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debian linux on acer aspire 5652WMLi / GF Go7600
I am a owner of Acer Aspire 5652WMLi with a Nvidia GeForce Go 7600 256MB GDDR3. I guess this Notebook is really new, because I have several problems configuring my Debian Linux System. Microsoft Windows is working perfectly .
Because of my IPW3945 Wireless-chipset, i have to use the linux 2.6.17-rc1. (sourceforge driver need CONFIG_ACPI_POWER=y in .config). I also have to patch the newest nvidia-installer (NVIDIA_kernel-1.0-8178-U012206.diff.txt) otherwise the installer doesn't build the kernel module.
I tried different kernel (debian 2.4, 2.6, native 2.6.16 & 126.96.36.199) with different configs (ACPI enabled/disabled ...) but I always have the same scenario trying to start the x-server with a reasonable xorg.config. I can see a colorfull screen of grap and I have no chance to get a console [ALT+CTRL+F1]. Everytime I have to force a reboot, make a fsck, init to /bin/bash, edit my xorg by replacing the module name and boot again. I am not able to do any kind of troubleshooting.
even though i am trying to get direct rendering, i tried to get the native nv xorg-module working, but this was also unsuccesful. The X-Server crashes with several errors (no logs available a the time, xorg.conf is checked).
I read something about a new nvidia release, that solves compatibility issues with GF 6xxx/7xxx and >2.6.14 . Are there known problems with similiar Hardware and Linux, that will be solved by a new nvidia release?
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Speciality Restaurants has established several famous brands across the nation, including Mainland China, Oh! Calcutta, Sigree, Haka, Machaan, Mostly Kababs, Just Biryani and Sweet Bengal. It runs 62 Food & Beverage outlets in various important cities. Mainland China alone serves more than 2 lakhs Chinese meals per month, which is a record of sorts in the country. Their restaurants consist of different restaurant concepts and are located across India, with the majority concentrated in the western region.
The four factors of contribute to the quality of the food that they offer quality fresh ingredients, modern food preparation and storage equipment, standardised recipes prepared by trained chefs and effective quality monitoring.
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Anchor Investors subscribes at Rs. 150 per share in SRL
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While Speciality Restaurant Ltd. (SRL) IPO is opening for subscription on 16.05.012, its Anchor offer got fully subscribed with five Anchor Investors subscribing the entire portion at a price of Rs. 150 per share. They include Morgan Stanley MF (Growth Fund), SBI Magnum Global Fund and Reliance Capital Trustee Co. (Reliance Equity Opportunity Fund) each subscribing 352182 shares and International Opportunity Funds-India Equity, HSBC India Alpha (Mauritius) Ltd. Subscribing 352183 shares each.
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50. no Jun 26, 2012 12:38:15 AM IST | Reply | no's messages
i think this ipo will be a another mcdonalds...chiz...piza....
49. IPO SHOKHIN May 29, 2012 10:28:31 AM IST | Reply | IPO SHOKHIN's messages
48. NAVIN JAISWAL May 28, 2012 8:06:10 PM IST | Reply | NAVIN JAISWAL's messages
47. T.Dilip May 28, 2012 4:09:44 PM IST | Reply | T.Dilip's messages
Commencement of trading On or about may 31, 2012
46. IPO SHOKHIN May 28, 2012 12:14:28 PM IST | Reply | IPO SHOKHIN's messages
45. sudhir kumar May 26, 2012 10:54:29 PM IST | Reply | sudhir kumar's messages
i got 120 shares. What i have to do?
44. rocky shah May 26, 2012 2:33:48 PM IST | Reply | rocky shah's messages
Received the shares yesterday !!
43. alkesh shah May 23, 2012 11:28:16 AM IST | Reply | alkesh shah's messages
any premium of speciality?
42. Vivekbhauka May 22, 2012 5:31:46 PM IST | Reply | Vivekbhauka's messages
concept of a stop loss
41. Vivekbhauka May 22, 2012 5:13:50 PM IST | Reply | Vivekbhauka's messages
plese stop giving these targets/stop losses etc etc....money can be made here but one can never create wealth and become rich doing trading..except .5% of the people.
40. Rahul ahuja May 22, 2012 9:47:27 AM IST | Reply | Rahul ahuja's messages
thanx mr david
39. IPO SHOKHIN May 21, 2012 6:45:22 PM IST | Reply | IPO SHOKHIN's messages
38. Dilip Davda May 21, 2012 6:19:35 PM IST | Reply | Dilip Davda's messages
Company has fixed the price of Rs. 150 for this IPO. Allotment will be around 30.05.2012 and listing by 01.06.2012
37. Dilip Davda May 21, 2012 3:54:55 PM IST | Reply | Dilip Davda's messages
Whether the concerned portion is fully subscribed or not, any one can withdraw application before allotment. So if any one wants to withdraw, he is free to do so
36. Rahul ahuja May 21, 2012 11:58:40 AM IST | Reply | Rahul ahuja's messages
m taking abt after cheque pas than also we withdraw our application
35. STAR IPO KING May 21, 2012 11:51:30 AM IST | Reply | STAR IPO KING's messages
any retailer can withdraw ,whether under subs. or over.
