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- Jigsaw
- Metal ruler
- Soldering iron
- cordless drill
- math compass
- soft pencil
Relevant Parts
- broken guitar
- Speakers (2)
- Speaker wire
- short wood screws (8)
Step 2: Diagram
I first measured out where I wanted to place the speakers using the ruler or a tape measure.
I measured out the centre of the guitar and drew a centre line parallel to the guitar neck (see picture). I then used a math compass to draw the circles to be cut out.
Note: Make sure when drawing the circles to give the speakers enough distance from each other.
I suggest drawing the circle at the sound hole first as it will give you an idea as to how much space you have left to play with.
After drawing the second circle I began cutting.
I suggest weighing the guitar down with something heavy to prevent vibrations while cutting the holes with a jigsaw. Start carefully and if there is too much vibration add more weight.
After cutting out the first speaker hole I used the cordless drill to make a small hole in the centre of the second circle to be able to cut out the second speaker hole.
Thanks for inspiration.
One, I thought I was the only guy to think of making an acoustic guitar body into a speaker cab, and I still think it's a great idea - glad you followed through and built it. Second, upon further thought, I think it may be better to use the back of the guitar as the speaker's front, letting the soundhole be a "tuned" passive rear firing port, and an easy path out for your speaker wires. Soundholes (at least theoretically) are basically where the most sound of the widest frequency range is let out of the body. This would make very usable complementary reflected sounds if the speakers are placed somewhat close to the wall behind them. The blank guitar back (which would now be the side facing the listener) also would let you place the actual driver anywhere on it for best size fit and best resonance/freq resonance of the speaker you choose - which may be lower, higher, or off center of where the soundhole is. Sorry I don't know offhand where the sweet spot for a driver would be on the irregularly shaped guitar body as opposed to a conventional speaker box.


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Chappell, John W. Age: 87Passed Away: 2011-01-30 Funeral Home: Mr. John W. Chappell, 87, of Hampton, passed away Sunday, Jan. 30, 2011 at his residence. He was born July 7, 1923, in Hampton. He is the son of the late Paul Kimble Chappell, and the late Susie Walker Chappell. He was a member of the Berea Christian Church, and a lifelong mason of the Hampton Masonic Lodge. Mr. Chappell was a veteran of the U.S. Navy. He was preceded in death by a brother, Robert Chappell, and sisters, Lillian Barnett and Frances Foster. Survivors include his wife, Helen Chappell, of Hampton; daughter and son-in-law, Marian and Paul Daigler, of Atlanta; son and daughter-in-law, Paul W. and Beth Chappell, of Hamilton, Ga.; grandchildren, Laura, Marshall and Emily Chappell; many nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Thursday, Feb. 3, at 3 p.m., at the Berea Christian Church. Minister Mike Portwood and Minister David Fulton will officiate. Interment will be private. Friends may visit the family on Wednesday, Feb. 2, from 6 p.m., to 8 p.m., at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be made to Berea Christian Church, Mission Work, 37 Woolsey Road, Hampton, Ga. 30228, or to Helping in His Name Ministry Food Pantry, 85 Bellamy Place, Suite A, Stockbridge, Ga. 30281, in memory of Mr. Chappell. To pay condolences online to the family, do so at www.haistenmccullough.com. Haisten McCullough Funeral Home, 1155 Everee Inn Road, is in charge of arrangements.
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If you've got the glass ball that lets you see they don't turn into a world full of Reavers or Breen or Imperial space nazis, that can justify intervention, assuming you are willing to play God with history. But revealing the giant metal bird to them at an impressionable time is monstrous.
Kirk might be condemning them to millions of years of religious strife, and I don't know that is better than letting life evolve anew there after the volcano plays out (assuming it really killed everyone, which sounds a little O-T-T ... is the volcano going to cause non-nuclear winter for the whole world?)
I disagree. You agree that the Prime Directive is ridiculous. I say, not because it's unenforceable, but because it's a silly principle. What does "destiny" mean anyway ? I agree you shouldn't make contact with non-warp-capable planets, but between letting all life on a world die, I think that was a minor offense. Calling it "monstrous" is a bloated hyperbole, at best.
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Fresh Squash Casserole
19 May 2010
|Yellow summer squash
|1 Pound, unpeeled
|1 Medium, chopped
|Sprouted lentils
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Sour cream
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Creamed cottage cheese
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|To Taste
|Freshly ground pepper
|To Taste
|Grated cheddar cheese
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Chopped chives
|2 Tablespoon
Preheat oven to 350°.
Grate squash on large holes of grater.
Sprinkle with 2 tsp.salt and let stand 30 minutes.
Squeeze dry.
Butter a 1 1/2 qt.baking dish.
Mix together squash, onion and lentils and put into dish.
Beat together eggs, sour cream, cottage cheese, salt and pepper.
Pour over squash.
