ironton, Ohio
BIG grant: $636,000; non-Federal match: $212,634; total project cost: $848,634
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Watercraft will support the City of Ironton in a project to construct a floating dock for transient nontrailerable recreational vessels with 30 slips, a concrete docking area and retaining wall, sidewalks, shore power, and lighting. The project will encourage transient watercraft use of the Ironton River Front, located along the southeastern Ohio River.
Port of Arlington Marine Fuel Station and Utility Upgrade,
Arlington, Ore.
BIG grant: $190,191; non-Federal match: $129,809; total project cost: $320,000
The Oregon State Marine Board's Boating Facilities Program will support a project in the Town of Arlington to build a new fuel station and other features at a key location on the Columbia River. Currently, there is no accessible fuel for transient nontrailerable recreational vessels traveling between the Port of The Dalles and the Port of Umatilla, a distance of 100 miles. The ADA compliant facility will also provide shore power and water.
Bristol Borough Waterfront Improvement, Bristol, Pa.
BIG grant: $1,492,195; non-Federal match: $999,355; total project cost: $2,491,550
The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission will partner with the Bucks County Riverfront Program to install 25 new day slips for transient nontrailerable recreational vessels on the Delaware River between Philadelphia and Trenton, New Jersey. The ADA-compliant project also will include new educational signage, lighting, and breakwater structures to protect the facility.
Ann Street Public Pier Project, Newport, R.I.
BIG grant: $740,000; non-Federal match: $260,000; total project cost: $1,000,000
The Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, Division of Fish and Wildlife, will support the City of Newport in a project to build a floating dock to accommodate up to 22 transient nontrailerable recreational vessels. The project also includes installation of utilities and a public dinghy dock in the heart of Newport's downtown area.
Downtown Chattanooga Transient Docks, Chattanooga, Tenn.
BIG grant: $1,285,868; non-Federal match: $3,857,607; total project cost: $5,143,475
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency will partner with the City of Chattanooga to build or extend guest dockage for transient nontrailerable recreational vessels at four prominent locations along the south shore of the Tennessee River. Each location will include up to 10 slips, for a total of 40 new slips for eligible vessels.
Deltaville Marina Transient Pier, Deltaville, Va.
BIG grant: $743,891; non-Federal match: $261,367; total project cost: $1,005,258
The Virginia Department of Health's Marina Programs Division will partner with the Town of Deltaville to build a new floating dock with finger piers at Deltaville Marina, on Jackson Creek, providing access to the Chesapeake Bay. The project will provide a total of 34 boat slips for transient nontrailerable recreational vessels. Shore power will also be extended to these new slips.


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When Vanessa Redgrave left the stage at the end of the 100- minute monologue that is The Year of Magical Thinking there was a profound silence.
Then a sustained, almost reverential, applause rippled around the theatre as the audience stood in tribute to a superlative performance and an intensely moving piece of theatre.
The play, written by Californian author Joan Didion, is an exploration of one woman's grief – Joan's own.
It is based on the book of the same name that Joan wrote after the sudden death of her husband, the author and screenwriter John Gregory Dunne.
But it is also something more, for by the time she met director David Hare with a view to writing the play, her only daughter Quintana had also died, aged just 39.
"Grief turns out to be a place none of us know until we reach it," she says. The Year of Magical Thinking explores helplessness in the face of loss, the attempts to remain in control, and the descent into what Joan calls the vortex – driving round Los Angeles, avoiding any place that might trigger memories, performing routines that might keep her daughter safe.
It sounds demanding – and it is – it is even confrontational.
"And it will happen to you. The details will be different, but it will happen to you. That's what I'm here to tell you," she says. But there is also much humour and in many ways it is a celebration of love.
Vanessa Redgrave's one-woman performance is stunning throughout and the simple set could not be bettered. There is nothing to distract from the power of the words. This is a play not to be missed.
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GAZA CITY, Palestinian Territories (AFP) - The Gaza death toll hit 343 on Saturday as Israeli warplanes intensified their bombardment and troops pressed a ground assault on the 12th day of a major confrontation with Hamas.
And the overall Israeli death toll rose to five following violence in which two soldiers and a civilian were killed, the army and police said.
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Nibsy's wings, served in a wooden basket lined with tin foil and in a pool of mouth-watering hot sauce, easily took the match-up and were by far some of the best wings in the entire tournament. Though Nibsy's had hints of fattier meat and an exterior skin that was slightly thin, Nibsy's were otherwise flawless. The tasty, jumbo-style wings were coated in a perfectly balanced hot sauce that made them, in my opinion, the definition of classic Buffalo wings that contained just the right amount of heat.
