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A major piece of news hit the 2016 presidential race this week, and it had nothing to with the still-nascent campaigns. It was the news that Jon Stewart is leaving the Daily Show. Read More »
Feb 13, 2015
A major piece of news hit the 2016 presidential race this week, and it had nothing to with the still-nascent campaigns. It was the news that Jon Stewart is leaving the Daily Show. Read More »
It's been a tough week for the news media. Bob Simon, a journalism war horse dating to Vietnam whose courageous coverage won him dozens of awards, including 27 Emmys–died in a fluke car crash Wednesday. Jon Stewart, impresario extraordinaire on "The Daily Show," announced that he is abandoning us. And Brian Williams got suspended—and may have ended his career as NBC's evening anchor—for lying.
The toughest news, however, is that media freedom is in "drastic decline" worldwide, according to a survey released Thursday by Reporters Without Borders. Press freedoms were diminished in two-thirds of the 180 countries surveyed, the report reveals. Read More »
Paul Begala, who served in the Bill Clinton administration and later worked as a CNN commentator, tweeted late Tuesday: "Please, Jon Stewart, don't quit @TheDailyShow ! That would truly hurt America." Read More »
Hillary Clinton coyly played along Tuesday as "The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart tried to tease out an admission that she's running for president.
It's the rare public appearance where Mrs. Clinton isn't asked about her political ambitions. Her stock answer is that she's considering a presidential run in 2016 but hasn't yet made up her mind. Read More »
It's been a big week for 16-year old Malala Yousafzai, an education campaigner from Pakistan, whose cause nearly cost her her life.
Malala – whose book, "I Am Malala" is ranked second on Amazon's best seller's chart –beat out Edward Snowden for the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought, the EU's premier human rights award. She was in the running for the Nobel Peace Prize, which was ultimately awarded to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons. And Jon Stewart offered to adopt her on "The Daily Show." Read More »
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius defended the performance of the new insurance exchanges Monday night to Jon Stewart on "The Daily Show" Monday night, telling him that hundreds of thousands of people had been able to create accounts to sign up for coverage on healthcare.gov and that the site "started a little rockier than we'd like but I think it's getting better by the day."
The Wall Street Journal reported Monday morning that the administration is trying to fix design and software problems with the site that have blocked people from completing enrollment. Read More »
There's a new round in the Jon Stewart-Paul Krugman coin debate.
After Mr. Stewart mocked the idea of minting a trillion-dollar-coin on his Daily Show last week, Mr. Krugman, a leading platinum coin enthusiast, wrote a New York Times blog post Saturday called "Lazy Jon Stewart" that said Mr. Stewart made a "hash" of explaining the coin idea and said it showed a "lack of professionalism on the part of Stewart and his staff." Read More »
President Barack Obama defended his handling of last month's attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, saying the size of the federal government can lead to mistakes, and promised he is still committed to closing the detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Mr. Obama, in a pre-taped interview Thursday on Comedy Central's "Daily Show With Jon Stewart," faced repeated questions about about his administration's shifting accounts of what led to the Benghazi attack and the appearance that the White House and the State Department were not on the same page.
Jared Favole contributed to this article. Read More »
Among the many forces that go into shaping a campaign – from speeches to advertisements – late-night comedy has earned a special place. It's where narratives about candidates can be created and grow free of the constraints of regular journalism, for better or worse.
On late-night TV a candidate can be branded and rebranded as a flip-flopper or stiff (see Sen. John Kerry in 2004) or reckless and foolish (frequently part of the jabs at former President George W. Bush).
But not all late-night shows are the same. For some, politics is more than just the stuff of monologue one-liners; it's a critical element to the program. Take, for instance, the late-night shows on Comedy Central, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report. They thrive on politics. And when you look at who watches those shows through Patchwork Nation's demographic/geographic county breakdown an interesting pattern emerges.
Both shows do well in places where the vote is solidly Democratic, collegiate Campus and Careers and big city Industrial Metropolis counties. And both shows underperform in reliably Republican counties like the small-town Service Worker Centers and the socially conservative Evangelical Epicenters.
But the Daily Show and the Colbert Report also have strong followings in the politically crucial, swing-voting Monied Burbs. In fact, viewership numbers in those 286 counties mirror the numbers from those more liberal counties, according to data from Experian Simmons.
That tells us a bit about the voters in those counties and about the impact of Mr. Stewart and Stephen Colbert on the 2012 campaign.
The Daily Show and Colbert Report aren't like other late-night TV shows. The main goal for both shows is comedy, of course. No laughs equals no audience. But there is a definite bent to their humor. Consider this week's offerings.
On Monday, just back from a week's vacation, Mr. Stewart devoted 11 minutes of his show to poke fun at former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum's rise in the polls and the battle over contraception – with the GOP as his primary target. On Tuesday, Mr. Colbert used the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show to mock Republican class-war arguments (yes, you read that right) with his own unique style, of course. Mr. Colbert's on-air persona is a sardonic take on conservative commentators in general… Read More »
Attention Glenn Beck fans: Don't watch "The Daily Show" – unless you want to get angry.
The Fox News host is a favorite target of Jon Stewart, host of Comedy Central's hit fake news show. Conservatives might be better off watching "The Tonight Show" on NBC, where host Jay Leno likes to poke fun of former Vice President Al Gore. Angry New Yorkers, meanwhile, should check out "The Late Show" on CBS because host David Letterman likes to taunt Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Those, at least, are just some of the findings from the Center for Media and Public Affairs, a nonpartisan group affiliated with George Mason University. They released a report Monday, entitled "Jay Leno is red, Jon Stewart is blue," to document what most fans of late-night television already knew: Comedy remains a partisan sport.
"Just as conservatives get their political news from Fox and liberals from MSNBC, conservatives are getting their political humor from NBC and liberals from Comedy Central," said Robert Lichter, the group's president.
The study found that Messrs. Stewart and Letterman aimed nearly three out of every five jokes deemed "partisan" at Republicans and conservatives. Meanwhile, Democrats and liberals were the favored targets of Leno and NBC "Latenight" host Jimmy Fallon.
The one unifying theme: Everyone makes fun of the president. Barack Obama was the butt of 309 jokes, according to the study, topping former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (137 jokes), former President George W. Bush (132 jokes) and Vice President Joe Biden (94) jokes. Read More »
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Your submarine tour Kona adventure takes you on an unforgettable 50-minute journey aboard an Atlantis 48-passenger submarine, as featured in National Geographic television specials. You'll explore a huge natural coral reef and its marine inhabitants! A new adventure awaits you at depths up to 100 feet (30 meters). Enjoy the view in air-conditioned comfort and safety aboard a Big Island submarine.
