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sweet taste sensations of San Francisco
We enjoyed such a variety of taste sensations during our recent Chocolatour to San Francisco and area, but there were definitely a few highlights.
We stayed at the W Hotel San Francisco in the SoMA district — a great part of town for art enthusiasts. Our room was small, but tastefully decorated, and it had a terrific view of the Bay Bridge. The W is home to the Trace Restaurant, and for me, the highlight was the amazing French Toast made with roasted banana, toasted pecans, and caramel sauce. It was absolutely delightful, and not too sweet at all. And we were thrilled to receive a platter of handcrafted chocolates delivered to our room. Chocolate always makes every stay that much sweeter.
The chocolates of Recchiuti are by far the most exquisite chocolates in San Francisco. As mentioned in previous posts, I love the handcrafted chocolate bars of Dandelion and TCHO Chocolate, but Recchiuti is known for its velvety truffles and ganaches. No surprise: I loved the Madagascan squares and the Fleur de Sel sea salt caramels. Recchiuti Confections does both of these extremely well and is just one more reason to visit this fabulous chocolate-loving city.
As much as we enjoyed our time in San Francisco and Oakland, it was time to move on to wine country. In the next post, we'll toast in the new year with some remarkable finds in the California wine regions of Napa, Sonoma, and Lodi. Cheers!
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Doreen, the French toast and the handmade chocolates seem absolutely fantastic. And I love the look of Recchiuti's boxes. The content sounds yummy!!
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Doreen I have to remember to read your posts when I have just eaten! That picture of the French Toast is absolutely mouth watering, literally. Will return, on a full stomach, for your wine finds likely paired with some chocolate!
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Hi Doreen,
So um, this and sleeping in today. Plz & ty
The wizard of words eh? That might trump my nickname as "the blogger". Happy holidays and great to find ya thru B helping B!
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Sounds like a wonderful trip – so sorry I missed you, but next time… I've been really enjoying chocolate again, so this is fantastic to get recommendations on what is now my local city again-yeah! Thanks Doreen.
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Doreen, you just might have the best job in the world
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Wow! Just wow!
French Toast…one of my favorites to this day! I loved the stuffed French toast recipe that Bobby Flay talked about on one of those Food Network shows. (I think it was "the best thing I ever ate.")
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The French toast sounds fantastic. The roasted bananas reminded me of a delicious brunch of banana bread French toast my cousin made for me. The chocolates look pretty good too.
That french toast looks great.
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Hi my friend, All your wonderful finds in San Francisco makes me want to go there during the Holidays and partake. Oh that that French Toast looks out of this world… YUMMM.
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Doreen, it is so sweet! And the chocolate boxes look so classy! Charmant!
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Oh my gosh I'm salivating for that French toast. Sounds like it was a breakfast to die for!
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I thoroughly enjoy reading your posts. Between the pictures and your words, I can completely picture myself there tasting the French toast and the chocolates. San Francisco is a wonderful place to visit. I look forward to reading about your adventures in wine country.
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I absolutely love the combo of salty and sweet so I bet those sea salt caramels were divine! Yes, who wouldn't love that beautiful platter of chocolates delivered to any hotel room?! Yum. Ooh and I can't wait to hear of your adventures in wine country…did you make it to Anette's Chocolates?? I went there on a walking food tour of Napa and we thought it was a fascinating place. Looking forward!!
San Francisco is one of my favorite foodie cities and that french toast looks well worth a try. I've been thinking about taking a weekend and just flying there sometime soon. Charlotte had so many great restaurants, and being back in Boise just can't compare.
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Okay this is like my favorite blog! Chocolate is a gift from the heavens. The french toast made me melt. Everything looks so elegant and delicious. Enjoy wine country I look forward to your post.
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Yum, that homemade chocolate looks delicious. Glad you enjoyed your time in SF!
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That French toast sounds incredible. I see a version of it coming soon to my house. I always say there\'s no such thing as bad chocolate and there certainly wasn\'t on your trip. Wishing you all the best in the New Year!


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It would appear our very own James May is making an unlikely bid to become the new Des Lynam.
This Saturday, our man will be taking to the fabled BBC red button to commentate on Britain's biggest horse race of the year, the gruelling four mile Grade One Grand National from Aintree.
This is not just for fun – it's all part of his new Man Lab, where May has been training his mind to see if he can remember all the horses and jockeys (40 of them), while talking at approximately 52 miles an hour.
We can only hope that Shakalakaboomboom and Quiscover Fontaine drop out of the running early on…
In preparation May popped down to top trainer David Pipe ahead of the race to see what's involved in prepping thoroughbred race-horses. You can watch the full film below (with thanks to BBC Sport), where he marvels over the fact that animals that weigh the same as an F1 car and reach speeds of over 40mph. And are, in essence, "real wheel drive".
And this is just part of May's domination of the sporting airwaves. On Saturday morning before the race, he's also on Football Focus – showing hitherto well-hidden knowledge of the beautiful game – predicting the results of the weekend's matches. He made several Top Gear staff happy by forecasting a much-needed wins for QPR and Spurs.
Plus, of course, last weekend May was an integral part of the Boat Race coverage, joining up with old mucker Oz Clarke before the slightly shambolic events on the Thames to get gently hammered in the pubs en route. If you missed his indispensable guide to the drinking holes of his beloved Hammersmith, you can still watch it here.
The Grand National is live at 16.15 BST, Saturday on BBC One, Radio 5 live and online (UK users only). The alternative commentary by James can be heard via the Red Button

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Speeches from the Second World War (Adolf Hitler, Winston Churchill).