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(3) Nibsy's Pub's "Hot" wings: 2 points
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The championship round of the Tipperary Hill bracket featured Nibsy's and Blarney Stone in a fierce battle for the third spot in the upcoming Final Four. Blarney's hot wings are truly excellent and, admittedly, will always be my biased wing of choice when on Tipp Hill. With a perfect amount of heat, outstanding skins, and tasty, chunky blue cheese, it's hard not to pick them, but the self-proclaimed "oldest tavern in Syracuse" edged them out. While Blarney's had an excellent amount of sauce that made getting fingers messy enjoyable, Nibsy's overwhelmingly better sauce flavor was the deciding factor and, helped by the jumbo-style wings, put Blarney's to shame. A battle royale on Tipp Hill between Nibsy's, Rosie's, and Blarney made it difficult to judge this bracket, but Nibsy's was able to come up the victor with outstanding Buffalo wings and deservedly earns the title of best wings on Tipp Hill.
Winner and champion of the Tipperary Hill bracket: Nibsy's Pub
One division remains and the three teams in the Final Four, Change of Pace, Dinosaur Bar-B-Que, and Nibsy's Pub, await the winner of the Southside/University Hill bracket. Pulled into Syracuse's 2011 Wing Tournament returns in two weeks to The Eagle, so stay tuned!
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares of Elizabeth Arden Inc. (RDEN - Get Report) are down -21.36% to $28.02 in pre-market trade after it was reported that the cosmetics company is evaluating strategic alternatives after posting much weaker-than-expected quarterly results due to falling demand for its perfumes, according to Reuters.
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Throughout the rebuild, Cubs fans have been told to be patient, that the best was to come. That in a few years we would see awesomeness again! To some fans, all they heard was a sound similar to the Teacher from Charlie Brown. Well, Baseball America has done the homework for us and the results are a green blob on the paper that we should interpret as a good thing, if we want to. (h/t to Brett over at BleacherNation.com for letting me know I forgot to include the link)
The article looks at teams throughout history that have drafted in the top-10 at least 5 consecutive years. After weeding out expansion teams, there are only 10 instances where teams have accomplished that feat and includes (check the link for the full team listing) 5 large market and 5 small market teams (I have a big-boned definition of large market).
One interesting thing is the Kansas City Royals. From 1997-2003 they amassed a .440 winning percentage. 7 years of top-10 draft picks. The next 5 years, they had a .426 winning percentage. Somehow, even though they were consistently getting cheap, good talent they somehow translated that into an even worse record. Goes to show certain folks (*cough* Jesse Rogers *cough*) that while it is easy to tank seasons and draft at the top year after year, it is incredibly difficult to translate that into a stellar farm system that produces. Oh, and if you look at the next 5 years (one of which includes an 86 win season), the Royals have a .446 winning percentage. If you know someone who is a Royals fan, please, step in.
Ok, so terrible management aside, what can we take away from an article like this? First off, management has a lot to play into this. It isn't in the article but I'd be willing to wager that quite a few of the teams on the list went through significant changes in the FO towards the end of the 5-year suck period. While the Cubs made their switch early on and accepted years of sucking, Theo and Jed are due for extensions in the next 18 months, I think we are going to see them pouring a ton of money into free agents to open the window up. Kind of a non-change-change.
What we have also seen is the smaller market teams are more reliant on young, cheap talent. This means that a team is more likely to hang on to flawed talent because of cost. The Cubs don't have this concern, at least not any more. They are heading into 2015 with somewhere around $40M on the books. Even if they still have the $110M cap in place, that is $130-ish million (small deduction for 2016 arb raises) they can spend in the next two years. While I hate free agent talent, with a passion, the Cubs are also in a position to be able to capitalize on IFA talent and take a slightly bigger risk knowing that they have a lot of space to work with AND that their revenues are about to explode. Starting now, they are going from a mid-market payroll team, to a big market payroll team. That is HUGE.
Also, a lot of teams without piles of payroll space are either hanging on to all of their prospects or having to ditch prospects when they get expensive in arbitration. The problem with that is you start having to trade players right as they are coming into their most productive years and, if you've been good for a couple of years, you don't have quite the talent to replace them. With the revenue that will be coming in, the Cubs will have the ability to hang on to the talent that makes it and replace the talent that doesn't make it with other pieces.
Theo has shown, in the past, that he isn't afraid to deal away impact prospects for pieces that he needs. This will be key for him moving forward. Ignore the "ZOMG! THE CUBS HAVE 80 BAJILLION SSs!" commentary. If the Cubs genuinely believe that Starlin Castro, Javier Baez AND Addison Russell are all going to be phenomenal talents going forward, there are many ways you can shake out the roster. However, If the right deal comes along for any of them, Theo won't (and shouldn't) hesitate to move any or all of them. It's part of being a good baseball GM, accepting that your player's (while they ARE people, in the strictest sense of the word) are actually just valuable assets. Assets that you can use to get "X" wins out of…however that looks.
