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I came in a Friday and had the lunch special, stewed bacalao. creamy chunks of potato, red bell peppers and two big pieces of the fish in a garlicky, tomato based sauce.Very tasty. My companion had the fried pork chunks w/c was good. The dishes come with the standard sides of rice, blackbeans and platanos. Very good service. Spacious dining areas for 2 to 102 .
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I've been coming here for a few years now and the food is great here and at a great price! Be careful trying to go on a friday as the parkinglots are always packed! However it doesn't matter how packed the "mall" is there is always room for one more at the Latin American Resturant of Kendall. I would highly reccomend it! Great place to go with friends, nice vibe, calm but not too quiet =)


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KASSAY is a supplier of specialized FTIR field spectrometers used for vapor leak detection, analysis of toxic gas plumes, and ambient air monitoring of greenhouse gas. FTIR instruments can be configured for open path remote sensing, extractive cell based monitoring or traditional laboratory spectroscopy. For 15 years, we have been the worldwide supplier of the RAM2000™ ...
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When Band of Horses began opening for Iron and Wine shows, Sup Pop Records sat up and took notice. It wasn't long before the rest of the music industry followed. Hailing from Seattle, the indie band formed in 2004 and has since undergone some serious changes to their lineup, not to mention musical style. They've performed everywhere from SXSW to Coachella, and their album Infinite Arms was nominated for a Grammy in 2010. Critics and fans alike found Mirage Rock, the band's fourth studio album, a definite departure from BOH's earlier work. Rolling Stone applauded the quintet's departure from "beard-y reverie," and exclaimed, "the results make revolution in the streets seem as welcoming as a summer breeze."
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Redskins QB Kirk Cousins wants to impress the entire league whenever given the opportunity, according to Grant Paulsen. "I view every opportunity I get as a chance to sell myself to these coaches here in D.C. and to 31 other coaches, 31 other teams," said Cousins. The Redskin hopes to one day work himself into position to be a starting quarterback in the league and this latest report indicates that Cousins is likely already thinking about his next team. The post Redskins QB Kirk Cousins Aiming to Impress "Other 31 Coaches" appeared first on NFL Trade Rumors.
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JOHNSON COUNTY - The 15-year-old driver involved in the fatal crash that killed her 16-year-old Clear Creek Amana High passenger last week will be charged with failure to have a valid driver's license.
Iowa State Trooper Eric Fitzer said Rachel Stewart of North Liberty, lost control of her van as a result of a "tire failure" about 8:45 p.m. Sept. 3, northbound on I-380, near Shueyville. The van rolled into the median, coming to rest on its top in the southbound lanes. One of her passengers, Alyssa Benedict of Tiffin died in the accident. The other passenger, Rachel Petersen, 16, also of Tiffin, received injuries in the crash.
Fitzer said Stewart will be issued the ticket by next week. No drugs or alcohol were involved.
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An object in the icy Kuiper belt has been found orbiting the Sun backwards, compared to most other objects in the solar system. It may help explain the origin of an enigmatic family of comets typified by Comet Halley.
The new object, called 2008 KV42, lies in the Kuiper belt, a ring of icy bodies beyond Neptune. Its orbit is inclined 103.5° to the plane of the Earth's orbit, or ecliptic. That means that as it orbits the Sun, it actually travels in the opposite direction to the planets.
Researchers led by Brett Gladman of the University of British Columbia first spotted the maverick object in May. Observations suggest it is about 50 kilometres across and travels on a path that takes it from the distance of Uranus to more than twice that of Neptune (or between 20 and 70 astronomical units from the Sun, with 1 AU being the Earth-Sun distance).
Its orbit appears to have been stable for hundreds of millions of years, but astronomers say it may have been born elsewhere. "It's certainly intriguing to ask where it comes from," says Brian Marsden of the Minor Planet Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Gladman says it was probably born in the same place as Halley-type comets. These comets also travel on retrograde or highly tilted orbits - lasting between 20 and 200 years, but they come closer to the Sun.
Missing link
It has been unclear where such comets come from. Computer models suggest they do not arise in either of the two birthplaces of other types of comets - the Kuiper belt or the much more distant Oort cloud, a shell of of icy bodies lying between 20,000 and 200,000 AU from the Sun.
Gladman's team calculates that 2008 KV42 arises beyond the Kuiper belt but closer than the Oort cloud, in a region thought to lie between 2000 to 5000 AU from the Sun. Some astronomers call the zone the inner Oort cloud.
A gravitational disturbance likely kicked 2008 KV42 out of the inner Oort cloud and to its present orbit. And Gladman says it might one day be pushed out of that orbit and into one that brings it closer to the Sun, making it a possible "transition object" on its way to becoming a Halley-type comet.
Gladman's team has found more than 20 other Kuiper belt objects with steeply inclined orbits while surveying the sky well away from the ecliptic - but no others with a retrograde orbit.
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The first rule I hear after moving to L.A. is, "Don't date actors." I heed this warning (which was delivered by an actor) until a friend mentions a new guy in her boxing class.
"He's a cute British runner who plays guitar," she gushes, knowing I'm a fan of words like "British" and "guitar." Then she adds that he moved here from London to act.
Before I can protest, my friend assures me he used to be an actor, but, after years of dead-end auditions and too much booze, he turned to teaching and sobriety. He told her he was ready to meet someone "nice and normal." He was over actresses, done with drama.
So I agree to meet him for coffee at Susina. The night is classic L.A.: crisp and breezy, but nice enough to sit outside. Under a heater.
When I arrive five minutes late, he's reading something literary that may or may not be a prop. He's sandy-haired and wiry with a cheeky grin like Greg Kinnear circa the "Talk Soup" days.
We make easy, coffee-line small talk and laugh awkwardly when our hands bump reaching for napkins. Cue the spark. The attraction is obvious. And not just because he promotes dessert.
"Order the coconut cake," he says pointing to a slice the size of a Prius.
This guy's a definite upgrade from the recent gym-rat-no-fat-vegan who went berserk when he found an El Pollo Loco menu in my kitchen.
Two days later, the Brit calls. The next weekend we meet for brunch downtown at Tiara Café. We peruse the menu, bonding over our mutual breakfast obsession and the gut-wrenching Sophie's Choice over savory versus sweet.
"How about I order pancakes and you get the omelet," he says. "Then we'll split?"
With that, I'm hooked.
When the food arrives we're deep in discussion about our lives (books, film, television). The omelet is hearty, but soon I crave syrupy carbs. I watch him aimlessly down final bites of both breakfasts, completely engrossed in his analysis of why the British version of "The Office" is superior to the American one. I agree with his review but am nonetheless miffed at my absentee pancakes. And myself for not protesting. I let it go, opting to savor our conversation rhythm instead.