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Winston Churchill struggled with finest hour speech, papers reveal
To many, it was Winston Churchill`s finest hour. The WW2 speech he made to the British nation as it stood alone against the seemingly unstoppable Nazi war machine - the Battle of France was lost, the Battle of Britain was about to begin - is one of the most famous speeches in history. Full of passion and Shakespearesque language, his call for fortitude and courage was credited with re-galvanising the Britain in its darkest hour. But a new examination of his papers reveals how he struggled over every famous phrase even adding one at the last minute and how his private secretary was secretly unimpressed.
A collection of speeches by Benito Mussolini become iTunes hit in Italy
An iPhone application containing 100 of Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini`s speeches has become the second most wanted item in Italy. The app, iMussolini, is available on Apple`s on line store for 79 euro cents. The Mussolini app has climbed from 55 hits a day to over 1,000. It contains speeches and video from 1914 before Mussolini came to power and on into 1938 at the height of his rule. The application is illustrated with a traditional profile black and white image of il Duce with the words words "iMussolini - the man who changed the history of our country."
Hitler`s first speech in power in 1933 - with introduction by Goebbels
Historic footage: Adolf Hitler`s first speech in power as a German Chancellor - with an introduction by Josef Goebbels.
Conflict-Series: A highly rated strategy game series for Android
If you love classic PC war games and legendary strategy board games make sure to check out the highly rated Conflict-series for Android. Some of the WWII Campaigns include D-Day 1944, Operation Barbarossa, Invasion of Poland 1939, France 1940, Kursk 1943, Market Garden, Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Rommel's North African campaign, the Battle of Bulge, and the Battle of Berlin 1945. In addition there are American Civil War, First World War and American Revolutionary War scenarios available.
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Churchill by Himself: The Definitive Collection of Quotations [book review]
During World War 2, Winston Churchill became the icon of Britain`s never say die spirit, a bulldog figure in his Coke hat, vested suit, spotted bow tie, a cigar clamped in his teeth and his arm raised in the "V for Victory" sign. At the time of his death in 1965 he had published a 15 million words spanning countless books, collections of his speeches, essays, articles and miscellaneous writings. His most famous words are probably those offered in Parliament on May 13, 1940, in his first speech as PM, when Churchill told the British nation he had "nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears, and sweat."
Churchill: The Life and Speeches - Sir Winston Churchill
It`s hard to watch this documentary without thinking that something more was lost than the cigar-smoking statesman when he died aged 90. He represented an era when statesmanship and leadership were one and the same, when oration and eloquence were the traits people admired in a leader, not commonness. And yet this documentary, which shows a lot of footage of the former British PM addressing various audiences, showes that Churchill was no shrinking violet. "We shall never descend to the level of the Japanese and Germans. But if anybody wants to play rough, we can play rough too," he once declared.
Churchill`s speech picked from H G Wells classic
Former British PM Winston Churchill borrowed the lines for one of his most famous speeches from H G Wells. History lecturer Richard Toye discovered the phrase "The Gathering Storm" - used by Churchill to describe the rise of Nazi Germany - in a Wells authored book The War of the Worlds. Toye further claims that Winston Churchill, a fan of science fiction, delivered the speech in Glasgow on October 9, 1906. Historians now regard this as a landmark speech of Churchill`s career. Churchill later wrote to Wells saying he owed him "a great debt."
The Speech of the Century - denouncing Josef Stalin (Article no longer available from the original source)
It was 50 years ago that Nikita Khrushchev delivered his "secret speech" denouncing Josef Stalin. Khrushchev spoke for nearly four hours on Feb. 25, 1956, the last day of the 20th Party Congress. The session was unscheduled and restricted to keep the speech secret. It was not a secret very long. A translation made for the comrades in Poland reached the CIA via Israeli intelligence. In May, the U.S. State Department released a copy to The New York Times, which published it on June 4.
850-page collection of excerpts from the Nazi leader`s speeches and proclamations (Article no longer available from the original source)
Publishers, Marie and Lou Bolchazy, are putting the finishing touches on their manuscript for a one-volume, 850-page collection of excerpts from the Nazi leader`s speeches and proclamations. The work, which will be marketed to the general public, is a distillation of a four-volume, 3,400-page collection of Adolf Hitler speeches that the firm has published in installments since 1990. At $39.95, the single book will be nearly $700 less expensive than the full scholarly set.
Our Hitler - Goebbels` 1944 Speech on Hitler`s 55th Birthday
"... He will be the man of the century, not his opponents. He gave this century its meaning, its content, its goal. ... He points the way. He commands, we follow. We, his old and tested comrades, march in the first row behind him. We are tested by danger, steeled by misfortune, hardened by storm and trial, but also crowned with the first victories of the coming new world. We are at the head of a countless multitude who carry and defend the future of the Reich. We defend the cause of the nation, which has found its visible form in the Führer. In this battle between life and death, he is and will remain for us what he always was: Our Hitler!"
Rudolf Hess Speeches
Rudolf Hess was one of the first people to join the National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP). In November, 1923, Hess took part in the Beer Hall Putsch. He was arrested and sentenced to 18 months in prison. While in Landsberg Hess acted as Adolf Hitler`s secretary to type Mein Kampf. --- Electing Adolf Hitler Führer, 8/4/1934: "National Socialists! Fellow German citizens! I have rarely given a speech as difficult as this one. It is a challenge to attempt to prove the good of something as obvious as Hitler`s assumption of Hindenburg`s position. For fourteen years I have been convinced that he is the only man able to master Germany`s fate."


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Washington, DC (SportsNetwork.com) - The Washington Wizards announced Saturday they have acquired forward Kris Humphries from the Boston Celtics in exchange for a protected 2015 second-round draft pick.