34. Rahul ahuja May 21, 2012 11:02:16 AM IST | Reply | Rahul ahuja's messages
nybody plz reply,do if ny issue in retail portion dont subcribe more than 1 time than we cant withdraw application in tht plz reply
33. IPO SHOKHIN May 19, 2012 1:20:38 PM IST | Reply | IPO SHOKHIN's messages
32. STAR IPO KING May 18, 2012 5:20:39 PM IST | Reply | STAR IPO KING's messages
overoll 3 times with maximum bids @ 146/147/148 .
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Brandon Webb wants to be the last boy in the bar
Dec 17, 2010, 9:20 AM EDT
Resolved: the closer it gets to last call, the more attractive that guy at the end of the bar appears to be (or that girl, depending on your predilections). Brandon Webb and his wonky shoulder are apparently counting on that:
According to a baseball source, Washington continues to be in the mix to acquire right-hander Brandon Webb. The source said Webb is not in a hurry to make a decision.
Chien Ming-Wang just got a $1 million contract with $5 million in potential incentives. And of course last year Ben Sheets got $8 million. Sheets waited until the end of January to sign. The longer Webb waits, the better he will look to pitching-desperate teams.
But even if there isn't a sucker as big as the A's were for Sheets last year, I'd say there is less clarity about how to weigh — contractually speaking — the risk of signing injured pitchers than there is about anything else out there. Webb can probably use that to his advantage.
- Rosenthals Speling Instrukter - Dec 17, 2010 at 4:01 PM
Usually the last boy is the most wasted.
- dominatetheworld - Dec 18, 2010 at 3:30 PM
Philly should just pony up 3 million(half of what he made in his last healthy season) plus add a couple incentives in there and sign him as their 5th man in the rotation. If his arm falls off oh well plug someone else in there. The upside is worth it. Imagine a team with all former aces in their rotation and a 5th starter that had previously won 22 games and a cy young. Webb in a full season has never had higher then a 3.50's era and had a couple of seasons with a sub 3 and low 3's eras, so even if he is not able to throw as hard he should still be able to manage around a 4 era which would be great for a 5th starter and the upside is he miraculously returns ro old form and has a stellar year with no pressure on him as a 5th man in one of the best 5 man rotations ever. He would have all of those guys to help him ease back into it as well and critique his mechanics and advise him since he has been out for a little while now. Seems like a win win to me no pressure on Webb and Philly could pick him up for cheap, let him back into the game and the upside is pretty good if it works out. They probably won't mess with him but if i was the gm i would, at least for 1 year.
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After 37 years in the Valley City Public Schools, jr. high science teacher Mike Watterson plans to retire with the end of the school year. He will miss teaching, but he will not miss the paperwork that goes with it.
Watterson plans to spend time with his wife and family in his retirement and possibly travel.
For more on Watterson's teaching career and his future plans, read Tuesday's Times-Record.
Valley City State University will host a Regional Science Olympiad for teams of high school and
junior high students on campus Thursday, March 28.
Twenty-three high school teams and 16 junior high teams―comprising 500 to 600 students―
will compete at VCSU.
More in Wednesday's issue of the Times-Record
Valley City area churches plan special events for Easter week, including Easter egg hunts and Easter breakfasts.
Most events are free and open to the public, with some requesting free will donations for food.
More in Wednesday's issue of the Times-Record.
What started as a birthday club in Valley City 66 years ago still has a founding member plus eight others.
According to Colleen Vannurden, a member of the Jolly Dozen Birthday Club, a group of women who meet regularly to socialize and play cards, Ethel Heckmen founded the club in September 1947 along with six other ladies.
The women continue to meet regularly for cards and visiting.
Read more in Wednesday's Times-Record.
Kim Hesch, Assistant Director of Advancement at VCSU, said the 19th annual VCSU Scholarship Auction has been set for Friday, April 19 at the Valley City Eagles Club.
Hesch said this year's theme of Get Wild in the VCSU Jungle "has auction committee members working hard to create a fun and wild atmosphere at the Eagles Club for the auction. The scholarship auction is our single biggest event in terms of generating scholarship dollars and it seems to get bigger each year," said Hesch, "We sold more than 550 tickets to the event last year and are on target to do the same this year."
New fabric awnings were installed over first floor windows of Valley City's Straus Mall Monday, part of continuing work by mall owners to renovate the structure.
At present the mall houses three businesses. Exterior work has included installing the awnings, plastering, painting and installing new windows. More in Tuesday's issue of the Times-Record.
The City of Valley City is testing its emergency sirens today.
Valley City Police Chief Fred Thompson recently attended training on domestic violence. The training was a coordinated effort to bring together entities that respond to domestic violence crises.
Part of the training included learning about North Dakota law as it applies to domestic violence for Thompson who is from Nevada. As time and finances allow, Thompson would like to send each of his officer to the training.
In 2011, 5,159 incidents of domestic violence were reported to crisis intervention centers in North Dakota. Of those, 50 percent were reported to law enforcement.
Two people have died as a result of injuries received in a one-car rollover accident on I94 west of Valley City on Wednesday.
Tiffany Przybycien, 23, driver of the pickup involved in the crash, died at the Sanford Hospital in Fargo on Saturday. Her passenger, Kyle Truckey, 22, died at the Sanford Hospital in Fargo on Friday.
Read more in Tuesday's Times-Record.