I spy traces of neuroses (chain-smoking, bitten fingernails) and selfishness (pancake hoarding), but I'm pulled in anyway. He's insecure about his new teaching role; theater still tugs his heart. I wrestle with childhood dreams versus adult realities too. Hints of his crazy feel relatable and familiar. But maybe daftness with an English accent just sounds better.
When he calls to ask me out again, I swoon. The third date milestone in Los Angeles is akin to engagement in other cities. Plus, he invites me to the Philharmonic at the Hollywood Bowl with a group of his best mates and their girlfriends.
We park under Runyon Canyon and trek up Franklin. As we join throngs of pedestrians on Highland, he slips his arm around my waist and pulls me close.
"Don't wanna lose you," he whispers into my hair. My stomach flip-flops.
Inside the Bowl, music bellows, crowds cheer and we huddle together, arms entwined.
After the show, our group hikes down the hill. Just past the red ribbon church, he whisks me behind a hedge and kisses me deeply. It's sweet and soft with just enough heat.
Later at his place, he brews mint tea as we comb iTunes taking turns as DJ. After a quick visit to the "loo," I find him cross-legged on the couch, ukulele in hand. Before I can sit, he plucks the tiny cords while humming the chorus of "Hey Jude." Things sort of improve when he sings, but the mix of direct eye contact and theatrical eye-closing makes me squirm. This isn't an audition. Despite my discomfort, I clap, and within seconds of his final note we're horizontal.
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… how about that for a dose of handsomeI think people were questioning my switch from full sessions down to mini sessions for families (which of course are stackable if needed) – but it just goes to show you, sometimes it only takes a few minutes to find the magic (and a fun family). It was a pleasure to meet you three!
I've been shooting a same location the last few times I've been out. It's just a public park, nothing fancy. But when the sun sets through the trees it just makes this beautiful filtered colorful light that I cant get enough of. No matter how many times I go back, each session still looks unique to me. Unsure that I will tire of it, any time soon, I suppose I will keep going back for now
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While many play beer pong when they're looking for a challenge that comes with a drink, Drake is from Canada and things are done a bit differently up there.
The rapper appeared on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" to talk about his upcoming "Saturday Night Live" appearance, but ended his segment challenging Jimmy Fallon to a game of beer hockey.
The "Late Night" staff spared no expenses creating a beer hockey table, which looks very impressive. It's essentially an air hockey table, but instead of goals on each end, there are rows of beer cups. The puck lands in a cup, you chug the beer.
While Drake may be a Canadian who loves beer and hockey, in the end he's no match for Jimmy's drinking game skills. After all, this is a man who played Matthew McConaughey in a game of flip cup. Hopefully the beer and games make their way to "The Tonight Show" when Fallon takes over.
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The brightest nova since 1975 appeared in the constellation Cygnus last week, near the bright star Deneb. Discovered on 18 February by an amateur astronomer in Colorado, Nova Cygni 1992 reached magnitude 4.2, making it easily visible to the naked eye in dark areas. Novas are explosions on the surfaces of binary stars, and are much fainter than more catastrophic supernovas.
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Kristin Cavallari Shows Off Her Tiny Football Fan in the Making
We're all in awe of how fast Kristin Cavallari shed her baby weight (girlfriend looks AMAZING!), but can we just take a moment to coo over the actual adorable bundle of joy himself? She and husband Jay Cutler have produced a darling little lad named Camden — complete with an extra cute hairdo and big blue peepers.
Since Cam's pop is none other than the quarterback for the Chicago Bears, it only makes sense that Kristin will start grooming her son way early for NFL football fandom — after all, it's in his blood! Check out this sweet twitpic Kristin shared of her 2-month-old son decked out for Monday Night Football. She tweets, "Cam is ready for daddy's game."
Looks like Camden's charms worked — his Daddy's team won the game!
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The following is an archive of a post made to our
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On Tue, 7 Oct 2003, Nicole TWN wrote:
> Hi gang
> I could use some help filling in the gaps in my knowlege of DNS servers;
> time spent on Google has only confused me. Here's my understanding of how
> BIND works:
> 1. Looks in /etc/named.conf to find out whether it's a master or a slave,
> and, if it's a master, where its zone file is;
> 2. Looks at its zone file, where it finds a bunch of 'A' or 'PTR' records
> like "192.168.1.42 A one.example.com." This is also called the
> 'forward' DNS file.
> Now, where does the reverse DNS file fit in? I've come across references
> to such a thing--apparently they're full of records like
> "22.214.171.124.in-addr.arpa. A one.example.com" I think I'm supposed to
I suggest not mapping ".com" domains to private networks. I prefer
".localnet" as a private TLD to avoid naming confusion. The root servers
are supposed to be responsible for .com, and they certainly know nothing
about your private network or its dns server. While you can get away with
this by using a private name server, debugging the confusion can be
frustrating if you add an internal host without configuring it to refer to
your nameserver, particularly if the name you use happens to be one that
the root server has in its database.
Also, A records point to IP addresses... one.example.com is not an ip
> add a corresponding reverse record whenever I add a forward record (and
> before rehupping named), but what's the reverse file usually called and
> where does it live?
Your questions seem to be specifying particular filenames, which probably
vary by distro and/or version of BIND, not to mention the fact that there
are alternatives to BIND.
The concept is that as the owner of a /24 or larger network you should
manage (or delegate management of) a special domain for that network
within the in-addr.arpa domain. You conceivably could then own zero or
more "normal" domains that you map to those ip addresses, but you can only
reverse map to one hostname per ip address.
If you "own" a smaller network, you need your ISP to handle the reverse
dns for you, though they may charge separately for that, preferring
instead to setup generic "public names" (based on the ip numbers
themselves) for "your" ip addresses. If you are managing a domain on a
private ("NATed") network, be sure you prevent your private dns server
from responding to public requests.
I am no expert on BIND (some of its idiosyncracies have probably been
corrected in versions more recent than my reference materials[1]), but
here is the general idea: a possible configuration is to have an
/etc/named.boot file that identifies the zohe files that cover your
domains (example.com and 1.168.192.in-addr.arpa):
directory /var/domain
primary example.localnet example.fwd
primary example2.localnet example2.fwd
primary 1.168.192.IN-ADDR-ARPA mynet.rev
I put two forward entries here to emphasize that mapping domains to
networks is arbitrary... the important thing is the ip addresses they
forward to. Reverse mapping is performed in the special network-specific
zone file, which is just another zone file. Capitalization is not
significant, but is traditional for the reverse lookup domain.
(In general, your authority to setup any these zone files varies. If they
are public, normal domain delegation is managed through domain registrars.