Humphries, once famously married to reality star Kim Kardashian, averaged 8.4 points and 5.9 rebounds over 69 games in his only season for Boston.
The 29-year-old forward played three-plus seasons for the Nets before that and was most productive from 2010-12, when he averaged 11.7 points and 10.7 boards in 136 games.
He has career averages of 6.8 points and 5.5 rebounds in 627 games for Utah, Toronto, Dallas, the Nets and Boston.


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Hitpad, a popular newsreader app, has just received a wonderful update. Several months ago, we wrote a review of Hitpad and overall felt it was a decent app. Now, it is even better.
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Thick, Painful or Ugly Scar?
Posted by The Doctors at Advanced Foot & Ankle Center on Friday, December 7, 2012 · Leave a Comment
You don't have to live with that thick, painful and/or ugly scar. Whether it be from a cut, burn, surgical procedure or scratch, there are methods of improving both the color and raised nature of scars.
There are different types of scars and the treatment and prognosis differs depending on the type. Many normal scars can be darker or lighter than the surrounding skin. This is often due to sun exposure during the healing phase. It is caused by the new melanin (which gives the skin color) being exposed to the sun while it is maturing, leading to discoloration.
A more severe form of scarring is called hypertrophic scarring, which can be genetic or the result of poor healing in certain areas of the body, the foot being one of the most common locations. Hypertrophic scars are raised and can have color changes. However, they do not exceed the boundaries of the original wound (cut, burn or surgical).
The most severe form of scarring is called keloid scarring. This is a genetic condition that leads to severely enlarged and pigmented scarring that exceeds beyond the borders of the original injury. They can be caused by very small injuries, even a small scratch. Most people are aware by the teenage years that they are prone to keloid formation.
All forms of poor scar formation are treatable, with keloid scarring being the most difficult and least responsive. The treatments range from injection with steroids or chemotherapeutic agents, steroid gels or creams, silicone pads and/or surgical removal.
There are several ways to help prevent poor scarring, whether from a genetic condition or not. Avoiding sun exposure during melanin maturation is very important. I recommend sunscreen on a healing area for up to 6 months after it has healed to allow normal maturation. Using silicone padding over the scar can help reduce the thickness and raised nature of scars. Silicone has been found to reduce the formation of excess collagen that is attributed to causing a thickened scar. These can be used for a year or more to help improve scar appearance since skin healing and remodeling can last for up to 18 months.
Prevention of scarring by early recognition and intervention is the key to decreasing poor appearance. If you have a painful, enlarged or ugly scar, give us a call. You don't have to live with it!
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Journalist Robin Wright has reported from more than 140 countries in her career. She most recently covered foreign policy for the Washington Post.
Her latest book, Dreams and Shadows: The Future of the Middle East, has just been published in paperback.
WMNF spoke with Wright yesterday, and asked her about U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clintonâs announcement that two top State Department officials will travel to Damascus to hold a series of meetings with Syrian officials this week. This comes after Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has lobbied Washington to engage Syria.
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2013 Fine Arts Senior Thesis Exhibition2013 Fine Arts Senior Thesis Exhibitionhttp://www.haverford.edu/calendar/details/237021WCC Art Gallery2013-05-11T12:00:002013-05-19T17:00:00
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The Fine Arts Department presents the 2013 Senior Thesis Exhibition marking the graduation of Anna Benjamin, Natasha Cohen-Carroll, Kerry FitzPatrick, Vanessa Hernandez, Erika Nunez, Ann Risemberg, Jordan Schilit, Shayna Schwartz, and Sarah Whitt
2013 Graduating Fine Arts Majors
All majors in Fine Arts are required to take the intensive, year-long Senior Seminar, during which they explore the themes, methods, and concepts presented in this exhibition. Throughout the year, they master the techniques and develop the visual vocabulary in their concentration to shape a coherent body of work. For the nine seniors graduating in 2013, the exhibition represents the culmination of their study at the Fine Arts Department at Haverford College.
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Ends 12/31/15. \'Out o\' Time.\' (Season Three finale) Things are heating up in the Emerald City as racial tensions mount. After Murphy throws Hill into the Hole, prompting outrage from Adebisi and other black inmates, Hughes asks Glynn if he ever felt like he betrayed his own \'people.\' Glynn fires Hughes, but before leaving Oz, Hughes is able to deliver a millennium gift to Adebisi: a gun.


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NASA's Minority University Research and Education Project (MUREP) has awarded fellowships and scholarships for the 2013-2014 academic year to 40 graduate and undergraduate students from across the United States to increase diversity in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) disciplines.
Thirty graduate students from 16 states and the District of Columbia were selected to receive the competitive Harriett G. Jenkins Graduate Fellowship, which provides as much as $45,000 annually for as many as three years, and includes tuition offset, student stipend, and a research experience at a NASA center. It addresses NASA's mission-specific workforce needs and supports the development of the future STEM workforce through the increased number of master's and doctorate degrees awarded to women, ethnic minorities and disabled people in STEM disciplines.
Ten undergraduate students from nine states and Puerto Rico were selected to receive the competitive MUREP scholarship, which provides an academic stipend worth as much $9,000 and $6,000 more for a 10-week internship at a NASA center. These scholarships support women, ethnic minorities and disabled students pursuing STEM degrees and enables them to augment their academic learning with technical collaborations and professional development.
NASA's Office of Education is strengthening involvement with higher education institutions to ensure that NASA can meet future workforce needs. Currently, minorities make up a disproportionately small percentage of graduates entering STEM fields. MUREP strives to ensure that underrepresented and underserved students participate in NASA education and research projects, which stimulates increasing numbers of them to continue their higher education and earn advanced degrees.
NASA's Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, Calif., manages MUREP activities for the Office of Education.
