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Starting in 2014, Oktoberfest in La Crosse, one of Wisconsin's premier community festivals, will return to its original four-day format. "We want to share this important news with our community well in advance," says Kam-Lin Roswall, president of the Oktoberfest Board of Directors. "We are aware that literally thousands of people plan their schedules around our event and want to give all of our friends and supporters ample notice of our new format." Oktoberfest 2013, scheduled for September 27 through October 5, will run the nine-day format as previously announced. In 2014, Oktoberfest will run from Thursday, September 25th through Sunday, September 28th.
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Keeping in touch with my pl friends.Hope you are doing well and having a super week.
Good morning.Thanks much for your renewed friendship,it's appreciated.Take care,stay safe,be blessed and enjoy a great week and successful career.Best to you and yours.,,,Dave
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Long time no talk too! Hope you and your family are enjoying the 4th of July. I haven't been on here for sometime, between remodeling the kitchen, I'm still living out of boxes, and were eating out a lot, to working and family, things have been so crazy. We BBQ and had family over today, it was really nice. Hope things are well with you. Take care!
We are having a GREAT time. Temp here is in the LOW 80s. Temp at our house in Washington was 99 today!
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Roundtable: 6 Documentarians on Lance Armstrong's Lies and Alec Baldwin's Secret Talent
Alex Gibney ("The Armstrong Lie"), Errol Morris ("The Unknown Known"), Morgan Neville ("20 Feet From Stardom"), Teller ("Tim's Vermeer"), James Toback ("Seduced and Abandoned") and Lucy Walker ("The Crash Reel") tell the truth about telling the truth in THR's first documentarian roundtable.
How has the digital revolution changed your jobs?
Gibney: Well, we have digital cameras.
Teller: When we went to visit [artist David] Hockney, he'd had really bad experiences with documentary people before and he didn't want anything videotaped. So we didn't bring along our fancy Red cameras, but we did slip a couple of cameras into our overalls. And he brought us into his kitchen, into his dining room, made lunch for us, and we went up to his studio. On the way up I said, "David, is there any chance we could shoot this?" He said, "Sure, go ahead." Which is why the sound in that particular scene just sucks royally. But thanks to digital stuff, we were able to correct it enough that you could at least understand it.
There are more opportunities now for people to watch documentaries: PBS, HBO, Netflix is becoming involved, CNN has started running documentaries. Does it matter to you whether your movies are seen in theaters or on TV?
Toback: Let's face it: Everybody knows that most people now consume movies in a nontheatrical environment. I hate to say this, because I grew up loving theaters, but I don't see how they survive. Unless it's 3D Imax and even then, eventually, there'll be living room 3D. I don't see how it survives.
Teller: I think snacks are the answer. It's one of the reasons why I think cineplexes don't care too much when you sneak from one theater to the other, because you're buying outrageously priced snacks.
Walker: With The Crash Reel, we're putting it in theaters after HBO, which is an unusual experiment. And I'm actually convinced that this is a better approach because it's so hard to have the resources to create the awareness for a proper theatrical [run]. And we're treating HBO as a wonderful sort of promotional instrument, in addition to reaching a certain demographic.
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Gibney: Yeah, it's all changing and it's changing in an interesting way. I live in the suburbs, and some theaters sell subscriptions to a slate of movies, 10 movies. And the theaters are packed. Why? Because usually somebody from the film or somebody who's interested and knowledgeable about that subject shows up and they discuss it afterwards. That "town hall meeting" thing becomes a very interesting component.
So then you're optimistic about documentaries finding an audience?
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I would still like to know what Smoak's numbers were in the Cape Cod League. Maybe he underwhelmed scouts with a wooden bat.
I would still like to know what Smoak's numbers were in the Cape Cod League. Maybe he underwhelmed scouts with a wooden bat.
Yes Smoak has more power but he isn't likely to actually hit for more power unless he improves his approach.
The difference would be like Pujols and Dunn, yes Dunn is more powerful but doesn't hit for much more power than does Pujols and Pujols is more productive overall.
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The most dangerous slugger on one of the nation's top hitting college teams, Alonso has produced consistent offensive numbers for Miami in each of his three years. As a freshman he led the team with 69 RBIs, leading the Hurricanes to the College World Series. As a sophomore, he led the Atlantic Coast Conference with 18 home runs, and finished the season with a .376 batting average. A native of Cuba, Alonso came to America at age 9. He was drafted out of Coral Gables (Fla.) High in the 16th round by the Twins in 2005. Alonso has always hit for average and power, and he is considered one of the most professional hitters in this year's draft. Blessed with superior plate discipline, Alonso has a great strikeout-to-walk ratio and has an advanced approach. He swings lefthanded and has power to all fields, making consistent contact. In the field, Alonso is limited to first base but plays the position well. He is a below-average runner with adequate arm strength, but he should be an above-average defender. Alonso's professionalism and makeup are both strengths as well, making him a safe pick to reach the major leagues.