You tell them your dns server address, and they arrange to delegate
lookups to your name server. Reverse lookup domains are assigned along
with your range of public network addresses (from your ISP), who is often
not your domain registrar. You tell them what nameserver you will use
with the network, and they delegate dns queries to your server. If you
are on a private network, you have authority to do whatever you want, but
making your configuration use names and network addresses that don't
duplicate public network information makes interfacing with the Internet
much easier and less likely to adversely affect Internet servers and
With the above example, the answer to your question would be
"/var/domain/mynet.rev", which should contain an SOA record, NS records,
and PTR records for each reverse mapping:
@ IN SOA ns.example.localnet. (
... )
IN NS ns.example.localnet.
42 IN PTR one.example.localnet.
The SOA record specifies the nameservers that are authoritative for this
domain name. The "@" represents 1.168.192.IN-ADDR.ARPA. because of the
fact that this file was referenced as the primary zone file in the boot
file. As always, be VERY careful to end complete dns names with a period
in zone files if you don't want the @ tacked on. The 42 in the PTR record
doesn't have a period, so it really represents 18.104.22.168.IN-ADDR.ARPA.
Understanding how private lookups work as opposed to public lookups may be
helpful when setting a private nameserver up. When your internal host
two.example.localnet asks for a reverse lookup of 192.168.1.42, it sends a
request for a PTR record for 22.214.171.124.IN-ADDR.ARPA to the nameserver
it is configured to ask. As long as your nameserver ns.example.localnet
gets this before some other nameserver does, your nameserver will
recognize that it is authoritative for 1.168.192.IN-ADDR.ARPA, and provide
a response. If two.example.localnet is configured to go straight to the
root servers (which it might do if it is an embedded device trying to
avoid lying nameservers for security reasons, or if you just didn't pay
attention during client setup), then the request will get a response
indicating that there is no matching record, and the reverse lookup will
fail, and the request will have wasted the root server' time (plenty of
that without misconfiguration adding to the problem).
I use dnscache/tinydns for my private network, which is a bit more terse,
but which automatically handles forward and reverse names in one place in
the configuration. (If you decide to look into tinydns, note that unlike
BIND, tinydns has no option to forward requests when it is not
authoritative... instead, dnscache is expected to receive all requests and
forward requests locally or to the root servers as appropriate, so you
would likely want both.)
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This is a short ride around the main city of Canterbury visiting many attractions outside the main pedestrianised area including Westgate Tower, Westgate Gardens, Eastbridge Hospital, Greyfriars, Canterbury Heritage Museum, Canterbury Castle, St Augustine's Abbey, Lyndon Gate, St. John Boyes House and Blackfriars.
A visit to Herne Bay (23 Miles)
This is a 23 mile ride visiting the seaside resorts of Herne Bay and Whitstable and giving you the option of visiting the ruins of the Abbey and Roman Fort at Reculver. This ride is described as moderate with one or two small sections where you may encounter some traffic. The return route uses the dedicated cycle route called the Crab and Winkle Way, following in parts the second oldest passenger railway line in the world.
Cathedral to Coast Route, Canterbury to Dover (21 miles/ 35 Kilometers)
A cycle ride to one of Kent's most famous attractions, Dover Castle. Visit the Norman Castle with its Roman Pharos (lighthouse), see Hellfire Corner (an underground second world war command centre. Other attractions include the Grand Staircase, a unique triple staircase linking a Napoleonic Period Fort to the Town a Victorian Goal.
Castle to Cathedral (Dover to Canterbury) (21 miles/ 35 Kilometers)
Dover is mainly known as a cross channel ferry port, but it is a town steeped in history. It has one of the finest Norman Castles in the country with a commanding view over the straits of Dover. In the cliffs underneath is Hellfire Corner, which was a wartime command post controlling the straits of Dover, Other places to visit in the town include the Roman painted house, Victorian Gaol, the White Cliffs Experience and the Grand Redoubt. On the return you will pass Kearsney Abbey, if your ride is on a Sunday, the East Kent Railway Steam Train at Shepherdswell, and past Higham Park Gardens.
Country Ways (Moderate Ride) (15.2 miles/ 25.3 kilometers)
This is a pleasant rural ride along parts of Chartham Downs. It explores several Downland villages and hamlets tucked away in valleys. This route is beautiful for riders looking for picturesque scenery and a pleasant route for a picnic. It passes Higham House and Garden near bridge, which is open on Sundays to Thursdays from 11am to 6pm.
Crab and Winkle (12 miles/ 20 kilometers)
The Crab and Winkle Line was the second railway line that George Stephenson built in the early 19th century and runs from Canterbury West Railway Station to Whitstable. It was demolished in 1952/3. A cycle route, following as closely as it can to the path of the original railway was built by Canterbury City Council. The route opened on Sunday October 3rd 1999. This route is dedicated to use for Cycles. The distance is about 6 miles and it should be possible to ride this route in about an hour. If you wish to extend the ride you can along the coast to Herne Bay and the ruined Abbey and Roman Fort at Reculver.
Cycle by the Shore (50 miles/ 80 kilometers)
This tour traces the course of the River Stour from Canterbury to the ancient Cinque Port of Sandwich. It then follows the coastline using part of the National Cycle Route 1 via Deal and Dover. The return ride passes through a number if interesting villages, the last few near Canterbury are particularly attractive. The total distance of the ride is 50 miles / 80 kilometers. Most of the route is easy to moderate to ride but there are some hilly stretches around Kingsdown, Dover and Lydden. The route can be ridden in its entirety it can be ridden to Dover and then catch the train back to Canterbury. If riding the whole route the midway point for overnight accommodation is St. Margaret's at Cliffe or Dover. If only riding to Dover the midway point can either be Sandwich or Deal.
Mount Ephraim Gardens (18 miles/ 30 kilometers)
Mount Ephraim Gardens in Hernehill are open from 11am to 6pm except Tuesdays. It is a terraced garden with fine views and famous for its topiary and Japanese Rock gardens. Riders if they wish can go onto Farming World, a traditional farm where you can see rare breeds, heavy horses and farming bygones.
Oyster and Hops (23.5 miles/ 39 kilometers)
This route lets you see two things Kent is famous for, its hop fields and Whitstable Oysters. The route follows the valley of the River Stour to the picturesque village of Chilham and then through orchards to the North Kent coast and the port of Whitstable. Your return route uses the new Crab and Winkle Cycle Path.
Ride to Sandwich (35 miles/ 58 kilometers)
The ride to Sandwich and back is about 35 miles/ 58 kilometers. The whole route is fairly flat and you should not encounter any bad hills. Your ride will take you out to the ancient Port of Sandwich. Leaving Canterbury by a dedicated cycle route across the water meadows to Fordwich, you ride to Stodmarsh and on to Grove. Follow the course of the Little Stour to more orchards and an area of market gardening along stretches of the Great Stour River. You will pass the remains of a Roman Fort at Richborough Castle.