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MUREP 2013 Fellowships and Scholarships Awardees
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Ezgihan Badar -- University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington, Texas
Katrina Bermudez -- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N.Y.
Melanie Brady -- University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, Miss.
Nicholas Brenes -- The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas
Christina Chu -- University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Fairbanks, Alaska
Kenyon Colman -- Howard University, Washington, D.C.
Josephine Cunningham -- The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas
Christine Fanchiang -- University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, Colo.
Mariel Friberg -- Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Ga.
Amelia Hart -- William Marsh Rice University, Houston, Texas
Spencer Hawkins -- Texas A&M University – College Station, College Station, Texas
Mera Horne -- University of California – Berkeley, Berkeley, Calif.
Kelley Hutchins -- The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, Texas
Lauren Jozwiak -- Brown University, Providence, R.I.
Hilary Kelly -- The New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, Socorro, N.M.
Jessica Kenigson -- University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, Colo.
Erika Kohler -- University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark.
Carlos Lopez -- Texas A&M University – College Station, College Station, Texas
Timothy Middleton -- University of Maryland, College Park, College Park, Md.
Teresa Monsue -- Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
Faheem Muhammed -- Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, Fla.
Jessica Piness -- University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, Miss.
Jendai Robinson -- University of Cincinnati – Main Campus, Cincinnati, Ohio
Bradley Rodier -- Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio
Edward Saenz -- University of Massachusetts, Boston, Boston, Mass.
Gabriela Sanz-Douglass -- San Diego State University, San Diego, Calif.
Adam Sarafian -- Woods Hole Institute, Woods Hole, Mass.
Pratik Saripalli -- University of Maryland, College Park, College Park, Md.
Emmaris Soto -- Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C.
Eleanor Stokes -- Yale University, New Haven, Conn.
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Alexandra Cisotto -- Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
Morgan Elliott -- Saint Louis University - Main Campus, Saint Louis, Mo.
Isis Frausto-Vicencio -- College of the Sequoias, Visalia, Calif.
Beck Giesy -- Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, Va.
Kelechi Ikegwu -- North Carolina A&T State University, Greensboro, N.C.
Martin Kristofferson -- Navajo Technical University, Crownpoint, N.M.
Ciara Lynton -- Morgan State University, Baltimore, Md.
José F Martínez Pedraza -- University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez
Kristin McLean -- Oakwood University, Huntsville, Ala.
Rai Munoz -- CUNY CITY College, New York, N.Y.
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- I somewhat recall checking out the original a long, long time ago, but honestly if I did, I do not remember much of it. So Is it worth checking out the original one still, or will it feel dated? It is quite old, so if it is going to feel dated, I do not want to do myself the disservice.
My biggest thing is if it is online only, I may have to pass, as quite frankly I really do only have sporadic times that I can game these days, so I prefer knowing there is a SP aspect for those times I hop on at weird hours and no one is around, and/or I am just feeling anti social. And I do mean like a full fledged SP, if it is just a scenario where I can play offline with Bots ala Unreal Tournament, that gets old real quick for me.
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Everything is up up up.
During Tuesday's meeting of the Tourist Development Council, executive director Jennifer Jenkins said that bed tax numbers were up for March, showing a 2.5 percent increase from the same time in 2013.
"Summer is pacing really well," said Jenkins. "Last year I was focusing on the third cent, but I'm focused on that fourth penny, too."
This marks an overall 6 percent increase with a goal of 20 percent set for the year.
Last week, writers, editors and publishers from publications across the U.S. including Cabela's, Buttermilk Lipstick, Trekker Times and numerous blogs stopped by Gulf County to spend a week experiencing the many adventures that the area has to offer.
Despite constant rains over the first three days, Jenkins said that it was a positive experience with many friendships blooming among writers.
A packed itinerary took the writers boating on the Dead Lakes, visiting Tupelo apiaries, exploring the state parks, enjoying a low country boil, and of course, quality time on the beach.
"The weather put quite a bit of a challenge in front of us," said Jenkins. "My staff did a fantastic job and even though it was hectic, it worked out quite well."
Three of the writers were from Birmingham, an area Jenkins expressed a desire to gain more exposure in. Jenkins said that articles about the experiences would begin to appear online within the next week and many of the guests were already planning return trips.
Jenkins also hinted at a possible "strategic alliance" with Cabela's, a website dedicated to enjoying the outdoors.
The TDC will perform a soft launch of its new website this week though content, including heavy social media integration, will be continuously added as any bugs are worked out.
The new site features an easy navigation system and will spotlight area businesses and events that will rotate depending on the time of the year. Jenkins said that every month's content for the remainder of 2014 was already pre-written to ensure the site always contains up to date information.
Jenkins sought approval from the council to hire a second seasonal Beach Ambassador to go along with the Brand Ambassador and Beach Technician roles.
The two ambassadors would work from Memorial Day through September, assisting locals and visitors with questions and keeping them in the loop of area ordinances while still ensuring that they're representing Gulf County's brand.
The interview process for the positions has begun with just under 30 total applications received for the three jobs.
"We're looking for responsible people," said Jenkins. "Someone who epitomizes our brand."
To help train the ambassadors, Jenkins unveiled a training plan in conjunction with Loretta Costin of Gulf Coast State College's Gulf/Franklin campus that will be held later in the month.
The free three-hour workshop will give attendees a better understanding of Gulf County's visitors and their interests, a brief history of the area to help answer questions, as well as basic customer service skills.
"We'll use the visitor's guide as our textbook," said Costin. "It's for employees of businesses in Gulf County to make sure they really are brand ambassadors to the area."
The class will give locals additional skills, specific to the area and Jenkins will encourage the WorkForce Board, county and city staff, police officers and even high school graduates to attend.