As the majestic island sun begins to set, you'll join in the fun at the Royal Kona Resort for a spectacular evening at the Voyagers of the Pacific Luau and Revue. This exciting traditional Polynesian luau is held in the resort's oceanfront coconut grove and includes a traditional shell lei greeting, torch lighting and Imu Ceremony. There's an open bar while you enjoy Kailua-Kona's premier all-you-can-eat Polynesian buffet.
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This was a very fun activity and appeals to all ages. Cody was our guide and he was very informative of the marine life as well as the ocean itself. We enjoyed the submarine more than the Luau but the Luau provided a pleasant insight to the Hawaiian culture.
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My husband expected this tour to be kind of cheesy but went along to please me. He admitted this after the trip and expressed how surprised and pleased he was with it. He said it was the highlight of his trip! As for me, I loved it! The guide (Samantha?) was very knowledgeable. It was well worth the money especially paired with the luau.


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Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
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Who'd have thought ten years ago that Washington's power elite would gather for morning meetings at a farm-to-table restaurant with a name so folksy and earnest it sounds like a parody? Yet you're likely to spot a few boldface names digging into stacks of blueberry pancakes or brioche French toast with brandied crème anglaise. Lighter fare includes the satisfying Drag Through the Garden, a vegetable-packed egg-white omelet with cheddar, and a yogurt parfait with oats, nuts, and whatever fruit is in season. The Potomac location may not boast many heavy hitters, but in warmer weather you can dine on a patio festooned with flowers and herbs. Monday through Friday 7 to 11 am, Saturday and Sunday 9 to 2 (DC) and 9 to 1 (Potomac).


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My daughter is trying to decide whether she should renew her AP or not. It runs out on Sunday, and she would like to renew it immediately. However, she will be spending 4 months abroad studying in England from January through April. So I told her it might be better to wait until she returns. But it got me to thinking, I wonder if there is any sort of system setup for an AP holder who is out of the country and unable to use their pass for a certain period?
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BackgroundHamlet or the Last Game without MMORPG Features, Shaders and Product Placement is the original point-and-click adventure game based on twisted William Shakespeare's Hamlet. Solve logic puzzles and fight with monsters to uncover secrets, punish all the villains and rescue the princess.
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"Graphic Classics: Oscar Wilde" features "The Picture of Dorian Gray", Wilde's tale of narcissism and horror, adapted for comics by Alex Burrows and illustrated by Lisa K. Weber. Plus the comic satire "The Canterville Ghost" by Antonella Caputo and Nick Miller, "Lord Arthur Savile's Crime" by Rich Rainey and Rich Tommaso, and an adaptation of Wilde's exotic play "Salome", illustrated by Molly Kiely.
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By TeensReadToo 01 Oct 2010
In the sixteenth volume of Graphic Classics, we are given some famous works of Oscar Wilde in a comic format.
Starting with The Picture of Dorian Gray, they take a classic novel and break it down to its basic parts. While some of it might be a bit confusing for those not familiar with the actual book, it was still done very well. The illustrations were amazing, especially the difference in Dorian the man and Dorian the portrait, as you can see on the book's cover.
Next up, we have the short story The Canterville Ghost, which was a personal favorite. The story was funny and nicely told in the format. It definitely made me wish to go and read the actual story, as well, which I think is a plus if these graphic novels can do that for other readers.
The third story was Lord Arthur Saville's Crime, which, again, was amusing in that classic Oscar Wilde way. The drawings for this story perfectly fit the narration, as it's a lot more dark.
Finally, this book ends with Salome, which was probably my least favorite out of the entire book. This is in no way because of the writing or art, but rather, the storyline in general didn't interest me as much as the rest. One of my favorite parts was the page where Salome dances. The artist took the various moves and poses and lumps them all together in a way that turned out amazing. I definitely think they were correct in using this for the end of the book, which made the set-up of all the stories nicely done.
Overall, OSCAR WILDE was an immense pleasure to read. The writers and artists took a hard task and did it well. I'm a fan of Oscar Wilde myself, though I haven't read much by him as of yet. I believe that this book will be welcome in the homes of new and old fans, as it gives you a first peek into some of Wilde's famous plays and stories, as well as showing them in a new, modern way.
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Valley City will hold a public meeting Wednesday to discuss the future of the city's renaissance zone, which is set to end in July, 2015. The meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Valley City City Hall to discuss potential changes to the zone, particularly to re-examine the geography of the zone to determine if adjustments should be made that would allow property owners to take advantage of the renaissance zone, according to Tony Kobbervig, a member of the Valley City Renaissance Zone Authority.
More in Tuesday's Times-Record.
Shanel Finke is the new event coordinator at the Valley City Area Chamber of Commerce. She replaces Courtney Henkel, who moved to Colorado to pursue other opportunities. More in Tuesday's Times-Record.
The Valley City Monday and Thursday Farmers Market will begin its 35th year next week where customers can purchase local produce, baked goods and home-canned foods and maybe even a few surprises. More in Tuesday's Times-Record.


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- Private day trip to Plitvice Lake National Park from Zagreb
- Visit the UNESCO-listed lakes with a friendly private guide
- Enjoy a walking tour around the forest trails inside Plitvice Lake National Park
- See incredible flora and fauna and breathtaking lakeside panoramas
- Ride on an electric boat around the lower lakes
- Relax on a sightseeing tour by electric train before leaving the national park
What You Can Expect
On arrival, head out to explore the dense forests that surround the lakes with your private guide. While walking along the forest trails at a steady pace, admire the breathtaking wilderness that can be seen all around you, with colorful wild flowers framing the paths and pretty wooden bridges. The walkways are well maintained yet steep, but your guide will set the pace according to the slowest walker so no one is left behind. Your route takes in some 300 stairs, and while it's not an easy walk, the views from the vantage points make it oh-so worth it.
Halfway through your walk, enjoy some free time for lunch at a cafe inside the park (own expense), and then take a ride around one of the lower lakes by electric boat. The lakes are famous for their pure water, and while they may look turquoise from a distance, you'll notice how clear they are when gazing into their depths from your boat.
After your boat ride and the second half of your walk, hop aboard an electric train for a final tour of the park to cover more ground. From the comfort of your seat, look out at breathtaking panoramas of the verdant countryside, punctuated by dazzling lakes.