A one-vehicle crash has claimed the life of a Marion man.
Merle Haakenson, 40, was killed early Saturday when the truck in which he was a passenger rolled on a gravel road 1.5 miles west of Marion.
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St. Marys City Councilman Gary Anderson briefly voiced his concern about the Rt. 255 construction project and the frequent traffic jams experienced by local drivers at a recent meeting.
He noted that traffic is sometimes backed up from Walmart to Dairy Queen, causing issues for students and employees attempting to get to work and school on time. Fellow C uncilman Greg Gebauer added emergency vehicles are also having difficulty in getting through traffic.
An upcoming program will help parents teach their young children about the formation of faith, values and virtues.Â
St. Marys City Council plans to discuss the ongoing downtown development projects spearheaded by Bob Yoder during a closed meeting on Monday, Sept. 24.
Councilman Ned Jacob proposed meeting in an executive session at this week's regularly scheduled council meeting after speaking with a Depot Street property owner who is waiting to sell the property after being told by Yoder that a hotel was interested in purchasing the land.
Jacob said one settlement payment was due in July;however, it fell through due to Yoder being unable to secure financing.
The Elk County Board of Commissioners approved three agreements Tuesday morning regarding the Northern Tier Regional NG911 Telecommunications Project for the county's new 911 Center.
The project, which includes Cameron, Clarion, Forest, Clearfield, Elk, Jefferson, McKean, Crawford and Warren counties, effectively creates a regional 911 system.
County officials and poll workers are quickly preparing for the General Election on Tuesday, Nov. 6 and possible struggles with the state's new voter identification requirements.
ST. MARYS - "Necessity is the mother of invention," said Dennis Rogers of St. Marys who built a firewood processor designed to lessen the physical toll of log splitting after suffering a back injury. His invention has since been patented and sold to a Canadian outdoor power products company which currently manufactures and sells the product.
One could say it was a serendipitous chain of events that led Rogers to build the prototype for what would eventually become the WP Wood Processor.
St. Marys City Council approved two issues pertaining to pension plans during their Monday evening meeting.
The 2013 Minimum Municipal Obligation (M.M.O) for pension plans was the first item addressed. The annual report, known as Act 205, requires information about the plans be submitted and approved by the governing body of the city by Sept. 30.
Total reimbursement for the police pension is $171,550 and for the non-uniformed employees it is $133,164, for a total of $304,714. As of Monday, the city's state aid is $236,023.24, leaving the city contribution at $76,677.74.
ST. MARYS - With tons of vendors, entertainment and activities for children and adults, this year's third annual Bavarian Fall Fest is sure to be full of autumnal fun for area residents.
The festival will be held in downtown St. Marys from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. this Friday, Sept. 21; 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 22; and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 23.
Planning committee member Paula Weyant said this year's event has even better entertainment than the two years prior.
The Chautauqua Art Challenge, an event inspired by the Ridgway Chainsaw Carvers Rendezvous, is scheduled to hit Mayville, N.Y. on Sept. 24-29.
The weeklong event, conjured up by Rendezvous genius Rick Boni, will feature a painting competition, clay competition, cardboard/fabric sculpture competition, ice carving competition, and wood carving competition.
"It's a wonderful opportunity," said Liz Boni of Appalachian Arts Studio. "It was probably a couple of years after the Rendezvous where Rick [Boni] thought it'd be really neat to have an event where you're really challenged.
In addressing parental concern surrounding the status of the St. Marys Area School District's gifted program, Superintendent Ann Kearney assured parents at a recent Board of Directors meeting that the program had not been cut.
"I had a couple of phone calls concerned about the gifted program. One parent thought we cut the gifted program and we did not and I want to make that clear," Kearney said.


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Joint study conducted by the universities of Mainz, Göttingen, and Marburg reveals disparity between subjective perception and measures of reading speed / brain activity
Reading electronic books is no more effortful for the brain than reading traditional paper books. To the contrary: Older people actually benefit from reading from a tablet PC. This is the conclusion reached by a study of reading performance among participants from different age groups that was undertaken under by researchers from Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz (JGU) in Germany in collaboration with the universities of Göttingen and Marburg. "There is a widely-held belief that it is more difficult to read from a digital device and that people retain less of what they read in this case," explains Dr. Franziska Kretzschmar of the Department of English and Linguistics at Mainz University. "Our study has shown that older people can actually read better from tablet PCs, likely because of the higher visual contrast."
Electronic books have become ever more popular in recent years, particularly in English-speaking countries, where the sales figures for e-books are outstripping those for conventional printed books. German readers are somewhat more skeptical when it comes to digital texts. Sales of e-books in Germany made up only about one percent of all book sales in 2011 and, when asked about their favorite reading medium, most Germans still tend to vote in favor of printed books rather than e-books. This may, in part, be attributable to a general distrust of new technologies.