"It's been tremendous to work with the college and it may even grow into a course," said Jenkins. "This will be a case study for how the community is working together to be a luxury branded destination."
Registration details will be announced soon.
Also on the minds of the council was a proposed sports complex that could help draw families to the area during the shoulder season.
The city currently has 70 acres in Port St. Joe, gifted by the St. Joe Company to use for the facility, but the council also discussed the possibility of updating the Honeyville complex in Wewahitchka.
Council member and County Commissioner Warren Yeager said he felt that the TDC could be a leader in spearheading the project. He said that by offering a complex where sporting tournaments could be held, it would put "heads in beds" and also help support local businesses.
"It's a legal and encouraged project for our bed tax dollars," said council chairman David Warriner. "It feels like the right time."
Yeager motion to conceptually discuss the project on the municipal and county level was passed by the council. Yeager said that the project would be a good joint venture between the TDC, the city of Port St. Joe and the Board of County Commissioners.


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College Goal Sunday set for Feb. 10
IRONTON -- Students in Lawrence County who are considering attending college at any accredited institution are invited to Ohio University Southern to get free help in navigating the federal financial aid system.
OUS will host the statewide college financial aid event, "College Goal Sunday," at 2 p.m. on Feb. 10.
The free event, presented by the Ohio Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators and endorsed by the Ohio Board of Regents, assists students and parents with completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. The FAFSA is the federal application that is required to receive federal financial aid including the Federal Pell Grant and student loans as well as the need-based state grants.
Because of the great demand expected for assistance in completing the FASFA, families are encouraged to register for the free event at www.ohiocollegegoalsunday.org or by calling 1-800-233-6734.
"The FAFSA is the key to funding a college education and helping families to overcome financial barriers that otherwise prevent students from attending the institution of their choice. Studies show that a student is 50 percent more likely to attend college when they complete the FAFSA," according to a news release from OUS.
Walk-ins are welcome, but registration is encouraged.
OASFAA is a non-profit, professional organization for individuals actively engaged in the administration of financial aid within the State of Ohio for higher education. As an educational organization, OASFAA strives to offer resources to students, families and high school advisors to promote higher education and increase awareness of financial aid opportunities.
Jacki Adkins is the OUS Site Coordinator for the OASFAA. She can be reached at 740-533-4603 or email@example.com. For more information or to register, go to www.ohiocollegegoalsunday.org.


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As climate change intensifies, some species are showing themselves ill-equipped to survive it. Coral ecologists are now arguing that such species should drop down the list of conservation priorities – even if they typify the species-rich hotspots that are the poster children of conservation efforts.
Conservation cash has generally been funnelled towards biodiversity hotspots of abundant and diverse species, says Tim McClanahan, a senior conservation zoologist based in Mombasa, Kenya, who works for the New York-based Wildlife Conservation Society.
With limited funds available, he thinks it is time to reassess these priorities. The species in marine biodiversity hotspots are often ill adapted to handling stress, such as rising ocean temperatures and acidification, he says, which could make investment in them wasteful in the long term.
In 1998, an extreme warming event caused 45 per cent of corals in the western Indian Ocean to undergo bleaching. McClanahan and colleagues studied their recovery. They found that the corals in some areas rebounded better than others, suggesting that they are intrinsically better at coping with environmental stress.
The researchers had been assessing coral biodiversity in the region for decades – between 1991 and 2007, they surveyed 197 sites – and they combined this field information with their data on coral rebound to identify areas that combined a wide range of species with apparently high robustness to climate change.
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They also looked at long-term satellite data on nine stressors known to contribute to bleaching – including fluctuations in temperature, light and flow rates – to work out which of the robust hotspots are in areas that are least likely to experience long-lasting environmental stress. "It's a more realistic approach," McClanahan says.
The corals they identified lie offshore near the border of Mozambique and South Africa, and in a band extending from the Tanzania-Mozambique border to Madagascar and the Mascarene Islands. These corals have rarely been considered as priorities before, because they lie near heavily populated regions: human activities have conventionally been viewed as the top threat facing reefs. Instead, money has been used to protect taxonomically diverse coral reefs that lie far from human centres, says McClanahan, even if there is no evidence that these are more resilient to climate change.
Les Kaufman at Boston University, who was not involved in the study, agrees that conservation resources need to be carefully targeted to protect as many species as possible. "It's like triage," he says. Reassessment of the priority "patients" is a worthwhile activity, he thinks.
But others find all talk of prioritising conservation efforts disappointing. The focus used to be on cutting carbon emissions to save all vulnerable species, says Charles Birkeland, a coral reef expert at the University of Hawaii at Manoa in Honolulu. "I just feel we're giving up," he says.
McClanahan argues that his approach is simply pragmatic. "Where there are corals that are lucky, let's make a special effort so that we don't make them unlucky."
Journal reference: Global Change Biology, DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2486.2011.02395.x
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Paul Kellogg to Retire From New York City Opera and Glimmerglass Posts
By Ben Mattison
Paul Kellogg, general and artistic director of New York City Opera since 1996, will retire at the end of the 2006-07 season, the company announced.
Kellogg will also be leaving his post as artistic director of Glimmerglass Opera in Cooperstown, New York, at the end of the 2006 summer season, a spokesperson for Glimmerglass confirmed. When he departs, Kellogg will have led the highly regarded festival company for 27 years, as general director from 1979 to 1996 and as artistic director since 1996.
In a statement, the 68-year-old Kellogg said that he was ready to turn the leadership of the two companies over to someone else.
