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Sanity TD is a game about a young boy haunted by shadows, manifestations of varying shapes and sizes. As his angel, you have the duty to protect him from losing his sanity. The game provides thousands of combinations of playstyle, making it a very unique experience. Do you like to maze, carefully deciding your enemies' every step, or do you like to go for full damage and hope you get to defend the boy before the shadows get him ? Features: - FREE: The game will stay free so that everybody can enjoy it - Towers: Every one of the four towers has 20 possible upgrades; the upgrades increase range, damage and rate of fire. - Levels: 9 unique levels, each with at least 20 waves of enemies, and a survival mode included too! - Enemies: A lot of enemies, each wave is carefully catered to fit a proper difficulty curve. Try it now exclusively for the Windows Phone!
5/18/2015Boring game
3/5/2015Make it harder!!!!
2/14/2015Good but needs endless mode
1/20/2015A nice game, with beautiful/creepy graphics I love. Kept me on my toes
12/19/2014Wish there were more of a variety of levels
12/5/2014First game app I ever downloaded & still play it; it's relentless, and you either hold on or lose. Good for those of us who enjoy simply being challenged.
7/17/2014No clue on what to do
4/14/2014I enjoyed it, but I found it too easy, and was sad to find that survival mode only lasted for 50 waves. I suggest making additional, more challenging levels.
3/26/2014Needs more levels
1/29/2014This game is very interesting!


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Hah, the liberals have nothing better to do than waste their money on DNS Forwarding used as third grade caliber insults.
Well, I guess they really arent doing much of anything these days anyway. ;)
Guess the GOP hadn't heard the warning to not let domains remain unattended for fear of such tactics. I've seen warnings given on Christian web hosters to not simply walk away from a temporary domain left inactive because of such cyber tricks where you can be made to appear to be associated with something that you're not.Quote:
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Originally Posted by traderumor
I'm sure the GOP is very concerned with liberal hacker wannabes pulling little pot-shot stunts like this. :rolleyes:
They have a country to run, and not that much time to babysit.
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Right because the webmaster of GOP.com is just that important.Quote:
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And it takes that much effort to protect your domain from redirects.
Great!! Let me know when they finally start.Quote:
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Originally Posted by Puffy
What are you talking about? No one's attacked us in over four years.
That is great news. (not accurate, 9/11/01 is less than 4 years ago)Quote:
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What other administrations can claim no attack on American soil for more than 4 years? Answer: A buttload.
The President was warned of attack was going to happen in July 2001 in his Presidential briefing "Bin Laden Determined to Attack in U.S."
And what did our President do? Went on one of the biggest vacations in Presidential history.
Let's not rewrite history.
Originally Posted by RedBloodedAmerican
What you say is all true , but I still think that keeping a bunch of guys armed with boxcutters from blowing up major US buildings on more than one occassion during his term is quite an feat. And I'm sure if I think about it long enough I'll come up with annother accomplishment , maybe. Wait, how about the fact that this admiinistration got re-elected despite having the most dismal record in the history of the US presidency. I'd like to see some liberal pull that off.
Ah, I see. President Bush is a terrorist. That is why he allowed the 9-11 attacks to happen... even though HE KNEW. Yep, sure. Take another hit.Quote:
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Michael Moore would be so proud. Might even make you one of his 12 apostles.
Just glad I don't feel hatred towards my boss as you do yours. Oh well...
Never said the Bush is a terrorist. I know how you "conservatives" like to labe leveryone and misquote them, but ease up on the sarcasm.
The fact of the matter he was briefed and didn't take the threat seriously. Than try to blame it on the intelligence community.
And your snide comments about hatred towards my "boss" is not even worthy of a response.
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Snide? You should know a thing or two about the Commander-in-Chief and snide comments. You sometimes make Michael Moore seem like your apostle.
This country, as I am sure you know, gets threats all the time. Everyday practically. Does our great country react everytime? Does our great country react 10% of the time? Nope. But I am sure you'd have done differently on Junly 2001. Probably not... just like Pres. Clinton did nothing. But vision is always 20-20 in some people's minds. After the fact...
What the hell are you smoking? I thought already liberals used the wacky weed?


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Solar White Bean Chili
Whether you call it chili or soup this rich bean stew makes a great dinner on a cold night. The first step, sauteing the onion and garlic, can be done stove top or in the Sun Oven. Use a cast-iron Dutch oven if starting out on the stove or a light-weight metal pot if you want to make it entirely in the Sun Oven.
