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I was in a bookstore recently looking at a technical book, happened to be a Linux book. I wanted to see how current this books was, so I looked for the copyright date. The date was 2002. This bothers me. Publishers are now making "white" lies to get you to buy a book, that may in fact be obsolete, when it appears to be current.
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Article from The Standard- 8/10/05
Rare eagle could be scared away by Disney fireworks
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A nest belonging to a white-bellied sea eagle - a species so rare that only 10 to 20 breeding pairs are thought to inhabit Hong Kong - has been found virtually on the doorstep of the Disney theme park.
An Agricultural, Fisheries and Conservation Department spokesman said Tuesday the species had been discovered in Pa Tau Kwu in north Lantau.
He said the fireworks might have a ``minor impact'' on the habitats.
Yu Yat-tung of the Hong Kong Bird Watching Society said the government was reaching a premature conclusion by making the claim.
The possibility was mentioned in a 2000 environmental impact assessment report by the Environmental Protection Department, which stated the theme park's fireworks may result in ``a disturbance to the white-bellied sea eagles, leading to possible site abandonment or breeding failure as a worst-case result.''
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So the verdict was that I am NOT pregnant. My doctor thought I might be with all my symptoms so she had me get a blood test done. The next morning (Before they even called me with the results), I started my period. Then they called & confirmed that I am not pregnant. My period came 14 days late. I should have waited one more day. Hopefully my period will be as regular as it was on birth control so I don't get impatient again. I was on birth control for 7 years so I don't remember a life without a normal period. LOL.posted 06/03/2010 by juseaus
this is great to hear i m/c about 6-8 weeks last time and prego again:) my husband and i have been triying, right now i am in the 7 week and i see a bump, but i also have a lot of gas. my doctor said that it was normal to see a bump and have a lot of gas. i go nov 7 to hear the heartbeat i can not wait i am scared b/c of the last result, but do you just call and ask for the blood test to check the hormone levels?? can you just ask for test that they think that you are not needed right now? please help, i know that i should not worry god will help me through what ever happens!!!:) good day and god blessposted 10/22/2007 by ladymicnut
I agree because I just found out I'm pregnant I was looking for my cycle cause I was cramping so bad. I was doing the same thing with the motrin so after I didn't see it for about a week I called my doctor and she advised me to take a test. I did and it was positive but the cramps was still kicking she said it was normal but I was so nervous.posted 11/09/2007 by Teasie8Rickey
Before I knew I was pregnant, my cramps were so bad they would wake me up from my sleep. For about a week straight, every night I would wake up, take some Aleve, & fall asleep with my heating pad. I was convinced, EVERY night, that in the morning I would have my period. I started thinking maybe I was on a 35 day cycle as opposed to the average 28. Guess again! There's a baby in my belly! Midwife said this is totally normal. The uterus is stretching, which causing cramping. She said its likely to get worse as the pregnancy goes on (more and more stretching), but again, this is NORMAL. If you think you may be pregnant, take a test just in case, rather than eating Aleve like candy (as I was). What I've personally noticed is that the pregnancy cramps are more intense than period cramps, but they only last about ten minutes at a time, at least with me. I would say, if you've experienced pregnancy cramps, & all of a sudden get ones that seem a lot worse, call the doc, just to be safe.posted 01/01/2011 by Miss Mommy V
I had the same thing!!! i was experiencing cramping, back pain and bloating! I was only four days late which wasn't abnormal and i totally thought my period was coming for sure! A coworker urged me to take a test and low and behold it was posotive!!!! I now have an amazing 6 month old son, so i would say yes this is a common symptom of pregnancy!!!posted 07/26/2010 by LiznCarl019
When I was about four weeks pregnant, I was having cramping. Sometimes, it was so severe that I really felt like I was going to start my period. By the time I decided to take a pregnancy test I was almost 6 weeks and the cramping was actually getting worse, especially if I stood up too fast. It usually helped to lay down though. I went to my regular physician right away thinking something wrong was going on with my pregnancy. She was worried too. She actually told me that she had never heard of cramping while pregnant. This really alarmed me. I was sent to a diagnostic center for an emergency ultrasound (I didn't have an ob/gyn yet) and everything was found to be okay with me. At my first appointment with my gynecologist, he told me it's very normal to have cramping early in your pregnancy and throughout. He said it means the uterus is stretching and it's also caused by hormonal changes. I was so appalled that my regular doctor didn't know about this. She scared me half to death.posted 05/10/2010 by lhro10
Yes it was for me. I was cramping and so I thought I was about to start my period, but it never came. That's when I took a pregnancy test and it was positive.posted 11/24/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
i feel so much better to know that cramping is normal. i feel like i'm pregnant because ive been have mild cramps for a whole week after the week I ovulated, and i've been having lower back aches too, pretty much all day every day. i took a test yesterday but its still 7 days before my missed period and it said negative. i really feel like i'm pregnant, so i'm curious to see if i acutally am. this cramps just aren't normal.posted 04/11/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm in the same boat right now my period is due in 2 days and I am super 'crampy' and I never get menstrual cramps... Bloated to the max and very emotional. I had a miscarriage 4 months ago and I have the "I know there's a bun in the oven" feeling again... but still don't know for sure...posted 03/02/2013 by StrawMama
I am just 4 weeks pregnant and have been having cramps all week. They are less painful than my period cramps, but when I first started getting them, I got all upset because I was sure I was getting my period! I'm so happy to know that I'm pregnant and that these cramps and low back-ache are normal. I was a little frightened at first. Why isn't this listed as a symptom in more books if it seems to be so normal?posted 08/28/2008 by akhuns
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2-Day Best of Israel Tour from Tel Aviv: Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Masada & the Dead Sea
- 2-Day Best of Israel Tour from Tel Aviv
- Professionally guided tours of Old Jerusalem and Bethlehem
- Enjoy views of the Dome of the Rock - an iconic Jerusalem landmark
- Garden of Gethsemane and the Western Wall
- Cable-car ride to Masada
- Dead Sea Scrolls at Qumran
- Relaxing visit to the Dead Sea
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
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Visit Masada by cable-car, and see the ruins of King Herod's mansion, followed by an overview of the Dead Sea Scrolls at the Qumran caves. The tour concludes at the Dead Sea, where you will have time to relax on the mineral beach and float in the salt-rich sea before heading back to Tel Aviv.