ESPN just compared Alonso to Albert Pujols. Not sure how accurate that is, but it sure is nice to hear.
Oh, well, he struck out in the first inning. He sucks. Drafting him was a mistake.
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They rate Alonso ahead of Smoak.
"The guy from Miami is for real" the A.L scouting director says. "For me, Smoak is no sure thing."
Look , it's not like the Alonso pick came out of left field. The Reds obviously thought Alonso was better. No one poster here really knows for sure that that is not true. Alons's plate discipline is a huge plus. Not many players with that plate discipline fail. I can't name one.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion. Some have blasted the Alonso pick, some (like me) love it. It sure makes for some interesting threads, though.
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Update: Door Left Open for Deal in Manning Case
Follow @ArunRathFebruary 23, 2012, 10:35 am ET
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FRONTLINE's Arun Rath is on the scene at Fort Meade and will be providing updates throughout the day.
Prosecutors may have made a little-noticed strategic move when they decided to take the death penalty off the table earlier this month in the case against WikiLeaks suspect Bradley Manning.
Under military law, a service member is not permitted to plead guilty to a capital offense. In all such cases, the defendant must face a court-martial.
According to an expert in military law at Fort Meade who is not involved in the Manning case, the prosecution formally declined to categorize the charge of "aiding the enemy" as a capital offense, when Manning's charges were officially referred on Feb. 3. With that decision, the door has been left wide open for a plea deal.
Manning's attorney has previously hinted that prosecutors are interested in a deal. During Manning's pre-trial Article 32 hearing, his defense attorney David Coombs suggested the Justice Department was interested in a plea deal in order to "go after Julian Assange," referring to the WikiLeaks founder.
Any plea deal would have to be initiated by the defense team. But now that Manning has deferred his plea decision, the latest moves by both sides mean all options remain on the table until the court-martial begins sometime this summer.
Bradley Manning deferred entering a plea this afternoon; he also deferred his decision on whether or not to face a military judge alone or a panel of fellow servicemembers at his trial. Manning can wait until the day of the trial to enter a plea, and he can decide which trial he'd prefer up to five days ahead of time.
The next hearings are scheduled for March 15 and 16. The counsel and the judge are in discussions regarding the trial schedule, which will be announced within the next few weeks.
The media caravan entered the Fort Meade gate around 11:45, before any protesters were visible. As the reporters assembled in the media center — the bulk of us will watch the live closed circuit feed in here while a smaller pool of 8 reporters sit inside the courtroom — we were informed that because of the problems of re-booting the wireless, it would remain up during the live feed from the courtroom. We have been asked however to respect the "honor system" — no social media during court proceedings.
During the arraignment today, Manning will get to choose the type of court that will try him for the court-martial: He could choose to face a military judge alone, who would render both verdict and sentence. He could also opt to face a panel of fellow service members, with an additional option to stipulate that one-third of the panel be enlisted soldiers. He will be given the opportunity to enter a plea, although the plea can be deferred to a later date.
The session today will end with a scheduling conference that will set the dates for additional hearings and the ultimate trial; however the schedule may not be released for several weeks.
Bradley Manning, the Army private accused of leaking classified material to WikiLeaks, faces arraignment in a military courtroom at Fort Meade today. He has been transferred to the Maryland military base from Fort Leavenworth, in Kansas, for the start of his official trial proceedings.
At 1 pm EST Manning will appear in court where a judge will read his charges, and he will enter his plea. Under military law, soldiers may not plead guilty to capital offenses, crimes that may be punishable by death. The capital offense of aiding the enemy is among Manning's charges, but military prosecutors have already said they will not seek the death penalty in this case.
An arraignment is usually a straightforward procedural matter. Observers expect Manning's lawyers to use today's proceedings as an opportunity to raise objections relating to the length and nature of Manning's confinement, which some allege have been abusive and in violation of military legal requirements.
Manning's supporters are scheduled to start a "support vigil" outside the Ft. Meade gate half an hour before the court proceedings today. Earlier this month, Manning's supporters nominated him for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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George Henry Durrie
George Henry Durrie (June 6, 1820 – October 15, 1863) was an American artist whose rural winter scenes became popular when reproduced as lithographic prints by Currier and Ives.
He was born in Hartford, Connecticut. In his teens the self-taught artist painted portraits in the New Haven area. In 1839 he received artistic instruction from Nathaniel Jocelyn, a local engraver and portrait painter.[1] After 1842 he settled in New Haven, but made painting trips to New Jersey, New York, and Virginia.[1] Around 1850, he began painting genre scenes of rural life, as well as the winter landscapes that became popular when Currier and Ives published them as lithographs. Four prints were published between 1860 and the artist's death in New Haven in 1863; six additional prints were issued posthumously.[1]
Collections holding paintings by Durrie include the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C.; the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, The Shelburne Museum, Shelburne VT, and the White House.