The return ride takes you through Woodnesborough to Staple and some of the vineyards of East Kent. From there you visit the beautiful gardens of Goodnestone Park House which was regularly visited by Jane Austin, the novelist, but is now in the hands of Lady Fitzwalter. When you have finished exploring the gardens, have refreshments in the stable block before continuing your ride to Higham Park House and Garden near the village of Bridge. Continue through Patrixbourne back to Canterbury.
Ride to Stodmarsh (13 miles/ 22 kilometers)
A gentle ride to two small villages with pubs renowned for food, drink and hospitality. See views of the Magic River (from Rupert Bear), visit Stodmarsh Bird Sanctuary.
Sole Street Ride (15 miles/ 23 kilometers)
This ride takes you to Chartham, through Denge Wood with its numerous Badger Setts and onto the hamlet of Sole Street. The Compasses Inn is one of the few Inns on this route. The return takes you through Petham and back into Canterbury.
The Country of the Magic River (12.5 miles/ 21 kilometers
Mary Tourtel was a resident of the Canterbury area. She was also the creator of the Rupert Bear stories in the Daily Express. In some of her stories she referred to a Magic River. It is said she was describing the River Nailbourne, a chalk stream which flows through the Elham Valley and eventually joins the Little Stour. The River only flows after very wet winters. Hence it appears to disappear during dry periods. This is a short ride, using an orchard route, out to Patrixbourne. There you can if you wish take a short diversion and visit Howletts Wildlife Park at Bekesbourne. From there return to Patrixbourne and follow the River Nailbourne through the village of Bridge to Bishopsbourne. On your return route to Canterbury you can if you wish visit Higham Park House and Garden, an English Palladian style country house once occupied by Count Zborowski the creator of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
The Garden Path (20 miles/ 33.3 kilometers)
Goodnestone Park is approximately 14 acres. The garden is divided into four sections, an 18th century parkland, a formal garden, a mature woodland and a beautiful walled garden. Jane Austin was a frequent visitor to this house. The Gardens are closed on Tuesdays and Saturdays. They are normally open from 11am to 6pm. There is a tearoom serving home made cakes in the grounds. If your ride is between Tuesday and Thursday there is a second garden that you can visit, Higham Park near Bridge. The garden is set around a beautiful English Palladian home. It is renowned for its Gardinio d'italiano, profusion of water lilies, secret garden and terraced rose garden. There is a tea room and the gardens are open from 11am to 6pm. Higham Park House is now also open to the public. The property has lain derelict for some years and the new owners are restoring both the House and Garden.
The Tiger Trail (8 or20 miles/ 15 or 33 kilometers)
Howletts Zoo Park is probably one of the finest zoos in this part of England and John Aspinal has done much to protect endangered species by returning zoo bred stock to the wild. Gorillas and Tigers are the main attraction at Howletts. This ride also lets you pass along parts if the Little Stour River and visit the pretty villages of Littlebourne, Wickhambreaux, Stodmarsh and Fordwich. Some of the village inns are worth visiting.
The Vineyard (25.5 miles/ 42.5 kilometers)
The wine industry in England has in the past been treated as a bit of a joke but in Kent vineyards are starting to gain worldwide recognition. This ride will take you out to two vineyards near Staple and sample their produce. On the outward trip you will have the opportunity to leisurely wander along the sides of the Little Stour River visiting the villages of Littlebourne and Wickhambreaux. The return journey gives you commanding views over the downs before you pass through the very attractive village of Patrixbourne. This is a fairly easy ride with very few hills worth mentioning.
Three Day Ride (57 miles/ 94 kilometers)
Day 1
Your ride will take you out to the ancient Cinque Port of Sandwich. Leaving Canterbury by an orchard route you pass through the villages of Littlebourne and Wickhambreaux and follow the course of the Little Stour River to more orchards and an area of Market Gardening along stretches of the Great Stour River. You will pass the remains of a Roman Fort at Richborough before entering Sandwich. Take time to explore this quaint little town. Take a stroll along the Strand by the side of the river and see the yachts moored on the river. After leaving Sandwich you will ride past a golf course into Deal.
Day 2
The ride starts by following the coast to Kingsdown. From there you have a steady climb on a chalk road across country up Otty Bottom to St. Margaret's Bay. From there take a country lane to Langdon Cliffs where you can look out over the channel and see the Port of Dover at work and see on a clear day, the coast of France. Finally enter Dover the side of its famous Castle as it stands overlooking the Straits of Dover. If time permits visit the castle and Hell Fire Corner, (the Wartime Command Bunker built under the cliffs), the roman painted house, the White Cliffs Experience, Victorian Gaol, and the Grand Redoubt. From Dover follow cycle route 17 as it climbs out of Dover towards Folkestone. This section of the route is quite strenuous in short stretches. Pass the battle of Britain Museum at Hawkinge and eventually descend into the Elham Valley to the picturesque village of Elham.
Day 3
On your final day you will follow the road along the Elham Valley. Ride with care as the road can attract an amount of traffic. Just as you leave Elham you can visit Parsonage Heritage Farm opposite Hillbrook House. Further up the valley you will come to the Elham Valley Vineyard adjacent to the Dolls House Restaurant. A short off-road route from Kingston will take you to the small village of Bishopsbourne. Climb out of the village to Higham Park House and Gardens. Descend into the village of Bridge and follow the cycle route back into Canterbury
Viking Trail Tour (58 miles/ 96.5 kilometers)
The first part of your route will follow the old Crab and Winkle Railway Line from Canterbury to Whitstable. This railway line was the second to be built in the world and was turn up in 1953. It is now being preserved as a dedicated cycle route. Whitstable itself is famous for its oysters and if you visit the harbour area you can get some fresh oysters when they are in season. Your route then follows the North Kent Coast through the seaside resort of Herne Bay to the ruined Abbey and Roman Fort at Reculver. At Reculver you ride along the sea wall along the recently created Viking Costal Trail to Birchington and the Isle of Thanet. At Birchington continue on the Viking Trail. Continue past Westgate, Margate, Cliftonville, Broadstairs and Ramsgate. At Cliffsend you have a choice to either continue to follow the Viking Trail to Minster and catch the train back to Canterbury or you can ride to Sandwich and ride along National Cycle Route 1 back to Canterbury. The distances are 35.5 miles/ 59 kilometers and 58 miles/96.5 kilometers respectively.
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A clash of lava and ice may have unleashed a vast flood on Mars not long ago, a fresh look at surface images suggests.