Departing from Tel Aviv in your air-conditioned coach, stop at the Mount of Olives for scenic views of the Dome of the Rock at the Temple Mount Esplanade of Old Jerusalem.
Pass the Garden of Gethsemane before continuing into the Old City. See the famous Western Wall (Wailing Wall) which functions as an open-air synagogue, before walking the pilgrimage route of the Via Dolorosa. Look out for the 14 Stations of the Cross as you trace Jesus' steps to the site of his crucifixion at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre.
A short 6-mile coach journey takes you to Bethlehem, where you will see the Manger Square - flanked by the Church of the Nativity and also the Mosque of Oman. From here you will go on to explore the Milk Grotto (where Mary was said to feed the baby Jesus) before visiting the Shepherd Fields where the 'shepherds watched their flocks by night'. You will then be driven to your overnight accommodation at the following hotel (or one of a similiar tourist grade standard):
- Park Plaza Hotel, Jerusalem
After breakfast the next morning, you wil set off through the Judean desert before arriving at the cable car which will take you to the mountaintop site of Masada. It was here that King Herod built two fortified palaces over 2,000 years ago.
Continue to the Dead Sea past the Ein Gedi oasis to the ancient caves of Qumran where you will see the fabled Dead Sea Scrolls.
Final stop is the Dead Sea, where you'll have approximately two hours to relax on the mineral beach and opportunity to float in the salt-rich water, 400m (1,312 ft) below sea level! Don't miss the chance to have a mud bath in the world's richest source of natural salts.
On the drive back to Tel Aviv, see the ancient city of Jericho, referred to in the Hebrew Bible as the 'City of Palm Trees' from the distance, before your multi-day tour concludes at approximately 5:00pm.
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Thursday, May 26, 2011
Join in on Project Toto...
Hi Pals:
Today I'm coming to you instead of Knuckles. He'll be back with you tomorrow... But I received a notice from Zoolatry that there is an important project (Project Toto) going on to help the animals from the Joplin Humane Society. That area was so devastated by the storms.
Anyway, read all about it over at Tank's Two Cents... It seems they need blankets the most, but there's lots of information about ways we can help in the latest few blogs by Tank... Go to Tank's Two Cents for the details...
Thanks.... Max
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- Random Felines said...
We are sending our blanket today!!! We hope all those lost animals find their families soon.
- May 26, 2011 at 8:56 AM
- Oz the Terrier said...
Project Toto??!! Cool! Must be named for my long (long, long) lost cousin Toto, the Cairn Terrier in Wizard of Oz...I better run over to Tank's Two Cents and see if there's something I can do.
Thanks, boys!
- May 26, 2011 at 9:45 AM
- The Island Cats said...
Hi Max! Our mom is putting together a box of blankets to send...so far we have 4 blankets. Hopefully, we'll get it shipped out tomorrow!
- May 26, 2011 at 10:01 AM
- Remington said...
Great idea!
- May 26, 2011 at 10:05 AM
- Madi and Mom said...
Hi Max...thank you for the information. We'll go over to Tank's for more details.
Madi and Mom
- May 26, 2011 at 11:33 AM
- Amy and the House of Cats said...
Hi Max! We have been hearing about this all over the blogs today - we think it is great and have really got to get over to check it out!
- May 26, 2011 at 12:00 PM
- Sparkle said...
I don't think we have any spare blankets here, but I will have my human check out their Amazon wish list.
- May 26, 2011 at 3:00 PM
- Brian said...
Not only is that a great project, it is a ver creative theme too!!!
- May 26, 2011 at 3:14 PM
- Cat From Hell said...
Thanks for sharing! This is great. Me is on my whay right now!
- May 26, 2011 at 3:23 PM
- BeadedTail said...
Thanks for this information Max! Our mommy is from the midwest so was trying to find a way to help so we'll check it out!
- May 26, 2011 at 5:24 PM
- Furkidsmom said...
Mom is going to get some blankets together to send too.
The Florida Furkids and Angel Sniffie
- May 26, 2011 at 5:44 PM
- ♥♥♥ The OP Pack ♥♥♥ said...