"This has been a hard decision," he said, �but I will have run two opera companies for 29 years, and that�s probably enough—for me and for the profession. It�s been a wonderfully exciting and satisfying time, and I�ve had the chance to meet extraordinary people, but it�s mostly a 15-hour-day, seven-days-a-week job that is probably better suited to someone 45 years old."
During Kellogg's tenure, NYCO has burnished its reputation as a center for groundbreaking productions, particularly of new American works and Baroque operas. NYCO has added 62 productions to its repertoire under his leadership and presented the world premieres of Deborah Drattell's Lilith and Charles Wuorinen's Haroun and the Sea of Stories and the New York premieres of operas by Michael Torke, Jake Heggie, and Mark Adamo. Since 1999, the company has also hosted the annual VOX festival, showcasing early versions of new American operas.
Kellogg has also spearheaded NYCO's efforts to find a new home created with opera in mind. (NYCO shares the New York State Theater with New York City Ballet.) In 2003, the company submitted an unsuccessful proposal for a new opera house on the former site of the World Trade Center. More recently, NYCO has reportedly discussed building a new home closer to Lincoln Center. In his statement today, Kellogg said that "although nothing can be confirmed or discussed specifically at this point, I would say that our finally getting a new theater is more likely than not. "
At Glimmerglass, Kellogg oversaw the creation of the Alice Busch Opera Theater on the shores of Otsego Lake and the world premiere of William Schuman's A Question of Taste, the American premiere of Mozart's Il re pastore, and the world premiere of the triptych Central Park. Over the last ten years, Kellogg's joint leadership of NYCO and Glimmerglass allowed for a close partnership, with 30 productions originating at Glimmerglass before traveling to New York City Opera.
Born in Hollywood, California, Kellogg studied at the University of Texas, the Sorbonne, and Columbia. Before joining Glimmerglass, he was a French teacher and administrator at the Allen-Stevenson School in New York.
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Posted 31 December 2012 - 11:10 AM
Primer and started work on the engine.
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Posted 31 December 2012 - 02:49 PM
Looks good in primer Rob.
Posted 31 December 2012 - 04:52 PM
Thanks. If I didn't have this slammin' purple paint screaming to be used, I mighta left it in primer.
Posted 01 January 2013 - 05:21 AM
Looks good, Rob! Primer wouldn't be bad choice for it either, it looks excellent.
Here are some pics of my Plymouth.
The kit is AMT/Matchbox productions, and I bought it some time ago with decent price. Engine is Chevy Big Block, but it needs some more work, I'm planning to change the Blower hat/ Injector and doing some cleaning.
Posted 10 January 2013 - 02:09 PM
Hi like to add a few that i have on the go. Still have to get around to finishing them this may give me the motivation to finish them. Hope they fit the criteria of this post. Cheers and thanks for looking.
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Posted 11 January 2013 - 09:03 AM
Cool Gassers! Very Nice!
I'm looking forward of seeing more of them. I will add your name to the list.
Posted 13 January 2013 - 10:45 PM
Now the fun bit..initial mockup.. nothing glued yet
thanks for looking
Posted 13 January 2013 - 11:22 PM
I've got a '57 chevy gasser just started, if it's OK to join in?
Posted 14 January 2013 - 02:39 AM
Hi Ian very cool looking truck you have on the way. Cant wait to see more pics of the build, are you keeping the scoop or going for a earlier style. Cheers
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Posted 15 January 2013 - 07:26 PM
Nice looking Pickup, Ian! The weathering looks excellent, and I do like the stance too.
Dodgefever, sure, I'll add you on the list. Thanx for joining in.
Posted 15 January 2013 - 11:29 PM
Cool. This is what I'm building - a '57 150 gasser. It'll have a set-back injected small block, and new front rails with a beam axle.
Posted 17 January 2013 - 01:45 AM
Hi this one is probably not for the die-hard but a more modern take on the 40 willys gasser for the street. Started with the pro-street kit and a big john kit gasser. Cut the front chassis off the gasser and also removed the pro-street front chassis and grafted the gasser front to the pro-street chassis. Opened up the trunk and have added a fuel cell and battery. Filled the hole where the scoop used to poke through. Interior wise have chosen later model buckets with the gasser door cards which both have very similar patterns and still retaining the old school look. I have used a 426 hemi from the sox and martin kit and added a cross-ram manifold with a couple of big carbs. Found some rims and tires from the parts box and have basically mocked it up to see how it looks. Cheers and thanks for looking
Posted 21 January 2013 - 08:49 AM
I've started on the firewall and moved the bellhousing mounts back on the frame. Engine is a small block with a Hydro trans, I cut the front of the frame off because it'll get new straight rails.
Posted 23 January 2013 - 12:59 PM
We have paint! Pics taken just at sunset, so not as bright as I'd have liked.
Posted 24 January 2013 - 02:57 AM
Nice color choice Rob. Those wide whites really "pop" with the color on the body.
Posted 16 February 2013 - 12:20 PM
Got some primer on it. Firewall still needs lots of work.
Posted 04 March 2013 - 03:00 AM
Just adding another to the collection. Started with a 33 willys sedan as a glue bomb bought on ebay along with another 11 models that are near the same condition. Unfortunately didnt take any pics in my haste in stripping it down. Was missing the front springs, rear springs were broken, induction was missing and painted in what looked like house paint applied with a brush. After stripping made a new set of front springs and modified a quick change rear end and springs to replace the nine inch and broken springs, also added some wheelie bars from the parts box. Got the body up to scratch, filled in the roof, a couple coats of primer and then a couple of coats of satellite brown was sprayed. Rubbed back with 1500 then 2000 grit and added some parts box decals. Have used the base of the 427 motor and added my own hilborn fuel injection and parts box headers. Still heaps to do will update as i go along. Cheers and thanks for looking.