Sun Oven White Bean Chili
2 cups dried great northern or cannellini beans, picked over, rinsed, soaked overnight, and drained
1 tablespoon olive oil
Solar Vegetarian Chili
Solar Soup with Fresh Rosemary
There were rosemary bushes all over the place in my old neighborhood. It was so easy to go for a walk and snip a couple of sprigs off of one whenever I needed it. No such luck here. Fresh herbs can be expensive, but the flavor is worth it and even though I have what ever the opposite of a green thumb is called I think I'm going to have to plant an herb garden soon.
Sun Oven White Bean Soup with Rosemary
1 pound dry cannellini beans, rinsed and picked over
2 onions, finely chopped
2 tablespoons olive oil, plus extra for serving
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 rosemary sprig
Texas Caviar from the Sun Oven
A few years ago I heard a piece on the radio about traditional New Years foods from around the world. I was surprised at how many different cultures consumed some kind of legume to ring in the new year. In Italy they eat lentils with a fatty boiled sausage called cotechino. It's believed to bring good luck and prosperity for the year. I was never very fond of it and usually limited myself to a few bites just in case there was any truth to that belief. Not surprisingly, I've never seen cotechino in the U.S. (but I haven't really looked for it) so I was more than happy to adopt a new tradition when I learned that black-eyed peas were the legume American's equate with the first day of the year.
Solar Texas Caviar
1 pound dry black-eyed peas, picked over and rinsed
1/2 cup cider vinegar
2 teaspoons salt
1/3 cup olive oil
2 teaspoons sugar
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 clove garlic, minced
Sun Oven Fava Bean Hummus
Fava beans make great hummus that can be served with pita bread or fresh vegetables. I prefer favas to chickpeas; they don't need to be presoaked and make a smoother hummus. I used to buy mine at high-end, gourmet supermarkets until I found them for a fraction of the price in the Hispanic aisle of a local store. The expensive ones aren't any better so don't drive the extra miles or fork over the extra cash for the fancy packaging. Just make sure you get the ones that have already been shelled, otherwise they'd have to be soaked and peeled before cooking.
Fava Bean Hummus
1 1/2 cups dried, shelled fava beans, picked over and rinsed
1 clove garlic
Sun Oven Vegetarian Chili with Chard
Swiss chard has been on sale lately at my local grocery store. It happens to be one of my favorite vegetables and I'm always looking for new ways to cook it. I adapted this vegetarian chili recipe from one I found on epicurious.com. Previously cooked dry black beans can be used instead of canned. If you're not going to serve straight out of the Sun Oven wait until mealtime to add the chard. When you're ready to eat, gently bring the chili to a simmer on the stovetop, stir in the Swiss chard and let it cook for about 4 minutes.
Solar Black Bean Chili with Butternut Squash and Swiss Chard
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 onions, chopped (about 2 and 1/2 cups)
3 garlic cloves, chopped
More Soup from the Sun Oven
The bacon adds flavor to this rich soup but can be omitted for a vegetarian version. It's added after the beans have been cooking for a while and I often forget. I like it either way.
Sun Oven Cuban Black Bean Soup
1 pound dried black beans, picked over, rinsed, soaked overnight, and drained
5 cups water
1 large onion, diced
3 celery stalks, diced
4 cloves garlic, minced
1 jalapeño pepper, seeded and diced
1 tablespoon paprika
Hearty Solar Soup
Split peas don't need to be presoaked making them ideal for the Sun Oven when the weather forecast is uncertain. I managed to throw this soup together with ingredients I had on hand despite the fact that I wasn't planning on doing any solar cooking today.
Solar Curried Split-Pea Soup
1 pound dried yellow split peas, picked over and rinsed
1 small onion, diced
2 medium carrots, diced
2 stalks celery, diced
Solar Chicken Stew
The sun came out today and it looks like it's here to stay for a while. I took advantage of the beautiful day to make a big batch of chicken that should be enough for a few meals. It depends how hungry Mark is when he gets home; he forgot to take his lunch today.
This recipe is a variation of one of our favorites – Solar Braised Chicken with Tomatoes and Olives – and can be served with rice, couscous, or a good crusty bread. Now that the days are getting shorter it's probably best to cook the beans a day ahead or used canned. I have to confess that I cheated and cooked mine in my pressure cooker early this morning so I could get the chicken in the Sun Oven as soon as possible.