Isn't it a great project? We are going to use the gift certificate for Amazon that we won from your blogaversary and Mom is going to match it so we can send lots of blankies to those poor animals. We had been wanting to find a way to use the money to help some other pups, and this is going to fit in perfectly.
Thanks again for the prize.
Woos ~ Phantom, Thunder, and Ciara
- May 26, 2011 at 10:06 PM
- OKcats said...
It is so nice to see how many people are reaching out to the families in Joplin. Living so close, we're getting a lot of news every day about it, and every day just seems worse and worse. Thank you for bringing attention to Project Toto.
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Seth Rogen didn't even know the announcements were being made the morning he was nominated for a Spirit Award for his new comedy "50/50".
"I feel like I'm trespassing in the indie world and they seem to have accepted it," he said to the Hollywood Reporter. "I hope people don't get mad at me for bringing my studio past into their world."
Feeling like he has to apologize to those who share his nominations, Rogen hopes "people don't get mad at me for bringing my studio past into their world."
HR reported that when the actor was told to get in touch with his inner Harvey Weinstein to promote the film, Rogen said: "That's the scariest thing anyone's ever said to me. I've had enough experiences with the outer Harvey."
Weinstein also received five Spirit Award nominations for "The Artist" despite prevailing views that it was ineligible because the director is French.
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Israeli troops Sunday battled hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters who tried to cross Syria's frontier with the Golan Heights, killing a reported 20 people and wounding scores more in the second outbreak of deadly violence in the border area in less than a month.
The clashes, marking the Naksa, or the anniversary of the Arab defeat in the 1967 war, drew Israeli accusations that Syria was orchestrating the violence to shift attention away from a bloody crackdown on opposition protests at home.
Schools and UNRWA-run institutions closed Monday across Ain el-Hilweh, Lebanon's largest refugee camp, which lies on the outskirts of the southern port city of Sidon, and in the nearby Mieh Mieh shantytown.
Angry residents walked out of their homes in spontaneous protests before midday Monday in Ain el-Hilweh and Mieh Mieh, shouting anti-Israeli slogans.
The Naksa was marked peacefully in Lebanon Sunday, after original planned protests were called off.
Palestinian organizers had planned to march to Lebanon's border with Israel, but last week the Lebanese Army declared the border area a "closed military zone" to prevent protesters from reaching the border. The closure was intended to avoid a repeat of the events of the march on the anniversary of Nakba on May 15, during which Israeli forces killed 11 protesters.
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At the back of this unassuming box of a downtown restaurant, owner Ryoshiro Murata silently slices tuna belly and salmon skin, then deftly rolls them into soft, slightly vinegary rice and silky nori. But Murata's grace and skill go way beyond his sushi— which, by the way, is so masterfully prepared that it makes the offerings of most competitors in town seem like, well, cold fish. From the steaming hot pots of beef or seafood nabe to the chilled, piquant salads of rice-vinegar-soaked vegetables and fish or the braised, sake-marinated salmon cheeks, every dish here nods ceremoniously to the culinary traditions of bustling Tokyo as well as Japan's rural countryside. To get a complete taste of Murata's talents, sit back in a tatami room and savor the $100 kaiseki-ryori tasting menu (reservations required two days in advance)—an artistically rendered, seasonal, multicourse flurry of gastronomic gusto that will help you get your umami on.
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Antonio's furball problemsAntonio Banderas was forced to pull out of his Broadway musical after he lost his voice trying to cough up a furball.
The 'Mask of Zorro' star was recording the voice of Puss In Boots for 'Shrek 2', when he lost his voice and was left unable to sing.
He revealed: "They made me record that furball for three-quarters of an hour and then in the show that night I couldn't hit the notes."
The Latin hunk, who is married to Melanie Griffith, feels that the sacrifice was worth it to make the 'Shrek' character more believable.
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Year-round horse and pony youth ministry. Equine Therapy Associates is a Premier Accredited Operating Center of North American Riding for the Handicapped Association (NARHA) that is embued with the Christian spirit and designed to help the family develop the entire child - mind, body and spirit. Christian principles underly all that we do, and we actively reach out to parents of all faiths to place their children in this gentle, supportive educational environment, where their children will shine! Up to 40% of our riders receive need-based scholarships, all of our volunteers are vetted for our clients' safety, and we are fully ensured with certified NARHA instructors. Please call the director for a chat at (301) 972-7833. Thank you!
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Columbus Symphony Orchestra Performs Early 20th Century CHEEK & CHARM Program, Now thru 11/18
From magical fairy tales by Ravel to Milhaud's zesty South American samba, a brisk, neo-classical chamber piece by Stravinsky, and a lyrical and exciting violin concerto by the young Prokofiev, the Columbus Symphony, Music Director Jean-Marie Zeitouni, and CSO featured violinist Alicia Hui present an intriguing program showcasing the bright, appealing music composed during the first quarter of the 20th century.
