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I've been having this problem for years, and it's driving me crazy. Whenever I have a system with more than one HDD, they spin up for no apparent reason. This happens multiple times a day. It's happened with multiple computer builds, many different HDDs, and different Windows versions. I don't think it happened with XP, but I'm not sure since it was so long ago. I've had it happen with Vista x86, WIn7 x86, and now Win7 x64. IDE and SATA drives.
Now I've got a system with one secondary HDD and it's noisy and annoying. I'd like it to spin up only when I want it to. I've uninstalled Microsoft Security Essentials, disabled the auto-defrag, and made sure there were no other things scheduled.
I've used ProcMon and filtered for path starting with "G:\". It shows explorer.exe and svchost.exe doing things occasionallly, but they pop up in the list all the time while the drive is spun down. I don't see anything different going on around the time the drive spins up.
I've even unmounted the partition via command line using "mountvol G:\ /D". It doen't seem to reduce the problem at all.


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An initial autopsy on Ol' Dirty Bastard, who died on Saturday, has proved 'inconclusive'.
What that means, basically, is that the cause of his death won't be know until toxicology reports are filed and tissue-sample test results are available. Early signs suggest that the rapper suffered a heart attack, a story backed up by his wife, Icelene Jones, who told reporters that he had been complaining about chest pains.
ODB had a history of drug abuse, and there is speculation that this lead to the failing of his heart.
A funeral will be held in Brooklyn on Thursday.

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PANAMA CITY BEACH — The Panama City Beach Council got its first taste of a nationwide food truck phenomenon Thursday.
About a dozen food truck operators, specializing in everything from gourmet grilled cheese to fish tacos, turned up at the council meeting, urging officials to set some ground rules to make it easier for them to operate on the beach.
Led by Yi Lynne Weber, owner of the E. Street Café Food Truck, the group requested the council discuss the issue after an attempt to bring her business to the beach left her scratching her head.
Every weekday, Weber serves gourmet lunch out of her food truck at different locations around Panama City, but found that Panama City Beach's rules weren't as food-truck friendly.
"Initially, I was told they just don't allow food trucks," Weber said. "The next step was I could apply for a parking lot vendor permit, and I tried to explain that's not exactly how I operate my business. I don't swoop in and set up shop for seven days and leave town."
The Panama City Beach code of ordinances allows vendors to set up temporarily if they obtain a $50 parking lot vendor permit, but requires separate permits for each location, with each permit lasting only seven days.
The rules are the same for the unincorporated beach areas of Bay County thanks to an effort between the city and county to streamline their event ordinances to clean up issues during Spring Break.
Weber expressed to the council that the ordinance should not apply to mobile food trucks interested in parking in different locations each day.
The council was receptive to exploring changes to the ordinance, or possibly creating a separate ordinance specifically for food trucks.
"We don't want to open the flood gates and have food trucks running everywhere," said Mayor Gayle Oberst. "If we're going to do this, it has to have some stipulations tied to it."
Kevin and Karrie Simek recently opened Shore Dogs, a food truck specializing in Coney Island hotdogs in the beach area.
"They're going in the right direction," Kevin Simek said following the discussion. "They definitely need to do more research on it."
Simek said food trucks are already held to a high standard by the state, which requires food trucks receive regular inspections and have a state license to operate.
"We've been working on it for years," Simek said of the food truck. "We'd love to get into a location for an extended period of time and not run down here to get a permit every week."
City Manager Mario Gisbert met with several food truck operators after the meeting to set up a time to gather further input.
"I'm very hopeful actually," Weber said after the meeting. "They ended the meeting on a positive note. They're willing to discuss it and see where we can take it."
Spring Break law enforcement
In other business, the council also approved a proposal from Police Chief Drew Whitman for nearly $100,000 in funding for additional law enforcement during the month of March to aid with Spring Break.
The funds would be used to bring in additional officers from the Florida Highway Patrol, Florida Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco, Panama City Police Department and Bay County Sheriff's Office.


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British Airways has launched a new campaign with OgilvyOne to promote its Executive Club loyalty programme
OgilvyOne has launched the first phase of enhancements to British Airways' Executive Club loyalty programme with a new visual identity, new currency and customer engagement tools including a new digital magazine and interactive map.
Together with British Airways and Avios, OgilvyOne has created an interactive map of the world for Executive Club members. Members can search by specific destination, date, or their current balance.


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Dressler's syndrome is a type of pericarditis, inflammation of the sac surrounding the heart (pericardium). Inflammation associated with Dressler's syndrome is believed to be an immune system response following damage to heart tissue or the pericardium, such as a heart attack, surgery or traumatic injury.
Dressler's syndrome symptoms include chest pain, much like that experienced during a heart attack, and fever.
With recent improvements in heart attack treatment, Dressler's syndrome is less common than it used to be. However, once you've had this condition, it may happen again.
Dressler's syndrome may also be called postpericardiotomy, post-myocardial infarction syndrome and post-cardiac injury syndrome.
Symptoms are likely to appear weeks to months after a heart attack, surgery or other heart injury. Dressler's syndrome symptoms may include:
See your doctor if you experience any chest pain that lasts more than a few minutes. Other complications following a heart attack, surgery or other heart injury can cause symptoms of Dressler's syndrome. But chest pain may indicate a recurring heart attack or other undiagnosed disorder. That's why it's important to seek emergency care for any persistent chest pain.
Dressler's syndrome is thought to be related to an immune system response to heart tissue damage, such as from a heart attack or heart surgery. Your body reacts to the injured tissue as it would to any injury, by sending immune cells and proteins called antibodies to clean up and repair the affected area. But sometimes this response causes excessive inflammation in the sac enveloping the heart (pericardium).
Two rare but serious complications of Dressler's syndrome include the following conditions:
The immune system response that leads to Dressler's syndrome may also contribute to accompanying conditions:
If you're experiencing chest pain that lasts more than a few minutes, get emergency care. When you see the admitting nurse and the doctor in the emergency room, you'll be asked a number of questions, which may include the following:
Your doctor makes a diagnosis of Dressler's syndrome based on questions you answer about your symptoms and the results of an examination and tests. Diagnostic procedures may include the following:
Treatment goals for Dressler's syndrome are to manage pain and reduce inflammation. Medications commonly used include the following:
If these drugs don't help, the following drugs may be prescribed:
Complications of Dressler's syndrome require more invasive treatments:
Although its use is still being debated among heart experts, some doctors may prescribe colchicine after heart surgery to prevent Dressler's syndrome.
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I've been wondering if anyone here has ever tried the Discworld MUD?
(MUD - text based game aka the first games for pc, nothing fancy with moving pictures or noise coming from the speakers)
I played it some years ago for a while (never got far, lol!) and even today comparing with huge open-ended game worlds like Morrowind, Oblivion or Fallout 3, it's sheer size can probably still rock those games.
My most memorable moments there involved L-space (*shudders*) and DEATH:
Getting lost in L-space:
One day I decided to challenge the L-space (yup ... not a bright day) and ventured into the Library in AM. Roamed around a bit (nothing happened) then roamed some more. Until at some point I got tired of roaming around and tried for the exit. Only to end up in another library ... in another part of the Disc! Now, at that time the developers were still building and expanding the world (probably still are) and they had created this town (forgot which one) - nice and neat with shops and streets. And no exit out of the town...The gates where shut! So if I wanted to go back to AM, it was L-space attempt or .... stay stuck. I stayed. Got desperate and hailed a taxi to plead for free help (as I was broke). A slightly grumpy taxi got me back to AM, where I stayed for a good while before going anywhere remotely hazardous again XD So be warned ... take utmost care in libraries, L-space travel is not for kiddies!
("taxi" - the game had a team of high level players with teleport ability, who took shifts acting as 'taxis')
Meeting with DEATH:
One day I was outside AM questing a bit and decided to go explore - to be more exact, I wanted to locate the entry node to DEATH's domain which is said to exist in the game. Being low level I was rather squishy but thought it was doable if I stayed out of harms way. So I ran off following a dirt road towards the mountains. At some point I met some thugs on the road but hoped for the best and rushed onwards - went fine! A good deal further ahead I noticed someone was following me and trying to talk to me. Turned out to be a meeting with DEATH who wanted to know where I was going ... Turned out I had run away from my now dead body and belongings, never noticing the event of death by thugs. It was a long walk back to AM to be rezzed (no xp as dead -.-)...
So when the books describe a death and the bewilderment the deceased sometimes display, I can relate!
...Ok... that sounded a bit weird... LOL! But it was fun^^