Solar Braised Chicken with Butternut Squash and White Beans
1 cup dried white beans (Great Northern, cannellini, or mayacoba) previously cooked and drained.
1 whole chicken cut into 8 pieces
Solar Cookout Roundup
The Sun Oven and backyard cookouts are a match made in heaven. Here are some links to a few of my favorite crowd-pleaser recipes. And don't forget the corn on the cob. Just give it a good wash and put in in the cooking chamber unhusked next to, or on top of, whatever else is in there.
All these recipes can be made in advance. I usually make the pulled pork and the baked beans the day before since they can be easily reheated and kept warm in crock pots. That frees up the Sun Oven for the mac'n'cheese on the day of the cookout.


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How Does Climate Change Affect Public Health?
A series of reports that seek to define the potential changes to public health in rural Alaska communities based on the impacts of Alaska's rapidly changing climate. But, why are the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium and the North Slope Borough looking at the issue through the lens of climate change?
KSKA: Friday, October 17 at 2:00 p.m. and Saturday, October 18 at 6:00 p.m.
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U.S. Senate Race: Mark Begich
Six years ago, Mark Begich narrowly won his position as a U.S. Senator for Alaska. Now Senator Begich is in a fight to keep that seat with a strong challenge from former Attorney General and DNR Commissioner Dan Sullivan.
APRN: Tuesday, 10/14 at 10:00am
Alaska's Fiscal Future
Alaska has had an interesting fiscal ride through the decades. From a time when the purchase of the territory from Russia was called "Seward's Folly" to the discovery of the rich oil resources of Prudhoe Bay — which made the state very cashy, fairly quickly. Alaskans have enjoyed the benefits of oil revenues for decades, but production is in decline and that means the state must ramp up production or slow down expenses. We're in deficit spending now but the population and demand for services continues to ramp up. What should be done to help Alaska get out of deficit mode.
KSKA: Friday, October 10 at 2:00 p.m. and Saturday, October 11 at 6:00 p.m.
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Alaska National Guard Officer Recommended For 'Other Than Honorable' Discharge
A Lieutenant Colonel in the Alaska National Guard was recommended for an "other than honorable" discharge earlier this year, according to a story in this week's Anchorage Press. Joseph Lawendowski is the guard's Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations and Training.
Reporter David Holthouse says he started looking into Lawendowski after reading the National Guard Bureau's Office of Complex Investigations report that came out last month.
Retired Colonel Implicated In Guard Scandal
A recent federal investigation documented a whole host of abuses in the Alaska National Guard, ranging from mishandling of sexual assault to embezzlement. While the report largely focused on structural problems and took a broad look at the crisis of confidence in Guard leadership, it made a few references to some particularly egregious examples. Now, some of the alleged perpetrators of those abuses are being called out.
National Geographic Live – Paul Nicklen
National Geographic photographer Paul Nicklen has traveled to some of the most remote regions of the globe to document the effects of climate change. He has plunged into icy water and floated on sea ice to photograph sea mammals that rarely encounter humans.
Nicklen worked as a biologist in Alaska before becoming a professional photographer. He says his love of the Arctic developed as a kid, growing up in a tiny arctic village on Baffin Island in Canada.
Alaska Book Week: 'Pup & Pokey' and A Journey Into Kid Lit
Author Seth Kantner has published his first children's book. Pup & Pokey tells the story of a wolf pup and a young porcupine that strike up an unusual friendship. Kantner chose first time illustrator Beth Hill to bring the characters to life. Hill worked out of her home in the village of Kokhanok on a tight deadline, producing oil paintings that took two weeks to dry for each illustration.
Book Chronicles Young Man's Commercial Fishing Experiences
Being a deckhand can be tough, especially if you work for a boat owner who acts like a tyrant. In his new book Dead Reckoning, blank based author Dave Atcheson has written about his experience as a young man with no commercial fishing knowledge, trying to learn the business. His first job was really tough.
Infectious Disease
What do Alaskans need to know about the first case of Ebola in America and the risk to children from Enterovirus 68? Neither disease is in Alaska, but public health officials are preparing just in case.