The Columbus Symphony presents Cheek & Charm at the Southern Theatre (21 E. Main St.) tonight, November 16, at 8pm; Saturday, November 17, at 8pm; and Sunday, November 18, at 3pm. Tickets are $25-$65 and can be purchased at the CAPA Ticket Center (39 E. State St.), all Ticketmaster outlets, and www.ticketmaster.com. To purchase tickets by phone, please call (614) 228-8600 or (800) 745-3000. The Ohio Theatre Ticket Office will also be open two hours prior to each performance. Students between the ages of 13-19 may purchase $5 PNC Arts Alive All Access tickets while available. For more information, visit www.GoFor5.com.
WOSU's Christopher Purdy will hold a free, pre-concert lecture about the program for ticket holders one hour prior to each performance.
The 2012-13 Masterworks Series performance is made possible through the generous support of series sponsors Anne and Noel Melvin.
Jean-Marie Zeitouni, music director of the Columbus Symphony since 2010 and principal conductor and artistic director of I Musici de Montréal since 2011, has emerged as one of Canada's brightest young conductors with an eloquent yet fiery style that results in regular re-engagements across North America. Also principle guest conductor with Les Violons du Roy, he has led the ensemble in more than 200 performances in the province of Québec, across Canada, and in Mexico. In 2006, he recorded his first CD with Les Violons du Roy entitled Piazzolla which received a 2007 JUNO Award for Classical Album of the Year in the category of Solo or Chamber Ensemble. They also recorded two subsequent CDs-Bartok (2008) and Britten (2010). Jean-Marie graduated from the Montreal Conservatory in conducting, percussion, and theory. He studied with Maestro Raffi Armenian.
Alicia Hui is currently the Principal Second Violin of Columbus Symphony. She was guest concertmaster with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra for the 2011 season. She previously served as assistant concertmaster of the Akron Symphony Orchestra and the Firelands Symphony Orchestra, and was Principal Second Violin of the Canton Symphony Orchestra. Hui has performed at the Ishikawa Musical festival in Japan, Soesterberg Music Festival in Amsterdam, and the Keshet Eilon Master Course in Israel. In addition, she was awarded fellowships at the Perlman Music Festival, the National Repertory Orchestra, the Aspen Music Festival, the Amelia Island Chamber Music Festival, the Banff Chamber Music Festival, and the Bowdoin Music Festival.
Igor Fyodorovich Stravinsky (1882–1971) was a Russian, and later French and American, composer, pianist, and conductor. Noted for his stylistic diversity, he is considered by many to be one of the most important and influential composers of the 20th century. According to Stravinsky, the Octet for wind instruments chamber-music composition was composed fairly rapidly in 1922. He conducted the premiere of the Octet on one of Serge Koussevitzky's concerts at the Paris Opera House on October 18, 1923. This was the first time he had conducted a premiere of a new piece, although it was not the first time he had conducted his music in public. The cavernous space cannot have been ideal for presenting such a chamber-music work, but Stravinsky later expressed satisfaction with the balance of the sound at that performance
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With federal lawmakers from both chambers of the National Assembly proceeding on their scheduled annual recess, the House of Representatives yesterday described as "curious" President Goodluck Jonathan's decision to forward the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) on a day lawmakers proceeded on their two-month long break.
Also, the lawmakers expressed worry that seven months into the 2012 fiscal year, the federal government's implementation of the budget as reported by various Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) has been dismal.
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DO NOT RENT from the Portals or the Lanai apartments (Lanai is the sister apartment to The Portals). I stayed here for about 6 months, and I would have to say that it has been one of the worst renting experiences of my life. Let me explain in detail the following:
1) The apartment itself: When I went here to visit the complex, everything seemed really nicely kept and clean and worked. Once I moved in, I found that the garbage disposal had stopped working and water would leak under the kitchen facet. Also, I found nails, staples, and needles lying around the edges of the walls (even though I was told that the apartment was professionally cleaned). The cabinets turned out to be rather dirty inside as well. Also, I had overlooked the stove, but all of the markings to indicate what the dials on the stove did were rubbed off completely... when I asked to have it replaced, the only thing the maintenance guy would do was to draw me a diagram of what they >should< do from someone else's stove. The bathroom shower had a very leaky diverter value, so everyday when I took a shower about 4 or 5 gallons of water would just wash down the drain. Otherwise, if you don't like bugs, be aware that even though the apartments are sprayed regularly for bugs, you will still end up finding them all over the apartment (alive and dead). Overall, the interior of the apartment was utter crap and of shooty quality.
2) The maintenance personnel:
After only a few days of living there, I of course asked to have the maintenance guy fix most of the above mentioned problems. It took at least 2 to 4 days before he even came around to work on anything. He was able to fix the garbage disposal without much problem, but as for the leak, he told me it was the water lines and had replaced them... immediately afterwards it had the exact same problem. The sloppy screen door to the balcony he was able to cock the door jam which did help with the draft, but as for the lose frame, he just carelessly drove 3 screws into it that didn't even sink into the wall >>AND<< stopped the door from locking -- that was how he left it too. As for the shower diverter, I had to ask several time to have it fixed and whenever he finally left me a note that he replaced it the one day, I immediately checked it, and it was still leaking EXACTLY the same as when I had showed it to him. Essentially, the maintenance guys there are completely incompetent.