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NEW Nuclear Weapons Abolition Bill Needs Your Support Now - Take Action
NEW Nuclear Weapons Abolition Bill Needs Your Support Now - Take Action
|Explosion at Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant in Okumamachi, Fukushima Prefecture, northern Japan, Monday, March 14, 2011. (AP Photo/NTV/NNN Japan)
Washington DC Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton has introduced the "Nuclear Weapons Abolition and Economic and Energy Conversion Act," which re-directs the money from nuclear weapons to provide carbon-free, nuclear-free energy resources.
Click here to view and download the text of the legislation, HR-1334, introduced by Rep. Holmes Norton, HR-1334 (pdf)
Click here to write your Representative asking for co-sponsorship of this legislation IMMEDIATELY.
No nuclear power plant has been built in the U.S.A. since 1974, and the new nuclear power plant construction being planned is only possible because the U.S. taxpayer will have to provide what Wall Street won't: 100% loan guarantees, and funding nuclear waste repositories on as yet unidentified sites. Nuclear power provides 20% of this country's electric energy; we can easily follow Germany's lead in committing to building no new plants, and replacing those still on-line with renewable and sustainable energy sources. We must all keep the memories of both Fukushima and Hiroshima alive wherever we go.
Let's act now to turn popular opinion into public policy! This may be the last chance we get to turn to truly clean energy and away from war and destruction.
Close the School of the Americas During April 2011 Days of Action
Close the School of the Americas During April Days of Action
School of the Americas Watch (SOAW) is mobilizing for a gathering in Washington, DC from April 4-11, 2011 to take their demands to the White House, the halls of Congress, and other sources of military and foreign policy decisions.
Many WILPF women have been in the annual demonstrations at Fort Benning, Georgia, where the SOA (now called the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security and Cooperation) is located. A few of us have even "crossed the line", been arrested and served three months in prison. This imprisonment is a deliberate act of solidarity with the oppressed people and martyrs of the Americas, who suffer as a result of the repressive techniques taught to "students" at the SOA.
Turn Out For Rallies In Solidarity With The People Of Egypt!
No More US Support to the Mubarak Dictatorship!
Hands off Egypt, Tunisia, Yemen!
The Egyptian people, inspired by the victory in Tunisia and building on their own heroic rallies and strikes in recent years, have now taken the lead in the regional revolt against US-backed dictatorships. Today, Friday, January 28th, masses have poured into the streets for the third straight day of protest, and are once again fighting valiantly against cops and troops armed with US made and paid for weapons.
It is the US government which has created and STILL supports the Mubarak regime to the tune of $1.5 billion a year as part of its regional military apparatus, and it is US banks and corporations that have imposed the neoliberal austerity regime of unemployment, poverty and malnutrition against which Egyptian workers have been rebelling for decades.
The US Department of Defense is meeting this very week with Egyptian military officials to discuss how to maintain this oppression. A DoD press briefing reports: "With regards to Egypt:… we actually this week are hosting senior Egyptian military leaders at the Pentagon for our annual bilateral defense talks… So that's just an example of how engaged we are with the Egyptians, even as these developments have taken place on the streets in Cairo and elsewhere…"
And it is the US State Department which has already begun maneuvers throughout the region to ensure that any governments that fall are replaced with equally compliant regimes -- maneuvers such as the visit by the head of "Near East Affairs" in the State Department this week to Tunisia, and by their "National Democratic Institute" to Yemen, to "advise" on "clean elections" – i.e. to plot how to subvert the goals of the masses in the streets.
Sign A Petition Against Four More Years of War
This petition was created by Tom Hayden on November 15, 2010 and is viewable here or click on the image.
Here is some material as posted at the petition site:
It is not a peace plan. It is a plan for four more years of combat by US and NATO forces.
It is not a plan for US or Western troop withdrawals but for further occupation. It is a proposal to gradually lessen Western casualties and lessen Western visibility while transitioning to Western-financed, Western-armed, and Western-advised Afghan army combat in a civil conflict. It is a plan for long-term Western military bases.
It is not a plan to stop al Qaeda or terrorists from attacking Western targets. There are virtually no al Qaeda left in Afghanistan. The most recent terrorist attacks on America have been inspired by our deepening wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan. In seeking to save our military reputation, we all but assure future threats against Western targets. CIA officials even describe Yemen's al Qaeda cell as more dangerous than al Qaeda in Pakistan. [NYT, Oct. 18, 2010]
It pre-empts the Administration's own proposal for a full "review" of Afghan policy in December. The timing instead is aimed at shoring up a faltering Western alliance.
WILPF Takes Direct Action to End Wars
In Boston, WILPF members assembled outside the office of Sen. John Kerry to protest the ongoing war in Afghanistan. In Philadelphia, WILPF members visited the offices of Sen. Robert Casey and Rep. Joe Sestak with written statements. Member Marge Van Cleef specifically challenged the U.S. drone attacks in Afghanistan and Pakistan, which are killing people indiscriminately. She and other members called for a moratorium on the "war on terror." During the action, Dr. Ronald Coburn discussed the high suicide rate of returning U.S. soldiers. Citing a recent study which showed that between 2005 and 2008, the number of California vets who committed suicide was three times higher than the number of soldiers killed in action during the same period, Dr. Coburn called for officials to include these suicides in their total number of military deaths. He recommended increasing the funding for support and therapy groups for the 25 percent of soldiers who return home suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). WILPF Member Dory Loder highlighted the cost of the war, which has exceeded $3 trillion.
Don't Let Them Divide Us
The nationally coordinated raids that occurred on September 24th at 7 a.m. targeted many activists in Minnesota, Illinois, and Michigan. Some 14 individuals were subpoenaed to appear before a Grand Jury. The WILPF MN Metro Branch was one of the first groups to publicly stand in solidarity with other peace organizations and progressive activists in condemning the FBI raids. The branch's statement said, in part: "Such tactics serve only to suppress dissent, inhibit action for peace and justice, and discourage legitimate travel abroad. They are evidence of an ongoing climate of curtailment of civil liberties under the pretext of the 'war on terror.'"
We encourage other branches to make and publicize similar statements, and meet with their legislators to protest these invasions. The national meeting of the Committee to Stop FBI Repression was called to address the ongoing FBI actions and three key demands were discussed: ending the repression of anti-war and international solidarity activists, returning all materials seized in the raids, and calling off the Grand Jury. During the meeting, Attorney Bruce Nestor of the National Lawyers Guild explained that the Guild sees the material support laws, which are the basis of the investigation against the 14 anti-war activists, as an attempt to repress U.S. activists' involvement and solidarity with liberation struggles.
Join WILPF Delegation at CEDAW Hearing in Washington, DC
It's time to ratify CEDAW!
Those living in the Washington, D.C. area are urged to join the WILPF delegation at the CEDAW Hearing, this Thursday, Nov. 18, at 2 p.m. at the Dirksen Senate Office Building (room 226). You'll have the opportunity to hear witnesses speak on the importance of CEDAW, including: Geena Davis (Academy Award Winning Actor and Founder of The Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media); Wazhma Frogh, (from the Afghan Women's Network and a winner of the State Department's "Woman of Courage Award"). This Senate hearing, the first in eight years, focused solely on the importance of ratifying CEDAW is a momentus step forward in our decades long struggle for ratification of this important treaty. Click here to read the statement submitted by WILPF, U.S., for the occasion.
Action Proposal Submitted by WILPF's End the Wars Issue Committee:
Read full Action Program as Adopted by National Conference to Bring the Troops Home Now!
Action Proposal Submitted by WILPF's End the Wars Issue Committee:
We call for the equal participation of women in all aspects of the antiwar movement. We propose nonviolent direct actions at local U.S. Congressional offices, federal buildings, defense corporations' facilities, or military bases. These activities would be nationally coordinated local actions, on the same day, for everyone.
Nonviolent direct actions often result in arrest, thus participants would be prepared for that possible outcome before joining the action. Nonviolence training would be offered locally, with lists of trainers being made available.
We would welcome women who choose not to participate in the direct action to come as supporters, as protesters with banners, leaflets, and as press contacts.
WILPF Protests Testing of Nuclear Warhead Delivery Systems
Join Us on June 5 – International Nuclear Weapons Abolition Day
WILPF is proud to partner with the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) to protest ICBM missile test launches and call for a real commitment to nuclear abolition through a Nuclear Weapons Convention.
Despite President Obama's promises in Prague to pursue a nuclear weapons free future, the U.S. military is still testing and upgrading Minuteman III ICBMs designed to carry thermonuclear warheads.
Two ICBM test launches (with dummy warheads) are scheduled for June 2010 from Vandenberg Air Force base / Space Command near Lompoc, California to the Kwajalein atoll in the Marshall Islands. The exact date of the launch tests are not known, and June 5 provides a great opportunity to expose them; most of the world is unaware that these tests are still being carried out routinely.
Click here to send an email letter to the editors of your local papers about this Supreme Court case.
"It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it." - Upton Sinclair
On August 1st WILPF joined the Program on Corporations, Law & Democracy, Democracy Unlimited of Humboldt County, Shays 2: The Western Massachusetts Committee on Corporations & Democracy, and the Clements Foundation in a friend of the court brief to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The brief, drafted and filed by attorney Jeff Clements in the case of Citizens United vs. Federal Elections Commission, represented all five organizations in urging the Supreme Court not to overturn laws preventing corporations from making political contributions in federal elections.
"The notion that corporations have the same speech rights as people under our Bill of Rights is contrary to the words, history, spirit and intent of our Constitution," said attorney Jeff Clements. "The organizations that joined to bring these arguments to the Court have worked with others for many years to empower democratic self-government. They remind us that corporations do not vote, speak, or act as people do, but are products of government policy to achieve economic and charitable ends. As such, corporations need not be allowed to influence our elections if Congress and state governments judge that such influence is detrimental to democracy."