Sprinkle cheese and chives over top.
Bake for 30 minutes until set and lightly browned.
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- Election 2010 - Governor
- Oct 29:
- Littwin: Tancredo's the one who has it all "backwards"
- Tancredo wrongly says Obama referred to "bitter white people"
- Upbeat Hickenlooper rallies voters on Western Slope bus tour
- Oct 28:
- Gubernatorial candidates on environmental issues
- Governor hopefuls diverge on environmental issues
- A worn Maes makes last pitches as campaign clock runs out
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- Maes won't join fellow GOPers on election night
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- Hickenlooper holds comfy lead in Colo. gubernatorial race
- Oct 22:
- Tancredo takes on Hick's 'backwards thinking' comment
- Tancredo ups pressure on Maes to quit Colorado governor's race
- Oct 20:
- Blogger, Maes supporter have words over who offered what to whom
- Maes' campaign has reimbursed family $71,658
- Oct 19:
- Blogger: I never offered Maes money to quit the race
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- Maes' tallying of campaign finances chaotic, former advisers say
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- Immigration, budget dominate Colorado gubernatorial debate
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- Immigration hot topic at Colo. gubernatorial debate
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- Hick's business sense helps form shrewd style
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- Littwin: On that Maes-Tancredo park bench, no adults
- Gubernatorial candidate Maes: "Not going anywhere!"
- Oct 7:
- Tancredo, Maes stay in race after meeting to discuss possible exit for one
- Greene: Mayor's race waiting on Hickenlooper's move
- Oct 6:
- Tancredo turns on Hickenlooper in latest Colo. gubernatorial debate
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- Big showing by Tancredo could hurt GOP and adopted third party
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- Tancredo says Maes should drop from debates, citing Maes' own words
- Sep 29:
- Police files show Maes met with Kansas agents
- Sep 24:
- Running mate of unaffiliated gubernatorial hopeful quits
- Sep 23:
- Tancredo's support for three anti-tax ballot measures fades
- Sep 22:
- September donations plunge for GOP gubernatorial candidate Dan Maes
- Sep 21:
- Maes' fund-raising struggle continues
- Sep 17:
- Kansas cop: Maes' slip blew probe
- Sep 16:
- IRS flagged tax deal on Hickenlooper's land
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- Judge's ruling lets Tancredo stay on ballot
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- Sep 14:
- GOP split on penalties for supporting Tancredo over Maes
- Ruling expected today on Tancredo's candidacy
- Sep 13:
- Poor showing by Maes could place Republicans as "minor party" on ballots
- Sep 12:
- Hickenlooper, Maes split on taxes, immigration
- Sep 11:
- Maes decries the "evil" in the political process
- Tancredo, barred from candidate debate, plans to protest outside
- Sep 10:
- Hickenlooper out of line on illegal immigration, foes say
- Sep 9:
- Paltry fundraising adds to Maes' woes
- Sep 8:
- Republicans come out for Tancredo over GOP nominee Maes
- Voters' lawsuit challenges Tancredo's place on ballot
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- Maes on Colorado ballot, despite outcry from past supporters
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- Timeline of 2010 governor's race
- Buck, Coffman back away from Maes
- GOP, Tea Party leaders back away from Maes
- Tancredo says he's in it through Election Day
- Littwin: No one with half a brain trust would pick Maes
- Gubernatorial candidates split on ballot's financial proposals
- Sep 2:
- Maes loses support from GOP, grassroots; vows to stay in race
- Tancredo vows to stay in guv's race
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- Former Sen. Brown withdraws endorsement for Dan Maes
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- Hickenlooper: Retool CSAP, close achievement gap
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- Tancredo picks new running mate
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- Aug 19:
- Maes refuses to leave Colorado gubernatorial race
- Aug 18:
- GOP's Maes picks ex-legislator Tambor Williams as running mate
- Republican governors group is said to be avoiding ads for Maes
- Aug 17:
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- Republican Dan Maes to name running mate today
- Aug 16:
- Big business leaders throw support to Hick's gubernatorial run
- Aug 15:
- Maes' outsider campaign draws voters fed up with status quo
- Aug 13:
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- Maes treated to silence from GOP after gubernatorial primary win
- Aug 11:
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- Aug 10:
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- Aug 7:
- McInnis to repay $300,000 to foundation
- Aug 6:
- CSU-Pueblo chief tapped as Hickenlooper's running mate
- Candidate Maes' plan to lay off Colorado employees may go against rules
- Aug 5:
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- Gubernatorial candidate Maes being asked to explain delinquent filings in politics, life
- Greene: Maes a poor spokes person for common sense
- Aug 4:
- Bike agenda spins cities toward U.N. control, Maes warns
- Democrats pay for TV attack ads on McInnis
- Aug 3:
- Maes, McInnis downplay Tancredo's impact on race
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- Aug 1:
- Maes holds slight edge over McInnis, poll says
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- Republican state senators vent on gubernatorial situation
- Jul 26:
- Tancredo entering governor's race as third-party candidate, splintering GOP
- Jul 23:
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- Election 2010: Colorado's Governor Race
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A slew of politicians are headed to Grand Junction this weekend for Club 20's annual election debates, but gubernatorial candidate Tom Tancredo won't be among them.