APRN: Tuesday, 10/7 at 10:00am
Alaska Edition: October 3, 2014
An Alaska Supreme Court ruling in a tribal adoption case goes against the tribe's position; what are the broader implications for ICWA cases? Governor Sean Parnell defends his response to the National Guard sexual assault issue. Alaska voters will decide on a number of ballot propositions on November 4, including: marijuana legalization, increasing the minimum wage, and an initiative that would effectively prohibit the Pebble Mine.
KSKA: Friday, August 15 at 2:00 p.m. and Saturday, August 16 at 6:00 p.m.
KAKM: Friday, August 15 at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, August 16 at 4:30 p.m.
Health Policy Innovators Gather In Anchorage
A group of health policy innovators gathered at the Dena'ina center in Anchorage this morning to talk about how Alaska's health care systems have evolved. The event is part of the Alaska Health Care Commission's initiative to look at how Alaskans health status has improved in the last 60 years. A lot has changed in that time, including the development of an independent tribal health system.
Arctic Researcher: Social Changes Are As Drastic as Climate Changes
Academics and researchers have been meeting in Anchorage to bring together studies looking at what sustainability means in the arctic. Andrey Petrov is lead investigator and director of Arctic Frost. He has studied the arctic in Russia, Canada and Alaska for 15 years. He says there is a lot of discussion about environmental changes, but social changes in arctic communities can be even more dramatic. His work looks at human capital and community innovators.
What Should Alaska's Fiscal Plan Be?
The level of spending by Alaska's state government cannot be sustained. In the coming years as reserves are spent down, what are the choices that will have to be made? And when will they have to be made? Early next month, there will be a public forum to try to get some clarity about the state's fiscal future.
APRN: Tuesday, 9/23 at 10:00am
Researchers, Academics Convene On Arctic Development Issues
Researchers and academics from multiple nations are gathering at the University of Alaska Anchorage this week to aggregate research on Arctic development. There are two efforts underway. The first is the initial meeting of Arctic Frost or Arctic Frontiers of Sustainability, looking at resources and development in a changing north. The idea is to bring together existing international research, clarify the new knowledge and get the information out to the public and schools. Dr Diane Hirshberg is the Professor of Education Policy and director of UAA's Center for Alaska Education Policy Research. She says in addition to Arctic Frost, the second Arctic Human Development report will be released. The base line study was conducted 10 years ago.
Energy Development Proponents Meet In Anchorage
Proponents of energy development are in Anchorage for the 10th annual Alaska Oil and Gas Congress. Canada's Northwest Territories Premiere Bob McCloud says Alaska and the Territories have a lot in common – great resources that are stranded in remote locations.
Alaska Democrats Vote To Support Independent Candidate for Governor
The Central Committee of the Alaska Democratic Party voted Monday evening to support an Independent party ticket for Governor and Lieutenant Governor comprised of Bill Walker and Byron Mallott. Mallot has been the Democratic nominee for Governor but would run as Lieutenant Governor with Walker on the Independent ticket. The vote was 89 to 2.
One Company Bids In Sealed Bid Lease Sale
Only one company bid for a single exploration lease this morning at a state division of oil and gas sale. Bill Barron, division director said the exploration area is on state land on the Iniskin Peninsula area of southwest Cook Inlet near Lake Clark National Park and Preserve. He said the first exploration of the area started in 1902 near Oil Bay and continued through the 1950s.
Business leaders and Politicians Meet in Whistler BC for Economic Summit
The Pacific Northwest Economic Region, or PNWER, summit is happening right now in Whistler British Columbia.
Alaska Supreme Court Affirms Tribal Court Jurisdiction
The Alaska Supreme Court issued a decision today in a long running tribal court jurisdiction case. The case stems from a Minto tribal court decision that terminated parental rights.
Smithsonian Channel Program Attempts To Encapsulate 49th State
A program airing this Sunday on the Smithsonian Channel tries to capture the majesty of the 49th state. Toby Beach is the producer and director of Aerial America. The show features all 50 states, but only Alaska was given a two hour treatment rather than one. Beach says the program cuts through the distorted view of Alaska that people may get from the flood of so-called reality TV shows about the state.


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The violence in Israel cut a school trip short for a college student with ties to Rochester.
Marlon Williams, who goes to SUNY Purchase, was on a four-week archeological dig about ten miles from Gaza. He just arrived back in the states this week. He says they could see missiles being shot into the air, black hawk helicopters and drones.