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Treasurer Dr. Jul«» M. Noya ist'Vide-Preaident; R. Zxeoutf Ve Mr*. Wm. J« Mennahn 2nd Vice-President 'Membership Chairman Mr*. Elbabpth K KeUy Mr*. DanielHPHedman Membership Oo*0hainnen Mr*. Harold E. Pearaon Obnoert Chairman Mr*. Stward*L Baker Awistant Concert Chairman Mrs. Cleme&t Winter Dinner Chairman Helen E. Publicity- J. Maynard Wettlauf Ar DCTORS Martbi Sn MWX^^^ r^—-- <k« , ,.•_* _..-.^y. o j_.. . -S-r I'*,- 4 ./f • % •: •/.'-. •).::/ '.>rJ?--6' '^S • ••*t, v]A^•..k.•n* j &?.,1 • • 10*5* 0^'"; ..--i'•', -^/* '"•, .•"-. FIVZ-GENTS A OOP? Wofkers ^ . . . . . Confident of Going Over Top in $6,600 Drive in Month, of May Enthusiasm over, the proa^eots of attaining ithe $6,500 goal during May was at a high pojnt at the kick-off diner for the Freeport Sal-vation Army fund raising campaign in headquarters at 75 Church at., Thursday night. Approximately 125 workers attended. Horace E. De- Lisser, campaign chairman, pre-sided, outlined the plans for the drive and jnbroduced the .division -cHairmeK'"T Major Zmest W. Newton* the local commander, issued his an-nual report showing the accomplish-ments of the past year. Among other things _he__mentioned -the youth program, Including arts and craAts classes, the D^lly Vacation Bible School, outings to Point LookdUt and Boy Scouts. He also told of the providing of Christmas baskets for the needy and the East-er baskets, the providing of refresh-ments for firemen on duty and especially the way in which the corps met the emergency created by the recent dlsaetej^-in* Rockville Centre. It also was emphasized that the money raised during the campaign will be expended right here In Freeport, The address of the evening was '- " * on Page 3) 1,009 <leorge W, Goeller (••\-X'-^. ".'/-."{'•'.'H' Next Seaaon^s Adiats To Be Choaen After Cloae on Saturday . Approximately 100 worker^ are Conducting their third annual cam-paign" tEla' wreek in an eMort tp'eh-poll 1,000; members .to the Freejx) Community Ooncert Association? be-fore Saturday ats 5 P. 1^ so as ? assure at Ipast floMr concerts^ $6;j given 4uJio? the 19@0-aA51 season^. 13&e drive was gotten under way Monday night at a (Mnner In the Elks clubhouse for the workers Announcement was made at K5a4 time that if enough memberships were procured, DePauYs mfanby Gborua,.of 36, voices,-conducted by Leonard De Paur, which, local lead-ers have attempted without, success to obtain in: the past/ would be booked for April 21, 1951* , " * . Harold -a Pearson, the president presided, after being ^presented by J. MAynard WetUauf er, the retiring president. Be 1 n t r od u ced the officers of tJie association and Gar aid Devlin, the representative of 'the Community Concert Sorvba which the artists for the coin- Bponsorlngs the poncerts. explained the-operatioh • of - the Angbi^ ^ today's issue, eoni?oio% TBB^IJEADBR will-pass !rom my halids to those.qf Bay B. Clements, for 14 years a resi-dent of this bpmmnnity. It has been a pleasure) to have served as editor and publisher sinoej; THE LEADER was established as a strictly Freport newspaper in May 1@41^ and it is with xtreme rgluotani^e that T give up the .reins to another, . ^ .Bowever, because of the recent death of ihy wife, who'^vas in many respects a helpmate in the venture, I feel I would like !:o be relieved of some of the arduous responsibilities of oonduct" ing TEE LEADER^ so I can devote more adequate attention to the rabidly growing printing' business of THE LEAD&R PRESS, ' . - . - - _' ^ Mr. Clements is- p%%sident of the Rotary Club of-Freeport and a member of the Village Planning Commission. He is a past worthy patron of Freeport Chapter, O.E.S., and has headed bhe Red Cross fund raising^drives for two years. He is. a suc-cessful business man.aiid owner of Clements of Freeport, im-porters and m^ufaotuzers.:^dviser-BJaldw4n-DeMola3rCha?ter; yoiith organization; Freeport Community .Council, Freeport Qhamher of Commerce, and f or jnany years a member of the Board of .Deacons of the Freeport Baptist Church. I want to thank all who have co-operated with me in making THEJLEATXRR, the-sueoess it has-been — A(r^01ement8-has-asked me to continue in en editor? ol capacity with; THE LEADER and l.lisve agreed to do so. Consequently t h o w l have been wont to telephone me the accounts of tHeir meetings nnd other evpiits and ivith whpm such a friendly relationship ImH b**cn will still Mnd me on the other end of the wire the ne%t tme the call up. . . CUCORGE \V. Eddie D; 'A IBs-time devotsdytp .helping^ @iose in D. ,OB^p(%Mtw^-hasunder%ahdingly and residents of theiTp?^pfBempsteailn^d^assau4County since 1929. Freeport Is prbutl of ^hJs- outstanding wbtk as -Deputy Comlhigsioner of the ^Nassau' County Department of Public Welfare under OommfiWnher " Zdwln W. Wallace. Be has served in this position since Jan» 1936. : D. CAMPBELL Robert D. Campbell was born in Brooklyn, N.Y. on July 31, 1895. He attended the pubMe schsols and Boys* High School there. His faaaUy m6?@% to Free-port In 1909. Bob aontMMfed studies at Freeportj High School imd &hen?became Associated with the Mergei&thale* Linotype Co. and poubleday-Page A Co. In *l?%e he established & partnership with Fran^k Post and operated" the^Freopbrt Prew until K% ^*as seleoted by the Veterans Organl? »&tlpn* to serve as first Ve&eraa Relief Officer for Nassau Camnty In 1929. His alnoeir* and able efforts were quickly recognized In this field of endeavor because ;4 year later he was appointed to **he Town Welfare Office o% Hempstead as Welfare OMIcer. He @ap*b*y conducted the du$*ea of this office throughout the tough year* of-the depression up lo 1938, and then, when the MM, William J. .Memiann, the (Oontmued..on P6g@ 2) Gardner Blooms" Off Tricolor* Mra, A." A, ;Raamua won the trL- *olor for hort&ulture, and Mia. Ruaael Gardner for' arrangement .aj the '-April daffodil show, .of the Fwe-port O*M%6Q - Oliib In the Seaman ^ve. ^polvTAuraday ztl^it, OAere were<four^clasaea,ln the hdrticbltur- 41 dMaion^/one trumpet,^ three bl five 'specimen Moqmay *%*yr and : any specimen Moom nob pre- *vlous]y mentioned. Other blue %4b* 4xm winners were Mra.'Gktherihe Dougall, • ^i'^%/^?M %*JS*^^%»JK-'r^^>;^J;',J%rv^/s{iL %a%sk%%^M3s3?^^*w^^!^ ;... :.v-.»^l' , Adelaide, .DierHng. \; The 'ar-rangement q?ent *aa a «bl@' for "a- A Mrs; Lebnore ppee&ded over- th^ buamea; Riere was "a la%eatt@Ad!Aiice A tulip #Jiow wilT.beJbeld at the neA ]*neeting, ,^Riursday^ ^oigiht, May Mks, Rasmus wiU ^ the cbal%%na%&^ office was abolished and the work con*oUdat*4 with the present Nassau County Department of Welfare, he gont*hu4A»J*Lhla Current position as Deputy Commlasloher. ^ \ .»..2^L :,..—.^^--..V...-—^r*. r-* . *——*—T—* . ' ' ' ". "" 7^"^ A——-^-7 iBob Camfpbell Is a modest, quiet and-sincerely ^understanding .^ it^ However, he la a human dynamo of activity. He .Is hp4#me%*ely a ier^of organizations; he has always been an active participant. .Bob's reputation in the flelk of welfare work ha* been reoognlzed .by the State of New *5rk/ From 1923 to 1930 he served as New York Veteran Relief Oommissioi^er for the^Pirst, and, Second Assembly Districts of Nassau County. He was a meml^er'pf the Freeport Fire Department for twenty years and a captain of Aose<3o. No. 1^ Bob is one ol the organizers and chapter members Jpf the William Clinton Story 'Post* American. ,Ledon; served as Commander la 1921, and was elected County Oomhiander^bf the Nassau n. Oounty American Lei^lbn. He - was Drill .M#ster" of the famous "Ffeeport American LegionJOrUm Corps,V which.won champion-ship- honors., v'" / '.'..., ' :' ^,.%^L..,.i.,L-.^!." .-...'. i .x , . . ^ - "-./• -. i'... .-;.." '•'•'..- • . ] ; •". * .*'..%"* • *\ ' ' . •' ' / ' • ' . ' . in addition to Legjlon^tlvlMes, jkhe name of Robert Campbell" has *Isq been aotlvely as*o^la#ed with the Republican Party. He served as president f of Wi$^ ^reeport^ Republlcwa Club ^ (1^35-%6); and also Republican CoinnUtteeoian %n hi* eWMon-dl^tHpt. ; He I* also a member of the freeport Lqdge of Elk*, Sp#tan Lodge F. A AJ&L, Northwest Civic Association, aoA severai-prjifesalonal societies connected #lth his wbrlL The(^b^\Caj|Mpbelia (formerly Made B. Mahnkeh) recently celebrated the^ 3pta weaomg sahiveraary* Thej| reside *t 73 W. Llncom^ Place their son; Robert, and daughter, Jeaomr . ' ? v.r 'ri:/.? ^ ^1 i:'^A'V .'.'-.^ '. - - f/:.;-. "I".','. -? ' V *^v'r */ "« ? ^\ j ' "*._.?" . " '."-^ '<". • 'i^'", of the TTdssau Qounty ?Welf are Department rare the leading dties' of ^toe' na^tipn* /. Qlnce? Nassau leads the eagansltm and pppulatlo^ {Increase, • so th«n. has the] wort _pf mpo%^ant\'3ei»nm^ " WiaOace j^;»;i^.j^id%e^t> staff .headed by Deputyj to couny 4AfMfe* WWEare Depar^e^t'a record of service ,ia of the highest Q # ***?A * IwlpmK thJMeh* nee&? v / R?