Swap your mode of transport to your vehicle, and then relax on your journey back to Zagreb, finishing your day trip with a hotel drop-off.
Customer Reviews
June 2015
The park is like a peace from heavens! Amzing place, and well maintained.
The tour guide is very informative and so friendly!
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October 2014
Loved the waterfalls! The tour guide who accompanied us was so friendly and full of information. Highly recommended excursion!


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Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Diamond DA40 XLS: Premier Edition
Premier Aircraft of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., has created its own ultra version of the Diamond DA40 XLS
Back in the pattern, the Star is happy at any approach speed between 65 and 80 knots. Dirty stall with flaps extended to their full 42-degree limit is a low 49 knots, so technically, you could meet the 1.2 Vs requirement with an approach at only 59 knots. That might be a little sporty unless you know the airplane VERY well, but 65 knots should provide a reasonable flare with plenty of roll control remaining.
If descents are a challenge, landings are exactly the opposite, almost silly simple. You could probably coach Betty White through a solo in a half-dozen hours. The flare seems nearly automatic, and the touchdown is anticlimactic. Few airplanes are easier to land than a Cessna Skyhawk or Piper Archer, but the Diamond Star may be one of them.
Add it all up, and it all adds up. Every aircraft design represents a series of compromises, but the folks at Diamond seem to have compromised the least. The DA40 XLS gets my vote as the best, all-around, 180 hp, fixed-gear people hauler above the planet.
Diamond DA50 SuperStar
The original concept was for two similar airplanes, the 350 hp SuperStar and a 170 hp Thielert diesel version, the Magnum, both to be certified with five seats. The SuperStar was expected to offer a flight-level cruise of 200 knots. Both projects were put on hold when the economy turned asthmatic in 2009. Diamond was concentrating its assets on developing the Diamond D-Jet at the time. With the recent success of the Cirrus SR22 and Cessna's acquisition of the Columbia line three years ago, Diamond may be taking the DA50 off the shelf in the next few years.
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CDC Warns Of African Virus In Caribbean
A debilitating virus first detected in Africa has spread to the Western Hemisphere, specifically the Caribbean island of St. Martin.
Broward Schools: Norovirus To Blame For Student Illnesses
A mystery illness, according to Broward County officials, that sent students at a elementary school sick has been identified as a virus.
Passengers: We Returned From Cruise With Norovirus
For the second time in as many weeks, passengers returned from a vacation at sea with claims of hazardous health conditions aboard their cruise ship.
Cyber Crooks Now Targeting Search Engines
Most of us have the common sense these days to be cautious opening emails from someone we don't know, or not open suspicious attachments. But now computer crooks have found a way to target us on search engines.
CDC: West Nile Outbreak Sickens More Than 4,500
More than 4,000 people have been infected with the West Nile virus this year, making it the biggest outbreak of the disease since 2003, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Miami-Dade Health Dept. Confirms 1st Dengue Fever Case
Miami-Dade County Health Department officials confirmed Thursday that a Miami-Dade resident has contracted Dengue Fever.
New Virus Related To SARS And Common Cold Found In Middle East
A previously unknown virus has appeared in both Saudi Arabia and in a traveler who recently returned from the country. The virus killed one and has left the other in intensive care in London, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Sunrise Man, HIV Positive, Faces 7 Charges After Sex With Boy
A 30-year-old Sunrise man is charged with attempted second-degree murder and criminal transmission of the AIDS virus.
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"The credit union is a handy way to save because the money comes off your salary, the rates are competitive and I like the people."
Mr Mooney has been a member since 2003 and puts away a regular monthly amount.
Mr Mooney said: "I was brought up to always have money sitting there for when you need it.
"When people budget they think about monthly bills, but they often forget about holidays and the bigger payments and unexpected things.
"I have got a young child now, so I can't spare quite as much as I used to, but I still manage £50 a month because you never know when you'll need it.
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RMX250 halfway build
I'm pretty good with motors , but the shiney stuff is not my thing. So this is only halfway. I may powdercoat eventually but so far it's just to get it running & riding
What I bought was a 93 rmx250. I like the wide ratio trans of the RMX & Guy Coopers' whip in the early 90's Dirtrider always had me wanting an RM. I'm more of a big bore 2-stroke guy so the motor really needed to be breathed on a bit. I ended up just using the 93 trans & clutch. The jug is from a 91 RM which has the biggest exhaust port of the series. The case & crank are 1995 because they started using crank stuffing in the later motors. The head is a 95 rm because it actually has a squish band. I'm using VF3 reeds because they reduce crankcase volume too. I would have done some stuffing but I am lazy.
Here I gotta say thanks to Bix & Mike Wier. Mike runs OEM-CYCLE.COM Bix', place is called motoxman.com , these 2 gave me a smoking deal on the crank & jug. Both parts were to me in 3 days.
I had others supply parts but these guys stood out.
I'm also using a new PSI pipe I found on ebay for $125 shipped, talk about SCORE.
I intend to dual-sport this for a bit , but as with anything I build its always for sale. As part of the dual sporting I went with a KTM LC4 tank & grafted it to the bike. I figure I need the extra range of more fuel. I really wanted a 6.6 gallon 2003 yz250/450f tank but couldnt find one so I took what was cheap.
My photos will start with the motor & I'll kinda go from there as I complete the build. The handle bars on these are way far back & I have a trick for that. The plastic & seat cover colors that are available now dont match the old suzuki yellow & I have a few tips on that.
I do have a question though , have any of you used permatex anti-sieze on your powervalves. I've been using it on my last 3 powervalve motors & it takes a few rides to really loosen up but once it does it works quite nice. It kinda helps keep you from beating on a fresh motor because the powervalves dont react as fast as normal so you kinda ride a DOG till the lube melts in .
Sorry for the long post but I'm kind of a Blatherer
Pics to come
On the piston I windowed it & dropped the boysen port before the replate. On a kx500 it equals 2.5 hp in the mid range. The reason I think it works like that is if you think of swinging a bucket to keep the water in the bottom the highest point of pressure is in the very bottom so a window relieves this hgih pressure point.
The piston is also skirt coated with an antifriction coating & ceramic on top
Here's the boysen port drop
Powerseal does beautiful work as well.
Heres where the bike is at
Yes it's in my kitchen & yes its a work in progress. You can see the tank on it at this point but the shrouds still need to be attached.