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Curried Chicken And Rice Salad
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Curried Chicken And Rice Salad has an awsome taste. It is an easy to prepare dish. The non vegetarians salad lovers should try Curried Chicken And Rice Salad.
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|Cooked brown rice/Cold cooked rice
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Cooked and cubed chicken/Turkey
|1 1⁄2 Cup (24 tbs)
|Sliced celery
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Low fat plain yogurt
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Reduced calorie mayonnaise
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Skim milk
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|Curry powder
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|Instant chicken bouillon granules
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For pineapple boats, cut 1 small pineapple, crown and all, into quarters.
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Remove core from loosened fruit and discard.
Chop enough fruit to equal 1/2 cup.
Cover and chill the remaining fruit for another use.
Cover and chill pineapple boats till serving time.
In a medium mixing bowl stir together the 1/2 cup pineapple, cold rice, chicken or turkey, celery, and raisins.
For dressing, in a small bowl stir together yogurt, mayonnaise, milk, curry powder, and bouillon granules.
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We in the media love to zing the zealots in the Tea Party.
The nutty notion that defaulting on our debt is no big deal comes from the same kind of loopy logic that got us into the Great Depression.
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Take your pick: Blow up the economy now or blow it up later.
AARP wants to keep feeding the entitlement beast until the Chinese quit buying our debt and we have 90 percent tax brackets across the board.
On Monday, the Florida AARP delivered 87,000 petitions to U.S. Sens. Marco Rubio and Bill Nelson demanding that debt negotiations contain no cuts to Medicare and Social Security.
That is just as crazy as demanding no revenue increases. Actually, it's crazier.
USA Today recently reported that last year Medicare took on $1.8 trillion in new liabilities. Social Security took on another $1.4 trillion in liabilities because of longer life spans.
This comes as trustees for the programs report that the main Medicare trust fund will run out of money in 2024, which is five years earlier than last year's projection.
The insolvency of Social Security was bumped up a year from 2037 to 2036.
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The national organization has been running an ad campaign against any cuts to entitlements, which it says "seniors have earned through a lifetime of hard work."
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Medicare is projected to grow from 48 million enrollees today to 81 million in 2030. Meanwhile, health-care costs continue skyrocketing. Medicare just approved a new cancer drug that prolongs life an average of four months at a cost of $93,000 per round of treatment.
We have created a health-care system based on the assumption that the government ultimately will pay the tab.
A lot more people are spending a lot more on their care, with fewer people paying taxes.
Add up all the nation's unfunded liabilities and you come up with $61.6 trillion, or $528,000 per household.
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The D&D Craft rules suck. They are too damn complicated & hard to predict. I think it would have been better to provide a simple formula based on the assumption that people Take 10. I need to write some code to figure out how long something will take given its price, the DC, and the skill. I hate it when the rules are so complicate that you cannot guestimate time and cost.
I think this is what happened to the authors of CrucibleOfFreya. There's a smith having Craft (armor) +4 who will provide the party with a plate armor if they rescue his daughter. According to the craft rules, we determine the price (1500 gp = 15000 sp), and the DC (10 + 8 = 18).
Some Emacs code to help me out:
(defun d (x y) "Roll XdY." (let ((total 0)) (dotimes (i x) (setq total (+ total 1 (random y)))) total)) ;; (d 1 20) => 12 (defun craft (dc skill price) "Craft something of a given DC using a SKILL given its PRICE in gold pieces. Example: Craft (armor) +4, DC 18, 1500 gp for a village smith trying to craft a suit of plate mail." (interactive "nDC: \nnSkill: \nnPrice (gp): ") (let ((progress 0) (target (* price 10)) (raw (/ price 3)) (cost 0) (week 0)) (setq cost raw) (while (> target progress) (setq week (1+ week)) (let ((roll (+ (d 1 20) skill))) (cond ((>= roll dc) (setq progress (+ progress (* roll dc)))) ((<= roll (- dc 5)) (setq cost (+ cost (/ raw 2))))))) (message "It takes %d weeks and %d gp to craft." week cost))) ;; (craft 18 11 1500) => (51 1250) (defun sample (func) "Average 100 calls of FUNC. FUNC must be a function that takes no argument and returns a list of numbers." (let ((total nil) (sample-size 100)) (dotimes (n sample-size) (let ((result (funcall func))) (dotimes (i (length result)) (let ((r (assq i total))) (unless r (setq total (cons (cons i 0) total) r (car total))) (setcdr r (+ (cdr r) (nth i result))))))) (nreverse (mapcar (lambda (x) (/ (cdr x) sample-size)) total)))) ;; (sample (lambda () '(5 6))) => (5 6) ;; (sample (lambda () (list (random 10) (random 20)))) => (4 7)
Now we're ready to roll!