* Ca Gifts to County rHelg The Freeport Polio* Boys Club is not affiliate** with the Nas-sau County Police Boys Club which la conducting its annual fund raisin? drive. Despite this fact; Freeport residents have been circularized by the Cbun- ^ty organization with appeals for contributions. C o n a ? q uenfjy Freeporters ahouia bear in mind that not one cent given In response to thia appeal will go to the Free^ port PACy and aot .accordingly. —The local organlzation^which la doing such an excellent job, is in need of the financial sppport of the people of'Freeport, as %t is dependent on entirely In adp-quate appropriations made by —theJVIUage Board and the State/" Just now friends of the;F.B.C. , are soliciting contributions to a fund with which to purchase a station wagon for the use «f . Patrolman Joseph Romelka, the director. This la to bo used In transporting—Members -ofT-the— P.B.C. to various events. Con-tributions may be sent ^to Patrolman Romelka whoae headquarters is in the Muni-cIpaKBuliaing. Rabbi Reuben M. Ka*z To Be Installed By Temple Israel Sunday Dr. Simon Greenberg To Give the.Addrea@ Reception to Follow;.^ ^RaM)i < Reuben ^M. zdatz will be formally Installed as rabbi of Co: gregatlon S*na& Israel Sunday night at e%erclae8 in the Temple on Broadway. . The Installation ceremony will 1» conducted by Rabbi Saul Teplitz, of the Laurel ton Jewish Centre. "Hie invocation will be pronounced by Rabbi Harry Schwartz, of Temple Beth Israel, Heanpstead, and the benedldtlon given by Rabbi Philip Miller, of the Baldwin., JeMsh Centre. Cahtor,, H&rry. .Altaian/ • pf the Congregation 'will chant-tne musical parts of; the, serviees..;.; ^..' Dr. ,8im.6n'Oreenberg; acting president of the Jewish Theological Seminary, wiir give the j principal' address. A plabjue will be given to Ratbl Simon Noveck. associate rabbi of the Park Avenue Synar gogue, Manhattan. In recognition of his fine efforts during his tenure as rabbi ,of the congregation ^from 1946 to 1048. ,^ All arrangementa.for the occasion are -under the supervision of George Malsleh, a fonner president of the congregation. . "Bom In New York City Rabbi Reuben Katz ^ras born In New York City and graduated from Brooklyn College In l#41,r where he received his Bachelor, of-Arta degree. The Jewish Theological Seminary, From Bokea iare Changed OUrballment. of mail., service in Freeport hqa bi?en. started by Post* master SdwSard A< Rice, but It will some ^weekS; _ befQr@ _Jtii6_^full effedta^ofcarryihgliut tihe.econoxny order f^&m. "Wbdhlngiton will be mown. Residential areas are to lave but one delivery a day and the hours on some routes will be much dtfferent-than-at-presentr—^ ^ Effective Miay 33, the registry, inquiry, general delivery, atamp sales and parcel post windows will be opened at 8 \lnptead of 9 AJA., and they will cldse Saturdays at noon instead of !• o'clock. Other hys the closing hours will be 6 degree: ..Qf.jMagtez_oL Hebrew Literature. ,._ . During .1944, Rabbi Katz served: as assistant rabbi of Hor Zipn Congre-gation In Philadelphia, Pa., under supervision of Dr, Oreenberg. During 1948 as associate rabbi of Temple Israel, Wllkes Barre, Pa., Raibbi Katz\ made hlmseH w« _ known and "liked in that commdnit3r7 However, at the end of that year, he received a call and appointment to Congregation' Beth r E3 * at Akron; Ohio, wherd he cbntlnued\to serve a* head rabbi until called to^Ptee-pdrt. . .'./ . .' " / , . ' • . . . ' . While, serving ui.Qnio, Rabbi Katz "1^,- (Continue** bn/.Page.2) ./ , ^%Y{.?%^ .7r-':.; ^i V.v-*',V;!\\"i^f-v.^V<^!'.'!•./^v;\{X//<y#/\'%i'*'? ,"*"^?'^i'^-/-.v'-'\'l"*J.: 24^4^%^ FREEPORT. PUPILS TO PLAY" %NS%X!BEBTJSCHtM)^8HOW i^SaJly Ann Oalloway and Barbara Mazor, Freeport'pupils, are ^tq play piano aopbmpanlments, at < a \ teler vision _#hov; $p?;be/presentedvby sjaventR grada'^upUs "bf the. Sbii School, Ba1o#lh| tbils afterndohv ^ Members of. the class are to partAcl-pate.' 2he program will be i^ivided Into three parts, a comedy act/ a wrbsWihg jhitoh and a varietyj show, Ralph Serlihy < is; 'the teacoen "^ to Open Police Save the Life _ Of William D/Somer* p. Bom#rs, 2GO Sovtl* Ooeah ave,r today —^'..:'/ %•' collections from "the mail boxes are to be changed and Second, Third and Fourth'class matter wdl% handled only during regular, business hours. . Under the new'set-up the num-" ber .of postal! routes in the village will be reduced-from 26 to 20, which will account for the delay in.mak-ng deliveries- in some sections, economies also "will be possible by the elimination of substitute car-riers and clerks In the post office. Just how much wi^ be saved ^in .the overhead of the post office ho one. was able.to say* accbrdjing.to post-master Rice. Poat Maj&er Rloes Statement "In accordance w^nQie ihotruc-tlons of the Post Office ^Depart? me%xt/!» Postmaster' %%ice"said today, ;'^eff6@#ve,JminedJateJy, patnona Jn ithe residential seoMons may expect but one x)6l^very of inail on week" days, M3pnd*y to Saturday inclusivey DeUve%4es in some residences will Be" at (Afferent times than 6%ose pre-viously in effect. TTie Post\Of!(lce Department, pedognizes that pa^ trons would prefer deliveries at iheir homes during the early mem" ng hours but (he economic' neces-dty- of providing only one delivery trip daily makes ».impossible,to an* thisjcpnveAieoce, Because, of e need of a revision of the ery service .In order .to/ plabe effect th? 'one delivery per day ilan, it" may be some Mate before he. system is oompletelyyoperative. However, It will be commenced 1m-..,. jnediately^and will be in operaiMon n all sections of the village on or before July 1. 7 —; "As a further ecpnomy the morn- 1 ng collection service' from 'street - etter boxes between 6:00 AA(,. and 7:30 All. wil) be discontinued and a collection will be made (Continued oh Page 3) er to^ express hey appMciatimi of tha ^AHforte^oif the"?Aeport"poIB;e mho succeeded, in saving the* life of her, hudband after he. had been i wi4h a Keai* attatk shortly after midnight of MapAn 38. ' When ;the family .physician 'was detained some ?fhat in respoiiding a" call, Mrs. SdmeiB telephoned the_j?olloei Sergt. Raymond Knipe, and Patrolmen FMdexick. MoxkrosA and Clawde Raynor were quickly on the. acene :with an inhalitator and supply, of .oxi^gen, 7 Dn Barnard % ; followed ehortly. nnder !iis dlMctlons the -police applied aid. treatment for- two houw pent o%%t for an. oxygei* tent under which Mr. 8oMe%? w» He is "tecpverin^ from the in his home where he is complete rest. - Mr, Bomers is.; of the\Ieade» in the stained glass In this country ibdth aa a . ••;.-..=•!— .Ty I "t •\''.-'"'' :ir:-( •\^i: '^la Ot*ZN AK* bt SUNDAY Raben'g ^ Drug Stope; ; 153 Soum Main at., w4UremMn^%XKQ Sunday after the:otber pbarmacfes in ' ' theVother' pharmacies in".Pteej»i.Jf\,.; ;•'•%?/. .'--&W port.' close at ^-'pJJ^^ ;!fhe' ..telepb(i5*&.\-; >f / -..=.%'^ ^-f^y^^) SE^SSM . . •-•"'•• • • • v v ' ' vv,' "
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The Climate Registry
based in Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA (USA)
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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is the leading international body for the assessment of climate change. It was established by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) in 1988 to provide the world with a clear scientific view on the current state of knowledge in climate change and its potential ...
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The unique and patented Hexa-Cover Floating Cover is perfect on almost any form of fluid surface. Today Hexa-Cover Floating Cover is in use on almost all forms of basins, lagoons, reservoirs, containers, ponds and tanks. Hexa-Cover A/S is seeking professional dealers world wide. Hexa-Cover A/S is in the process of expanding our professional dealer network world wide ...
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Harvest Fest and Haunted Railway
October 1, 2012 @ 8:00 am - 7:00 pm|Recurring Event (See all)Every day until October 31, 2012 CST
$10 for non-members/free for Taltree members and children 4 and under
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Taltree Arboretum & Gardens is haunting its Railway Garden through the month of October. Like last year, visitors will be treated to a full out Boo-fest, featuring spooky trees, raving ravens and creepy crawlies. These ghoulish beings will haunt the buildings along the rail lines of the Taltree Railway Garden, joining the thousands of miniature plants, dozens of handmade bridges, and of course, an assemblage of G-gauge steam trains.
In addition to the Haunted Railway, Saturdays and Sundays in October will feature hayrides, story hour, crafts, hay bale maze, arrow maze and more! Bring the whole family for a hay wagon tour of the Taltree grounds. The kids will enjoy seasonal-themed story readings and original crafts. Pack a picnic or pick up a snack in the Depot. We will have cider and snacks to purchase, and some great seasonal items in the Taltree store.
- Saturdays and Sundays through the month from 10 am – 6 pm: Storybook reading of Pumpkin Circle: The Story of a Garden, and craft activity, "Acorn Pumpkins," will take place in the Railway Garden Depot. Bring the whole family for a hay wagon tour of the Taltree grounds, with outstandingly colorful views of the prairie and the new Children's Adventure Garden.