The 91 jug needed some port work to smooth out the powervalve area & the powervalves had to be relieved as I went 2mm overbore
You can see the rechambered head above as well & below here you can see how the everthing is flush when the valves are open, they were 1/4 inch deep before the work.
The RMX is know for having excellent fuel economy due to such a small exhaust window, you can kind of see it here when the powervalves arent open
The crankcase stuffing I was refering to I lost the pic to but you can kind of see it in these 2 photos here. The aluminum insert on the second pic is where it's at.
Veshrah Japanese rods are the good stuff, no wiseco China junk
This may be a bunch of crap no one cares about but it might also help someone understand what theyre paying for so...
Heres an illustration of the head with no squish band off the RMX vs the RM head with squish. The clay is there to illustrate what I'm talking about.
The bar mounts are off of a honda ascot 500 & they put the bars forward a 1/2 inch at least. I had to turn a spacer to on the lathe to use them though & the retaining nut is small enough I worry a little that it wont be strong enough
The little details are what pay the dividends. Intake matching helps a bit too.
very cool, looks like part of the return of two strokes
That should be a runner,I sold an RMX PSI pipe a while ago on ebay,,could it be?
I found 8 RM/RMX's all in parts in a pile for so cheap I couldnt pass it up.
Also one with a current CA plate in complete bike form but it's gone now.
Ive got a few odds and ends left but most has sold off.
Ive still got a FMF 91/92 RMX pipe on there for sale but nobody wants it even for cheap.
The PSI pipe I got is new old stock. The guy had a few when I got mine.
On to a place to put my :kat:
The seat has been some work. Mating it to a non stock tank & the sukiest seat cover ever. The seat cover has been the biggest problem on multiple levels. Its the worst fitting one I've ever replaced, even with using new undamaged foam.
The other problem was the color didnt match the 90s rmx color at all. Its like neon lime yellow & the older plastics are a orangish yellow & it just clashed :puke2. I could have gotten a black one instead which I would recommend , but the easy way isnt my way.
Plastic for early 90's rm's is hard to find let alone multiple colors & I wanted the newer yellow to match the seat. I could have gotten the the factory fit tank in black but no black shrouds. So I tried to get a natural colored 6.6 yamaha, the only color they still make is blue. Which just left me randomly hunting for a large tank with shrouds. I lucked out & picked up a new lc4 tank for $80 on ebay.
Mounting it was pretty slick. I had to cut off the original seat catch, represented by the cardboard in the pic, then weld in a new tank hold down there.
The next step was the inner front mount, it's kind of an aluminum handle, with a rubber hose over to keep from wearing on the tank. Bolts right into the factory tank mounts
These tank ears just slip right on
For the rear mount I turned down a piece of derilin on the lathe. Figured it would wear decent against the tank.
Feels snug no slop when mounted. I still nee to attach to the radiators, but they have some nice loops that will make it easy enough.
To hook the seat to the frame / tank area I used an old cutting board of my Wife's cause it seemed like it wouldnt hurt the tank at all. It worked out to where the airbox now draws air from the front of the seat. You can see where the derelin bushing goes under the silver washer.
The middle layer hooks the seat to prevent side to side movement but also alows for an air chanel
I also used an old milk jug to create a dust shield from the rear. I'd of liked it to seal up closer to the vents but you gotta be able to take the seat on & off
Real easy to attach just used my trusty stapler
The seat pan needed the old attaching points removed & a new one riveted in. I had a old cr250 seat to rob the front catch out of.
You can see the gap here under the front of the seat for the air channel . It's decent sized under there I just couldnt get a better pic. & no my fat :kat doesnt smoosh it down to where it cant breathe.
From a couple feet back the gap doesnt look too horrible.
Yea my picture skills need help.
Holey Moley,youve got some time on your hands,and some skills as well.
I tend to buy what works and ride it till it dont.
Looking good though. Ive got some 90's RMX/RM wheels around if your needing spares
I have some sort of mental disease that wont let me just buy something & leave it alone. Theres only 3 bike's I could even consider buying new right now, ktm/Husaberg 300, Hayabusa or Ninja 1400. Those would even need some tweaks from the factory. I dont have buckets of cash though so I kinda gotta build what I want. The time on this hasnt been to bad though , not compared to an aluminum framed bike.
I already have a spare rear wheel though , thanks. They are factory excell's on the rmx you should strip the rims & sell them as such & sell the hubs separate.
Nice build, its the litttle things. Is that a DRZ400 IMS tank on there?
Im looking at buying a RMX this summer for next winters rebuild needless to say im following along :lurk
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Can this be attached to a Mac mini?
I want to connect a 5 MP medical monitor to a Mac mini. Can this graphic card be attached to a Mac mini?
- Asked by Hiral Jerajani K from Muscat
ATI Radeon HD 5770 Graphics Upgrade Kit for Mac Pro (Mid 2010)
Product No Longer Available
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There are two answers here, no but yes....let me explain.
The no answer:
The ATI Radeon 5770 Graphics Card is a full length PCIe card that fits into a Mac Pro tower with PCI expansion slots. You Mac Mini does not have any of these slots, so it physically can't be installed.
Now the yes answer:
You can purchase a Sonnet Echo Express Pro Thunderbolt Expansion Chassis and install the card into that and then have it connected to your Mac Mini's Thunderbolt Port. This would technically give you the same result and functionality, but don't quote me here. The Sonnet Echo Express Pro Thunderbolt Expansion Chassis is around 3-4 times the cost of the ATI Radeon 5770 Graphics Card itself so unless you have deep pockets, it may be cost prohibitive.
You'd be better off buying a second hand Mac Pro if you want to make use of this card.
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TLChildcare in Valley City, the city's only non-profit daycare, needs help from the community. After operating for years with only one rate increase, the center has dipped into its reserve funds making it necessary to implement a significant rate increase for nearly seven dozen children in the center's care.
More in Friday's Times-Record.
The Valley City Education Association has filed a Writ of Mandamus petition that temporarily restrains the Valley City Public School District from issuing unilateral contracts to teachers after the two entities failed to reach an agreement in contract negotiations earlier this year.
Restaurant of the Week is a new feature series that looks at area restaurants and what they offer.
The Tower Travel Center is open seven days weekly from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., and serves a full menu of breakfast, lunch and supper items all day long. More in Friday's issue of the Times-Record.
Scammers have taken aim at Cass County Electric Cooperative customers, attempting to convince business people they are behind on utility bills and must make immediate payment or have their service disconnected. More in Friday's issue of the Times-Record.