The Western Slope organization won't allow Tancredo to participate in its debate Saturday night because of its policy on third-party candidates.
Tancredo, a former Republican running on the American Constitution Party ticket, said Club 20 invited him to sit in the audience, "but who wants to do that?"
Only Democrat John Hickenlooper and Republican Dan Maes will be on the stage, said Reeves Brown, director of Club 20.
Club 20 rules say in order for a minor-party candidate to participate, their party must represent at least 1 percent of the registered voters in the state. No third party comes close to that standard.
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Club 20 adopted its rule after Libertarians participated in the 2006 debates, Brown said. Some liked their presence and their occasional off-the-wall comments, but many more objected.
"We got so much pushback that it was a distraction and that these candidates don't have a snowball's chance of winning and they wanted to hear more of the other candidates," he said.
Also debating Saturday night are the Democratic and Republican candidates for the 3rd Congressional District and the U.S. Senate. The debates will be at the Two Rivers Convention Center in Grand Junction.
Playing in the minors
The American Constitution Party, traditionally dismissed as a fringe conservative group, has 1,961 members, or 0.08 percent of the total number of registered Colorado voters, according to the secretary of state. Libertarians, with 9,419 members, are the largest minor party in Colorado, but they represent only 0.39 percent of total voters.
Tancredo's campaign manager, Cliff Dodge, said Club 20's rule stifles "true debate."
"Hickenlooper is going to be debating a non-entity. The momentum is to Tancredo, not to Maes. If they're going to have a picnic, why not have the entree at the picnic?" Dodge asked.
Other organizations have different standards for debate inclusion. Both Action 22 and The Denver Post/9News, which are hosting gubernatorial debates this fall, have a 10-percent threshold. That means Tancredo will be included because in most polls he is getting at least 10 percent of the vote.
Maes' and Hickenlooper's campaigns said they believe debate hosts have the right to set their own rules.
Maes' spokesman, Nate Strauch, pointed out that Tancredo received only 9 percent in a recent Rasmussen poll, though several others conducted in August showed support for the former congressman at between 15 percent and 24 percent.
8 more debates slated
All three candidates have already met in one debate, and eight more are scheduled after Club 20's.
Dodge said Tancredo has been invited to seven of the eight but was informed by the Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry that it does not allow third-party candidates.
Tancredo's campaign has asked CACI's board to reconsider but has not received an answer yet. That debate is scheduled for Oct. 14.
Tancredo changed his party affiliation and jumped in the race in July after saying he believed the two GOP primary candidates, Maes and former U.S. Rep. Scott McInnis, were too ethically challenged to beat Hickenlooper.
Brown said he can't make an exception for Tancredo because it wouldn't be fair.
He said if McInnis had won the Aug. 10 GOP primary instead of Maes, some of the same Republicans now backing Tancredo would be upset if the rules were waived to allow Tancredo into a McInnis-Hickenlooper debate.
The debates are part of Club 20's fall meeting. On Saturday, legislative candidates will square off, and there will be a debate over three ballot measures involving taxation and bonding.
Tonight is Club 20's steak fry, which attracts political leaders from across the state.
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Gubernatorial debate schedule
Colorado's gubernatorial candidates agreed to 10 debates. Democrat John Hickenlooper and Republican Dan Maes have been invited to all 10, but American Constitution Party candidate Tom Tancredo has been invited to only eight because of rules about minor parties. A look at the debate sponsors and dates:
Sept. 2: Colorado Decides in Denver
Sept. 11: Club 20 in Grand Junction (Tancredo not invited because of the American Constitution Party's low registration)
Sept. 17: Progressive 15 in Loveland
Sept. 25: Action 22 in Colorado Springs
Oct. 5: KMGH-Channel 7 in Denver
Oct. 12: The Pueblo Chieftain in Pueblo
Oct. 13: The Denver Post/9News in Denver
Oct. 14: Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry in Denver (does not invite third-party candidates but has agreed to revisit its policy)
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Guaranteed 2012/2013 rotation of Cueto, Latos, Leake, Oswalt and Arroyo. If Chapman pans out as a starter don't pick up Oswalt's 2013 option and free up more payroll to extend Votto.
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My dear mom is currently driving me crazy at the moment.