The 56 test participants who took part in the study found reading on paper to be more pleasant and claimed that it was easier than reading on digital devices. However, recordings made during the study showed that this view, shared equally by both the younger and older participants, did not correlate with analyses of eye movements and brain wave patterns. Participants in the age range of 66 to 77 years showed faster reading speeds and less brain activity when reading from a tablet PC compared with a printed book and also when compared with an e-ink reader, such as the Kindle. "The cognitive effort required by older to read from a tablet PC was less than that required to read from an e-ink reader or paper pages. This is clearly confirmed by our observations of their eye movements while reading and the results of simultaneous measurements of brain activity," said Kretzschmar. This reduction of cognitive and neural effort may be attributable to the better contrast provided by the background lighting on a tablet computer, which aids letter and word recognition and has an impact even on the highest levels of language processing. However, there was no comparable effect among younger participants in the age range of 21 to 34 years. The results for all three reading media were identical in this cohort. Importantly, regardless of whether the participants were young or old, reading comprehension was the same for all three media in the two groups.
The findings thus demonstrate that people's subjective perception of reading on digital devices does not coincide with the actual cognitive and neuronal effort that needs to be invested in information processing while reading from them, as the researchers from Mainz, Göttingen, and Marburg conclude in an article published in PLOS ONE. The existence of this subjective preference for paper texts may be attributable, at least in part, to the high status afforded to traditional, printed books as part of our cultural heritage.
Franziska Kretzschmar et al.
Subjective impressions do not mirror online reading effort:
Concurrent EEG-eyetracking evidence from the reading of books and digital media
PLOS ONE, February 2013
Further information:
Professor Dr. Matthias Schlesewsky
General Linguistics
Department of English and Linguistics
Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz
D 55099 Mainz, GERMANY
phone: +49 6131 39-23478
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
http://www.uni-mainz.de/presse/16228_ENG_HTML.php - press release ;
http://www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0056178 PLOS ONE publication ;
http://www.uni-mainz.de/presse/14685_ENG_HTML.php - press release "Different reading devices, different modes of reading?" (20 October 2011)
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• Citigroup's Chuck Prince and Chase's Jamie Dimon are battling it out to see who's the real heir to Sandy Weill. With Citi crashing and Chase eking out a gain despite the credit crunch, it looks like Dimon, long prodigal, may be the true son. [Deal Journal/WSJ]
• Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson warned that we may see as many as one million home foreclosures before the end of the year. [NYT]
• Want to be a hedger and a do-gooder, work a trading floor and enjoy the peace of mind of a nonprofit? Join the World Bank like former Goldman exec Robert Zoellick, and you can manage $55 billion in assets. [NYT]
• Bill Keller to Rupert Murdoch: "Taking on the Times is not as easy as waving a credit card and proclaiming yourself 'fair and balanced.'" Also, the Times has held off on hiring to keep spaces for potential Journal exiles, but few have bitten. And considering Murdoch's credit line — "What if, at the Journal, we spent $100 million a year hiring all the best business journalists in the world?" — Keller may have a few more holes in his lineup soon. [NYO]
• Les Moonves signed a new contract as chief executive of CBS, tying his pay largely to the performance of the company's stock. [NYT]
• Priscilla Painton, a deputy managing editor at Time known for rolling her eyes at editorial meetings, decided to walk away after twenty years with the magazine and try to "reinvent herself." Entire media community rolls eyes. [NYP]
• The Upper East Side woman who filed a $400,000 lawsuit against her wedding florist over pastel hydrangeas is, no surprise, a litigator at Kelley Drye. What's more, her New York attorney registration is delinquent. [Above the Law]
• Some law firms are adopting "no jerks" hiring policies. Doo-doo heads still accepted. [Daily Business Review]
• Hofstra Law School was remarkably polite as they listened to a lawyer disbarred for helping terrorists hold forth on legal ethics. [NYT]
• Is Posh the new face of Marc Jacobs? Will Becks be in the ads? Oh bruv, say it ain't so. [WWD]
• Anya Hindmarch is the latest victim of the theft spree in London. The only clue drawn from the robbery is that the culprit must have outdated taste in bags. [British Vogue]
• Despite the infamous two-hour delay, Cathy Horyn declared Marc Jacobs the collection of the season. Now will you stay in New York, Marc? [NYT]


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See Sandy at Back Home on Back Street for a great selection of antiques, decor and home furnishings
Store Hours: Thursday-Saturday 11AM-5PM, Sunday 1-5PM
Bakery, Baskets and Gifts
Treat yourself to fresh baked cookies and cakes at Bakery, Baskets and Gifts. Lindsay also makes a great selection of baskets for an ideal gift.
Store Hours: Thursday-Saturday 11AM-5PM, and when the lights are on.
E.H. Montgomery General Store
Hoppy and Vivian make you feel at home at E.H. Montgomery General Store. Pick up history brochures, trail maps for hiking/biking on the Gold Hill Rail Trail as well as Gold Hill souvenirs, gems and minerals, ice cream or long neck bottle sodas. Join them every Friday evening at 7:00pm for bluegrass (Admission by Donation).
Store Hours: Thursday 11AM-5PM, Friday 11AM-9PM
Saturday and Sunday 11AM-5PM
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The Feelin' Station Artisan Studio
Hand-crafted and unique jewelry and fashion accessories by local artisans. Check out the original watercolors, acrylics, photography, warm glass, stained glass, lamp work, wire design, jewelry making, pottery, and mixed media.
Open: Friday 1:00 pm- until Saturday , 11am – 5pm Sunday 1 – 4 pm
File Store
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Friday 11AM-5PM
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J.J. Farm Fresh Produce
John Yelton's J J's Farm Fresh Produce is on Old Beatty Ford Rd. Come and find the best local fresh produce.