Marlon Williams said, "It was like, 'Wow, we could be in a real war zone. Honestly, within myself, there was fear, but there was an attempt to keep everything going because you know, you don't want it to get the best of you."
Williams says while he enjoyed being at the dig site, he was ready to go home. He got out of Israel just a day before the travel ban went into effect. Since then, flights in the area have been permitted to resume.
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System Integration Engineers in the United States take home an average $76K annually. Overall cash earnings for System Integration Engineers stretch from $56K on the lower end to $116K near the top, and the heftiest packages can encompass around $8K from bonuses and $9K from profit sharing. This group's pay is mainly influenced by career duration, followed by geography and the specific company. Job satisfaction for System Integration Engineers is high. Nearly all enjoy medical while most get dental coverage. Vision coverage is also available to a strong majority. Male System Integration Engineers far outnumber their female contemporaries among those who completed the questionnaire. The data in this summary comes from the PayScale salary survey.
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A system integration engineer is responsible for the development and testing of control systems for engines using digital electronics and communications. They evaluate and test engine calibrations with software for real-time embedded systems using model-based software development tools. They analyze and validate all calibrations. System integration engineers must possess strong leadership skills and be a self-starter.Read More...
System integration engineers prepare and support design reviews. They also conduct and support trade studies. It is important for them to be able to lead and coordinate meetings with their teams. It is important for the system integration engineer to be able to troubleshoot and resolve any system issues. It is important for them to understand control systems, sub-systems, and component requirements of all systems. They need to be on top of verification and validation planning, as well as compliance assessment and reporting. They must manage all documentation, change control, and traceability.
Most system integration engineers will work during regular business hours. However, during peak times and when working close to a deadline, some may be required to work nights, holidays, and weekends.
A system integration engineer must possess a bachelor's degree in electrical or mechanical engineering. However, some companies may require a master's degree as well. Many companies prefer outside experience with an embedded controls systems, electronics engineer, or related position.
Dominating the field, The Boeing Company, Lockheed Martin Corp, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Raytheon Co., and Northrop Grumman Information Systems are top firms with a reputation for hiring a great number of System Integration Engineers. Northrop Grumman Information Systems offers the highest compensation with a median salary of $100K.
Lockheed Martin Corp offers the least money; the median income there is just $74K. The pay range is also pretty narrow, as compensation generally sits between $56K and $110K.
System Integration Engineers seem to exploit a large range of skills on the job. Most notably, skills in Project Management, Requirements Analysis, System Integration, and Test Engineering are correlated to pay that is above average, with boosts between 4 percent and 14 percent. Skills that are correlated to lower pay, on the other hand, include Microsoft Office, Matlab, and Engineering Design. Most people familiar with Systems Engineering also know System Testing. Most people who know System Integration also know Systems Troubleshooting and System Testing.
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
In general, experience and pay appear to be strongly linked; those with more experience usually bring in higher incomes. Respondents with less than five years' experience take home $68K on average. In contrast, those who have been around for five to 10 years earn a noticeably higher average of $81K. People with 10 to 20 years of experience make an average of about $97K in this role. System Integration Engineers who have stuck around for more than two decades see earnings that are only slightly higher than those of folks who have worked for 10 to 20 years; the more senior group makes around $106K on average.
Seattle is home to an above-average pay rate for System Integration Engineers, 32 percent higher than the national average. System Integration Engineers can also look forward to large paychecks in cities like Washington (+27 percent), Dallas (+18 percent), Boston (+17 percent), and San Diego (+16 percent). Trailing the national average by 14 percent, Orlando is the market with the smallest paychecks. Below-median salaries also turn up in Huntsville and Philadelphia (10 percent lower and 8 percent lower, respectively).
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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ - DECEMBER 13: Head coach Tom Coughlin of the New York Giants looks on against the Philadelphia Eagles at Giants Stadium on December 13, 2009 in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Photo by Nick Laham/Getty Images)
What a difference a year has made for the New York Giants. Much like this time last year, the Giants entered the final week of the season looking to secure a postseason berth, which they did with a win over the Cowboys at home. This year, the Giants have a similar chance to get into the postseason, albeit as a wild card, if they win their season finale against the Eagles and if they get a bunch of help from other teams in the conference. But after coming off two very bad losses the last two weeks, the Giants sound as though the playoffs are the furthest thing from their minds. "If we get into the playoffs, we will deserve to make it," said head coach Tom Coughlin, adding, "That's very remote right now." Coughlin was blunt with his assessment of his team, which held control of its destiny until it threw away another golden opportunity thanks to a 33-14 loss to the Ravens on Sunday. "We weren't able to get it done. We don't have momentum going," he said. "We came into th...