Edited by vc273, 04 March 2013 - 03:02 AM.
Posted 29 March 2013 - 11:58 AM
Nice job guys on them all!
It seems to be easier to start a new project, than finish old ones.
I decided to build NHRA Legal Gasser from Lindberg's '40 Ford Coupe that comes with the kit where is also that Dodge L700-Truck. This will be built to match the 1963 Rules.
I started from the chassis....At first I thought this is going to be a bit easier project, but the chassis showed immediately, that it won't. Lindberg has molded the Exhaus pipe to the chassis, and it can't be removed without making damage to the floor pans. So I decided to cut the Floor away. After that I started cleaning the frame, but there is still a lot more work to do with it.
Engine will be Oldsmobile 394 Cid V8 that was produced from 1959 to 1964. It will have A Blower to make this Ford bit faster. With that engine combination, it will go to A/GS.
Posted 30 March 2013 - 10:22 AM
It seems to be easier to start a new project, than finish old ones.
Yes it seems to be!
I smoothed the Ford's engine with putty. And while it was drying, I had to continue an old, stalled Gasser project of mine. It is '50 Austin Gasser by Revell. It will be built mainly OOB, with added details and engine swap, the Ford engine from the kit just didn't look good. And because I'm a Chevy guy myself, I think 427 BBC will handle this one well. It will be Hilborn Injected. The block is from Monogram 1/24 kits, not just sure which one. I glued the halves together, sanded the seams and then I filled few mold mistakes I found. Tomorrow I hope to get it primered.
Also the kit's Frame didn't look very good. A lot of sanding, smoothing and work to do. It looks much better in picture than it really is.
Posted 04 April 2013 - 07:17 AM
Hot diggity...just got a Revell '57 Ford so now I can copy a replacement for the floor section I hogged out of the frame on the AMT version I started back at post 19. Thank you, Revell. I've waited a long time for this.


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In May 2005 Didion received the Gold Medal for Belles Lettres from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, which is the highest honor the academy awards to a writer and is given once every six years. She was awarded the 1996 Edward MacDowell Medal and the 1999 Columbia Journalism Award. In 2005 she won the National Book Award for The Year of Magical Thinking, which is now in its 20th printing.
Didion's novels include Run River (1963), Play It as It Lays (1970), A Book of Common Prayer (1977), Democracy (1984), and The Last Thing He Wanted (1996). Her nonfiction includes Slouching Towards Bethlehem (1968), The White Album (1978), Salvador (1983), Miami (1987), After Henry (1992), Political Fictions (2001), and Where I Was From (2003).
Didion and her late husband, John Gregory Dunne, co-authored the screenplays The Panic in Needle Park (1971), Play It as It Lays (1973), A Star Is Born (1977), True Confessions (1982), Hills Like White Elephants (1990) and Up Close and Personal (1995). She has lectured at colleges and universities across the country including the University of California at Berkeley, UCLA, Stanford, Bard, Yale and the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism.
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Brendon Ayanbadejo: 50% of NFL players share Chris Culliver's homophobic views 4
7:05 PM — Ravens player Brendon Ayanbadejo has estimated that 50% of NFL players have homophobic views.
UK: High Court rules in favour of gay male couple in parental dispute with lesbian couples 23
7:02 PM — Men who donate sperm can apply to seek a role in the lives of their biological children, the High Court has ruled in a case involving two lesbian couples who were friends with two gay men.
Shayne Ward strips off for Attitude magazine's annual naked issue 31
6:20 PM — Singer and former X Factor winner Shayne Ward has stripped off for Attitude magazine's annual naked issue.
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6:13 PM — A conference to help LGBT tech students feel comfortable in the workplace and connect with major employers such as Facebook and Twitter will be held in California this weekend.
Former baseball player: 'Why the hell should being gay matter in professional sport?' 6
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Ed Miliband predicts 'big turnout' for Labour in support of same-sex marriage vote 32
5:52 PM — Ed Miliband has predicted that the majority of his party's MPs will support equal marriage when it goes to a vote on Tuesday.
US radio host: 'Gay activists want to spread deviant sexuality and are as intolerant as jihadists' 50
5:31 PM — A US radio host has appeared on a Christian radio show, and said that "gay activists" are "the most intolerant people on the planet", and that they are "up there with the jihadists".
'Closeted gay' former New York Mayor Ed Koch dies aged 88 9
4:41 PM — Ed Koch, the outspoken former mayor of New York City, who famously refused to discuss his sexuality with reporters, has died of congestive heart failure aged 88.
US teacher tells class full of students 'I don't like queers' and 'Michele Obama is fat' 20
4:03 PM — A school teacher in the US has come under investigation after allegations that he used homophobic slurs during a debate with students. He reportedly said "I don't believe in queers".
United Nations experts call on Russia to drop anti-gay bill 6
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'God-fearing' Tory Equalities Minister Helen Grant defends same-sex marriage bill 10
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UK: Pro-gay Christians urged to pray ahead of same-sex marriage vote 27
2:53 PM — Christians who support equal marriage will hold a Day of Prayer on Sunday ahead of next week's vote by MPs on the Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill.
US: Mayor holds 'wedding' for 13 gay couples to protest against proposed equal marriage ban 3
2:23 PM — The mayor of a city in the US state of Indiana has conducted a symbolic wedding for over a dozen gay and lesbian couples in protest to a proposed ban on civil unions and equal marriage.
London: Sixth arrest in anti-gay 'Muslim Patrol' investigation
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BBC News presenter Jane Hill: Gays and lesbians need better representation on TV and radio 32
2:04 PM — BBC News presenter Jane Hill says there is still not enough LGBT people on Britain's TV screens in an exclusive interview with PinkNews.