Another key thing, that the article doesn't hit on is Theo's drive. When he was hired by Ricketts, there was a quote out there from a rival GM that said (paraphrasing on a 3 year old memory here) that: "He'd step on his own grandmother to win." You don't become the GM of a major market team by the age of 28 by being a pansy…or dumb. Theo surely would love to be inducted into the Hall of Fame some day and he knows that, unless he royally screws up, winning a World Series with the Cubs is going to punch his ticket, pay for his airfare AND buy him a summer home in Cooperstown (not sure why you'd want that, but hey, it's Theo's dream). When you are good enough to get run out of a town after 2 World Series titles and an 89-win season, you just have to have the talent to pull off a 7-8 year win streak in another big market. While Theo, Jed and Jason aren't infallible (they need that chair the Pope has)
Alright, so the Cubs are better, faster, stronger than those 10 teams but what should we expect over the next decade? I look at this like a prospect ranking. Sure, the average of 10 other teams equals a nice 6 year run with a lot of contention sprinkled in but, you have the Royals and Indians that continue to struggle. Meanwhile, the Braves set the high-water mark. We should expect the Cubs to do well over the next decade. Certainly better than they have over the past 5 years (low bar alert). There should be contention but there could be abject failure. It's the Cubs.
I liken the Cubs rebuild right now to Javier Baez. While the revenue projections and leadership (power) are 80-grade, they still have to work through: a continued fight with the Rooftops, holes on the MLB roster, TV deal not done yet, debt servicing, the Cardinals being the Cardinals (K rate, approach issues).
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Explaining the connection between physical and strategic design, this book proposes an aesthetic connection between two equal aspects of architectural design: the Real and the Ideal. Addressing architectural thinkers from the broad realms of academia and practice, it is suitable either as a seminar text, a guide to contemporary design issues, or as a theoretical work.
Beginning with a historical perspective, the book looks at some of the key conflicts in architectural thought that were brought about by postindustrial change. The discussion shifts to clearly describe the forms of complexity, how these have interacted with architecture and the possibilities in fully embracing complexity in architectural practice.
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In 2008 veteran journalist Evan Wright, acclaimed for his New York Times bestselling book Generation Kill and co-writer of the Emmy-winning HBO series it spawned, began a series of conversations with super-criminal Jon Roberts, star of the fabulously successful documentary Cocaine Cowboys. Those conversations would last three years, during which time Wright came to realize that Roberts was much more than the de-facto "transportation chief" of the Medellin Cartel during the 1980s, much more than a facilitator of a national drug epidemic. As Wright's tape recorder whirred and Roberts unburdened himself of hundreds of jaw-dropping tales, it became clear that perhaps no one in history had broken so many laws with such willful abandon.
Roberts, in fact, seemed to be a prodigy of criminality – but one with a remarkable self-awareness and a fierce desire to protect his son from following the same path.
American Desperado is Roberts' no-holds-barred account of being born into Mafia royalty, witnessing his first murder at the age of seven, becoming a hunter-assassin in Vietnam, returning to New York to become — at age 22 — one of the city's leading nightclub impresarios, then journeying to Miami where in a few short years he would rise to become the Medellin Cartel's most effective smuggler.
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Step out into all that Downtown Napa has to offer from this home one block from Main & 3rd Streets. Then, retreat to a quiet, well appointed home outfitted with good beds & linens, a well stocked kitchen & beautiful private deck, bbq & fenced yard.
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Two full bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms await you in this charming private home located in downtown Napa. This elegant home is located within a 2-minute walk of world class restaurants, wine tasting rooms, The Oxbow Public Market, music and theater halls, farmer's markets, The Napa Wine Train and shopping galore. You walk into the large living room equipped with leather club chairs, a Eames lounge chair, and a dining table for six persons. The fully equipped kitchen boasts a dishwasher, four burner gas stove and oven, in-sink disposal, microwave oven, full fridge, butcher block and plenty of counter space. The pantry has been stocked with your kitchen staples. The first bathroom has a wonderful claw-foot bathtub, while the second bathroom has a large tiled shower, and washer and dryer. The large, landscaped back yard is set with tables and chairs and has a new gas grill for outdoor dining and drinks. The porch is large and planted with lavender, rosemary and succulents and is a wonderful spot for a morning coffee, midday lunch or late supper with friends.