Mauney's 1840 Store
Unique old fashioned & whimsical home decor, gifts and hand-crafted items by local artists. Mauney's 1840 Store is one of the two remaining original buildings in Gold Hill!
Store Hours: Saturday- Sunday 12-5 PM
Your home for pottery and other hand-crafted treasures. Stop by and you may see us making jewelry or pottery on site. Special orders accepted.
Open: Saturday and Sunday 12 – 4 PM.
Southern Belles and Pearls
Southern Belles and Pearls offers a variety of old, new, and handmade gifts.
Come visit our shop located in The Little Log Cabin. Open Saturday, 10 to 5;
Sunday, 1-5
Sweet Tea Gift Shop & Tea House
Teas, coffee, baked goods, jams & jellies! Gift Shop will offer souvenirs, jewelry, homemade candles, lotions, soaps & more! Garden available for rent for parties, birthdays, baby showers, etc. Open: Thursday and Sunday 11 to 5, Friday and Saturday 11- until. Grand Opening: November 22, 2014!


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Album Rating: 4.5hated beth/rest initially, love it now... very cool track.
Album Rating: 4.0it's v cool yea
Digging: Titus Andronicus - The Most Lamentable Tragedy
Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound OffYeah new track is subtle, but brilliant
Album Rating: 4.5new track? sweeeeeeet
Album Rating: 4.0hated beth/rest initially, love it now... very cool track. [2]
Digging: PINKSHINYULTRABLAST - Everything Else Matters
Album Rating: 4.0never listen to this anymore
Digging: Toadies - Hell Below Stars Above
Album Rating: 4.0I do
Album Rating: 4.5new song rules
hope this motivates them to write a new album
Album Rating: 4.0never listen to this anymore [2]
occasionally i listen to for emma but i don't really listen to justin's stuff anymore
Album Rating: 3.5never listen to this anymore [3]
I mean this rules and all but why settle for this when you have For Emma
Album Rating: 4.5yea for emma is on a different level but this still rules
the new song is great
Digging: August Burns Red - Found in Far Away Places
Album Rating: 4.5they're different sounds. I still listen to both from time to time
Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound OffThe new song is the perfect direction to head. That synth sound is rad
Album Rating: 4.0Holocene obliterates everything this band has done.
Digging: mewithoutYou - Pale Horses
Album Rating: 4.0whoops yeah..."artist"
singer/songwriter :]
Album Rating: 4.0tomato/tomato ; )
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Purchase your tickets for this fun show by Disney Junior Live! Two shows on August 4 at Freedom Hall Civic Center.Comments
Old-fashioned family oriented Fourth of July celebration featuring educational craftsmen, arts and crafts exhibits, parade, fireworks, southern style cooking, live entertainment and clogging exhibition in Tennessee's oldest town.Comments
These fun little "classes" are one-time playdates, which last 45 minutes. They include an instrument and a play card to download your class music. We would love to see you at one or all of them!Comments
Fun Fest 2013 Chairperson Lorrie Cooper announced a number of new events that will encourage physical activity in a press conference this morning at the Kingsport Aquatic Center.Comments
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With summer just around the corner, I can't get my mind off of dinner salads. No, not the dinner salad you see on some menus; the salad made up of lettuce, a wedge or two of tomato and maybe some carrot threads.Comments
I think what we parents need to figure out when it's OK for a child to start using social media, what is a safe amount of time for our children to spend using it, and we need to be aware and control the technology they use.Comments


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How often are two permutations comparable?
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Abstract: Two permutations of are comparable in the Bruhat order if one is closer, in a natural way, to the identity permutation, , than the other. We show that the number of comparable pairs is of order at most, and at least. For the related weak order, the corresponding bounds are and , where . In light of numerical experiments, we conjecture that for each order the upper bound is qualitatively close to the actual number of comparable pairs.
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Originally written on Double Coverage Football | Last updated 12/3/12
I should give a MM dose to the Bulldogs after they came within four yards and an accidental completion of knocking off Alabama and heading to the BCS Championship Game, but Aaron Murray needs some personal use level love today. Georgia's QB threw for 265 yards and a TD, but tossed his only pick on a crucial drive in the second quarter. Murray didn't beat himself up for the interception for very long, since Quinton Dial conveniently attempted to decapitate him seconds later and probably completely erased the memory from Murray's brain: Jesus. Murray's Bulldogs slipped completely out of the BCS, and will play Nebraska in the Capital One Bowl.
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Clarkson on: supercars
The new Audi R8 is very possibly the best car I've ever driven. The way it blends Lamborghini V10 power with everyday buttons, knobs and comfort means that it's a fiery curry that won't break your starfish, a hot day that won't give you skin cancer, a mistress that will kiss but never tell.
Of course, a Bugatti Veyron is a magnificent piece of engineering, which means that on a long straight road you can travel at aircraft speeds in what is no more demanding than a warm bath. But putting it on a track is like putting Stephen Fry in the 110-metre hurdles. All of a sudden, the big brain counts for nothing.
On a track, you would be much better off with a Ferrari Scuderia. But when you drive one of those home afterwards, you quickly tire of the non-stop fidgeting and wriggling. Driving a Scud is like sleeping with someone who has eczema.