Ordinary equipment (+0), Craft (armor) +4 as written:
(apply 'message "It takes %d weeks and %d gp on average." (sample (lambda () (craft 18 4 1500))))
⇒ It takes 112 weeks and 13042 gp on average.
Assuming enough aids to grant him a +4 bonus on average, a maxed out Craft skill ranks(+9), skill focus on that very skill (+3), and masterwork equipment (+2):
(apply 'message "It takes %d weeks and %d gp on average." (sample (lambda () (craft 18 18 1500))))
⇒ It takes 29 weeks and 500 gp on average.
It remains a formidable task!
I think for the purpose of this adventure, we'll have to assume that Voril the smith has a nearly finished plate mail hidden in his closet.
I think you missed a couple of points
- there's a reason why you can't buy that expensive equipment in villages of that size
- not knowing the smith's Int I'll assume it's a +0 (since +9 is your maxed out skill total) meaning the smith has 4 ranks and most probably is a maxed out Level 1 expert. So basically we are dealing with an armoursmith who has just finished his apprenticeship and has reached the level of expertise of a journeyman
- how many full plates has the smith crafted in his career as village blacksmith so far? Given that the first one takes him two years to produce, I'd say not many as most adventuring folks will probably simply move to a bigger settlement where they'll find a smith who actually can produce that stuff
- your math has room for improvement For example, even our village smith hopefully can afford masterwork artisan tools granting a +2 circumstance bonus. Next, if he's not really dump, he'll take two apprentices to aid him in this endeavour. All our friendly smiths have to do now is take 10s for 47 weeks and voilà they're finished with 500gp material cost. 3 apprentices and we are down to 42 weeks etc.
- I personally believe all crafting rules are made "unfriendly" / realistic on purpose to prevent players from starting their own business instead of having exciting adventures, so good stuff
– madalex 2007-06-28 06:54 UTC
Well, the source book says he's a level 6 expert with various Craft skills, including a Craft (armor) +4. I don't dispute that this guy has not and will probably not make any plate armors. What I'm criticizing is that the module text says he'll make a piece of plate armor in gratitude when the rules as they are written clearly require him to work on it for years. Also note my second example where I maxed out his Craft (armor) skill to +9, skill focus feat for another +3, granted him apprentices who Aid Another for another +4, masterwork equipment for another +2 – and it still takes him more than half a year. That's Ok as far as I'm concerned. As far as CrucibleOfFreya is concerned, the rules require a different explanation for the plate armor he smith offers, that's all.
– AlexSchroeder 2007-06-28 08:07 UTC
Well, your beginning statement was "The D&D Craft rules suck.", so it was kind of hard for me to guess that your actual critique was about the adventure and its assertion that the smith will craft that damn thing.
– madalex 2007-06-28 11:03 UTC
I understand. I'll edit the post to reflect that both the rules and this particular aspect of the module suck.
– AlexSchroeder 2007-06-28 14:31 UTC


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Theologians, scholars debate direction Gomez will choose at L.A. archdiocese
Birth date: Dec. 26, 1951.
Birthplace: Monterrey, Mexico.
Family: Parents deceased. Three older sisters, one younger sister.
Current residence: San Antonio.
Current positions: Archbishop of San Antonio and newly appointed coadjutor, in line to head the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, the largest archdiocese in the U.S. with 5 million members.
Education: Bachelor's degree in theology from University of Navarre (Rome campus), 1978. Doctorate from University of Navarre (Pamplona, Spain campus), 1980. Also has bachelor's degrees in accounting and philosophy.
Experience: Ordained as a priest of the Opus Dei movement in 1978 in Spain. Ordained as an auxiliary bishop for the Archdiocese of Denver in 2001. Appointed archbishop of the Archdiocese of San Antonio in 2004. Named coadjutor to the Archdiocese of Los Angeles and successor to Cardinal Roger Mahony on Tuesday. Current chair-elect of the Committee on Migration and Refugee Services for the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops.
Other: San Antonio Spurs basketball fan. Certified public accountant.
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While theologians and scholars believe the key appointment of a Latino archbishop to the largest and arguably the most influential Catholic archdiocese in the world signals the return to a more conservative direction in the Roman Catholic faith, followers said they welcome change during a time of increasing global criticism of church leadership.
In the midst of growing international criticism over clerical sexual abuse cases, Pope Benedict XVI last week named San Antonio Archbishop Jose Gomez to succeed Cardinal Roger Mahony as the leader of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles after he retires in February on his 75th birthday.
The move to replace Mahony with the 58-year old Latino archbishop laid the groundwork of a revival toward a more traditional view of authority that predates the Second Vatican Council, scholars said.