Mars's ice caps are scarred by huge chasms, but until recently no one knew for sure what happened to their contents. Now a team led by Niels Hovius of the University of Cambridge reckon they have found volcanic craters in exposed rock at one chasm's base and scours that suggest huge flows of water.
The craters are between 20,000 and 10 million years old, suggesting liquid water was present on Mars's surface relatively recently. The wet area beneath the ice could have been a temporary haven for life, Hovius says (Icarus, DOI: 10.1016/j.icarus.2008.04.020).
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Men's Tennis Falls out of Championship Draws at MTSU
Sept. 13, 2003
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - The University of Memphis men's tennis team saw its tournament schedule come to an abrupt turn as all five of the singles players in the championship draw at Middle Tennessee were eliminated in their respective matches, Saturday.
No. 3 seed Sebastian Faulk from UALR downed Alex Bucewicz, 6-1, 6-1, to advance to the quarterfinals, and won that match and will face his teammate Bastian Faisst at 9 a.m. for the Flight One Singles championship, Sunday. Faisst upset No. 5 seed Lee Taylor Walker in his Round of Eight match, 6-3, 6-2, and was up 6-2, 2-0 when his opponent from Tennessee Tech had to withdraw due to injury.
Memphis had a bit more luck in the Flight Two singles bracket, as James Spence won his first Saturday match, 6-1, 6-0, over Vanderbilt's Jens Pilgram-Larsen. But Middle Tennessee's Rishan Kuruppu took a 7-5, 6-2 win over Spence to advance to the finals. Kuruppu will face teammate Kai Schledron, who also upended a Tiger opponent en route the finals appearance. Schleddorn downed Mark Finnegan, 6-2, 6-2 in the Round of Eight.
The lone remaining Tiger in Flight Three Singles fell Saturday, this time in a super tie-break after splitting the opening sets 6-4 and 1-6. Sophomore Alex Jago battled Jordan Magariak, but came up short in the super tiebreak, 10-4.
A pair of Tigers will compete in singles on Sunday though, as Martin Tamla and Trey Brower each won their Saturday consolation singles matches. Tamla downed Austin Peay's Marcos Quieroz, 6-0, 6-2 and will face Stephen Dobienski from Georgia Southern, Sunday. Brower won his super tiebreak, winning the first set 6-3 and dropping the second 3-6 to Lindsey Wilson College's Adrian Arroyave. But Brower prevailed in the tiebreak, 10-8 and has advanced to the semifinals where he will face Austin Peay's Brett Bolton at 8:30 a.m., Sunday.
The day did not go well for the Tigers doubles teams either. The duo of Bucewicz and Tamla fell 8-1 to the MTSU team of Siljestrom and Kuruppu in the Flight One Doubles semifinals, while the duo of Finnegan and Jago were eliminated from the draw by the team of Bunt and Murali from UALR, 8-4.
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Bright, young and female, Nathalie Gavarino has all the qualities that the Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer, requires as he tries to revamp Britain's predominantly male judiciary. Except one: Gavarino is French, not British, and she has just taken up her first judicial post in Belfort, in eastern France.
Yet she is in the middle of a row over sex equality. In France, the problem is that there are too many female judges, according to Falconer's counterpart, the justice minister, Dominique Perben. Gavarino was among 220 women to join the French bench this summer, compared with 38 men. Overall, women are just in the majority among France's 7,243-strong judiciary - a profession that includes prosecutors as well as judges. But they account for eight out of ten new appointments, and this is a thought so alarming to Perben that recently he proposed quotas for male candidates - though he later withdrew the idea. As Veronique Imbert, the vice-president of the magistrates' union, quickly responded: "No one ever talked about quotas when the judiciary was dominated by men, as it always used to be."
But even Imbert admits there could be a problem. "I have to accept," she said, "that it is not healthy when a profession is overwhelmingly single sex . . . We must find ways of getting men back into the judiciary . . . but we must not appoint any old idiot just because he happens to be a man." Gavarino, a former law lecturer who has become a judge at 38, said: "I think the ministry is worried that if all these new judges become pregnant and take maternity leave . . . they would have trouble finding judges to sit in the courtrooms."
Francoise Toillon, 40, who graduated with Gavarino, also sees Perben's point. She said: "When a man is accused of sexual aggression, for instance, often his lawyer is a woman, the judge is a woman and the prosecutor is a woman, and he comes away thinking that all this is a women's conspiracy against him. In French courts, about 80 per cent of defendants are men. If 80 per cent of the judges are women, then I suppose there is a problem."
Women's growing success dates back to the 1950s, when the old-boy network ruled and an overwhelming majority of judges were ageing men. The justice ministry's answer was to set up the Ecole Nationale de la Magistrature, which is now the only gateway to a career in the judiciary or the state prosecution service. You have to pass a tough legal examination to get in, and later pass another to get a job in a courtroom. Ever since, the number of women entering the judiciary has risen steadily. Part of the problem is that fewer men apply - and those who do so perform less well in the entrance exam than women (8 per cent pass rate against 11 per cent). "The women are more serious in their approach, harder working, more determined and they stick at it better," said Perben. "All in all, I have to accept that they are of a better standard."
One reason may be that the men prefer to become lawyers - which, in France, is a different career to the judiciary. In private practice, they can earn far more than judges, whose salaries start at about £25,000 a year and reach £40,000 after ten years. Women may prefer the paid holidays, maternity leave and job security of the judiciary, Toillon suggests. She also thinks women are more attracted to the ideals of the judiciary: "If you want to become a judge, the most important thing is to want to serve the state, and perhaps women are more motivated by that idea."
But men still dominate senior posts in the high courts and appeals courts. Will all those young women entrants really sweep them aside in future? Gavarino and Toillon point out that promotion within the judiciary still relies on the opinions of senior judges. "Men are more ambitious and careerist," Gavarino said. " They tend to hang around late, just to impress the chief prosecutor, for instance. Promotion is much more important to them."


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Nouakchott — The prospect of military intervention in northern Mali has some extremist groups reconsidering their positions.
Ansar al-Din announced Wednesday (November 14th) that it was abandoning its goal of imposing Sharia law throughout Mali.
The Islamist group, which is currently holding negotiations with a representative of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) in Ouagadougou, also claimed that it was ending its harsh application of Sharia against northern Mali populations.
"Ansar al-Din announces its abandonment of its demand about applying the Islamic Sharia all over Mali, but will continue to impose it in Kidal province according to our own peculiarity," RFI cited Hamada Ag Bibi, a member of Ansar al-Din's negotiation delegation in the Burkinabe capital, as saying Wednesday (November 14th).
"In case negotiations with the Malian authorities make progress, we can then examine ways and mechanisms that will enable us to put an end to ties with terrorism, smuggling and foreign groups," he added.