I'm 30 weeks, and on Friday, I had a bone marrow biopsy. Long story short, the CBC done along with the one hour glucose test showed that I had an abnormally low number of white blood cells. My OB requested that I visit the oncologist/hematologist, which I did on Thursday. The hem/onc ordered more blood tests (WBC still low) and a bone marrow biopsy the next day. Since I was scared, and since DH couldn't go with me for the biopsy due to the last-minutedness of the appt., I called my mom.
On Friday morning, I asked her to puhlease not post anything about this on Facebook. My thinking is, this is already traumatic enough for DH, the baby and I, and I don't want to cause worry for people when we don't even know the test results yet. She said that she wouldn't post, but that she had already told all of my grandparents, most of her siblings and a lot of her friends.
This really didn't bug me until Sunday. I got through the biopsy, which was painful. Took the day off of work. My mom has been calling me at least twice a day since Friday to call and check up on me and see how I am. Not because she's worried about me being in pain, but because she herself is freaking the eff out. So much so that my dad told her to please stop googling stuff.
So Sunday rolls around. She calls me, but I'm not able to answer the phone because we're at my MIL's house swimming with family. She calls my husband. She NEVER calls him. It's rare they talk. So, being the good SIL, he calls her back and she yaps at him for an hour, and I keep hearing DH reference me and how I'm doing everything right (staying out of crowds, not eating fresh produce, etc) and how I'm trying not to overthink the test until we get the results (I am overthinking). I can hear her yammering on and on and how my grandpa is upset because I haven't called him about the test and how everyone is worried.
Her calling my husband and talking his ear off combined with the fact that she's got an army of people behind her freaking out and thinking the baby and I are dying pisses me off.
She called me last night, and I told her to please stop talking about this with everyone. How there's no sense in freaking the eff out when we don't know what's wrong. How I didn't appreciate her telling everyone about my test (it's my body), especially my grandpa who already has enough stress.
She got mad at me and pulled the "your my daughter card." It should be noted that DH told my MIL about the test, and she didn't freak out and has kept it to herself. I've told my sis in law and a handful of friends about the test, but that's it.
What right does she have to go telling everyone she knows about something extremely personal like this? Everyone does not need to know I had a biopsy, right?
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Rio de JaneiroTake in the beautiful views of Rio de Janeiro from Ipanema Beach -- one of Brazil's most popular -- and sexiest -- beaches. 960 1280
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Railay Beach, ThailandGet a taste of traditional, handground Thai coffee at the Chillout Bar on Railay Beach before spending the day relaxing on the beach, exploring the caves or, if you're feeling adventurous enough, B.A.S.E. jumping from the beachside cliffs. After the sun sets, dine on authentic Southern Thai cuisine at Mangrove Restaurant and experience a Muay Thai kickboxing match. 960 1280
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Fire Island, New YorkHead to Fire Island's Pines Beach if you're looking for a fun party beach with gay-friendly shopping, hotels, vacation rentals and a vibrant nightlife. The island, adjacent to the south shore of Long Island, is packed with eye candy. Nudity is allowed on the shore, but most guys enjoy sporting their fabulous new Speedos. The island plays host to several LGBT events, including the multicultural Fire Island Black Out in Cherry Grove. 960 1280
Tel Aviv, IsraelTel Aviv is famous for its never-ending beach line. Nearly 9 miles of blue sea, open horizon, sun and lots of people make it the perfect beach destination. The city has a few gay-friendly beaches, including Ga'ash nude beach, a popular gay beach outside Tel Aviv. Visit Hilton Beach if nude sunbathing isn't your thing. It's a little strip beach located near the Hilton Hotel. This beach is the perfect place to get both a tan and a hot, tanned guy. Just try not to get burned. 960 1280
Fort Lauderdale, FloridaKnown as the "Venice of America," Fort Lauderdale is where the boys are. Sebastian Street Gay Beach, located near most of the gay resorts, is one of the most popular beach destinations for gay tourists. Along with dozens of gay-friendly shops along the beach, the city also thrives with fun gay bars and restaurants, such as Hamburger Mary's, a great place to start or end the night. 960 1280
Vancouver, British ColumbiaVancouver has a couple beaches that attract a LGBT crowd. English Bay Beach (pictured) is located on the city's West End, close to the Davie Street Gay Village. Sunset Beach and Wreck Beach are 2 alternate beach options. However, a little hike is required to reach secluded Wreck Beach, where nudity is permitted. Take the path marked Trail No. 7 to get there. The gays converge on the area south of the North Arm Breakwater. 960 1280
Manuel Antonio, Costa RicaEco-friendly Costa Rica has long been a vacation spot for outdoor enthusiasts, but it also has a popular gay beach, Manuel Antonio's Playita Beach. La Playita, aka Playa Dulce Vida, is a semiprivate beach, accessible by climbing over large rocks north of Playa Espadilla. Just don't get trapped during high tide. And just so you know, there's no nude sunbathing in Costa Rica. After having some fun in the sun, grab a drink at Bar Tutu or the Liquid Lounge. By the way, there are gay-friendly vacation rentals and hotels available in the area. 960 1280