"Globally, the Roman Catholic Church is going towards a much more conservative direction," said Dyron Daughrity, assistant professor of religion at Pepperdine University. "The church is steering itself through a strategic leadership to a much more conservative stance. One thing is certain, Jose Gomez is going to change the ethos of the largest Catholic Archdiocese in America."
Praise and criticism
Gomez, 58, who has ties to the Opus Dei order favored by the Vatican, has received both praise and criticism for his work and views. While he's a proponent of immigration rights, liberal Catholics have criticized him for his more conservative views. Gomez once criticized a Catholic university in San Antonio for allowing Hillary Rodham Clinton speak on the campus because of her views on abortion.
Once Mahony retires, Gomez will oversee the 5 million Catholics in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, which includes Ventura County.
While some critics have already labeled Gomez a "conservative," Mahony said such generalizations are unfair.
"Some may conclude that since Archbishop Gomez was ordained a priest of Opus Dei he must be 'conservative,'" Mahony said in a statement. "In fact, these labels of 'conservative' and 'liberal' are really unhelpful in the life of the church. We are all called to a deep relationship with Jesus Christ, and I can attest that both of us share a common commitment to Christ and to the church, and that both of us are interested in promoting the teachings of the church fully as well as bringing the words and example of Christ to today's society and world."
Looking for direction
John Blewett, former vice president of Thomas Aquinas College in Santa Paula, said many Catholics are calling for leadership that is more aligned with Pope Benedict's desire to return to pre-Second Vatican Council traditions.
"The church has undergone incredible changes during the Second Vatican Council, which was a modernizing reform that most traditional Catholics said should not have been ordered," Blewett said. "We have a very disintegrated culture at the church as of right now, and I think Pope Benedict is an agent for change who will work closely with the new archbishop."
Daughrity said critics who have pegged the new archbishop as staunch conservative paint an incomplete picture of a complex man.
In the past, Gomez has ordained Catholic priests formerly in the Episcopal church and married. As a Mexican immigrant, Gomez also has been a strong advocate for immigration rights for all people, Daughrity said.
"He is certainly not a liberal, but he is also not a cookie-cutter conservative either," Daughrity said. "One man can significantly steer a large group of people. In all likelihood, he will revive the priesthood and will bring a much more traditional view of authority."
Some non-Catholics following the new developments in the Vatican and locally said people of all faiths are looking for direction from their religious leaders more than ever.
'We have to be united'
"Change is always good if it is taken with a sense of renewal," said the Rev. Gary Kyriacou of St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church in Camarillo. "Change is not good just for the sake of change. Right now, I would think the Los Angeles archdiocese would need a conservative leader with what they are going through. I think we all need to take ourselves to a more strict level and live the faith by its doctrine."
At Santa Clara Church in Oxnard, the Rev. Mariusz Bezek, a visitor, spoke to the Friday morning service attendees about the importance of change, transformation in the church and hope for all Christians.
Mary Solis, 72, said she was pleased to hear that Gomez has more traditional leanings. The idea of a Latino archbishop who could bring about change and revive the archdiocese excited the 72-year old Oxnard resident.
Despite all of the controversy the church has undergone, Solis said, the future relies not only on strong leadership but also on the continued faith of its followers.
"We have to be united and pray more so that our faith will bring us out of all of this," Solis said. "We just have to keep our faith, pray and be united and stand behind our pope. It will take time, but this will only bring us closer."
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No-fuss backyard deliveries are the bread and butter of most hot tub dealers. But every once in a while, an installation comes along that makes it into the memory books.
Mom-and-pop stores have been the cornerstone of the pool and spa retail business for decades.
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About 15 years ago, crews from Mt. Lake Pool & Patio in Doylestown, Pa., shot 450 yards of concrete in a single day. The work was part of a restoration project for a local pond.
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Simaz dec (20-7)
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Bosak vs. Hamlin = tossup.
Yep. 157 pretty much iced it for Cornell.
Since simaz is not wrestling -at least they introduced the other 97 lber-I'd say the match is up for grabs
Didn't know that Russ. In that case it's still pretty interesting. Also because Hatchett is currently beating Kerber.
Brandon Hatchett showing intense disregard for homo sapien life.
Lehigh suddenly in great position to win after Hatchett knocks off Kerber.
Lewnes having a close one with a freshman for the second year in a row.
Gets a third period TD and riding time to win it 4-1
12-10 Cornell
Tied 1-1 with about 20 seconds to go. Nice job by Meys.
Now let's go Hamlin!
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'It's heartbreaking ... He gave his life for us'
Pride and pain took physical forms on Saturday as tri-county residents welcomed home a fallen soldier.