3) The laundry facilities / club room / pool:
I only have one thing to say about the club room and that is that it almost never gets used. Not once did I see anyone use it. Although, it's nothing really special. The pool looks relatively nice, however it is rarely cleaned. Therefore, the pool almost always has things floating in it such as leaves and any other trash that blows into it. The laundry facilities are a nightmare from hell. Not only are they never cleaned (floors / washers / dryers), but dryers operate like no one has ever maintained them. Once I had tried to dry my clothes in one only to find out that the tumbler was stuck... and when I took my clothes out and threw them in another dryer... that one was broken as well. It took maintenance almost a month just to fix them, in addition they wouldn't work if you put a medium sized load in them either.
4) Apartment manager:
I could describe Kiersten, the apartment manager, with several words... but for this review, I'll just call her worthless. She is like a really good used car salesperson... she makes everything look great up until you sign the papers, then she almost can't be found. Many times I would come back from work during her regular office hours, and she was no where to be found. Whenever I would leave her a voicemail, I would get a reply well AFTER I needed to talk to her (if I got a reply at all). Thinking of her voicemail, it still makes me laugh whenever I think of hearing her say "Welcome to the >>fabulous<< Portals apartments" ...what a joke. As for whenever I told her I was moving out, it was all down hill from there. I asked her to please forward my last rent statement to ONE of two addresses... I didn't get the rent statement until the rent was already late (and she charged late fees on top of it). In addition, since I needed to move earlier than expected, I told her that I wouldn't need parking for the last month of my lease... the parking charge was still on the bill. Only 2 weeks before I was moving out for good, she gave me a notice that I HAD to have my apartment "professionally" clean. I asked her about this since it was NOT stated in the lease that I would have to pay for professional carpet cleaning when moving out, but she insisted that I did, or I could pay The Portals to do it (even though they don't have any professional carpet cleaners on staff). Finally, after I pointed out the New Mexico tenant law to her that states that a security deposit CANNOT be used for general wear and tear of the apartment (such as cleaning) did she drop it.
5) Neighbors:
Not to say that all of the people who live here are miserable people to live near, but there were several neighbors who would play their "bassed-out" music at all hours of the night at any given day of the week. Several times I had to call the curiosity patrol on a couple of different neighbors just so I could get to sleep on a weekday. Regardless, of the $25 fees they would charge them for making a disturbance, they would keep on doing this once or twice a week. If you're looking at this apartment complex because you're looking for a place near KAFB (perhaps you'll be working there like I was). I would suggest looking at places east of the base, even if they are $100 more, it'll be worth it.
Actually, that was the reality of my stay at the Portals apartments, and to be entirely honest, I'm not one to complain if something is mediocre. Since I am a graduate student, I barely have a minute of free time for myself, so I'd rather not spend my precious time writing negative review for every business that I find offering services that are less than satisfactory. However, after being charged for routine "professional cleaning" upon vacating my clean and spotless apartment, I felt like this review is more of a civil duty for the good of any prospective residents looking for a new apartment in Albuquerque. Sorry, but never before have I rented an apartment that was so difficult to get my security deposit back from management. If this is how Kiersten thinks it is best to maximize the complex's profits, so be it, but there will be negative reviews that will be coming along with her greedy scams. Also, as you can see, I'm not the only one complaining. If you think that The Portals is a good apartment complex, then I cannot even begin to envision the ghetto which you crawled out of. Currently, I am renting at one of the many Gables residential complexes, and as any relatively bright person can see, there is a reason why they can operate more than 30,000 apartment homes in more than a dozen states. It's because they have responsible business practices and are interested in having satisfied residents. If you don't believe me, check out the link below for yourself. http://gables.com/company/p/corporate_overview
Dear Past Resident, It seems that you did not have a pleasant experience with or community. This is not how anyone should leave a community. I would like to address some of your comments. When you toured our property you mentioned several objection that you " overlooked". It would be nice if you could express the reality of your experience. I remember your time here and a lot of what was mentioned seems fabricated. Apartments cannot improve if you cannot address your issues with the staff. Security calls are $25.00 if you we're found violating after hour rules and noise ordinances. I hope you feel more comfortable in your new home and hope you communicate with the management team.
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LAMEco and Race for the wounded take on the 2013 Mexican 1000 for charity
LAMEco and Race for the wounded have joined forces.
So now I give you LAMEco/Race for the wounded.
We will be racing two bikes. Honzilla and A yamaha XT 500 ( formerly belonging to inmate grimmboy).
It looks like Honzilla will be the oldest bike in the race again. I have fitted some new rear shocks to Honzilla, and this time they are sprung correctly. Oh and the wheels are round now too!!
We have a few things to do and Honzilla will be ready to go. She will be a little quieter now due to the reworked LAMEco pipe, but not much.
The Yamaha just needed a few little things. I am in the process of getting a steering stabilizer for the blue bike. Parts should be done end of next week.
Let the fun begin.
ps I am trying to get some shirts made, but in true LAMEco fashion it will be a last minute deal. Stay tuned.
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It looks like you're 2/3rds of the vintage bikes so far. Is it a riders TBD thing or are you going to ride them both? :lol3
Do you have the team set yet John? Scott just hit me up he is going to be working for the race so is out as chase. Vera is still working to see if she can make it or not, but you got me buddy. Looks like I am going to fly in, Chris is going to pick me up in Ca. and we will drive down. I am still trying to get with Hup for ya but I will let you know when I get something back.