Miami BeachSouth Beach, or SoBe, conjures up images of sunny days at the beach, a continuous flow of sexy men and women, high-end shopping on Lincoln Road, fine dining on Ocean Drive and nonstop nights of partying at popular gay bars and clubs, including Twist, Score, Palace and Mova. Every year, SoBe plays host to the world-renowned White Party in November and, in March, the Winter Party, the biggest gay beach party in North America. Check out Miami's Haulover Beach if you're looking for a nude beach. 960 1280
Brighton, East Sussex, EnglandBrighton is the UK's gay capital. The town's seafront has bars, restaurants, nightclubs and amusement arcades between the piers. Brighton Beach has a nudist area, south of the easterly part of Kemptown, aka the "gay village." West Beach, Telscombe Cliffs, Duke's Mound and Shoreham are a few hot beach spots. Visit Brighton and find out why the bohemian atmosphere of this beach town has led to the largest LGBT crowds in the UK. 960 1280
Ibiza, SpainStraight or gay, everyone knows about the small island of Ibiza's reputation as a party haven, but it's also known for its beaches, each with its own distinctive beauty. Figueretes, the town beach, is for sunbathers who enjoy a low-key crowd and calm sea. Es Cavallet, located on the southern side of the island, is the main gay beach, where nudity is welcomed. Visit Cala Conta for stunning sunset views. Port Des Torrent is perfect for gay couples, and Ses Salinas is known for its diverse crowd and great beach bars. 960 1280
Provincetown, MAProvincetown, a gay and lesbian resort community at the tip of Cape Cod, ranks among the world's great seaside vacation destinations. Along with hosting its annual Gay Pride celebration, P'town continues to improve with more upscale inns, fine art galleries and superb restaurants. Peak season for the New England town is usually July through August. Stay in the town's West End, go for a fun bike ride and go sunbathing on Herring Cove Beach or Race Point Beach. 960 1280
Sitges, SpainSitges' Playa de la Bassa Rodona is increasingly becoming a straight beach, but it is packed with gay men during the peak season. It's not difficult to miss the bronzed bodies, skintight Speedos and designer glasses. This beach is located below the Picnic Restaurant and across from Hotel Calipolis. Nude sunbathers looking for more privacy should head to Playa del Muerto or Playa de las Balmins. Visit Barcelona's Barcelonetta Beach if you're looking for a quick day trip. Barcelona is only a 45-minute train ride away from Sitges. 960 1280
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San DiegoSan Diego is a beach city, and Black's Beach is the popular beach hangout for gay travelers. This is one of the oldest nude beaches in the US. The expansive beach has room for everyone, and even the dolphins and seals make an appearance offshore. San Diegans are friendly and seem to all know one another, stopping for naked chats on the beach. The muscled surfers don't seem to mind lying out nude either. Just a word of caution: The climb from the beach back up the cliffs is a tough hike. 960 1280
Mykonos, GreeceMykonos has become a well-known spot for beach lovers and partygoers. The Greek island's Elia Beach is probably one of the queerest stretches of sand in the Mediterranean. It's a United Nations of gays from all over the world, basking in lounge chairs while sipping cocktails and gazing at the electric-blue waters. Just a word of caution: It may be wise to plan ahead. Taxis may be hard to come by, and buses and ferries stop at relatively early hours. 960 1280
Rio de JaneiroRio is the hot spot for some the sexiest sunbathers in the world. We know all about the popularity of Copacabana Beach, but Ipanema Beach (pictured) is what's really hot! Ipanema's gay spot, Farme Gay Beach, is a little to the east of Rua Farme de Amoedo. It's the best place to make friends with the locals outside of the bar and club scene. Party promoters often distribute fliers with discounts to gay parties and clubs. After the beach, head to the popular hangout Cafeína e Tô nem Aí for a beer or a snack. 960 1280
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Nice, FranceThis is not the typical gay destination in Europe, but it is slowly becoming a popular spot. Nice is now the second-most-visited city in France for gay tourists, after Paris, and with more than 35 gay outlets, we're sure there's something for everyone. In addition the vibrant gay and lesbian club scene, this beach town has several museums, high-end shops and a famous flower market, and it plays host to the annual Pink Parade. Nice has a gay and gay-friendly beach, Coco Beach and Castel Plage, respectively. For adventurous sunbathers, there are 2 more gay beaches located outside the small French town. 960 1280
Rehoboth Beach, DelawareRehoboth is the quintessential beach town, with dozens of small shops, restaurants that serve up fresh seafood from the Chesapeake Bay, and a boardwalk with a few amusement thrills and arcades. Poodle Beach is the gay section on Rehoboth Beach, fittingly located near Queen Street. It can get crowded here during the peak season, but there is an energetic social scene. Lesbians prefer North Shores Beach. And after the beach, most gay men grab a few beers or cocktails at the Aqua Grill or Blue Moon, 2 of the town's popular gay hangouts. 960 1280
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Took the tour of the Royal Palace and was impressed. It is well preserved, the guide did a good job of explaining the history of the building and furnishing, and we enjoyed...