A nation's pride and a nation's pain took the form of small children, young men and women and older adults, some veterans, standing along Center Street, awaiting the arrival of Dixon resident, U.S. Army Spc. David W. Taylor, 20, who March 29 in Afghanistan.
They took the form of American flags blowing in the breeze, the tears that fell freely and the silence that enveloped the area as the entourage of law enforcement, family members and the Patriot Guard Riders turned onto Center Street, heading toward Rudy-Rowland Funeral Home where services for Taylor will be held at 1 p.m. Tuesday.
Taylor, a well-decorated soldier deployed on March 12 as part of Operation Enduring Freedom, arrived at
the Evansville Airport just before 9 a.m. on Saturday.
His body was escorted from the airport to Henderson by Evansville law enforcement, family members and friends, the Kentucky State Police, the Henderson Police Department, the Henderson County Sheriff's Office and more than 200 members of the Patriot Guard Riders, a group of motorcyclists whose mission is to shield fallen American soldiers and their families from protesters.
Among those waiting to honor Taylor was Sue Baker, a Henderson resident and longtime friend of Taylor's grandmother.
"I'm here to pay tribute to a young man who gave his life for us and to show him the honor he deserves," she said.
Watching as more and more people arrived, stationing themselves near the funeral home, Baker said, "It makes my heart ache, but it makes me proud that people show tribute to someone they might not even know."
That was true of one bystander who was overheard to say, "It sends cold chills down me and I don't even know him. It's heartbreaking ... he gave his life for us."
Henderson County residents Junnie and Jayne James have been friends of the Taylor family for many years.
"Those boys (and girls) go over there and give their lives for us, and we take it for granted," Jayne James said. "He's just one of thousands who die for us ... but this time it hits home."
Taking in the number of those who came to show honor and respect for the fallen soldier, Junnie James said, "It's overwhelming. It makes you so proud to be an American. To see these people, who yesterday might have been pushing each other out of the way at Wal-Mart, come together to honor this soldier ... It's beautiful.
"We came into town and saw those flags and you know ... this is something special."
More than 2,000 American flags marked the route that the entourage took from the Evansville Airport to Rudy-Rowland Funeral Home.
The Patriot Guard Riders, established in 2005, took up the rear of the procession with 258 motorcyclists. Wave after wave of cyclists rode down Center Street, circled the area and came back to the funeral home.
Danny Valentine, a spokesman for the Patriot Guard Riders, said the cyclists purposefully circle the area.
"It's just encasing the family and the soldier," he said. "We want to make sure there's a barrier between them and anyone trying to cause a disturbance."
Soldiers killed in action "draw a lot" of cyclists, Valentine said. "We have (cyclists) here from Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee."
"I'm a Vietnam Veteran," he said. "We're making sure that no one gets treated the way we did."
Valentine said the riders sometimes have had as little as two hours notice of a fallen soldier's procession or funeral.
Looking around at the hundreds of cyclists standing guard at the funeral home, he said, "They're all volunteers. You don't have to say anything more. And 99.9 percent of the time, we don't know who the soldier is, but he's our brother."
Taylor's visitation will be from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday and until service time Tuesday at the funeral home.


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Process is slow, but the impact on city is huge
The beach access debate is not simply about 7,200 feet of beach on Padre Island.
For one side - It's About Time Corpus Christi and others - it is about economics, jobs and making Corpus Christi a nationally recognized resort destination. Giving up driving on a fraction of the city's beach, they say, is only a small sacrifice.
For the other side - the Beach Access Coalition - it's about taking a stand. A developer wants to make a de-facto private beach for tourists, they say, by denying vehicular access. They also worry this is only the first request of many for developers to close beaches to traffic.
During the past year, the two sides have been fighting with escalating rhetoric, emotion and pervasive campaigns.
Voters will decide Tuesday which side they agree with by casting ballots on two proposed city charter amendments. Amendment No. 1 would allow the City Council to take cars off 7,200 feet of beach from the Packery Channel south jetty to the northern boundary of Padre Balli Park. Amendment No. 2 would let voters decide on all future vehicle ban proposals.
Where it started
The debate began in October 2005, when the City Council voted to take cars off the beach on the 4,200 feet in front of the Padre Island seawall. The Beach Access Coalition formed to circulate petitions for residents to vote on the ban.
Then, in December, developer Paul Schexnailder told the council a $1.5 billion resort would be built if there were no cars on 7,200 feet of beach stretching from the Packery Channel south jetty to the northern boundary of Padre Balli Park, including in front of the seawall.
A number of factors during the past few years came together to make the island ready for a resort, such as raising the John F. Kennedy Causeway and dredging Packery Channel, proponents of the development say. Schexnailder describes the resort as world-class, with restaurants, shops and entertainment venues open to the public, along with condos, hotels and houses.