Another leader of the group, Mohamed Ag Aharib, clarified the new stance, saying that Ansar al-Din would continue to apply Sharia all over Azawad, but in a less harsh way that takes into consideration local populations' choices.
According to analyst al-Mokhtar al-Salem, the move by Ansar al-Din on the application of Sharia was a positive indication and a sign that the group could make more concessions.
"There are several factors that made Ansar al-Din make these concessions, the most important of which is the increasing talk about the military resolution that the group is trying hard to avoid," he added. "The group leaders now understand that their interest lies in not swimming against the tide, and therefore, it wouldn't hurt them to make concessions that may guarantee them local, internationally-recognised interests, represented in governing their own areas but according to a system that takes into consideration the population's right to choose the system they like."
Many in northern Mali welcomed the news that Ansar al-Din was changing its tone on Sharia. In the past, the Islamist group has carried out public floggings and executions based on its own radical interpretation.
"We're relieved with this concession and see it as a step that will help enhance peace, given that population's will to choose what they like must be respected," said Atay Ag Mohamed, a media representative with the National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad (MNLA) in Timbuktu.
"We hope that Ansar al-Din will follow on these decisions with other similar decisions, including the total and expressed break with the known terrorist groups," he told Magharebia.
The MNLA also announced it was willing to hold negotiations with Ansar al-Din in the coming days.
"We have taken into consideration this very positive and encouraging development," Moussa Ag al-Taher, MNLA diplomatic co-ordinator in Europe, told AFP. "Therefore, we will hold official talks with Ansar al-Din in the next days so that Azawad's forces may speak in one voice before going to political negotiations."
The National Front for the Liberation of Azawad (FNLA), which represents Timbuktu's Arabs, also praised Ansar al-Din's about-face.
"We, in our turn, welcome Ansar al-Din's position because it conforms to our position that rejects separation on the one hand and terrorism on the other," FNLA spokesperson Mohamed Mouloud Ramadhan told Magharebia. "This is an indication that everyone wants to see a peaceful, negotiated solution, and that we all have to proceed with that."
The shift in tone from Mali's Islamists comes as pressure builds for an international military force to retake the country's north. But both Ansar al-Din and the MNLA continue to favour a diplomatic approach.
MNLA Deputy Secretary-General Mohamed Lamine Ould Ahmed Lamine told Magharebia that the movement supported the on-going negotiations in the Burkinabe capital between ECOWAS and armed groups.
"The world's insistence on waging a war in northern Mali may lead to the unification of all groups in the area against the war," he said in a lengthy interview with Magharebia. "Therefore, such groups may fight against it."
He added that it was "too early" to decide on military intervention because diplomatic talks were continuing.
Nina Walet Ntalo, a minister in the MNLA's unrecognised Azawad government, echoed the sentiment. "We haven't so far expressed any position about adopting the military option against the terrorists. We're waiting for the results of current negotiations," she told Magharebia.


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The hot-hitting Mohawk Valley DiamondDawgs piled up another double-digit score in Monday's 15-5 rout of the Elmira Pioneers.
The DiamondDawgs' season-high fourth consecutive victory also pushed the team back to the .500 mark — 13-13 — for the first time since they were 8-8 on June 25. Mohawk Valley pounded 15 hits against four Elmira pitchers to reach double figures for the fifth consecutive game and seventh out of eight; the DiamondDawgs have scored 52 runs during their current winning streak with at least 11 in each game.
Chris Cruz led Monday's offensive onslaught. The Cornell University outfielder had two home runs and a bases-loaded double in the first five innings as he went 3-for-6 with five runs batted in and three runs scored.
The DiamondDawgs took control of the game in the third inning. After each team scored a run in the first and Elmira answered Mohawk Valley's four in the top of the second with three in the bottom, the DiamondDawgs came back with three more runs in the third followed by two each in the fourth and fifth to take a 12-4 lead at Dunn Field.
Jack Morrow led off the third with a single, advanced on an error and scored on a hit by Eric Helmrich. Mark Stuckey also singed and Joe Carcone drew a walk to load the bases with two outs. Tyler Heck continued his recent torrid hitting with a single that brought home two more Mohawk Valley runs.
Clinton's Heck extended his hitting streak to eight games Monday. The Union College senior-to-be is 17-for-40 with nine runs batted in and 17 runs scored during his hit streak, all since taking over the leadoff spot for the DiamondDawgs.
Eddie Sorondo drove in two runs with a double in the fourth inning and Cruz cracked his second home run with Heck on base again in the fifth.
Morrow, Helmrich, Stuckey, Sorondo and Carcone each had two hits for Mohawk Valley Monday. Helmrich scored three runs. Morrow drove in two while Heck, Stuckey and Carcone each scored twice.
The beneficiary of Monday's offensive output was starting pitcher Eddie Fitzpatrick who earned his first win in four decisions. Fitzpatrick allowed four runs on five hits and seven walks over six innings. Raymond Morton earned a save with three scoreless innings of relief.
Tyler McIntyre had a three-run home run for the Pioneers. Starting pitcher Carson Bryant allowed 10 runs — nine earned — in 3 2/3 innings.
The DiamondDawgs travel to Albany Wednesday for a 5:05 p.m. doubleheader against the Dutchmen. They play at home Thursday against Glens Falls.
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Elmira 130 000 000 — 4 6 4
Eddie Fitzpatrick, Raymond Morton (7) and Eddie Sorondo. carson Bryant, Miles Canady (4), Peter Jay (7), Craig Pearcy (9) and Spencer Brann. W — Fitzpatrick 1-3. L — Bryant 0-3. Sv — Morton (2). 2B — Mohawk Valley, Jesse Buratt, Chris Cruz, Jack Morrow, Sorondo; Elmira, Zac Bellinger. HR — Mohawk Valley, Cruz 2; Elmira, Tyler McIntyre. Attendance — 2,059. Records — Mohawk Valley 13-13; Elmira 11-18.
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What were they talking about? We'd entered Monsieur Barbu, a bar in Koukaki, and caught our scout whispering something into the bartender's ear. Moments later, he came back to our table holding two glasses filled with a mysterious liquid. Quizzing him about it, he told us that we were about to taste one of the bar's special cocktails... Strawberry Fuzz. As soon as we took a sip, we knew that this cocktail would become a summer favorite. Wanna know what's in it? Vodka, fresh strawberries, sugar, lemon, and cranberry juice. Now that you know what the fuzz is all about, walk up to Monsieur Barbu's bar and say the right words!
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New London is located where the broad Thames River empties into the Long Island Sound. Norwich lies about 13 miles upriver. New London has a rich maritime history and is now home to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy. Norwich is an early industrial center, where the first paper and iron nails were made in the mid-1700's. Both cities remain fairly industrial but have modestly attractive downtown cores with areas of historic buildings. New London is also home to two small colleges.