Polish MP opposes equal marriage because 'gays are no use whatsoever to society' 110
1:40 PM — An Member of Parliament for the right-wing Polish opposition party has made homophobic remarks in a speech at a recent debate around the legalisation of equal marriage in the country.
Tory Northamptonshire MP: 'I support the love of gay couples but it is unacceptable for them to be able to marry' 58
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April, 2009
How much should water for personal and household needs and sanitation cost? How should these services be provided? These questions are fundamental to a woman's ability to provide clean, sufficient and affordable water for her family. When water is considered a commodity with the price set by the market, only those that can afford water at any price will have access.
In the developing world, millions of women and young girls must spend hours collecting and carrying water that often is unsafe and insufficient for personal and household needs. Even more time is often spent to collect fuel to boil water for drinking, cooking and personal hygiene. Such essential daily chores restrict their choices and opportunities for education and work, most often to supplement meager family incomes.
In the U.S., many communities, especially communities of color and poor communities have on-going problems with quality water and sanitation. Over the past few years in Detroit with a majority of poor African-American residents, there have been water shut-offs as documented in the movie FLOW in South Africa. Now Detroit residents are organizing to pass a law that the City must make water affordable and stop shutting off the water of low-income people.
Water a Human Need – Provided by For-Profit Corporations? On March 22, the Ministers or representatives of the more than 100 countries attending the World Water Forum in Istanbul, Turkey, released their final statement saying: "We recognize that access to safe drinking water and sanitation is a basic human need." This non-binding statement was agreed to even though representatives from France, Spain and some Latin American countries and tried to change the text, but were blocked by China, India, Brazil and the United States. At the same time, the Ministers or their representatives of more than 20 countries signed a Declaration of Government for the Human Right to Water in opposition to the World Water Forum's Ministerial Declaration that water is a human need stating: We recognize that access to water and sanitation is a human right and we are committed to all necessary actions for the progressive implementation of this right.
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Water a Human Right – Provided as a Non-Profit Public Service?
On March 19, 2009, the global water justice movement held a one-day People's Water Forum where Parliamentarians and Ministers of governments spoke alongside global activists.
Father Miguel d'Escoto, President of the 63rd UN General Assembly, was blocked from reading his statement to the 5th World Water Forum when his request to speak was ignored by Forum organizers. Maude Barlow, senior advisor to Father d'Escoto, read his statement to the People's Water Forum criticizing the World Water Council and the World Water Forum and calling upon the UN member states to implement a process leading to a legitimate global water forum under UN auspices. This statement had a huge impact on governments and on the forum itself.
On March 22, World Water Day, the People's Water Forum Declaration was released declaring water a human right and a central component of the global commons. The statement continues: we reject all forms of privatization and declare that the management and control of water must be public, social, cooperative, participatory, equitable, and not for profit.
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The top chefs in Wales will be out to defend the Dragon Trophy when they compete on the final day of the Battle for the Dragon contest tomorrow (Thursday).
Members of the Welsh National Culinary Team know exactly what they have to do after seeing Italy compete on Tuesday and Germany today at the Welsh International Culinary Championships hosted by Coleg Llandrillo Cymru, Rhos on Sea.
The Battle for the Dragon contest is one of the showpiece events at the championships, which are organised by the Welsh Culinary Association and sponsored jointly by the Welsh Government, Unilever Food Solutions and Hybu Cig Cymru/ Meat Promotion Wales.
Its an important year for all three national teams, with the forthcoming Culinary Olympics, the worlds premier contest for chefs, being hosted by Germany in October.
Germany won the Dragon Trophy with a gold medal in 2006, beating Wales and France, while Italy collected a bronze medal in 2008 when Sweden edged out the host nation. Wales won the trophy last year.
Italys top chefs were first in the kitchen on St Valentines Day, cooking a three-course lunch for 80 people with Welsh Lamb as the main course. Germany cooked Welsh Pork as their main course today and the Welsh National Culinary Team completes the line-up tomorrow, cooking Welsh Beef as their main course.
The Welsh National Culinary Team, captained by Wayne Roberts, includes David Kelman, executive head chef at the Ellenborough Park Hotel, Cheltenham, Toby Beevers, head chef Hawarden Farm Shop, Sally Owens, lecturer at Coleg Llandrillo Cymru, Rhos on Sea, Dion Jones, senior chef de partie at Carden Park Country Hotel, Golf Resort and Spa near Chester and Christopher Owen, senior sous chef at The Quay Hotel and Spa, Deganwy.
Owen goes into the contest on a high, having won the National Chef of Wales title and £2,000 prizemoney on his fifth wedding anniversary yesterday.
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Designed to celebrate the nation's culinary skills and rich variety of quality food, the Welsh International Culinary Championships is a mouthwatering event packed with exciting competitions for learner, junior and senior chefs and waiting staff.
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> > I could not get PuTTy to Run I already sent that mesage to you. I attempted
> > to go to the address lifshitz.ucdavis.edu but went to soma Apache test page
> > At this point I am frustrated and confused. I hope Bill Gates takes over
> > the world. Things will not be as good or as secure but at least they will be
> > usable.
> > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> > comment: there are a few major flaws in his thinking, but i'm wondering
> > if anyone can spot (what i see to be) the biggest.
> Let's see:
> 1. He's assuming Bill Gates has not already taken over the world.
> 2. He's assuming a Microsoft universe will be easy to navigate.
> Now, getting less snarky:
> 3. He's confused between PuTTY and a web browser (hence the Apache
> comment), and for all I know is shaky on this whole 'ports' business.
> 4. This is somehow PuTTY's or Apache's fault.
> LART him but gently, though; maybe we can save his soul yet. :)
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