The council voted in March to ban cars on the 7,200 feet, and the Beach Access Coalition's petition forced the ban on the ballot. The group also successfully petitioned for a vote on Charter Amendment No. 2, which would allow residents to vote on all future vehicle bans.
The group It's About Time Corpus Christi formed a year ago as well to dissuade residents from signing the petitions. When the charter amendments made it on the ballot, the group changed its focus to campaigning for Charter Amendment No. 1 but did not take a position on No. 2.
What could happen
The focus has shifted and twisted as the debate about Charter Amendment No. 1 took shape. Issues such as parking, Packery Channel, safety, a tram, the development company involved (Intrawest) and economic impact have been at the center of various debates.
Each side has different views of the future depending on the outcome of Charter Amendment No. 1.
Schexnailder has said if Charter Amendment No. 1 fails, he will sell the land he owns in parcels, a move ban supporters say would lead to lower-quality development and thus a smaller boost to tax rolls and fewer jobs.
The Beach Access Coalition believes that high-end development will occur there anyway, bringing the same economic benefits.
The City Council has laid out a plan to enforce the ban should voters approve it. A resolution passed in August would become an ordinance to regulate the ban after the election. Residents could not petition for a vote on the ordinance governing the ban if voters approve Charter Amendment No. 1.
Cars would be taken off the beach in front of the seawall immediately after final General Land Office approval. The land office has said the parking plan complies with the Texas Open Beaches Act, although a final stamp of approval would not come until after voters pass the ban and a public comment period, likely early next year.
However, before the ban can be enacted there are several triggers for the areas north and south of the seawall. For the ban to take effect on the 1,800 feet from the south jetty to the north end of the seawall, developers must begin $75 million in construction. Developers also must provide or help the city provide amenities such as restrooms, showers, handicapped access to the south jetty and a tram to carry people and equipment from a parking lot near the seawall to the jetty.
For the ban to take effect on the 1,200 feet from the south end of the seawall to the northern boundary of Padre Balli Park, developers must complete infrastructure for at least 400 homes and a hotel, plus a public parking lot, restrooms and showers.
Another provision in the resolution states that if developers begin the south-end construction first, they must begin the north end, near the jetty, within five years or the ban on the north end cannot be enacted. City officials say this will keep developers from building only houses and not starting the resort.
All these plans have been on hold, awaiting the outcome of Tuesday's vote, when Corpus Christi voters will decide the fate of 7,200 feet of beach - and much more.
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"Homeland," the Showtime series based on the award winning Israeli series "Hatufim," won the award for best drama series at the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday.
Israeli Gideon Raff, the creator of "Hatufim," won the award for best writing for a drama series for Homeland. "
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The United States and the other P5+1 powers unsurprisingly have extended the June 30 deadline for reaching an agreement to supervise and limit Iran's nuclear development program. The extension is for one week, until July 7. As The JewishPress.com reported here earlier this week, "deadline" has a different meaning in the Muslim Middle East than […]
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ISIS executioners the past 12 months have murdered 3,000 people, including 86 women and 74 children.
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Two US churches vote on BDS anti-Semitic motions today. One is to vote Wednesday. Millions could be affected.
Israel's government approves new security fencing along its eastern border.
The father of a critically injured victim of Monday's road terror attack in Binyamin asks people to pray for his son.
A green bell pepper affectionately dubbed "Godzilla" by the children of Moshav Ein Yahav in the northern Arava desert has won a place in the Guinness Book of World Records.
Though the permissibility of watching hired sports players go to battle in a large stadium is a source of controversy amongst Torah observant Jews, the food being served at the upcoming Super Bowl games in New Orleans is not.
Rabbi Yitzchok Moully, youth director at the Chabad Jewish Center in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, will be introducing a new art installation in honor of Tu B'Shevat, the Jewish New Year of Trees, inspired by the destruction of Hurricane Sandy.
More than 2,000 people have made contributions in memory of the young victims of the school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut to plant a grove of trees in Israel.
Shoshana Hebshi, a half-Jewish, half-Arab woman from Ohio is suing Frontier Airlines, the FBI, TSA and other governmental agencies after she says she was forced off a flight, strip-searched, and imprisoned on the tenth anniversary of the World Trade Center attacks.
Women may enter military combat in the United States, following the lift of a military ban on women in combat by defense secretary Leon Panetta.
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It's several hours to showtime, but hundreds of people are already in place and ready to work the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards. While many are looking forward to seeing acts such as Eminem, Nicki Minaj and Drake, Kanye West's history of delivering high-octane, unique VMA sets makes his one of the most highly anticipated appearances of the night
Two years ago he closed the VMAs with a tremendous bang (literally, on taiko drums), when he debuted "Love Lockdown." In 2007, he brought the ultimate party in Las Vegas, as he and everyone lucky enough to be in the room with him donned those unforgettable "Stronger" shades . Of course, there was his thumping collaboration of Gold Digger" with Jamie Foxx in '05. And in 2004, he brought out Chaka Khan for his medley of "Through the Wire," "Jesus Walks" and "All Falls Down."