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Took the tour of the Royal Palace and was impressed. It is well preserved, the guide did a good job of explaining the history of the building and furnishing, and we enjoyed learning more about the Norwegian monarchy.
This garden is inbetween the archbishops palace and museum and the crown jewels. Its an open space were its possible to walk down to the nidelva on marinen or back at nidarosdomen cathedral.
Stiftsgården are a building from the 1700, build by one of three sisters rre conquering in building the most impressing "palace" for themselves in the town. After their death the building had more owners, until it was given to the royal family as their local recidens..Now it is used a couple of times each year each when the king members...
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We went on a guided tour with Emilie. Only three tourists so we got to ask a lot of questions. The guide gave a lot of interesting information as we walked around the beautiful rooms, and she was also more than able to respond to our questions. An interesting building with an interesting history. Well worth it if you are...
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An interesting building which gives you a better sense of the history of Trondheim. The guides are wonderful.
A small beautiful maintained garden with a small fountain and a statue of the past King of Norway holding a hat. He was not crowned only received a blessing and the hat is the reminder he did not receive the crown on his head
This was interesting although it certainly doesn't compare to the great palaces of Europe. It is used by the royal family when the visit Trondheim. Good guided tours available in English.
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Highlighted Text: Daniel 1:20-21
M'Cheyne Text: Daniel 1; Psalm 105
Minority: For the first time since researchers began tracking the religious affiliation of Americans, the United States does not have a Protestant majority. Last week, the Pew Forum released a study showing that only 48 percent of Americans identify with the Protestant faith, while 20 percent claim to be atheist, agnostic or no religion [1]. How are we, as Christians, to live in a pluralistic society? Do we assimilate? Separate?
Exile: King Nebuchadnezzar took the Israelites from Israel, where the culture supported the worship of the Lord, to Babylon, where the culture was hostile to it. He then selected a few of the elites to undergo Babylonian leadership training. After three years of education in enchanting, astrology and divining, they stood before the king and received new names. "Daniel he called Belteshazzar, Hananiah he called Shadrach, Mishael he called Meshach, and Azariah he called Abednego." Although these men mastered the Babylonian culture and received Babylonian names, they did not forsake the Lord or His Law. And He gave them favor before the king: "And in every matter of wisdom and understanding about which the king inquired of them, he found them ten times better than all the magicians and enchanters that were in all his kingdom" [2].
Distinct: These men excelled in the pagan Babylonian culture, but they lived distinctly as believers in the Lord. They did not assimilate or separate. Instead, they lived with integrity in the pluralistic, polytheistic and unbelieving world of Babylon. As we know, this is not easy. On the one hand, we must ask, "How does the gospel affect how we live and work?" If we are not asking this question, we have assimilated. On the other hand, we have no rulebook or list to follow. Yes, we have the Word, but we need wisdom. If we despair of having to do the hard work of seeking out wisdom, then we have isolated ourselves.
Prayer: Lord, As we look to the cross, we see Jesus, who did not assimilate or isolate himself. Instead, he became man and dwelt among us. Yet he lived a perfect life and fulfilled the law to redeem us. Teach us to look to him, the ultimate exile who became sin for us. Set our minds to seek wisdom from your Word so that we know how to live as Christians in our pluralistic society. Amen. [3]
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Devo was formed in 1972 in Akron, Ohio. They are most commonly associated with the New Wave style of music that swept the 1980s.
Devo's first album of the 1980s was Freedom of Choice. This album bore their most famous single, "Whip It," which was only a number 8 single. That same year they released, New Traditionalists. That album contained the moderately successful single, "Workin in the Coal Mine."
In 1982, Devo released Oh, No! It's Devo. The video for the single, "That's Good," was considered to risqué for MTV and received little or no airplay. The first show of the resulting tour was broadcasted to college campuses in 3-D.
The next two albums of Devo's were generally unsuccessful. The first, in 1984 was Shout. The album featured the track, "Are You Experienced," which was a Jimi Hendrix cover.
The final Devo album of the 1980s was in 1989 with Total Devo. The album brought in minimal commercial appeal and was mostly unsuccessful.
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"Little Black Jacket" is Karl Lagerfeld and Carine Roitfeld's reinterpretation of Chanel's iconic little black jacket. Lagerfeld has redesigned the jacket, transforming it into a modern, adaptable garment to be worn by women and men of all ages. Contains Lagerfeld's photographs of celebrities wearing the jacket with individual flair - sometimes classic, sometimes irreverent, but always Chanel - and each styled by Carine Roitfeld.