The R8 V10 steers a course slap-bang between these two extremes. On a track, it is utterly divine, darting, snouting, aurally visceral. And as crisp as freshly laundered linen. But when you are just going to work it becomes a big TT. Its nose can handle speed bumps. Its radio is good. Its seats are old sofa comfy. And at £100,000, it is cheap compared to the Ferrari and a veritable pound shop compared to the Big Bug.
It is therefore the obvious choice for anyone who can afford such a thing, and whose lifestyle means there's no need for back seats. It is also the obvious choice for those who have no job and two kids. Just raise the money by selling the children to Madonna.
However, I won't be buying an R8 any time soon, and neither should you. Because I've been down the supercar road three times now, with a Ferrari 355, a Lamborghini Gallardo and a Ford GT. And I can assure you it's not lined with girls and jelly. It's mostly a forest of pot holes, expense, frustration, terror and dirty trousers.
This is because, when you are in a supercar, you can resist stabbing the loud pedal for very long periods of time but eventually, you'll think, "Hang on. This bit of road looks appropriate, I'll open the taps." And that's a mistake, because no road is appropriate really for the savagery that results. Quickly, then, you will soil yourself.
You will also have dirty fingernails. Constantly. This is because it is impossible to open the bonnet of any car without getting covered in six litres of used oil and a billion dead flies. And with a supercar, you have to open the bonnet every time you want to put a briefcase, or your shopping, or your hat, in the boot.
Unless of course you have a Lamborghini Jalpa which has a boot in the proper place. But you don't have a Lamborghini Jalpa. No one does.
'I've been down the supercar road three times, and I can assure you it's not lined with girls and jelly. It's a forest of pot holes, expense and dirty trousers'
Then there's the business of getting in and out of a supercar. If you are young, this is no problem at all. But if you are young, you will be poor and you will therefore have an X-registered Ford Fiesta. To be wealthy enough to buy, insure and run a low-slung piece of Italian cut-and-thrust, you need to be old. Which means you will not be able to get in without snapping your spine, or out without ending up on your hands and knees.
I can assure you that this is not dignified. Crawling out of a car that's two inches tall, onto a pavement, with dirty fingernails and soiled trousers is a sure-fire way of ensuring that you will go home without the girl.
Not that supercars are what some people might call bird-pullers anyway. The fact is this: when they see a man in a supercar, almost all girls think that he is a) married, b) having a mid-life crisis and c) that he has a penis measurable only with the assistance of a microscope.
Of course, there are some girls who will go for a man with a supercar. They are called gold diggers and, pretty soon, they will sleep with your gardener, take half your money and tell the newspapers what the rest of womanhood knew already: that your penis is not visible to the naked eye and you shit yourself every time you go round a corner.
Supercars, then, are no good for your sex life, unless you are an homosexual, in which case they are excellent. Because every single time you stop in your Zonda or your Murciélago you will be surrounded by a gaggle of swooning men and boys. So if you have one, you will be able to find a mate without making the dreary trip to Brighton. Just remember though, when you have a Ferrari, a threesome is right out. Unless it's a Mondial. In which case a threesome is also right out because you won't have any taste. And therefore no one will like you.
Soon though, you will be killed. This is not because you will drive too quickly and crash into a lorry. Your bowels will let go long before that happens and so you will need to stop at the next services and change. That means you will be in a cubicle wiping your bottom as the lorry you would have hit goes by. And that's fine.
No, you will be killed at the next junction because you will not see the van coming at you from behind your rear pillar until you have the word Transit embedded in your forehead.
The worst offender in this respect is the Ferrari Enzo, with the Ford GT a close second. This is because they are left-hand drive and that means at every roundabout, you can only pull out after rubbing your rosaries and whispering half a dozen Hail Marys. Because, and I'm not making this up, it is impossible to see what's coming. Not difficult. Not awkward. Impossible.
The blind spot in the R8 isn't too bad, it must be said, but it's still big enough to hide the group of girls, pointing at you and wondering, quite loudly, whether you are gay, penistically challenged or whether you've filled your pants yet.
Supercars have a huge allure. Their beauty. Those massive engines. The sense that you will never want for anything else, ever again. That you are stuck in a pantomime and life is just one big bag of sweeties and laughter. You dream of an Alpine road, and of dropping down a cog in the tunnels to amplify the noise still further. It's a lovely dream to have and it's why I'm a sucker for the breed. It's why I bought the Lambo 10 minutes after I sold the Ford and said, "Never again". And it's why, now, 10 minutes after I sold the Lambo and said, "Never again" again, I'm looking at the R8 with a cocked eyebrow and a head full of possibilities.
The fact is, though, that there's never a right time in anyone's life for such a thing. They are like a boned pigeon. Wonderful in your dreams and on your holidays, but fiddly and difficult when it's Thursday lunchtime and you just want something to eat.
And don't forget, in a pantomime, you never see what's behind you.
Have that dream by all means. But when it comes to the car you actually buy, the engine should be at the front, the boot should be at the back and in the middle there should be as many seats as possible. It should be as economical as possible, it should be invisible to vandals, cheap to repair, unattractive to thieves and able to enter a roundabout without killing you in the process. This then is my advice. Cut out a picture of the R8 and put it on your wall. Then buy a Golf.