All of Kanye's performances share the fact that they had elements of surprise, a bevy of eye candy and a wealth of passion on the mic.
His rehearsal for Sunday night's show was strictly closed-door, so all of us are left wondering: What will 'Ye bring to this year's VMAs? Something special, for sure.
"Just given the pace that Kanye is running at these days — tweeting, jumping on tables, giving his fans a weekly G.O.O.D Music treat — it's dizzying," radio personality and journalist Miss Info said Sunday morning in L.A. "So, I'm hoping that unlike his detached performance of 'Power' at the BET Awards , his VMA performance is that interactive, having-fun Kanye that we love. Also, a li'l birdie tells me we'll be hearing something we've never heard before. So I can't wait. I just want non-apologetic, in-your-face rap!"
West tweeted about how exhilarated he felt on Sunday morning. "I wish my mom was here, but I know she's looking down," he wrote. "I want to make her so happy today.
" #VMAs tonight!" he wrote in another post. "I still feel the adrenaline… WWMJD!"
In one of his earlier posts, he expressed fond memories of the VMAs. "I remember our first Award show and how hard we partied. … We were so happy.
"It's funny. I can't believe it's been a whole year," he added. "But can't believe all that's happened within this year at the same time. Each piece of the performance tonight is slowly falling into place… I get so excited to do new things … new energy. I can feel the positive energy … I feel so blessed on this day."
Tune in tonight for the 27th annual MTV Video Music Awards, broadcast live from the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles! The party starts with MTV News' VMA Pre-Show at 8 p.m., followed by the main event at 9 p.m. ET/PT. You can still vote for Best New Artist at VMA.MTV.com (or text VMA to 97979 if you're a Verizon subscriber).


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Kathryn Jackson is President of the Morehead State University National Association for Music Education. She is also the President-Elect for the statewide Kentucky Collegiate National Association for Music Education.
Zoe Becerra received the Outstanding Sophomore Psychology Student Award this year.
Hannah Webb was elected president of the Morehead State University Chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America.
Taylor Gasser will be receiving the 2013-2014 Outstanding Veterinary Science Student Award during the Celebration of Excellence week.
Gloria Yehilevsky received the Paul Siebert Legacy Award. This award is presented to one veteran member of the Santa Clara Vanguard organization in the percussion section. It is in honor of Paul Siebert (1954-2007) who was a snare drummer for the Santa Clara Vanguard from 1969-1975. He was what many called the "epitome of the center snare," and was a model drum corps member. He had the nickname "crazy glue" because he was able to keep the section together, musically and socially, like crazy glue. Once he aged out of the activity, he was very successful as a scientist, receiving his Ph.D. in Biochemistry from the University of California, Riverside, and worked in the Biotech industry in San Diego and the Silicon Valley. He also co-authored several books and gave seminars all over the world on his work and research. The award is given to a member who shows traits similar to Paul's and shows intelligence on and off the drum corps field, while always showing commitment and passion towards the Vanguard. Gloria was extremely surprised when she was presented this award and is beyond thankful to have been selected. Her name will also be engraved, along with previous and future recipients of this award, on another plaque permanently on a wall of the Santa Clara Vanguard corps hall in California.
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Shekou Things to Do
The Plaza
The plaza in Shekou is rare in China. It is a real plaza - or piazza - filled with shops, cafes and restaurants. It is a real pleasure to wander around away from the rush and noise of traffic, in a clean well-tended square. It is a pavement cafe atmosphere, with plenty of music, tables out on the pavement, and a generally laid-back atmosphere.
The bars stay open late, and the coffee shops open early: one of the nicest places in China for a morning coffee and croissant!
Shekou Restaurants
Shandong-style restaurant: Dong meets nan
We ate at this Shandong restaurant twice, once for lunch and once in the evening. Both times it was packed out with diners.
The service and the food was simple but extremely good.
It seemed madness to be eating Shandong cuisine in Guangdong, but the food really was so good.
Favorite Dish: As well as a good variety of sea food, noodles and salads, the Xinjiang-style ribs and spicy mutton dishes were great as well(errrr..yes..I know....How does Xinjiang food get into a Shandong restaurant??!!)
Gypsy Restaurant: Australian nomads
Gypsy is an Australian-owned restaurant near the bow of "the ship" moored on dry land at the southern end of Shekou's plaza.
A great mix of international, Aussie, Greek, Italian and Asian seafood dishes.
Sit inside or outside.
Favorite Dish: The salads are excellent, fresh and 'snappy'!
The lamb fillet was also good, but the accompanying naan bread was - bizarrely - uncooked.
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