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An historic and cultural visit of Paris
Departing from the hotel, set off and explore Paris and visit the most fabulous historic monuments in the capital. Nestled in the heart of the Saint-Germain-des Près neighbourhood opposite Bon Marché Rive Gauche, the 4-star Hoel Le Placide is ideally situated near the main tourist attractions in Paris.
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Bon Marché Rive Gauche is a legendary store where you can discover the latest fashions, designs, beauty products, homeware and food. If you fancy a spot of shopping in Paris, then Rue Saint Placide is the best choice.
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The Hotel le Placide is the ideal base for exploring the chic neighbourhood of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, a mythical place which is a cultural, artistic and litterary hub... Don't miss a visit to Saint Germain church.
Notre-Dame-de-la-Médaille-Miraculeuse chapel
Throughout the year thousands of religious believers gather at the Notre-Dame-de-la-Médaille-Miraculeuse chapel, a Marion sanctuary and a mecca for christian pilgrims in the heart of Paris.
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Jardin du Luxembourg
This French garden, ideal for a relaxing stroll, stretches over 23 hectares and boasts pretty flowerbeds, sculptures, ponds and fountains. The children can watch puppet shows or have a ride on a wooden horse on the merry-go-round.


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- City of Sierra Madre Emergency Information blog and main city site are being continually updated
"At this time the Station Fire continues to be a slow moving fire and if
the fire continues moving toward Sierra Madre, officials do not expect
it to enter the City for at least five days. This prediction is
contingent on if the current weather conditions continue." (3:04 p.m. Wednesday)
- City of Monrovia emergency notifications posted on main city site
"Monrovia's Sawpit Dam helibase is operational for helicopter use in fighting the fire around La Canada Flintridge. As a contingency plan, bulldozers from the U.S. Forest Service are working in local foothills to cut fire breaks Monrovia. The fire is not currently a threat to Monrovia." (3:05 p.m. Wednesday)
- Los Angeles County Fire Department incident information for Station fire — With details on mandatory evacuations, evacuations that have been lifted in La Canada and Altadena (residents only), Red Cross shelters and animal shelters
- For evacuation information on Station fire, call 211
- InciWeb for Station Fire — With details and regular updates on mandatory evacuations and evacuation centers.
- La Canada Flintridge city site — Click on "Station fire" updates, which occur hourly.
- Altadenablog — Station fire updates lead the site. Recommend reading the comments.
- Glendale city site — With regular updates on mandatory evacs and centers affecting Glendale residents
- Build an emergency preparedness kit (via Department of Public Health)
- Los Angeles County emergency scanner — live audio feed
- Updates from Mt. Wilson director on threat to observatory and towers
- Situation summary from Los Angeles County Web site — includes road closures, new and existing shelters, shelter closings, and evacuation info
- Live feed of the L.A. County EMS activity for Station fire
- Hourly weather data and conditions near the fire from Department of Water Resources
- Animal shelter listing for areas impacted by SoCal fires
How to help:
- Donate online to the Red Cross
- The Red Cross evacuation center at La Canada High School
is seeking air conditioning vendors with portable units to help cool
their gymnasium. To help, call La Caada Flintridge City Hall at (818) 790-8880
- Pasadena Humane Society — In need of donations for evacuated animals
- Lonnee Hamilton's blog — Hamilton has begun to pool community resources, volunteers and donations to aid evacuees and firefighters
- Los Angeles Times — L.A. Now
- KFI AM 640 — Dedicated page for fire updates, including pet evacuation centers
- TCN North Now — covering Glendale, Crescenta Valley, Burbank and La Caada
- Glendale Unified — All Glendale schools will remain CLOSED on Wednesday. A message from the superintendent is available on the district. Web site.
- La Canada Unified — All LCUSD schools will be OPEN on Wednesday. Outdoor activities will be suspended until air quality improves. Notices will be posted on district Web site.
- Pasadena City College will hold enrollment spots for students affected by fire — via Star-News. College officials will continue to update the news section of the PCC Web site. Information line open at (626) 585-7315.
- Pasadena Unified suspends outdoor athletic activities. School was not yet in session.
- Los Angeles Unified — Schools in Sunland and eastern San Fernando Valley region were not yet in session. Outdoor athletic activities suspended.
- Santa Clarita — William S. Hart Union High School District and Saugus Union School District remain open
- Acton-Agua Dulce Unified — Not yet in session
- Station fire on Google maps — from the L.A. Times
- All California wildfires through ENPLAN wildfire viewer
- Air-quality map (via AQMD)
- View of Station fire from space
- Round-up of best Web maps of California wildfires at Search Engine Land
- Mount Wilson Observatory — Image updates every 2 minutes — UPDATE: Camera not working. LAObserved reports it is unclear if the outage was caused by traffic or the fire.
- While the Mt. Wilson tower cam is down, you can view a time-lapse sequence of photos from Sunday night showing the approach of the fire.
- Live coverage from CBS2-KCAL9 Sky 9 over La Canada Flintridge — Channel 9's evening fire coverage really hit close to home, reports Kevin Roderick at LAObserved:
"Channel 9's fire coverage in the 9 o'clock hour included several minutes with reporter Dave Lopez on the battle by firefighters to save the La Caada Flintridge home of the station's helicopter pilot, Larry Welk."
- Time-lapse video of Station fire, via Star-News
- Live video from ABC7's Air7 HD
- Another time-lapse video, this one from Saturday afternoon, via LAObserved
- Aggregate feed at Frank Girardot's Crime Scene blog
- #StationFire hash tags on Twitter
- SGVN Metro Editor Frank Girardot
- Pasadena Daily Photo — Petrea Burchard's before and after pics tell the story. ("Before" image is from Tuesday, Aug. 18 — aka not so long ago.)
- KCHblog out of La Canada Flintridge
- Welcome to the Meadows — Fire updates specific to The Meadows community above Altadena
- Greg Gehr's Family Blog — Many resources and links
- Photojournalist Jonathan Alcorn
- Station fire images on Flickr
- Susan Kitchens' 2020 Hindsight blog — With links to more local resources
- Ann Erdman, Pasadena Public Information Officer
- Firefighter blog — Impressive Google Earth images with overlaying technical data