In true vintage fashion one bike with LAMEco will not only be vintage itself but will have vintage riders too! Mr. Fast & Bronco Driver will be on the team making the aggregate age in the high 100's. We've got a ringer to make up for the old geezers hopefully. So John Sr. will be on the Yamaha & Jr. will head up Honzilla. :clap
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My Dad is coming and he is both a Baja Veteran and worker bee. He killed it last year when he chased the NORRA for us. If you need a lift we can pick you up on the way through SoCal. So far it's just me and him making the trek.
Yeehaw! (or is that Eeee Awww! :mulie) :lol3
I had a custom top clamp made, and picked it up saturday. I forgot to get a pick to post. It turned out great and will allow us to mount a scotts dampner to the xt.
I should have some pics in the next day or so.
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Here are some photos from the bowels of LAMEco Racing. Astute readers will note the absence of an engine in the TT500 (aka The Blue Nun!). We fired her up yesterday & it smoked pretty bad. So, out comes the engine for a quick tear down. The cylinder was full of oil. Two reasons. The rings had never seated & the valves were muy malo. The intake valve was tuliped. Now I've seen many an exhaust valve tuliped by heat but an intake? Must have been made in the Lowlands. This brings up a point that we at LAMEco learned the hard way. To state that our government is out of control is to berate the obvious. A few years ago the puke faces in the EPA required all of our motor oil mfgs. to eliminate zinc & phosphorus from our oil. Well, this is the stuff that makes an engine break in! Oil rings seat, etc. Consequently, if you don't use break in oil you're screwed.:deal Also, take a look at the camshaft & you can see broken metal around the pin hole. Now folks at LAMEco maybe 1/2 assed but even we know that if you can see a defect or feel it with your fingernail you're screwed!! We will be installing a new cam. The piston is fine. We will re-ring it, hone the wall & use break in oil after assembly. The good folks at at R/D Spring in Hesperia are making us a new set of stainless steel valves. Additional note: Unpaid LAMEco staff & photo guru put these pics together & I'm too lame (being the flounder of LAMEco) to figure out how to put comments between the photos. So, take a look & if you have any questions just ask! One comment for our friends up in Oregon at OSR who have entered a 70 something CB550 in the Mexican1000. Luke, take a look at the cafe racer we built from one! Look at how vulnerable your points cover on the right is. Make it bullet proof Buddy!:evil
Hi, ho rebuilding we go
Pics show much work to be done... typical rebuild and ready for race day.:becca
nice choice in the Yamaha and it already had a roadbook !!
Great report! Cool shop and even cooler bikes, each with a story to be told. Looking forward to visiting your shop in person some day, is that Owen with you?
Keep up the reports, good stuff and those nuggets of wisdom like why we need break in oil are helpful, thanks!
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THEY are the pin-ups of the cosmos - elegant, luminous spiral swirls that whisper to us the word "galaxy". It's how we think our Milky Way would appear if we could look down on it from above. Other captivating examples are not far away: our nearest large galactic neighbour, Andromeda, for instance, or the evocatively named Pinwheel galaxy.
Easy as these spiral beauties are on the eye, for cosmologists they are becoming something of a headache. As we survey the spiral galaxies around us more closely, nagging doubts are creeping in that some of the largest, most luminous examples in fact look rather too perfect. What's more, many of them seem to be in entirely the wrong place.
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Written & performed by Jan Bolwell
Directed by Kerryn Palmer
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at Whitireia Performance Centre, 25-27 Vivian Street, Wellington
From 24 Jul 2014 to 27 Jul 2014
Reviewed by Laurie Atkinson [Reproduced with permission of Fairfax Media], 28 Jul 2014
originally published in The Dominion Post
"If you can survive Passchendale, you can survive anything," says Jan Bolwell's grandfather in her third and most poignant solo play about her family. Though part fiction and part family stories, it conveys with a compelling simplicity what it was like for a 20 year-old New Zealander to be thrown into the maelstrom of bloody war.
A desk, a chair, a screen for slides and a string of flags provide the setting for young Jan's class project about the war to end all wars. Jan cautiously approaches her uncommunicative grandfather for stories and details of what it was like and what happened to him.
Like many soldiers he refuses to talk about the war or even attend RSA meetings and Anzac Day parades but Jan persists and eventually the old soldier, who was hospitalized, had electrotherapy shock treatment, and lost so many of his mates to both enemy and friendly fire, starts to tell Jan what it was like.
It is in some ways a one-woman Oh What a Lovely War whose original director, Joan Littlewood, once said that she liked emotion in the theatre because the word means "something that moves forward. Towards people." Jan Bolwell's performance moves determinedly towards people through story, characters, song and dance.
At the heart of the play is a short dance that highlights the physical and mental agony of war with an emotional impact that is overpowering as the dancer moves to Handel's Ombra Mai Fu sung by Janet Baker and slides of men in the trenches show us the reality.
There are snapshots of the blind patriotism of Frank Milner, Headmaster of Waitaki Boys High, the brutality of sergeant majors, and the effect of the war on Private Bolwell and his mates. There are the familiar songs (If you were the only girl in the world) with unfamiliar lyrics which were created by the troops. Most of the music is arranged by Laughton Patrick.