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Airplane passengers are being scanned by thermal scanner at the Bali international airport on April 20, 2009 as part of the health agency's effort to detect a spread of Singapore flu. Jakarta's health agency said that city residents should not be concerned about the 11 cases of Singapore Flu, also known as hand, foot and mouth disease, that have been recorded in Jakarta since January.
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Turkey - HIV and risky behavior among mobile workers
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2015 Heritage Museum Exhibit – "Beaver Sports Then and Now" - a nostalgic retrospective display of hometown photos and memorabilia of scholastic athletes and teams of days gone by but also of more recent vintage.
2015 Speakers Series – Free meetings start at 7 p.m. at Trinity
Anglican Church at the corner of Beaver Street and Fourth
Avenue in Beaver. Each one features a guest speaker on a fascinating
topic of historical interest. The schedule for
this year includes:
2015 Major Events –
Board of Directors Meetings - Held at the Beaver Borough Community Room, starting at 7 p.m.:
Jan. 6, 2015 - April 21, 2015 - Aug. 18, 2015 - Oct. 20, 2015
Museum Exhibit – Each year, the museum
features a free, new exhibit of appropriate historical interest.
Displays in recent years have included Early Days on the Farm;
Beaver's Greatest Generation: Honoring Local Heroes of World
War II; Humble Origins to Rich Traditions: the Story of Michael
Baker Corporation; and Holiday Gingerbread.
displays have featured a celebration of the life and work
of Beaver's Priit Vesilind, longtime writer and editor with
the National Geographic; sports heroes and musicians
of Beaver and the Beaver Valley; Beaver's record-setting
Mayor, the late Robert Linn; firefighting in Beaver; and the
actual pistols used in a fatal 1770s duel between Gen. Lachlan
McIntosh, builder of Fort McIntosh in Beaver, and Button Gwinnett,
a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Other rotating
exhibits have featured Beaver College, early firearms and
model riverboats.
Beautification Awards – The Heritage Foundation
annually sponsors its prestigious Restoration and Beautification
Award, now known as the Harry S. Phillips Award in memory
of our founder. Awards in the form of a handsome bronze plaque
are presented to the owners for residential and commercial
buildings which have been meticulously restored to their original
appearance. Past winners have been the Todd Funeral Home on
Third Street which was restored after a disastrous fire (seen
here) and the John F. Dravo house on River Road.
Day – The annual Memorial Day observance in Beaver involves a parade
on Third Street followed by a stirring ceremony of remembrance
at the Beaver Cemetery. Guest speakers in past years have
included Steve Grossman, principal of the Dutch Ridge Elementary
School of the Beaver Area School District; Col. Edward Sudol
of the Junior ROTC program at the Beaver Area School District;
Rev. Carl Neely, Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church; Dr. Bette
Landman, President of Arcadia University; and Judge Peter
O. Steege of the Beaver County Court of Common Pleas.
Day – The annual Garrison Day Show and Sale, held in the beautiful
green central parks of Beaver, is one of the community's largest,
most exciting and visible events each year, drawing more than
10,000 visitors annually. Garrison Day, named in honor of
the military garrison stationed at Fort McIntosh in the late
1700s, involves hundreds of arts and crafts and antiques vendors,
a variety of food and refreshments, an art show, music by
the Fort McIntosh Fife and Drum Corps, and other lively entertainment.
For information on how to obtain exhibit or food vendor space,
contact event coordinator Ethel Icenhour at 724-775-0189.
of July "Concert in the Park" – In years past, the Heritage Foundation has helped sponsor
a free patriotic music concert at the gazebo.
Notable Independence
Day celebrations over the years have included a popular "walking
tour" of the Beaver Cemetery and a tour of notable local
buildings of historic interest. The cemetery tours, led by
Heritage Foundation historians, have visited the graves of
Beaver notables Senator Matthew Stanley Quay, industrialist
John Dravo, Pennsylvania Supreme Court Chief Justice Daniel
Agnew and other fascinating personalities of the past. The
very first cemetery walking tour, conducted to high acclaim,
was held in 1978 and repeated in 1985, 2002 and 2005.