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Michael Barber, S.J., Appointed Dean of College of Arts and Sciences
Saint Louis University today named Michael Barber, S.J., dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. His appointment is effective immediately. He will remain dean of the College of Philosophy and Letters, a position he has held since 2009.
A two-time SLU alumnus, Barber had served as interim dean of A&S since July. He has been a faculty member in the philosophy department for 25 years, and is a former holder of the University's Hotfelder Distinguished Chair in the Humanities.
"Mike is an incredible teacher and scholar who has had a great impact on our students here at SLU," said University President Lawrence Biondi, S.J. "As interim dean, Mike demonstrated that he is a thoughtful, skillful and effective leader, and I have no doubt that he will move the college forward. We are lucky to have him in this new role."
Manoj Patankar, Ph.D., vice president for Frost, was equally enthusiastic about the qualities Barber brings to the position.
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"Father Barber brings not only the unwavering commitment to Jesuit education, but also stability to the leadership of A&S, a strong ability to build relationships across a wide variety of disciplines, and his own brilliant scholarship and international reputation," Patankar said.
For his part, Barber said he was honored to have been selected to lead the college going forward.
"I am grateful to Father Biondi, Dr. Patankar and all the personnel of the college," he said. "I'll do my best to live up to the trust that's been placed in me."
When he was named interim dean last summer, Barber outlined several priorities including:
- Maintaining and improving academics, teaching, research and service
- Implementing the graduate education transition
- Promoting an atmosphere of mutual respect among all members of the diverse units that make up the college
Progress has been made on all three fronts, Barber said. The college added several faculty positions this year as well as forged partnerships with other academic units around the University.
"All of the collaboration and cooperation I have experienced as interim dean this year gives me a great deal of hope for our future," Barber said.
As interim, Barber was focused on strengthening connections with the college's large alumni base. A new online publication for alumni is just one of the efforts under way.
"Reaching out to our alumni is incredibly important," Barber said. "From encouragement to financial assistance, our alumni offer us support in the broadest possible sense."
Sandra Johnson, J.D., interim dean of the School of Law, chaired the search committee for the A&S position. After an aggressive national search that drew applications from around the country and several strong finalists to campus, the committee overwhelmingly endorsed Barber's candidacy.
"Father Barber is a talented administrator, and the committee felt he had the greatest vision for the college and its future," Johnson said.
More about Barber:
Barber is a renowned scholar in the field of phenomenology, which studies human consciousness and self-awareness and the world as we experience it. He has received numerous grants and awards, including a 2010 Mellon Grant for the international and interdisciplinary conference, "Phenomenology: A Bridge Between the East and the West," which will be held May 23-25 in St. Louis. Barber is a co-organizer of the major gathering.
A widely published author, editor and translator, Barber's most recent book, The Intentional Spectrum and Intersubjectivity: Phenomenology and the Pittsburgh Neo-Hegelians, was published by Ohio University Press this year. He also penned the 2004 book, The Participating Citizen: A Biography of Alfred Schultz, which won the Edward Goodwin Ballard Prize in Phenomenology from the Center for Advanced Research in Phenomenology.
Actively involved with advisory boards and professional organizations, Barber is a member of the American Philosophical Association and has held several leadership positions in the Jesuit Philosophical Association, including serving as the group's president.
Prior to coming to Saint Louis University in 1985, Barber taught at Rockhurst University and Rockhurst High School in Kansas City, Mo. Barber earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in philosophy at SLU, a master's of divinity at Loyola University-Chicago and a doctorate at Yale University.