A range of accomplished actors, musicians, designers, models, writers, and directors gets the little black jacket treatment. Subjects include Claudia Schiffer, Uma Thurman, Kanye West, Tilda Swinton, Baptiste Giabiconi, Yoko Ono, and Sarah Jessica Parker.
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Late night levy on bars in York?
Pubs and bars in York could be charged a levy for late night opening. City councillors will decide whether to press ahead with public consultations on the scheme. It would affect bars which serve alcohol between midnight and 6am.
The proposal has been prompted by a change in the law. The money would be spent on night time policing and other measures to reduce anti-social behaviour.
Full Report: Newcastle City Council cracks down on late-night drinking
We have all seen pictures of people who drink too much on nights out and end up causing problems.
Cities like Newcastle are famous for their nightlife, but the council is concerned about the high levels of drinking.
Newcastle City Council is asking bars and clubs to stop selling very cheap drinks and giving away alcohol on very cheap promotions.
It has also announced that it will not be letting new nightclubs stay open later than 2am.
Our reporter Lucy Taylor joined Pam and Ian in the studio to explain more.
Council stops alcohol from being served after 2am
Newcastle City Council has confirmed that it will stop new nightclubs and bars opening in the city from selling alcohol after two o'clock in the morning.
The move follows concern over the high levels of drinking in the city.
Lottery fund boosts alcohol misuse project
Young women and teenagers at risk of alcohol misuse will be helped by a new project which has received a £241,708 grant from the Big Lottery Fund.
It is one of five projects across the region and 62 nationally to share a total of £14.9 million from the Reaching Communities programme.
Bright Futures will work with 720 young women aged 11 to 25 in South Tyneside by encouraging a shift in attitude and behaviour towards healthy choices and positive activities at weekends and evenings.
The project will educate young women on the effects of alcohol misuse, risks to sexual health and aims to reduce teenage pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.
It will provide activities on evenings and weekends, when alcohol is being consumed on the streets, such as dancing, art, and cooking.
"Young people, particularly those from deprived areas, can misuse alcohol for a number of reasons - whether it is out of a lack of aspiration, little hope for the future or in a misguided attempt to relieve boredom in their lives.
"Bright Futures will steer young women in South Tyneside away from such risky behaviour and towards more positive activities to put them on a better path."
"This significant grant means that Bright Futures can now extend our reach across South Tyneside to make a real difference to the young women we will work with.
"Bright Futures has been working with a number of young women through our pilot project last year which was also funded by the Big Lottery Fund.
"This grant will enable us to offer young women in South Tyneside safe and interesting things to do on evenings and weekends, the opportunity to take part in accredited programmes of work and work with others in the community as well as improved access to education, training and employment."
Liver disease rise in people under 30 years old
The number of 'under-thirties' being admitted to hospital for alcohol-related liver disease in the North East has risen by 400% in the last 10 years.
In 2003, 23 people were admitted. But this year, 115 'under-thirties' were admitted with liver problems.
Alcohol-related liver disease increasing in North East's young people
The number of young people admitted to hospital for alcohol-related liver disease has more than quadrupled in the North East in the last ten years.
This figure is the biggest increase of any region in the country.
115 people under 30 were admitted last year suffering from alcohol-related liver disease.
Liver specialists now say that the condition used to be extremely rare in young people.
North East study finds Irish are "compelled" to drink on St Patrick's Day
Irish people may feel compelled to drink alcohol to celebrate St Patrick's Day, whether they want to or not, a North East study has revealed.
Even those normally teetotal will feel duty-bound to drink as alcohol is romanticised in Irish culture, according to Northumbria lecturer Matthew Kearney.
Mr Kearney's research found that everyone who took part in the research celebrated St Patrick's Day and many used up credit cards and borrowed from friends and family to support the celebrations.
Even those who said they were teetotal the rest of the year felt compelled to drink alcohol to celebrate St Patrick's - a day when it is estimated that more than 13 million pints of Guinness will be drank around the world.
"Alcohol consumption, when placed in the context of Ireland, becomes instantly romanticised, attributed to one's underlying Celtic soul.
"Ireland is synonymous with alcohol; although Ireland boasts world heritage sites, Titanic museums and the birth sites of numerous authors and poets, its most popular tourist attraction is the Guinness Storehouse.
"When Barack Obama and Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip make a point of publicly enjoying a Guinness experience while visiting Ireland, it starts to become even more apparent that alcohol consumption is so completely intertwined with 'Irishness'."
Gazza on his way home
Friends close to Paul Gascoigne say that he is on his way home after spending the past month at an Arizona rehab centre.
The former footballer checked into the Cottonwood Clinic to get treatment for alcohol addiction.
A number of celebrities have helped fund the £7500 a week rehabilitation programme.
Calls for a minimum unit price for alcohol
15,000 people in the North East have backed calls for a minimum unit price for alcohol.