Viking football and volleyball players visited Barnes County elementary schools in the first week of March to exemplify the importance of being active and eating healthy, to demonstrate exercises students can do for training and to show students that physical activity can be fun.
Read this story in Friday's Times-Record.
After just four days off following a 16-game, 12-day Tucson, Ariz. stretch, Valley City State baseball opens their in-state games this weekend with doubleheaders at Dickinson State on Saturday and Sunday.
As of Thursday afternoon, Saturday's forecast in Dickinson calls for a high near 59 degrees and mostly sunny skies. Sunday's games could be in jeopardy as the forecast calling for a chance of rain and a high near 40 degrees. Game times are 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Mountain Time on Saturday, and 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. Mountain Time on Sunday.
A pair of Valley City State University men's basketball recruits have received even more postseason awards.
Milnor 6-foot-3-inch senior guard Briton Bussman, who became the Class B Senior Athlete of the Year on March 8, was also a finalist and finished second in voting for the North Dakota Mr. Basketball Award. Bussman's latest honor came with First Team All-State distinction on March 24 that followed All-Region and All-District status.


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Comedian Gaffigan really likes Hilton Milwaukee
Everyone knows the key to Jim Gaffigan's heart is food - especially the staff at the Hilton Milwaukee City Center.
The Hot Pockets- and Domino's-ribbing comedian is in town to celebrate Christmas with his in-laws ( wife Jeannie is from Milwaukee), and evidently the Gaffigan clan - all seven of them - are staying at the downtown hotel. The tipoff: not one but four enthusiastic tweets Gaffigan posted Saturday morning to his nearly 1.5 million followers, praising the hotel's service and a full table of eats waiting for them in their room. »Read Full Article
Full Belly Fall Fest in Third Ward will raise money for culinary scholarships
Guests can sample fare from restaurants and take part in a silent auction from 5 to 9 p.m. Sept. 23 at the Full Belly Fall Fest in the Third Ward, all to raise money for culinary scholarships.
The annual event, sponsored by the American Culinary Federation Chefs of Milwaukee, moves this year to the Italian Community Center, 631 E. Chicago St. »Read Full Blog Post
Off the Wall Theatre delivers must-see 'Grey Gardens'
Midway through the first act of the superb "Grey Gardens" now on stage at Off the Wall Theatre, young Edie tries to declare independence from Big Edie, her overbearing mother. It's Little Edie's engagement party, but Big Edie is intent on hogging the spotlight with a recital of favorite songs.
When Little Edie puts her foot down and says "no," Niffer Clarke's Big Edie oozes devastated diva. But Alexandra Bonesho's eager-to-please Little Edie makes clear that the guilt-ridden daughter has it worse. She anxiously tries coaxing Big Edie out of her funk by beginning "Two Peas in a Pod," a loving duet that embodies everything the two women share. »Read Full Article
Panic! At the Disco takes the Rave on a wild, Vegas-y ride
When Panic! at the Disco played the Rave on Friday night, frontman Brendon Urie might not have been trying to represent his hometown of Las Vegas.
However, his showmanship was clearly inspired by the place. »Read Full Article
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Barnes & Noble Brookfield Mall: Donald L. Ensenbach "Kokopelli: Dream Catchers of an Ancient," noon-4 p.m. Sept. 20, 95 N. Moorland Road, Brookfield, (262) 796-8550. »Read Full Article
Re-purposed fashion; Doors Open Milwaukee; Apple Harvest Festival
Re-purposeful fashion
The challenge was to create a a garment made of used ... something, anything. Oh, and it had to relate to the theme: environment and water. The results will hit the runway Friday for Redline Milwaukee 2013 Fusion fashion show. Along with a close-up look at the creative costumes, attendees will see a new clothing line developed by four area designers. The show will be 7 p.m. at Redline Milwaukee, 1422 N. 4th St. A cash bar and complimentary treats will be served. Tickets are $25 or $50 and can be purchased at redline-fusion.eventbrite.com. »Read Full Article
Stellar Spark New Year's Eve party bringing 50-plus DJs to the Rave
If you want to dance away the final hours of 2013, the annual Stellar Spark New Year's Eve bash at the Rave will have options for you--more than 50 of them.
DJs will be performing in all five public rooms at the Rave on Dec. 31 for the 11th annual event, led by headliner Adventure Club. Other confirmed acts include Zomboy, Candyland and the Devil from Acapulco. »Read Full Article


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My Five Favorite Craft Beers
In honor of the upcoming Grapes and Grain Festival on June 7th at Trump Taj Mahal, I bring you my five favorite craft beers!
Beyonce and Jay Z to Go 'On the Run' for Summer Tour
New Jersey Teen Goes Doo Wop to Stage Prom Proposal [VIDEO]
Katy Perry is Unrecognizable in Video for 'Birthday'
Katy Perry recently told Jimmy Kimmel that her goal for the video for her new single 'Birthday' was to not be sexy or glamorous. So the pop star relied on makeup and special effects to transform into five of the worst birthday wishers ever. It's not the Katy we're used to seeing, but it is still the sam
Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott Face His Cheating in Premiere of New Reality Show [VIDEO]
Ever since the premiere of their debut reality show Tori & Dean: Inn Love, actors Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott have shared their courtship, marriage, and family (now four kids) with viewers. But I'm not sure this latest series True Tori is in either of their best interest if they have any hopes in repairing they relationship after Dean admitted he cheated on the 90210 star.
People Magazine Reveals Its Most Beautiful Person
I don't like when People magazine reveals its Most Beautiful list before it hits newsstands.
The Goonies II is Coming [VIDEO]
Never say never! This 1985 classic is finally getting a sequel!
Watch Katy Perry Lose at 'Who Knows Katy?' Game [VIDEO]
Who REALLY knows Katy Perry? Well, apparently a super-fan. The pop star appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Monday night to take part in a game called 'Who Knows Katy?' versus one of her biggest admirers. Katy was a little slow on the buzzer, but her calm, cool, and collected competitor had no trouble answering questions about
Miley Cyrus Postpones Philadephia Show
According to Comcast-Spectacor, Miley Cyrus is postponing her remaining U.S. dates of her "Bangerz" Tour, including the show at the Wells Fargo Center on Monday, April 21st.
Joey Fatone Disses The Backsteet Boys [VIDEO]
Back in October, I had the pleasure to interview former 'NSYNC member Joey Fatone. He was very nice, but I wish he had talked some trash about other boy bands. He finally did, he just didn't do it when I interviewed him!