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Way back in the early '60s, the Impala was the car to have other than a Vette. Packed with a 409 W-motor with dual quads, these cars would tear up the streets and the dragstrips.
In 1964, the Chevelle hit the showroom floor, and in '65 the A-body, coupled with the Z16 396, stole much of the thunder from the Impala. The trend downwards for the Impala continued with the debut of cars such as the big-block and Z/28 Camaros, the romping, stomping L79 Novas, and later big-block powered Chevelles. A big-block in the increasingly larger B-body just wasn't a match for a lightweight Nova with a 327 or a Camaro or Chevelle with the high-powered 396. The Impala quickly became just a family car. The Super Sport option was still available, though, and the 396 or 427 Rat was still offered for those with the cash.
The question with muscle cars, especially high-dollar, collectible big-block ones, is if they really were as fast as billed back in the day. The conjecture always arises when talking about the 12-second factory hot rods, but what about the good old Impala? How fast were they, and were those oft-quoted numbers true?
Thanks to Adam Landolfi, Kenny Fino, and Old Bridge Township Raceway Park in Englishtown, New Jersey, the question of just how quick and fast a large displacement heavyweight Impala was then and now was answered. Adam and Kenny drove their rides to the track and proceeded to beat on them mercilessly until both of them were happy and content.
Landolfi, along with his dad, the legendary "Coney Island" Ralph, picked up the black 1968 SS 427/385-hp Impala at the Barrett-Jackson auction, and the car is exactly how it was when shipped from Chevrolet in '68. Fino is the proud owner of the white '67 packing a 396/325 horse punch. The plan was simple: take the cars, Landolfi's equipped with a 4-speed and Fino's with a Turbo 400 automatic, and run them down the Raceway Park quarter-mile as fast as possible on the skinny tires.
When it was all said and done, both the cars and drivers performed admirably. At a time where collectors might not even consider driving their muscle cars, let alone beating the you-know-what out of them, both Landolfi and Fino let it all hang out in an effort to wring the best possible elapsed time and speed out of the cars.
So did the cars run as fast as billed back in the Vietnam era? In '67, Motor Trend got a 396-powered Impala with a Turbo 400 automatic to run 17.0 at 83 miles per hour. A year later, the same magazine took a '68 with a 427 and Turbo 400 slushbox down the dragstrip in 15.4 seconds at 90 miles per hour. With a best run of 17.93-seconds, in hot, humid, New Jersey summer air, Fino's Impala was a bit off the mark set by Motor Trend in '67. The same can't be said for Landolfi, who banged the gears in the '68 to a best run of 15.83-seconds, a little more than four tenths of a second off the MT time, while running in the same soup. Not bad if we say so ourselves.
In the end, we spent the day watching two A-1 B-body's duke it out at the track. Neither car can be declared a winner as there are more differences between the two than we have space to list here. The losers in this gig are those have never seen a pair of big-block Impalas as nice as these two.


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Early springtime in Barcelona and Catalunya is all about celebrating the nice weather, spending time outside to catch those warming sun rays and having a nice little get together to eat a typical "calçotada". But what is a calçotada?
Well first of all this traditional barbecue is made of "calçots", a variety of green onions, but milder and less bulbous. These calçots are grilled and dipped in a sauce (made from almonds, pine nuts, and/or hazelnuts, roasted garlic, olive oil and peppers) and accompanied by red wine or cava, the catalan champagne so to say. To go with those, pieces of meat and bread are also roasted in the charcoal after cooking the calçots in order fill you up a little further.
The ritual itself is what makes it all fun: hanging around and grilling with your friends, eating and laughing, catching those sun rays, having a beer or glass of wine, chilling in general. So what else could one desire?
And where can one eat this calçotada thing? Well, the best ones you can normally find in little towns around Barcelona, but if you're chained to public transportation there are some restaurants that serve calçotadas in Barcelona. Some tour companies also specialize in organizing trips to villages outside Barcelona in order to eat one, so be sure to check them out if you got time!
If you want to try a typical culinary catalan tradition, here some suggestions of where to eat calçots in Barcelona (all the listed restaurants have set-menus for calçots. Please bear in mind that calçots is a season vegetable and is normally only available around spring).
Restaurant: El Jardí de l'Àpat
Address: Carrer d' Albert Llanas, 2 (Barcelona). Next to Pl. Sanllehy.
Area: Horta-Guinardó.
Telephone: 93 285 77 50
Price: From 20-30 Euros. (Precio medio 23 €)
Open: Tuesday to Sunday from13-16 hr and from 20-1 hr.
Closed: Sunday night. Monday.
Comments: El Jardí de l'Àpat offers an incredible garden and terrace that will make us feel our lunch or dinner is taking place somewhere away from the city. From the inside, the views are just wonderful. There is a private room for groups, ideal for meetings or family celebrations.
Dishes: "Calçotades". Charcoal-grilled meat and vegetables. Lleida style snails. Pork feet. Grilled bread. Iberian "embutidos", cheeses and pâtés. Homemade desserts.
Transport and close to
Subway: Alfons X (L4).
Parking: Mare de Déu de la Salut, 83-85
Near: Parc Güell.
Restaurant: El Disbarat
Address: Carrer del Montseny, 14 (Barcelona). By Gran de Gràcia.
Area: Gràcia.
Telephone: 93 237 11 13. Tel. Reservations: 933 300 303
Price: From 20-30 Euros. (Precio medio 20 €)
Open: Monday to Sunday from 20:30-24hr. Saturday and Sunday from 13-16hr.
Closed: Lunch time from Monday to Friday.
Comments: At El Disbarat, a rustic tavern in the district of Gracia, we will feel like home, while we enjoy a Catalan-Mediterranean cuisine, with grilled meat, season dishes, "torrades", etc. A good choice for those looking for a really nice dinner at a low price.
Dishes: Grilled meat. "Torrades". Salads. Season dishes. Small squid with oyster-mushrooms. "Butifarra" with white beans.
Transport and close to
Subway: Fontana (L3).
Parking: Plaça del Sol
Restaurant: Opalina
Address: Carrer de l' Espanya Industrial, 7 (Barcelona). Between Parc de l'Espanya Industrial and carrer de Sants.
Area: Sants.
Tel. Reservations: 933 300 303
Price: Less than 20 Euros. (Precio medio 20 €)
Open: Tuesday and Sunday from 13-16 hr. Wednesday to Saturday from 13-16hr and from 20:30-23 hr. Bar from 8-24 hr.
Closed: Monday. Tuesday and Sunday night.
Comments: Located in the district of Sants since 1985, Opalina now welcomes us in a spacious venue that is perfect for group celebrations, for it has different rooms and private spaces. The restaurant offers traditional cuisine cooked with quality ingredients in a really nice atmosphere.
Dishes: Potato omelette. Toasts with cheese. Stuffed Piquillo peppers. Iberian pork cutlets with soy and honey. Veal and vegetables brochette. Baked monkfish tail. Veal entrecote. Cod au gratin with apple mousseline.
Transport and close to
Subway: Pl. de Sants (L1-L5).
Parking: Vilardell, 5


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Behind the scenes at Performance Bicycle
January 11, 2012 35 Comments
Is now a bad time to pray that no one has a camera?
Oh please… Just make it stop…..
Huh, reminds me of my golf game!
Ooops dropped my bottle.
"Must Not Lose (the) FOCUS"
"Hmmm….must be the caution tape was for more than the dangerous jungle gym?"
"One of these is not like the others….which one could it be?"
Tough way to Tebow
I guess someone should have been "FOCUS"ing a bit harder!
Don't move! I lost a contact lens.
"YEP, looks like Sand to me!"
And the runner slides into home…SAFE!
#*@<… it is Wordless Wednesday
And that is why we don't cross the yellow tape!!
"Lord, as I bend down on one knee, I pray my brothers would navigate the sand safely."
Tebowing… you're doing it wrong
I think I found my contact lense!
This is my Cyclocross Tebow…..
tebow…wait, you're doing it wrong.
Sweet drivetrain up. I've at least learned to fall right.
THAT"S why the other guys are walking with their bikes!
must be turtis
Oh how I miss golf!
Sand in my hair–dammmmmm
CLIP-INs. Not just for professionals anymore……..
1 and 2 and 3 and D*** these gluteus kickbacks are killers! Whose bike is this?
I have to find a better cyclocross course.
"Now I understand why why roads are made of asphalt or concrete".
I shouldn't of had those beers!!!
That had to be one big cat…..
Bowteeing, the opposite of Tebowing.
i can not trials ride on the kiddie playground
Gives a whole new meaning to "sand trap".
The did say in registration that bunny hopping the monkey bars was a bad idea.
Ugh CRAMPING
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This post was written by N-YHS intern Rachel Schimke, a graduate student in the Archives and Public History program at NYU, who processed the Alexander Robert Chisolm Papers. Though most war-weary Confederate soldiers returned home following Lee's surrender, not all had the ability or interest to recover their lives in the South. Founded in 1890, […]