The campaign was organised by the region's alcohol office for the Government's alcohol consultation, which ended at midnight.
Sunderland off-licence banned from selling alcohol
A Sunderland off licence has been banned from selling alcohol after complaints of underage sales by police.
Rye and Dry off-licence, on Ryhope Street, had its licence revoked following a hearing of Sunderland City Council's Licensing Committee, on January 17.
The move follows two seperate incidents, in October and November 2012, in which young people carrying alcohol were stopped by police.
On both occasions, Rye and Dry was named as the shop it was bought from.
"We know that children who are able to buy alcohol are far more likely to become involved in anti-social behaviour.
Dealing with youth disorder is a priority for us and a main concern of our residents. Shops which ignore the law and sell alcohol to children must take responsibility for their actions.
Officers make regular checks on pubs, bars and off-licences to make sure their staff are aware of the licensing regulations and their responsibilities to the public.
Rye and Dry losing their licence should serve as a warning to other businesses that police will not tolerate this kind of behaviour."


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The 5700 has a pop-up flash unit which is electronically activated. In auto mode the flash will pop up when the camera detects light levels are too low for a non-flash shot. Otherwise the flash will only pop up if the flash mode is set to on. Via a menu option you can also choose to have the flash pop-up when you press the flash button, this to me is more logical and is a welcome addition.
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The Coolpix 5700's flash hotshoe is of the ISO 518 standard type and supports Nikon's Speedlights SB-80DX, 50DX, 30, 29*, 28DX, 28, 27*, 26, 25, 24 ,23* ,22s. Show in the shot below with Nikon's SB-50DX Speedlight (looks a little more balanced than the 5000 did). Note that the 5700 does not support power zoom (it will not zoom the flash), nor does it support the AF-assist lamp or red-eye reduction systems built into some of these flash units.
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PROS: Gets his hands up quickly and engages defender. Physical and scrappy and can get position. Does a nice job on the second level taking out linebackers. Shows ability to pull. Plays with good base and shows nice lateral footwork and technique. Works well out of the shotgun.
CONS: Lacks strength and power and can't push the pile. Lacks great feet and can be a bit stiff in pass protection. Doesn't always stay locked on, and is not asked to block on an island very often.
OVERVIEW: The son of Hall of Famer Bruce Matthews has the NFL bloodlines (Clay is also his cousin). Obviously learned well from his dad as he has very polished technique. A two-year starter at A&M.
NFL FORECAST: He should become a solid NFL starter, although he doesn't have the strength and upside to appeal to all teams. He's a guy that will probably have to make his living in the NFC so he doesn't have to face 3-4 nose tackles which dominate in the AFC. For a team that wants a smart center, he will work as a starter. He'd fit best in a zone-blocking scheme that prizes smarts and qucikness over brute strength. I think he should have a nice long NFL career and be a capable starter, but won't be considered among the top guys in the league because he'll never be a mover in the running game. But in the right offense, one that focuses on the passing game, he should be a very valuable starter like a poor man's Jeff Saturday.
ATL FORECAST: Matthews is a player in the McClure mold that is a smart guy that will be an effective center, but won't be a pile mover. But he can be a smart center that should be able to develop into a solid starter. He won't be able to clear running lanes and will be a bit of a liability when asked to block top nose tackles. But he should work well with Ryan and the other blockers along the line. He has enough smarts that he could push and win the starting job if need be by his second season if McClure chose to retire.
VALUE: His polish means he should go as high as the late fifth or sixth round.
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Blue and gold, meet the red and green
For one of the Chargers, though, it's been like going home. Exactly, actually. Linebacker Tim Dobbins was born in Nashville and grew up 10 minutes from the Titans' stadium.
"Everybody's there … everybody … everybody," said Dobbins before the team left San Diego. "I'll have a couple hours here and there, get to show a couple of the guys my old stomping grounds."
Dobbins was playing a sort of Santa, too, having to come up with 20-30 tickets to meet the demands of family and friends. Likewise, offensive tackle Marcus McNeill needed to buy at least a dozen tickets for relatives making the three-hour-plus drive up from his home near Atlanta.
"I'm happy about playing (on) Christmas," McNeill said. "If you're home, what are you doing? You're sitting on the couch, watching a game on TV. We get to play in that game. Bigger audience. Big atmosphere."
Backup quarterback Billy Volek's family, including his wife and three kids, will be watching the game on television from their house in Fresno.
"They're actually having two Christmases, so the kids will be spoiled, but they're sad," said Volek, who spent his first seven NFL seasons with the Titans. "It'll be good for them to be with Grandma, Grandpa, cousins. They understand about my profession and kinda roll with it.
"This is something you don't want to to have to do every year. But people in the military do it all the time and they're fighting wars. We can do it, too."
Staff writer Kevin Acee contributed to this report.
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