Tales -- Story lovers of all
ages enjoy the annual Beaver
Tales a free storytelling event, the Heritage Foundation's
gift to the community with assistance from the Miller Family Foundation, Beaver Area School District Parent/Teacher Associations, Beaver Borough Festival, Beaver Woman's Club and the Pauline Gibson Memorial Fund.
Specially trained storytellers share their craft and
delight audiences of all ages. Will be held at the Gazebo in Beaver's Irvine Square.


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Welcome to the 2015 edition of 12 to Watch, where the StarNews' focuses on noteworthy people who might be high achievers this year.
The 12 honorees are all driven – to teach, to rehabilitate, to minister, to support, to lead.
Their interests are diverse. They walk different paths. Yet their passion is strong.
At the start of a new year, these stories are about their dreams and ideas for the future.
Steve Spain's life-long fascination with the idea of home stems from a childhood with frequent moves to new locations around the world.
The executive director of Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity has now built a two-decade career working to give others a shelter, a house and a home.
After 20 years of emergency work, assisting the homeless in Boston and Wilmington and helping refugees find shelter in Afghanistan, Steve said it's "very satisfying" to do something that feels very lasting: building houses for low-income families who are often the first generation to own a home and rarely the last.
The biggest challenge – and opportunity – Steve sees in the coming years is to have more mixed-income development that puts people of different incomes and backgrounds in the same community.
"People generally gravitate towards people like themselves, which is sort of funny because if you ask people what they enjoy about living in the city, it's often that they're surrounded by people who aren't like themselves," Steve said.


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Scott Kazmir, who hasn't pitched in the majors in almost two years, has won a spot in Cleveland's rotation. The left-hander was chosen as the Indians' No. 5 starter on Monday by manager Terry Francona as the club made several roster moves. Kazmir's comeback took him to the independent Atlantic League last season. A two-time All-Star with Tampa Bay, he outpitched a group that included Daisuke Matsuzaka in camp to make the starting staff. Kazmir went 9-15 with the Los Angeles Angels in 2010. He made one start in 2011 before he was placed on the disabled list and released two months later. He will be added to the roster before his first start on April 6 at Tampa Bay. Slugger Jason Giambi was placed on the DL with a back strain.
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text: The 18th Annual Hollywood Film Awards were held this past weekend, and whole bunch of actresses (not to mention a totally out of it and hilarious Johnny Depp – see video bellow) showed up and showed off their sexy stuff, and the babe who looked the most drool-inducing and stole the show was none other than model/actress Emily Ratajkowski… hoochie mama! She kinda wins by default, eh? I mean, it's Emily Ratajkowski, and she's unleashing her ginormous super cleavage. Totally domination. But that doesn't mean that the rest of the celebrity babes didn't look drool-inducing as well. Check 'em out after the jump, and try not to drool all over yourselves!


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LA Chamber Orchestra Presents World Premiere of Wallfisch Work, 11/10 & 11
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra (LACO) presents Emmy®-nominated guest conductor Benjamin Wallfisch, considered "one of UK's most exciting young composers" (BBC Music Magazine), who makes his LACO debut conducting the world premiere of his own Violin Concerto on Saturday, November 10, 8 pm, at the Alex Theatre and Sunday, November 11, 7 pm, at UCLA's Royce Hall. LACO commissioned the work for LACO's Assistant Concertmaster/soloist Tereza Stanislav, acclaimed for her "sure technique and musical intelligence" (Calgary Herald), on the occasion of her 10th anniversary with the Orchestra. Also featured on the program are Beethoven's Symphony No. 2 in D major, Op. 36, noted for its humor, depth, power and vitality, and Elgar's virtuosic Introduction and Allegro for Strings, Op. 47.
Wallfisch, hailed for his versatility as a composer of both film scores and classical works, describes his new piece as exploring the violin's "extremes as a lyrical instrument and fiery virtuoso machine." Written in three movements with an extensive cadenza, the Violin Concerto, says Wallfisch, "reflects extraordinary feats of human agility and aggression" and includes deeply moving passages that provide vivid contrast to the dramatic tension leading up to the climax.