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Detroit Tigers hire Brad Ausmus as managerThe Associated Press | November 04,2013DETROIT When Brad Ausmus was a player which wasnt that long ago the mental aspect of the game always came pretty easily.
I always enjoyed the cerebral part, Ausmus said. It was much more difficult to hit that was the part of the game I didnt really enjoy.
Perhaps it was inevitable that Ausmus would become a manager, and hell have that chance now. The Detroit Tigers hired the 44-year-old former catcher to replace Jim Leyland at the helm of the three-time defending AL Central champions. Ausmus has little managerial experience, and the Tigers will entrust him with a talented roster that is expected to keep right on winning.
Im well aware that you dont generally get dropped into a situation like I will be this coming season, Ausmus said. I understand Im very fortunate. That being said, Im not taking anything for granted. No details will be glossed over. Im not assuming anything going into the job.
Ausmus, who worked in the San Diego Padres front office as a special assistant to the general manager, emerged as Detroits pick less than two weeks after Leyland stepped down. He takes over a team that has reached the AL championship series three straight years and should be well positioned for another big season in 2014.
The Tigers lost to Boston this year in the ALCS.
Were not going to re-invent the wheel here. This is a pretty darn good team, Ausmus said. I think I would be foolish to come here and try to make sweeping changes.
Ausmus managed Israels team for the World Baseball Classic, but hes inexperienced as a manager compared to other potential candidates. Ausmus played in the majors from 1993-2010.
The Tigers also interviewed Padres bench coach Rick Renteria and Los Angeles Dodgers third-base coach Tim Wallach as well as Tigers hitting coach Lloyd McClendon. Detroit general manager Dave Dombrowski said hed planned to interview former Cincinnati Reds star Barry Larkin, but Larkin decided not to interview because he wasnt in a position to make the time commitment necessary for the job.
If continuity was Detroits main concern, McClendon may have been the choice, but the Tigers acted a bit more boldly in hiring the Dartmouth-educated Ausmus, whose name also recently surfaced in connection with the Chicago Cubs job.
When we interviewed, we were not just me taken back at how impressive he was, Dombrowski said. It really became quite clear for us, that he would do an outstanding job for us. It was probably not where I started, but its where we ended, and we feel very good about that.
There will be one important holdover on Detroits coaching staff. Leylands bench coach, Gene Lamont, will remain in that role. Ausmus agreed to a three-year deal with a club option for 2017. Lamont agreed to a two-year deal.
Ausmus is 24 years younger than the man hes replacing, and he inherits a roster with a high payroll and several big names, including Justin Verlander and Miguel Cabrera. Hell have a chance to win right away, and hell have to deal with high expectations.
Anybody you hire has some risk attached to it, Dombrowski said. Even a veteran manager that you bring in with a new club, where they are in their life, theres risk attached to that.
The contrasts with the 68-year-old Leyland are obvious, and Ausmus will have to prove he can guide this star-studded team through the inevitable rough patches but it wasnt long ago that Ausmus was on the other side of that player-manager relationship. He played in 1,971 games with four different teams. He played for the Tigers for part of the 1996 season, and again from 1999-2000.
Ive got to be me, Ausmus said. Jim Leyland great, Hall of Fame manager. Im not going to be Jim Leyland. I would never make an attempt to be Jim Leyland. Im going to be who I am.
Detroit is one of at least three teams with first-time major league managers who should have a chance to win right away in 2014. The Washington Nationals hired Matt Williams to replace Davey Johnson. The Cincinnati Reds, who fired Dusty Baker after a 90-win season, went with pitching coach Bryan Price as their new manager.
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1855 Wass, Molitor & Co. Fifty Dollar, MS631855 $50 Wass Molitor Fifty Dollar MS63 NGC. K-9, R.5. The Wass, Molitor & Co. fifty dollar gold piece was the flagship coin for that company's 1855 coinage issue. The firm had stopped striking coins after 1852, in anticipation of the opening of the San Francisco Mint. Unfortunately, many problems arose that hampered the operations of the federal facility in its early years. A shortage of parting acids was particularly troublesome in refining the raw gold turned in by depositors to suitable fineness for coinage. The Mint was forced to close on intermittent occasions and found itself unable to meet the demand for coinage in the regional economy. When the Mint experienced an especially long layoff in March of 1855, a group of influential bankers and merchants petitioned Wass, Molitor & Co. to resume coinage operations to alleviate the situation.
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Wass, Molitor & Co. replied on March 24 that they would begin issuing coins within the week. Ten dollar coins were struck first, followed by twenty and fifty dollar pieces shortly afterward. The Wass, Molitor fifty dollar pieces were round, unlike the familiar octagonal slugs issued by the United States Assay Office. They were eagerly accepted, as the firm had established a reputation for honesty that was fully justified by an assay conducted by Agoston Haraszthy at the San Francisco Mint. The subsidiary coinage of ten and twenty dollar coins was accepted without question as well.