Throwback Thursday Preview: 5 Unforgettable Old-School Videos
From MC Hammer to the Spice Girls, we're revving up for another Throwback Thursday on SoJO! We're looking back on a few classic videos to help paint the visual. Got a Throwback Thursday request? List it in the comment box below or hashtag is #SoJOTBT on Facebook and Twitter.


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I just received my adipex prescription today and I am going to start taking it in the morning but I was hoping someone can tell me what the best foods are to eat while I am taking it. I have been on a no carb diet for a year now and I seem to be gaining a lot of weight. I am 218lbs now and I am hoping with this adipex I can at least drop 30lbs. My doctor only gave me a 30 day script because he is so against this medication. I begged him for it for 3 months before I finally got it. He told me to split my pills in half to make them last 60 days. Will they still work as well if I split them? Any advise would be appreciated.. Thanks so much... Midwest_DIva
What are the best foods to eat while taking adipex?
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12 Jul 2012
Hello Midwest Diva. Adipex is meant to be taken for the short term only. Reason being that the longer a person is on the drug, the less effective it is. The norm is three weekss and then the drug is stopped. A high dose does not mean its going to work any better than a low one. Due to side effects, most people prefer to stay on a lower dose. Thats another reason why your doctor chose not to prescibe it for any longer than the thirty days. As to diet, fruits, vegetables, soups etc. Regards and good luck on the drug, I hope you do well, pledge
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Cut neck crosswise into 1 1/2-inch pieces. Melt butter in heavy large saucepan over medium-high heat. Add neck, heart and gizzard; sauté until brown, about 10 minutes. Add vegetables; sauté until brown, about 10 minutes. Add broth and bay leaf. Reduce heat to medium-low; simmer until liquid is reduced to 2 cups, about 1 hour.
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Tips For How Your Feet Can Look, Feel and Smell BetterApril 16th, 2013
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Today, of the 3.4 million Americans suffering from visual impairment, about 2.3 million are women, and those that fall into the legally blind category, 70 percent of them are women.
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Many studies have proven stress can have both mental and physical effects on the body; and managing it can be just as important to overall health as exercising regularly, getting enough sleep and maintaining a balanced diet. Stress Awareness Month is a great reminder to evaluate how stress impacts your life, and how you can make constructive changes to combat its negative health effects.
Homeowners Are Starting Their Own Vegetable GardensApril 12th, 2013
According to Hometalk, a social network dedicated to home and garden projects, more American homeowners are starting their own vegetable gardens this spring. Since the beginning of this year, there were over 65,000 vegetables related activities (posts, shares, comments) through Hometalk.com, a significant increase from 2012.
Be Good to Your FeetApril 12th, 2013
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New London - The City Council has received a draft audit of the 2012-13 finances that shows a $200,000 surplus in the $81 million budget. The audit reaffirms a preliminary report in November by Finance Director Jeff Smith.
The extra cash went into the city's fund balance - which serves as a cushion of cash that can be used during the year for unexpected expenses. Last year, the fund balance was nearly depleted when $3.7 million was withdrawn to balance the books for 2011-12, when the city overspent budgets in nearly every department and overestimated its tax collection rate by more than $1 million.
At the beginning of the 2012-13 fiscal year, there was about $300,000 in the account. There is now about $1.5 million, according to Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio. According to the City's Council's policy, there should be about $6 million in the fund balance.
While thanking the council, the administration and the Board of Education for their work in balancing the budget, Finizio also cautioned that the city remains in a "difficult financial position."
"... we are, at least, on a more stable footing to engage in a constructive dialogue on the best way to move our City forward," the mayor said in a statement sent last week to the council's Finance Committee.
According to Smith's preliminary figures released in November, the 2012-13 budget has a $490,000 education surplus and a more than $300,000 surplus in the government budget. But there were also over-expenditures, including $200,000 in the fire department, about $200,000 in employee benefits, and $677,000 in former employee and retiree insurance. The city also saw less revenue than anticipated, including a reduction of about $450,000 in state and federal grants. The city had estimated it would receive about $33.8 million from state and federal grants. The actual number was closer to $33.3 million.
City Councilor Erica Richardson, a member of the three-member Finance Committee, said Saturday that the surplus does not mean the city is out of financial trouble. A $1.5 million fund balance for an $80 million budget is not very much, she said.
"That's a really tiny cushion," Richardson said. "I think it's good news. It shows drastic measures were taken to stop the bleeding, but there's still a lot more to do."
Councilor Michael Passero, who is also on the Finance Committee, said he needs more information about last year's spending plan to know whether the city is doing better. He's disturbed that the audit shows the city has $350,000 in outstanding medical bills that were not paid in 2012-13. He requested the audit be sent to a consultant for review, but he did not have support from his fellow committee members.
"I have a lot of questions, and I'm not sure I have the expertise in municipal budgets to know even what questions to ask," Passero said.
Council President Wade Hyslop, who is chairman of the committee, could not be reached for comment Saturday.
Complicating the city's finances even further is a request by the Board of Education for the City Council to set up a nonlapsing account that the school board would be able to draw upon throughout the year for unexpected expenses. The school board ended fiscal year 2013 with a total audited fund balance of $398,174 and is requesting money be deposited into an account as soon as it is established.
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Both Passero and Richardson said they support a fund that would help with maintenance costs for city buildings.
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Passero requested the audit be forwarded to the City Council for discussion with all seven members.
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New federal map for what to plant reflects warming
By Seth Borenstein, ASSOCIATED PRESS | January 25, 2012 | Updated: January 25, 2012 6:31pm
Rangoon creeper has surprised gardeners with its vigorous ability to return from the roots after a 9a freeze.
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Global warming is hitting not just home but garden for much of the country. The color-coded map of planting zones often seen on the back of seed packets is being updated by the government, illustrating a hotter 21st century.
It's the first time since 1990 that the U.S. Department of Agriculture has revised the official guide for the nation's 80 million gardeners, and much has changed. The hardiness map, which indicates average minimum low temperatures in specific areas, is a tool for deciding what to plant.
The new guide was unveiled Wednesday at the National Arboretum in Washington, D.C., and reflects a new reality: The coldest day of the year isn't as cold as it used to be, so some plants and trees now can survive farther north.