Norwich has some local arts amenities but is also transforming itself into a regional weekend tourist destination, with large casinos, upscale hotels and spas. The central location to New England and New York just might make this work. Air and many other services are available in Providence, 60 miles northeast. Employment projections have declined. Cost of living, while high, is moderate on a Connecticut scale.
Level terrain with marshes and beach at the coast give way to rolling and wooded terrain to the north. Hills around Norwich rise 500 feet. The climate is New England continental moderated by proximity to water. Summers are warm and humid but with refreshing sea breezes. The inland Norwich area is typically warmer in summer and colder in winter. Winters are cold and wet with occasional periods of more extreme cold. Since the area lies east of the main part of Long Island, coastal "noreaster" storms are strong and can produce significant rain and snow. First freeze is late October, last is late April.
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The unemployment rate in Gales Ferry (zip 06335) is 5.70 percent(U.S. avg. is 6.30%). Recent job growth is Negative. Gales Ferry (zip 06335) jobs have Decreased by 1.27 percent.
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4.0 out of 5 stars "Dark Star-Hyperdrive Edition ... Carpenter & O'Bannon ... VCI Ent. (2010)",
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This review is from: Dark Star: Hyper-Drive Edition [Import] (DVD)
VCI Entertainment presents ~ "DARK STAR-HYPERDRIVE EDITION" (1974) (83 min/Color) (Dolby digitally remastered) --- Take for instance director John Carpenter who may be known for his other accomplishments of motion pictures we now realize were good even great --- But this film was the groundbreaking moment that gave us other films from other directors and writers, such as Star Wars --- Now enters co-conspirator Dan O'Bannon, the two filmed this with a zero budget, much like a student project and became a cult classic. --- Not bad for two college chums that started out as a student film and was eventually expanded into a theatrical feature, lucky for us fans, as they say the rest is history.
The copy of the film is quite good and the documentaries are an added plus for all collectors and film enthusiasts --- This new "Hyperdrive" edition is a great update thanks to its abundant special features. Let there be light, indeed --- A must have for your collection of rare and early films in this genre.
Mr. Jim's Ratings:
Image: 4 1/2 Stars
Sound: 4 Stars
Extras: 4 1/2 Stars
Overall: 5 Stars [Both Versions of Dark Star & Bonus Features]
Under the production staff of:
John Carpenter [Director/Screenwriter/Producer]
Dan O'Bannon [Original Story]
J. Stein Kaplan [Associate Producer]
Jack H. Harris [Executive Producer]
John Carpenter [Original Score]
Douglas Knapp [Cinematographer]
Dan O'Bannon [Film Editor]
the cast includes:
Brian Narelle ... Lt. Doolittle
Cal Kuniholm ... Boiler
Dre Pahich ... Talby
Dan O'Bannon ... Sgt. Pinback
1. John Carpenter [Director/Producer/Writer/Actor/Composer]
Date of Birth: 16 January 1948 - Carthage, New York
Date of Death: Still Living
2. Dan O'Bannon [Director/Screenwriter]
Date of Birth: 30 September 1946 - St. Louis, Missouri
Date of Death: 17 December 2009 - Santa Monica, California
1. Interview with Sci-fi author Alan Dean Foster
2. Audio Commentary by "Super-Fan" Andrew Gilchrist
3. Interview with actor Brian Narelle - "Lt. Doolittle"
4. 3D Guide to the Dark Star Ship
5. Written Intro by Dan O'Bannon
6. Trivia
7. Original Dark Star trailer
8. Both Versions of Dark Star
1. "LET THERE BE LIGHT: THE ODYSSEY OF "DARK STAR" - An all new, feature-length documentary exploring the controversial making of the John Carpenter (HALLOWEEN) and Dan O'Bannon (ALIEN),
2. Exclusive interviews with actor Brian Narelle and cinematographer Doug Knapp
Special footnote, Won and Nominated Awards ~ Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films,(USA) Won Golden Scroll "Best Special Effects" (1976) recipients were Douglas Knapp, Bill Taylor, John Carpenter and Dan O'Bannon --- Nominated for Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America 1976 Nebula Award "Best Dramatic Writing" (1976)
for recipients John Carpenter and Dan O'Bannon --- Hugo Awards (1976) Nominated "Best Dramatic Presentation"
The talking bomb is one of the funniest characters to ever appear in a space movie, rivaling HAL and the robot in Forbidden Planet --- This is a deep and meaningful film inclusive with humor and thought provoking scenes ---There is a look of insight into the human spirit, plus the plight of the isolation --- You won't be disappointed as I highly recommend to fans of a good science fiction storytelling, who won't be hesitant to laugh out loud when the door of humor is opened --- It's an acquired taste, and if you're in the right frame of mind you'll love it --- The country song "Benson Arizona" still gets my funny bone -- good memories still linger.
Total Time: 83 min on DVD ~ VCI Entertainment #8550 ~ (10/26/2010)
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5.0 out of 5 stars In the beginning there was darkness,
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This movie stands on it' own. Yes you can compare this movie to others and say pieces are a parity of other movies. Yet if you look at the big picture you will see there is no forced dialog or plots to do such parity. This is the real space. The one that grates on your nerves after 20years in space. You learn the politics of procurement, the virtues of independent thinking, and what it is like to have a pet. Very few movies nowadays question existence its self. And along with the profound questions that makes science fiction worth watching, the are great songs and mental images of the sea. Lets cut to the chase this is a funny movie that is over before you are ready.
My cat looks just as round and acts the same way as the alien.
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Baby showers in Japan are rare, although due to "westernization" some occur. Like many cultures, Japanese have their superstitions and it may be seen as tempting fate if one prepares or gives gifts for the expected baby. Gifts from family, friends, and coworkers usually don't come until after the baby is born. It's considered polite to wait until the mother and newborn have been home for a month or two, when they're rested and healthy and the family hubbub has subsided a bit, before visiting and bestowing gifts. 10,000 yen (ichiman) or more is a traditional gift for many occasions, and welcoming new life into the world is no exception. With "westernization" this is also changing slightly and clothes, toys, etc. are getting to be more common. Because of smaller living spaces – many still roll out their futons in the common area at night – it would be considerate to call and ask if anything is needed or wanted. If one wants to buy something before the baby's birth, consider something with a dog theme because dogs are believed to help with safe and easy deliveries.