Out of all the death, blood and chaos what does it all add up to? Not much says Jan's grandfather except one's mates; they are the ones who matter.
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- Capitals' Joel Ward comes around the net in Boston, Saturday. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)
BOSTON (AP) - Alexander Semin had a goal and set up Jay Beagle's go-ahead score Saturday, lifting the Washington Capitals to a 4-3 win over the Boston Bruins.
It was the second straight win for the Capitals after a three-game losing streak (0-2-1).
Washington moved two points ahead of Winnipeg and is now in sole possession of eighth place in the Eastern Conference. Washington also trails Florida by one point in the Southeast Division.
Brooks Laich and Matt Hendricks also scored, and Tomas Vokoun stopped 30 shots for the Capitals.
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EVANSVILLE - Vanderburgh Superior Court Judge Richard D'Amour on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit filed by businessman Alan Brill in an attempt to stop the city from demolishing vacant Roberts Stadium and turning the site into a park.
City officials are still hoping to start the demolition this fall. D'Amour ruled that it would be against public interest to stop the process. Brill could not be reached for comment.
In his ruling, D'Amour said Brill not only didn't meet the Indiana's Public Lawsuit Statute's requirements to file a challenge, but he also did not prove his case.
Brill had sought to stop the Evansville Department of Parks and Recreation, which owns the building, from razing it. The 56-year-old East Side stadium off the Lloyd Expressway closed its doors last fall when the Ford Center, the city's new Downtown arena, opened. The Park Board voted in June to follow a recommendation from Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke to replace the stadium with green space, prompting Brill to sue to block the action.
The mayor's recommendation and board's vote came after a series of public task force meetings seeking ideas for alternate uses of the stadium. D'Amour noted that Brill presented his ideas to the task force and in a meeting with the mayor.
Five bids received last week by the Evansville Board of Park Commissioners for demolishing Roberts Stadium ranged from $958,750 to $2.7 million. Those bids remain under review by city staff. City officials want to begin demolition and site work this fall and finish by May 1.
"The process is proceeding. We did not stop anything because of this," Winnecke said. "We are still talking to (City) Council about where the extra money will come from."
In a Sept. 11 news conference, Winnecke said his 2013 Capital Improvement Plan included $500,000 for the new Roberts Park that could be used for demolition. That, combined with $200,000 from the sale of Roberts fixtures and inventory items, brings the city close to the money needed to raze the stadium.
Winnecke said Tuesday he does not anticipate it will be necessary to rebid the demolition with specifications changed to lower the cost. He estimated demolition, once it starts, will take about five months.
City Attorney Keith Vonderahe said the state's Public Lawsuit Statute allows people to file lawsuits on issues involving the construction, financing and leasing of public improvements, but not demolitions.
D'Amour ruled the Park Board decisions challenged by Brill didn't relate to construction, financing or leasing.
"Brill does not allege any other legal basis allowing this court to exercise judicial review of the Board of Park Commissioners' decision to raze Roberts Stadium or enter into contracts relating thereto," D'Amour said.
In an Aug. 31 hearing, Brill asked D'Amour to order the Parks Board to reconsider its decision to tear down the unused stadium and require the city to hire an independent consultant to weigh the issue.
Brill said he believed the stadium could successfully be converted to an exposition center that would complement and not compete with Ford Center. The task force report was based on that public input and included Brill's idea.
In his ruling, he noted that Brill attended both of the regular Parks Board meetings in June and July and was given a chance to speak and present his complaints. D'Amour noted Brill also will have the right to speak at future Parks Board meetings on the site's future after demolition.
Finally, D'Amour said, there is no harm to Brill caused by not stopping the demolition that would outweigh the harm to the city.
"To the contrary, the City has already invested its taxpayers' money to schedule, advertise and otherwise carry out the liquidation and auction and is preparing to take bids on the proposed demolition. Any threatened injury lies with the City, not Brill," he said.
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October 2nd, 2007 #1
J. Rose Sketchbook - Opinions & Tips Greatly Appreciated!
Hello Evreyone,
I'm a new user, and am really enjoying the site.
I've been drawing for quite sometime, but have been in a bit of a lull with my art for awhile. Motivation comes and goes, and I haven't noticed any real improvement in quite some time.
I typically draw characters and effects for various video game ideas I come up with, and I recently finished a short horror comic story a few months back.
I'm going to post some random images of stuff I've been working on here and there, and any and all comments, opinions, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I'll post some more up in the near future, as well as any sketches I may put together as progress works. If by chance your interested in seeing more, I have a modest website put up (link in sig) which though desperately needs an update, contains a larger body of my work.
thanks in advance, and I look forward to hearing from you.
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I see lots of promise here, jrose, but faults, too. (Who doesn't have them?)
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October 2nd, 2007 #3
i really dig your zombie pictures, those are very well done. Plus who doesnt love the undead?
October 2nd, 2007 #4
Thanks alesoun, I'll definitely keep this thread updated with work.
I'll be poking around the site quite consistently.
Thanks! Zombies and monsters are always a blast to draw.
October 17th, 2007 #5
Hey again,
Finished a couple of things, and working with a recent spurt of motivation to do a few more.