In the Houston area, most of Harris County is now in zone 9a, with average minimum winter temperatures of 20 to 25 degrees. Under the previous map, only the southern half of the county was in that zone. The northern area was in 8b, with average minimums of 15 to 20 degrees. Montgomery County now straddles zones 8b and 9a.
The new categories mean gardeners in north Harris County and south Montgomery County may successfully try plants not previously recommended because of their sensitivity to cold.
The new map is no surprise to Houston nurseryman Mike Lowery, who considers ours a semi-tropical growing zone. He expects no change in Houston gardeners' habits.
"The new map confirms what we already knew," says the owner of Another Place in Time. "To me, the previous two winters with hard freezes were a blip. I consider this mild winter the norm."
Cornelius Nurseries' Eddie Russell looks at the map as a guideline, especially in trying new plant cultivars. But overall he also expects the map to have minimal effect in this region.
It's a different story in other states.
The map carves the U.S. into 26 zones based on five-degree temperature increments. The 1990 map mentions 34 U.S. cities in its key. On the 2012 map, 18 of those, including Honolulu; St. Louis; Des Moines, Iowa; St. Paul, Minn.; and even Fairbanks, Alaska, are in newer, warmer zones.
For example, Des Moines used to be in zone 5a, meaning the lowest average temperature was between minus 15 and minus 20. Now it's 5b, which has a lowest temperature of 10 to 15 degrees below zero. Jerry Holub, manager of a Des Moines plant nursery, said folks there might now be able to safely grow passion flowers.
"It is great that the federal government is catching up with what the plants themselves have known for years now: The globe is warming and it is greatly influencing plants (and animals)," Stanford University biology professor Terry Root said.
The changes come too late to make this year's seed packets, but they will be in next year's, said George Ball, chairman and CEO of the seed company W. Atlee Burpee, which puts the maps on packages of perennials, not annuals. But Ball said many of his customers already know what can grow in their own climate and how it has warmed.
The new guide uses better weather data and offers more interactive technology. For example, gardeners using the online version at planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/PHZMWeb can enter their ZIP code and get the exact average coldest temperature. The website also offers a detailed map of East Texas.
USDA spokeswoman Kim Kaplan, who was part of the map team, repeatedly tried to distance the new zones on the map from global warming. She said that while much of the country is in warmer zones, the map "is simply not a good instrument" to demonstrate climate change, because it is based on just the coldest days of the year.
But David W. Wolfe, a professor of plant and soil ecology at Cornell University, said that the USDA is being too cautious and that the map plainly reflects warming.
The Arbor Day Foundation issued its own hardiness guide six years ago, and the new map is very similar, said Woodrow Nelson, a vice president at the plant-loving organization.
"We got a lot of comments that the 1990 map wasn't accurate anymore," Nelson said. "I look forward to (the new map). It's been a long time coming."
Nelson lives in Lincoln, Neb., where the zone warmed to a 5b. He used to be in a "solid 4," but now he has Japanese maples and Fraser firs in his yard - trees that shouldn't survive in a zone 4.
Houston Chronicle garden editor Kathy Huber contributed to this report.


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Posted 28 March 2013 - 04:57 PM ( #23 )
I made it.
And ill join with my V5
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Posted 28 March 2013 - 07:40 PM ( #24 )
Oops, I might not be able to join afterall. I'm moving at the end of this month.
Posted 29 March 2013 - 01:33 PM ( #25 )
I'll add my Tamagotchi Angel and black p1/p2 (not sure which it is yet)
I'm excited for the stores to open again tomorrow so I can go to the mall and get a jeweler to put new batteries and screws in both of them. Also to get a huge bag of popcorn from Kernels while I'm in the mall.
Posted 31 March 2013 - 07:33 AM ( #28 )
morning folks!! i'm excited for today, but i won't be able to start til i get back from work...in 8 hours lol
Posted 31 March 2013 - 09:04 AM ( #29 )
Aw I'm sad I won't be able to join after all I brought my tamas to multiple different jewelers and watch stores and nobody could get the screws out ): They weren't even that stripped. I was so disappointed. I think I might buy another Angelgotch on ebay I really miss it. Have fun though you guys
Posted 31 March 2013 - 10:38 AM ( #30 )
I'm glad to present you..... DOOM!!!!!!
I know it's a strange name but it's kinfda cute! So May left me a cute little boy which I immediatly fell in love with! He ismy 5th generation and I'm honestly really happy for him! He is a toodler now! Harutchi!!!
Posted 31 March 2013 - 12:23 PM ( #31 )
Happy Easter, TamaTalk!
I just reset my yellow Tamagotchi Angel at around 11:00 this morning. After a 5-minute wait, an Obaketchi 2 popped out of the UFO! Since this is an Easter hatch, I think I'll call her Bunny.
Anyways, I fed Bunny some pie, along with candy to keep her AP high (currently 30 - I think that's the maximum until she evolves). I also played the Shooting Stars game with her to keep her effort hearts filled.
Bunny will evolve into a Maruten around noon!
Posted 31 March 2013 - 08:17 PM ( #32 )
So today I started the hatch with my princess spacey at about 5 Am. I got a cute little baby girl and proceeded to care for her and play with her and was taking great care of her until she took a nap.... and so did i. Whoops! Well it all turned out well. Shes a cute and happy paletitchi
Posted 31 March 2013 - 11:50 PM ( #33 )
Hello everyone, here he is ((: His name is Czii (see) he was actually born about 2-3 days ago, but i immediately took out the battery and waited til today. I'm finally back to the odd generation. Let's see what we get. Of course we love all tamagotchis at all stages, but don't you just love a baby?? it always excites me the first time i see the baby on the screen. So many possibilities he can grow into.
Time for food.. I'm feeding this one healthy food.
The get game on the v3 is cool and easy n all, but it's pretty time consuming when it's the only game..while your raising a baby, who eats and poos constantly. It's worth the hard work though, because he evolved an hour later. He evolved into a tamatchi. All 4 limbs, eh?? These guys are supposed to be "bad care" toddlers, and Bibio was average care while the Megatchi he got with is a bad care character. I think the parents' discipline levels average out.
Posted 01 April 2013 - 01:42 AM ( #34 )
*~.::/My Easter Egg\::.~*
(on a zebra-striped v3)
We went out to get some Easter Tea while she was just a little egg
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Posted 01 April 2013 - 01:43 PM ( #35 )
Bunny evolved into Maruten yesterday around noon or so, and evolved again into Kodoten today! (:
Posted 01 April 2013 - 08:20 PM ( #36 )
So my cute little Nina lemon evolved into pinaptchi today and is just so adorable We went to melody land, bought some toys and a living room back ground. Shes so fun and cute!