The obverse design of the 1855 Wass, Molitor & Co. fifty dollar gold piece features a central bust of Liberty, with no inscription on the coronet, surrounded by 13 stars and the date below. The reverse displays the legends SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA above and WASS, MOLITOR & CO. below. The denomination, expressed as 50/DOLLARS, is enclosed by a wreath, with a ribbon inscribed 900 THOUS. above. Although the design is not really beautiful, the coins were well-received by the public. An article in the April 30, 1855 edition of the Sacramento Daily Union summarized the popular feeling:
"This coin is circular, almost entirely destitute of ornament, and plain as a maiden's countenance who has breathed the air of fifty summers...the coin certainly has no pretentions to beauty; nevertheless we would not like to refuse a few to break with our friends."
What they lacked in aesthetic appeal the Wass, Molitor fifty dollar pieces made up for in stately size and instant recognition. An article in the San Francisco Herald of March 1, 1854 outlined the desirability of such a coin for trade purposes:
"In a country like our own, where the currency is purely metallic, it is of great importance to have coins issued of a size which will admit of rapid and easy counting, both in receiving and paying money; and the experience of all our businessmen goes to show that in the absence of bank notes the Fifty Dollar piece is the most convenient coin for such a purpose."
The coins circulated widely throughout the region and in other parts of the country. An article in the Alta California reported that Wass, Molitor was issuing $38,000 worth of twenty and fifty dollar gold coins per day at their peak. Some of the coins were even used in international transactions and found their way into European collections. One such piece was the example in lot 679 of the John G. Murdoch Collection (Sotheby, Wilkinson & Hodge, 7/1903). This lot description followed four fifty dollar octagonal slugs in preceding lots:
"Another, 1855, ROUND, bust to left, with 1855 below, within a circle of stars; rev. 50 DOLLARS, within an olive wreath, with 900 THOUS. on a scroll above, WASS, MOLITOR & CO SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA, edge grained, extremely fine and excessively rare. [Pl. VII]"
The lot was purchased by Samuel Hudson Chapman, for 84 pounds. Murdoch's collection also included the Mint State 1794 dollar that would later belong to George Earle and Harry Bass, which sold for 48 pounds to Spink, and the 1783 Nova Constellatio bit that is presently in the collection of the Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society, which also sold to Chapman, for 26 pounds (Heritage Auctions will offer this coin and many fine Colonial pieces from the Eric P. Newman Collection in a monumental Signature auction in May 2014). The current price realized record for the Wass, Molitor & Co. fifty dollar gold piece is $345,000 brought by the finest-known MS65 example, ex: Garrett, in Stack's sale of October 2003. Wass, Molitor ceased coinage operations after the 1855 coinage was dispersed.
The present coin is a spectacular MS63 specimen, which is tied with one other coin for second-finest honors at NGC (MS64 is finest). PCGS apparently graded one coin in MS63 previously, but it no longer appears in the Population Report, and no other PCGS-graded example is better than AU58 (3/14). The lustrous orange-gold surfaces of this Select piece are remarkably clean for such a large gold coin, and both sides retain significant amounts of original mint luster. The design elements are well-detailed, with full star centers and just a trace of softness on the ribbon bow. Eye appeal is outstanding. A diligent search of auction records reveals no offering of an MS63-certified Wass, Molitor fifty dollar gold piece since the inception of third party grading in 1986. Territorial gold enthusiasts should bid accordingly. Listed on page 390 of the 2014 Guide Book. Census: 2 in 63, 1 finer (3/14).
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Posted on: March 13, 2002 at 14:11:02
In Reply to: Questions on Breeding Ages
: I thoroughly have been enjoying your site. My boyfriend and I just got a Jack Russell puppy & he is an absolute joy. We have talked about breeding, but are still not sure if that is a responsibility we want to take on. I have been reading the archives on ages for breeding and no where on your site have you mentioned the age when a male is acceptable to breed. I know this is a serious decision to make, but I was just wondering what the age was. Many people have asked you this same question & each time in your responses you avoid it and never give the answer. I would really appreciate an answer this time. I truly enjoy your site with all of the helpful info on raising my puppy, but if you aren't going to give me & your other devoted fans of JRT's an answer then I will just have to get it somewhere else. I don't find the other sites as competant but I am sure they would not just dismiss my questions. I hope to hear from you soon. Your anticipated response is greatly appreciated.
This is why many breeders will not breed a dog until they are fairly certain their dogs don't have inheritable eye problems.
Most will also prove their dogs in the conformation show ring and in the hunt field.
There are more than enough pet dogs dying every day in shelters. Breeding should only be done to improve the breed, and not be taken lightly.


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Champagne Compote
13 Oct 2009
|Frozen sliced strawberries
|10 Ounce (1 Package)
|Canned apricot halves
|17 Ounce, unpeeled, chilled and drained (1 Can)
|Canned pear halves
|16 Ounce, chilled, drained and cut up (1 Can)
|Canned pineapple chunks
|16 Ounce, chilled and drained (1 Can)
|Orange liqueur
|2 Tablespoon
|Champagne/Ginger ale
|1 Cup (16 tbs), chilled
|Strawberry ice cream
|1 Pint
Let strawberries stand at room temperature for 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, in a bowl combine drained apricots, pears, pineapple chunks, and the orange liqueur; stir in partially thawed strawberries.
Spoon fruit mixture into 8 individual dessert dishes.
Pour two tablespoons champagne or ginger ale over each.
Top each with strawberry ice cream.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Dessert, Fruit Dessert
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