There are a few traditions centered around the new baby, circumcision excluded. When the baby's umbilical cord falls off, it is saved in a wooden box (heso) specifically for that purpose. This is a well wishing for the mother and child's relationship in the present and future. On the baby's 7th day (oshichiya), he or she is named. Often at the ceremony are special dishes, one of them being red rice with beans. Red symbolizes happiness and fortune. The mother and grandmother may take the baby (30 days for boys, 32 days for girls) to the temple to be blessed by the priest. The baby's first visit to the Shinto shrine is omiya mairi. Upon their return, family and friends celebrate. Between 100-120 days the weaning ceremony, or okuizome, occurs where it's pretended the baby is eating food in the hopes that he or she never has to worry about food.
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This article discusses methods for providing adequate, safe combustion air for fuel-burning appliances in tight buildings - how to provide outside combustion air for heating appliances. Sketch at page top and accompanying text are reprinted/adapted/excerpted with permission from Solar Age Magazine - editor Steven Bliss.
This article explains the need for adequate combustion air for fuel burning appliances in buildings, for both safety and for proper equipment operation. Figure 1 (at page top - click to enlarge) notes that by confining the gas furnace in a separate room, adequate air for draft and combustion can be supplied [from outdoors] without adding infiltration to [and cooling] the house.
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Simple Homeowner Tests for Adequate Combustion Air & Adequate Chimney Draft
An easy test of adequate draft in a gas appliance is to hold a just-blown-out match near the vent hood and see if the smoke is drawn up the flue. This chimney draft test should be performed under worst conditions: in warm weather (the chimney stack pressure will be lower in warm weather), with the house closed up (shut windows and doors, especially the windows and doors feeding the utility room where the appliance is located), and running all of the building's exhaust fans at once.
See BACKDRAFTING HEATING EQUIPMENT for a detailed description of the test procedure to check for adequate combustion air and adequate draft.
Two Methods for Supplying Combustion Air for Heating Appliances in Tight buildings
The National Center for Appropriate Technology (NCAT) [and other sources such as the Uniform Mechanical Code and the National Fuel Gas Code] suggest looking for carbon build-up around the burner and looking for flue corrosion. Two approaches are given for supplying outdoor combustion air to fuel-burning (oil, gas, wood, coal) heating equipment:
Direct-Vented Combustion Appliances
Some heating appliances, furnaces, boilers, and water heaters, are designed to isolate the combustion process from the living space entirely, avoiding the need for complex combustion air and venting schemes.
Direct-vented combustion appliances are designed and tested to burn fuel and draw combustion air properly even when high winds hinder draft. Typically such systems include two sets of piping or ducts between the appliance and outdoors, one bringing combustion air in directly to the appliance burner, and a second venting combustion air outside. The two vents might appear on some systems as a single larger diameter double-walled pipe containing actually two vents, the smaller located inside the larger.
Combustion Air for Air Tight Woodstoves
Typical airtight woodstoves require only 10-25 cfm of combustion air - much less than an open fireplace (50 to 150 cfm or more) or to older non-airtight woodstove. But in tighter homes it may be necessary to provide combustion air or a draft inducer fan even for these appliances.
Just as modern energy codes provide a vent to supply outside air to open fireplaces, outside combustion air can be supplied to an airtight woodstove through a floor vent or a wall register that is ducted in turn to outdoors - a method that adds to cold air infiltration into the building.
A more promising approach described in the original article Combustion Air Details for Tight Houses(page 3) [PDF] is to supply combustion air through fixed ducts right to the appliance air inlet.
See COMBUSTION AIR for additional details about the requirement for combustion air. See COMBUSTION GASES & PARTICLE HAZARDS for an explanation of the dangers of inadequate combustion air.
See COMBUSTION PRODUCTS & IAQ for the relationship between fuel burning appliances and building indoor air quality. More about carbon monoxide - CO - is at CARBON MONOXIDE - CO and at CARBON MONOXIDE WARNING.
Also see the safety warnings at BACKDRAFTING HEATING EQUIPMENT.
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The Visegrad Group, also called the Visegrad Four or V4, is an alliance of four Central European states – the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia – for the purposes of cooperation and furthering their European integration. The Group's name in the languages of the four countries is Visegrádská čtyřka or Visegrádská skupina (Czech); Visegrádi Együttműködés (Hungarian); Grupa Wyszehradzka (Polish); and Vyšehradská štvorka (Slovak). It is also sometimes called the Visegrád Triangle, since it was the alliance of three states at the beginning - the term is not valid now, but appears sometimes even after all the years since Czechoslovakia dissolved.
The Group originated in a summit meeting of the heads of state or government of Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Poland held in the Hungarian castle town of Visegrád on February 15 1991 (not to be mistaken with Vyšehrad, a castle in Prague, the capital city of the Czech Republic).
The Czech Republic and Slovakia became members after the dissolution of Czechoslovakia in 1993. All four members of the Visegrad Group became part of the European Union on May 1, 2004.
The name of the Group is derived, and the place of meeting selected, from a meeting of the Bohemian, Polish and Hungarian rulers in Visegrád in 1335. Charles I of Hungary, Casimir III of Poland and the Bohemian king, John of Luxembourg, agreed to create new commercial routes to bypass the staple port Vienna and obtain easier access to other European markets. No "group" was created at that time, however. A second meeting took place in 1339, deciding on the new king of Poland.
The only institution of the Visegrad co-operation is the International Visegrad Fund, established in 1999, with the seat in Bratislava. According to a decision of the prime ministers, the Fund has an annual budget of EUR 5 million since 2007 onwards. In 11 annual deadlines the Fund awards grants, scholarships and artist residencies.
On 27 April 2006, the V4 WG on Energy met in Prague with the aim of discussing recommendations for V4 energy ministers concerning topics negotiated at ministerial level meetings. The WG elaborated recommendations concerning four groups of problems:


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Spike Jonze's 'Her' trailer: Joaquin Phoenix falls for computerized Scarlett Johansson
Just like in his fantastic 2010 short film "I'm Here," Spike Jonze is telling a story of love and technology in a modern world in "Her." This time his film follows Joaquin Phoenix's character Theodore, a socially removed man who falls for his artificially intelligent computer operating system Samantha, who is voiced by Scarlett Johansson.
"Her" is a different type of love story than we've seen before, but that's what makes it all the more special and exciting. Johasson seems like she'll give a fantastic performance even though we (seemingly) never see her, while Phoenix looks like he thrives in this soft, heartfelt role. These two seem to have a great chemistry, and their relationship is one we can't wait to explore.
Also starring in this film are Amy Adams, Rooney Mara, Olivia Wilde and Chris Pratt. It's due in theaters on Nov. 20.


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Globalisation and the Quest for Social and Environmental Justice
The Relevance of International Law in an Evolving World Order
There are few topics as controversial as globalisation. It is meant to bring economic growth and solve a range of social, cultural and humanitarian problems. However, there are significant debates in relation to the extent that the reality of globalisation reflects this idealized vision. In...
Published September 13th 2012 by Routledge