Posted 02 April 2013 - 08:03 PM ( #37 )
I joined a little late guys, I'm sorry. I've been working so much and it's been so hard to keep them alive. Actually lost my oldie this way. She was 60. Anyways, I've got two running right now. I restarted my P's and I opened to run my nano for the first time for this hatch. I got boys on both I'm pretty sure. I'll post pictures later. I say I'm pretty sure because the nano does not have a status screen and I can't really tell by looking at it. x_x.
Posted 04 April 2013 - 07:43 PM ( #38 )
This post is just over a day late - sorry, everyone!
Since I have to pause Bunny now that school's in again, her growth has been slowed down a little. She should've evolved on Tuesday, but evolved on Wednesday instead.
Anyways, Bunny is now an adorable Kuriten! Though I've raised this character plenty of times, she's still a fun character to have on the Angel. ^u^
I might as well try for Futagotenshi (the twin angels) now that I've got a Kuriten. I'm continuing to keep Bunny's AP high (currently maxed out at 80) If I keep this up, Bunny should evolve sometime in the next couple of days.
Posted 07 April 2013 - 12:00 AM ( #40 )
I ended up Hatching my iD L. I'll post what Had Happened later.
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CORNWALL Council has committed £15,000 towards a campaign to promote Looe to help offset the impact on tourism of a four-month roadworks scheme.
Work to stabilise St Martin's Road began on Monday and will run for 18 weeks – leaving some businesses in the town fearing the impact on trade.
The works come nearly a year after 68-year-old Susan Norman was killed when a landslide struck her property on neighbouring Sandplace Road.
The county authority was this week slammed for its "fairly poor" consultation on the proposed works but it has pledged funds to help mitigate the impact on town.
As well as backing the Love Looe campaign to promote tourism, there will also be signage, diversions, a traffic management scheme, free parking and bus services put in place.
Armand Toms, Cornwall councillor for East Looe, said: "I think the consultation that Cornwall Council did was fairly poor but they need a solution and we have to make the most of it.
"I can see the reasons because it will impact on the businesses but it's got to be done. It's a difficult job because everybody wants different things.
"All this boils down to making sure we do the right thing so businesses thrive and we can do the best we can with what we have got."
A seven-mile diversion will be set up during the 18-week project. St Martin's Road will be closed from the site of Boundary Bungalow at the top of the road to the junction with Sandplace Road.
Traffic lights will be installed on Barbican Hill which will have a 20mph speed limit enforced and Sandplace Road will have this speed limit while works take place.
Cornwall Council will be erecting temporary signs to help reduce speed on the A387, following concerns from local residents and parish councillors.
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Small park, mostly full-timers and rigs used as "cabins". Only three overnighter spots when we were there. Very quiet park & residents except for one truck starting up in morning. Concrete patio with picnic table. No campfires. No WiFi or cell service. - PasoTravelSmiths
May 2015 - $27.00
Level, back-in site, gravel and ours had a concrete pad with picnic table and shade. WiFi worked great. No antenna TV reception or cable, most folks had satellite. 30-amp electric, water and sewer. Quite a few full time residents, no problems and quiet at night. Restroom and shower were old, but worked fine and were clean. Only a mile away from McArthur-Burney Falls State Park. Owners are friendly. Good location and value for the price. - zigzag
Nov 2014 - $25.00
I love parks in the mountains/forest and this was all that. Our "backyard" was miles of forest. WiFi worked fine for us, no TV but very clear view for satellite dish, very friendly. My RV combination is 55 ft long and we fit in a back-in site. I would stay here for a week or two for sure...quiet and peaceful. When coming from Shasta don't take the first Clark Creek road, take the second one. - forreal
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Jun 2015 - $41.00
Nice, well kept park with lots of shade but no hookups. - Go often
Jun 2013 - $35.00
Nice wooded campground. Lots of tall trees. We had no trouble with paved interior roads in a 30ft travel trailer, using care. Sites not too unlevel. No sewer, no electricity, water spigots randomly in the area. No Verizon cell signal. Flush toilet restrooms with pay showers. Each site has picnic table and fire ring. Generators OK after 10am. Nice general store. Nice waterfalls, and lake with fishing, boat rentals and swimming. Our friends were in a cabin, hard mattresses, built in bunk beds, no furniture, no electricity or water. - trussman
Dec 2012 - $40.00
This place was just OK. Lots of trees, so it seemed we were camping in a forest. Kinda cool, kinda not. Spaces were level. Good place to camp to enjoy the lake and falls. No Wi-Fi that I could use, but I guess there was a fee. I heard it did not work well from a neighbor. My phone service did not work here either, so I had to go into town to use my phone. - Dave from California


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AMES, Iowa – A $1,000 scholarship has been awarded to a Winneshiek County 4-H member. Jordan Hanson, Decorah, has received an Iowa State Fair 4-H Scholarship sponsored by the Iowa Foundation for Agriculture Advancement.
Hanson, a nine-year member, is the son of Randy and Lisa Hanson. He has been involved at the state level in the leadership and self-determined project areas and has received first place individual honors at the state judging contest. He also has been a member of the second place team at the state dairy quiz bowl and the Iowa All-Star Dairy Judging Team. A county 4-H council and county youth committee member, Hanson has served as club president and vice president and attended the Iowa 4-H Youth Conference.
"Being in 4-H has greatly improved my organization, leadership and communication skills," he said. "It has also enabled me to expand on project areas that I really enjoyed like dairy. Showing dairy cattle at the county and state fairs along with participating in the state dairy judging and quiz bowl contests have helped me decide what I want to major in."
A recent graduate of South Winneshiek High School, Hanson plans to attend Iowa State University to major in dairy science.
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I'm trying to connect to a SQL Server LocalDB instance using the SQL Server Native Client driver. This is because we are looking to use Native Client in our production environment to gain access to the use of subject alternative names on SSL encryption for SQL Server. So far I'm not having much luck - is this a supported scenario? My connection string is:
<add name="Database" connectionString="Driver={SQL Server Native Client};Server=(localdb)\v11.0;Integrated Security=True;AttachDBFileName=|DataDirectory|Database.mdf;" providerName="System.Data.Odbc" />
The error I'm receiving is:
ERROR [IM002] [Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name not found and no default driver specified
Any thoughts on how to connect?