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Mumbai: Jet Airways, India's premier international airline has expanded its codeshare agreement with the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, Etihad Airways.
Jet Airways will place its code on Etihad's flight operating out of Abu Dhabi to Paris Charles de-Gaulle airport with effect from December 10, 2012. This codeshare will allow Jet Airways to offer its guests excellent connectivity from India to Paris, via Abu Dhabi.
The airline's JetPrivilege members will earn JPMiles for their entire journey when they fly on Jet Airways codeshare flights from India to Paris.
Jet Airways code 9W 6120 /9W 6121 will be placed on Etihad Airways flights EY 031/032 daily operating from Abu Dhabi to Paris Charles de-Gaulle airport. Flight EY 031will depart at 0215 hrs (local time) from Abu Dhabi and arrives in Paris CDG at 0655 hrs (local time). On the return leg, flight EY 032 will depart Paris CDG at 1100 hrs (local time) and arrive in Abu Dhabi at 2040 hrs (local time).
This codeshare to Paris is in addition to the existing codeshare between Jet Airways and Etihad Airways on the Abu Dhabi- Mumbai/Delhi routes operated by Jet Airways, and the Abu Dhabi Mumbai / Delhi / Cochin / Thiruvananthapuram / Kozhikode / Chennai / Hyderabad routes operated by Etihad.
Nikos Kardassis, CEO of Jet Airways, said, "We are delighted to enhance Jet Airways' codeshare agreement with Etihad Airways, enabling guests to enjoy seamless connectivity across the extensive networks of both airlines. Etihad's world-class in-flight product and service ethics closely match our own, and we are certain the connections and seamless flight experience offered by Jet Airways and Etihad will appeal to both business and leisure travellers."
About Jet Airways: Jet Airways currently operates a fleet of 99 aircraft, which include 10 Boeing 777-300 ER aircraft, 11 Airbus A330-200 aircraft, 60 next generation Boeing 737-700/800/900 aircraft and 18 modern ATR 72-500 turboprop aircraft. With an average fleet age of 6.06 years, the airline has one of the youngest aircraft fleets in the world. Flights to 73 destinations span the length and breadth of India and beyond, including Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Bangkok, Brussels, Colombo, Dammam, Dhaka, Doha, Dubai, Hong Kong, Jeddah, Kathmandu, Kuwait, London (Heathrow), Milan, Muscat, New York (Newark), Riyadh, Sharjah, Singapore and Toronto.
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Each season certain teams have a changing of the guard at quarterback. Which is basically a get rid of the old guy, bring in a new guy kind of thing.Last season, the Bills went from Fitzpatrick to Manuel, the Jets went from Sanchez to Geno Smith, the Chiefs went from Cassel to Alex Smith, the Raiders went from Palmer to Pryor, the Eagles went from Foles back to Vick, and the Cardinals went from Miley Cyrus (or so it seemed) to Carson Palmer.This year, certain quarterbacks like Josh Freeman and Mark Sanchez already have one foot out the door. While quarterbacks like Brandon Weeden or Blaine Gabbert will have to turn it around in order to remain with their current teams.So here is a list of the signal-callers that are most likely to be switching teams, otherwise known as the Matt Flynn/Tim Tebow list:
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I agree with most of these names except Vick...he will probably be out of the game after this season. When he gets seriously hurt again this season, he's done. Because only the low life Bad Karma eagles would give a chance to a dog murderer in the first place.
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November 11th marks a solemn and very special holiday for the United States of America. In 1918, on the 11th hour of the 11th month an armistice came into effect that called for an end to fighting during the First World War. The following year, that date became officially recognized as Armistice Day and years later, it eventually became known as Veteran's Day, an official holiday that recognizes the sacrifices and service made by veterans of all military branches. To honor this important day, we are offering a 20% discount on everything featured in the Design Toscano site.
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NCM Fathom presents an encore performance of Wagner's Das Rheingold in select theatres on Wednesday, October 27, 2010 at 6:30 PM in all time zones. Two unparalleled artists join forces to create a groundbreaking new Ring for the Met: Maestro James Levine and director Robert Lepage. The cycle launches with Das Rheingold, the prologue to Wagner's epic drama. "The Ring is not just a story or a series of operas, it's a cosmos," says Lepage, who brings cutting-edge technology and his own visionary imagination to the world's greatest theatrical journey. Bryn Terfel sings the leading role of Wotan for the first time with the company, heading an extraordinary cast.
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The Esoteric Secrets of Surrealism: Origins, Magic, and Secret Societies, by Patrick Lepetitt
Inner Traditions, 9781620551752, 544 pp. (incl. bibliography and notes), 2014
The Esoteric Secrets of Surrealism symbolizes a reuniting of art, science, and mysticism: the head, body, and heart, all working together.
As an artistic movement surrealism seeks to "resolve the previously contradictory conditions of dream and reality" as a revolutionary act. From the outset, the surrealists declared war on rationality, which had allowed for the atrocities of two world wars to take place, causing French novelist Albert Camus to proclaim that "surrealism's essential enemy is rationalism." Devoted anarchists, the surrealists felt that "so long as revolutionaries confine themselves to certain specific aspects of social life without attacking the spiritual structure of society directly," then they were doomed to failure. This caused poet Tristan Tzara to claim that "the love of ghosts, witchcraft, occultism, magic, vice, dream, madness, passions, true or invented folklore, mythology (or even mystification), social or other kinds of utopias, real or imagined journeys, bric-a-brac, marvels, the adventures and mores of primitive peoples and generally everything that did not fit into the rigid frameworks in which beauty had been placed to identify itself with the mind."
The surrealists were interested in occult and metaphysical currents from the very beginning — as seen with the Vodou-ispired works of Cuban painter Wifredo Lam, or the explicitly Pagan paintings of Leonora Carrington — although often not in so many words, as they "ventured onto the terrain of mediumship stripped of its spiritualist clutter." In the process the surrealists would become a kind of secret society and take a similar role to that of the Freemasons or Rosicrucians in the Enlightenment, illuminating and updating the age old mysteries with emerging schools of thought like psychoanalysis, quantum physics, and relativity. Continue reading


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Outreach efforts from the Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment and its outreach related units, UMass Extension and the Water Resources Research Center, take many forms. They do, however, have a common goal, which is to educate and inform individuals, communities and businesses on topics of interest and concern, utilizing the academic resources of UMass Amherst and other sources. The forms may range from an indepth series of workshops over many weeks, to a single twilight meeting on a Massachusetts farm, to a few pages of results from a soil test. Our intention is to fill unmet educational needs of recognized public priority in the linked set of interest areas we address.
Extension Agriculture and Commercial Horticulture
UMass Amherst, UMass Extension and the Mass. Agricultural Experiment Station have been traditional places for farmers and green industry professionals in Massachusetts to find answers, assistance and information on new research and discoveries. As home to Extension and the Experiment Station, the Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment provides a central portal to resources and services that you might find helpful as well as a way to get a sense of the research and educational outreach work being pursued by UMass Amherst faculty and staff associated with the Center and by our many collaborating and partner organizations. Quick Guide to Extension Agriculture and Commercial Horticulture Resources
Environmental and Water Conservation
The Center's outreach work in the areas of environment, conservation, water, forest stewardship and energy (along with research efforts) are shown here. Further information can be found through the lists of research, outreach, and integrated projects on this site.
4-H Youth Development
The Extension 4-H Youth Development Program is open to all young people ages 5 through 18 throughout the Commonwealth. It is part of a nationwide system connected to each land-grant institution of higher education and as such, has access to a wealth of resources and curriculum. In Massachusetts, 4-H is based at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and has offices in seven regions of the state. Learn more…
Extension Nutrition Education Program
This program provides individuals, families, and communities with the knowledge and skills to manage their food resources effectively, enjoy healthy foods, and engage in physical activity to promote longer and more fulfilling lives. Healthy lifestyles help children grow to their potential, reduce risks of obesity, chronic disease, foodborne illness, and build vital, productive communities. Learn more…
Current Outreach Projects
You can use this section to search for a list of projects associated with a specific one of our eight interest areas, you can search by keyword or you can browse all of our current Outreach projects.
Current Integrated Research and Outreach Projects
These projects are ones in which academic research and the resulting scholarship is integrated with educational programs, resources, tools or tehcnologies that meet the needs of citizens, communities, organizations, businesses, government agencies or policy-makers. Projects are sponsored by the Water Resources Research Center and UMass Extension, which recently launched a pilot program of three-year Integrated Research and Extension (IRE) projects. Learn more…


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