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The experience felt like I was just coming into my own little vacation home for a relaxing weekend. The host thought of the little things--bottled water in the fridge, Saran wrap in the cupboard, throws to wrap up with on the back porch. The house was so cozy with wonderful outdoor space. . .the location is great, just as notated within walking distance to Downtown.
A great home-base for exploring all that the wonder that is Napa. Within a 5 to 15 minute walk there are tons of great restaurants, and tons of wineries are within an easy drive. The house is very nice, just as pictured and the backyard is fantastic for grilling a steak from the Oxbow market (15 minute walk, 5 minute drive) and eating outside on the deck. Some quirks of staying in a 100+ year old house, but once you get those figured out you can sit back and enjoy all Napa has to offer.
Lisa's house is an amazing location to be in when visiting the wine country. It's walking distance to some of the coolest restaurants in downtown Napa, and a short drive to most of the wineries and Michelin-starred restaurants in Yountville.
She is very thoughtful and considerate - starting from where to find most things inside the house, to leaving basic things like coffee beans and snacks in the kitchen, and providing her restaurant recommendations. We were two young couples so the house was perfect for us.
The only thing that threw us off a bit was that despite having 2 bathrooms, there is really one where you can shower - there isn't a shower head for the tub. We worked around that and loved our time at the house! It was so cozy that we considered staying an extra night! We would definitely consider staying here again next time we come for a vacation. Thanks Lisa!
What a positively adorable home! The highlight of my long weekend in Napa were the breakfasts in the backyard during the chilly mornings. Clean, well maintained, centrally located, it's the perfect place to experience Napa.
Lisa's place was in the perfect location to downtown Napa, within walking distance to everything. The place was well equipped with all the amenities and a fully stocked kitchen which, unfortunately, I did not take advantage of as we were eating out all the time. The backyard space was lovely too. I felt very at home and comfortable.
Lisa was a wonderful host! Her home was perfect for our Napa vacation. The area was quite and within walking distance to restaurants and grocery stores. The back deck provided a tranquil area to enjoy morning coffee and evening cocktails. The home has a fully stocked kitchen with spices, coffee and tea. Thanks we truly felt welcomed!
Elaine, thanks very much for your review and for coming to enjoy Napa in the summer. We have had back to back reservations all summer long and are now checking into the hot water heater. Thank you for letting us know that you experienced lukewarm water at first. We hope that when you return to Napa you will think of us and in the meantime, enjoy the rest of your summer. Take care. Best. Lisa
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There is no "season" for fog. It rolls in just about anytime in Maine. The last two summers, the fog has not been too bad. Most days were sunny with good visibility. You need a good GPS chartplotter to keep you out of trouble. I don't have radar and manage pretty well picking my days and staying put when there is no visibility.
As far as anchorages on Penobscot Bay, you will need a couple months to explore them all. Some of my favorites are Holbrook Island / Ram Island just outside of Castine. Travel up the Bagaduce and you will find more spectacular places. Try Warren Island in Islesboro. It is a state park as well.
You must sail through Fox Island therofare. It splits North Haven from Vinalhaven. There are nooks and crannies to drop a hook there. Don't miss Isle au Haut. Beautiful hiking trails and home of Linda Greenlaw. There is also a group of islands between Isle au Haut and Stonington. It is obvious on your chart and a great place to spend a night or two. Stonington is a fun place to explore but not a good anchorage since it is so busy with lobstermen producing a lot of wake.
Spend a night in Pulpit Harbor, drop your hook behind Butter Island and row to shore to visit the sheep, find Horseshoe Cove and see if you can navigate inside, don't miss Buck's Island in Brooksville and don't miss Brooklin where you can drop a hook at Wooden Boat. They have a dock that welcomes visitors to walk their grounds and visit the boatbuilding shops.
For provisioning on Penobscot Bay, it is hard to find a better harbor than Belfast. EVERYTHING is there for a boater including laundry, library, hardware, marina, pubs, groceries, movie theater, etc. All within a half mile walk of the harbor. You can usually get a couple free hours of dockage at the public docks, get diesel, water and pumpout.
Camden is also a great stop but harder to anchor. Rockport has very little and Rockland also has everything you need.
It will be a memorable summer for you. Enjoy.
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Disregarding factors of material, design. moments etc, advantage of steel over wood is obvious when you consider inside volume.My planking is 2 inches, frames 4 inches, deck beams 6 inches, carlins 6x6 shearclamp 10 by 10 all in a hull that could be better used if the same shape were steel or even FG.This volume wouldn't have to be full of stuff but would make it easier to swing a cat.Since captains aren't allowed to do that any more, I wouldn't change a thing.
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Oh, and lastly we bought a video monitor and it should be here in a few days....what was I thinking? How did we ever live without one! I can't wait :)
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