These are basically pieces for a Lovecraft themed independent video game concept I was commissioned to do awhile back. The project unfortunately fell through entirely, but I decided to continue some work on it regardless.
Attached is the promo piece for the game, which I post previously in an 'almost finished" state, a 2 pencil drawings I did.
As always, any comments, suggestions, and critics are very very welcome.
Thanks in advance!
October 17th, 2007 #6
Your inspired work and monsters seems to be some of the strongest stuff here. Your human characters have good proportion but feel rather stiff to me. The background of the Grand Asylum Chronicles of Cithulhu needs some work. The building is gray and red while the clock tower is gray and blue... seems to be a bit of a disconnect there. Keep on practicing and posting.
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October 18th, 2007 #7
That first page really got my attention...some good volume and ideas. How much do you study from life, anatomy and such? A bit more knowledge will help even more, as well as some animal anatomy for the future
Neat monster idea in post #5. Paint that guy up with some accurate lighting and interesting color
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October 18th, 2007 #8
Digging those zombies. It would be cool to see some natural drawings, also.
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October 18th, 2007 #9
You got a nice start on your SB. Really dig those zombies designs. You seem to have a good sense with anatomy and such, but you could do better at it with some studies. Also, a thing I notice is that you push the value more on your pieces, especially in the color ones to make them more lively.
On another note, since you are into zombies, you may find this community activity interesting. It's called the Nightmare of the "Week". This time the challenge is to design your own original type of zombie. Seeing your work here, it will be a nice exercise if you participate there.
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October 19th, 2007 #10
Thanks for the responses guys!
I really need to polish up on the anatomy. I'm planning on taking some museum trips with a sketchbook, and drawing the classic sculptures.
As they are now, a lot of my bodies seem very mannequin esque.
I noticed the throw off on the background as well with the Grand Asylum color image. I'm going to change up those red buildings, and get something in there with a more uniform color.
Thanks for the heads up on the zombie contest Maestro. That does sound up my alley, and I'm definitely going to check it out.
Thanks again everyone, and I'll post some more soon!


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text: Many thanks Dave. I think I'll take the plunge into CM, as that sounds more like what I am looking for. I run a planerccrma system already, so installation should be straightforward. I'll try and get hold of the book as well. Regards, Jamie On Fri, 2005-03-18 at 08:03 -0500, Dave Phillips wrote: > Hi Jamie: > > OM is effectively unsupported. In its Mac incarnation it's an > ultra-cool graphic environment for the development of musical ideas and > forms; unfortunately, the Linux port is incomplete and cannot be > considered fully operational. It is usable, but it's quite limited > compared to the original. Btw, if you do decide you want to try it, I > suggest using the package from either AGNULA/Demudi or Planet CCRMA. > > CM is incredible. IMO it ranks among the best music software available > for any platform, but it is not an essentially graphics-based > environment. The latest versions do include a nice GTK-based front-end > for rendering CM code to its various targets. That GUI also includes the > Plotter, a sort of graphic output display that can be edited for > interactive use with your code. Output targets include MIDI (files and > realtime streaming via MidiShare), Common Music Notation (if you'd like > to experiment with algorithmically produced scores), and score formats > for Common Lisp Music and Csound (with realtime audio output if > desired). Documentation is very good, and you can purchase the author's > book (Notes From The Metalevel) for in-depth explication and exercises. > > Both OM and CM are Lisp-based environments, so you'll have to learn > some Lisp-ish ways. Fortunately that's not too difficult, and you really > only need to familiarize yourself with some basics before you can dive > deeply into the environments. I advise getting Rick's book if you really > want to get into Common Music, it's an excellent introduction not only > to CM but to the domain of computer-assisted algorithmic music composition. > > HTH, > > dp > > > > Jamie Bullock wrote: > > >Dear list, > > > >Could anyone who has used both of the above pieces of software give a > >brief comparison, or point to an appropriate url? Aside from the fact > >that OM is graphical, what are the functional differences? Which offers > >the broadest range of features, and which is more widely used/better > >supported? > > > >Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated, as I don't particularly want > >to install and learn both just to find out which I prefer! > > > >Thanks, > > > >Jamie > > > > > > > > > >


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Nell - Denise Wolfe
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Love on the Line opens September 14th, 2012 in the Black Box Theatre. We look forward to seeing you there!


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The term was, therefore, initially coined in Southey's A Vision of Judgement as one of opprobrium and moral condemnation. However, Byron took some delight in Southey's description of him as an author of "monstrous combinations of horrors and mockery, lewdness and impiety." Byron responded to Southey with his own Vision of Judgment (n.b. the "reformist" spelling), where Southey appears as a scribbler writing encomiums on weak kings. Byron, however, additionally took up the theme of a "Satanic" school and developed the "Satanic hero" (also called the Byronic hero), who would, like Satan in Paradise Lost, be a tragic figure who is admirable even when wrong. Charles Baudelaire's poëte maudit would emerge from the Byronic hero.
Thomas Carlyle responded to this new anti-hero and accused Byron and Shelley of wasting their breath in a fierce "wrangle with the devil," having "not the courage to fairly face and honestly fight him." Byron, in the materials surrounding Manfred, would suggest that these characters are not paragons of bourgeoise virtues but are, rather, creatures of fire and spirit.