Wallfisch was appointed associate conductor of The English Chamber Orchestra at the age of 22 and has guest conducted the London, BBC and Sydney symphonies and the Los Angeles Philharmonic, among others. He is also an Emmy®-, Ivor Novello- and multiple World Soundtrack Award-nominated composer who has worked on 29 feature films, collaborating with directors including Terry Gilliam, Thomas Vinterberg and Lars von Trier.
Benjamin Wallfisch participates in LACO's Concert Preludes, pre-concert talks free to ticket holders that are held one hour prior to curtain and provide insights into the music and artists.
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra is considered one of the nation's premier orchestras as well as a leader in presenting wide-ranging repertoire and adventurous commissions. Its 2012-13 season, the Orchestra's 44th, features a compelling mix of beloved masterpieces and genre-defying premieres from firmly established and notable up-and-coming composers programmed by Jeffrey Kahane, one of the world's foremost conductors and pianists, who marks his 16th season as LACO's music director.
Tickets ($25 – $110) are on sale now and may be purchased online at laco.org, by calling LACO at 213 622 7001, or at the venue box office on the night of the concert, if tickets remain. Discounted tickets are also available by phone for seniors 65 years of age and older and groups of 12 or more. College students may purchase rush tickets one hour before curtain; also available for college students is the $25 "Campus to Concert Hall All Access Pass" – good for all seven of LACO's Orchestral Series concerts at either the Alex Theatre or UCLA, LACO's Discover Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4 at Ambassador Auditorium and for all three Westside Connections concerts at The Broad Stage, plus other benefits.
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1ST Time Patients: Donation of $39: Free 1/8 or 1.5 g Hash (Pre-Selected Excellent Value-Mid Grade Medicine). Return Members: 10% OFF on your Donation Price! (Sales not combined).
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We offer a free delivery service to all our members in the South Bay Area with a $50 min donation within the San Jose Area & a $100 min outside the San Jose Area. Call to ask us what cities we serve! *In order to use this service, you must be a valid patient at RHC.* We accept credit/debit & cash donations only. All credit/debit will be charged over the phone & MUST have your name on it. If paying with cash, let us know what cash denominations you have so we're able to give the correct change. Delivery hours are Monday-Saturday 10AM-9PM (last orders taken at 8PM) & Sunday 11AM-8PM (last orders taken at 7PM). Delivery time may vary. All orders will be made by e-mail or by phone. Try us out today!
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Re: Paid for "Free" gram & delivery issues
This is a follow up to my previous review about 4 months ago titled:
"Paid for "Free" gram & delivery issues"
After my review, the dispensary offered me a special offer on one of my purchases for the issues. This "special offer" wasn't the thing that won me over. I have been a patient with this collective for well over a year. I wanted to try to review all the aspects of the dispensary that people might be interested in.
Their bud for their prices and the amount they give you for free is amazing. If you are able to buy an ounce of their bud they will offer you a free eighth. They give you a free pre-roll I believe this is for the asking for the delivery service. They don't charge for delivery, they give you free stuff for delivery, how awesome is that! (Please correct me if I am wrong, thanks! I'm 99% sure though) The guys who deliver the bud are always awesome.. I don't ever feel like they are trying to rush me, and the conversation is and atmosphere is very comfortable when they arrive. If you are going to pay in cash be prepared with the denomination amount when they call back, this is so they can give you the exact change, which they also bag up for you. 5/5
Again, with the price.. it's really good for what you pay I just tried the XJ13. This is the best bud I have ever had from this dispensary. Their pre-rolls are a bit stiff and difficult to smoke, I usually break them up and re-roll them, I also prefer crutches (just a personal preference..) I think the paper is also a bit harsh to smoke. I honestly feel like their pre-rolls are the only bad thing about their selection of the bud they offer.. BUT they are always given to me so yeah.. it's always free I shouldn't complain, however I do want to be honest. The price/quantity/quality is really awesome.. 5/5
Customer Service/Budtenders/Staff:
They have proven themselves to me to have the best dispensary staff in San Jose, if you have ever had the chance to go here you already know what I'm talking about. If they mess up.. let them know they will be happy to fix any issue for you and compensate with a free gift for the issue. If you read my other review you will see how frustrated I was with them, but they have gotten a lot better in the time I have been a patient here. The staff that makes up the dispensary is the happiest bunch of people I have ever seen (and no it's not because they are using the medication). They really have awesome people here that are really good at recommending things to you, and taking care of any issues should they arise. 5/5
When I consider using any of the available dispensaries in the area, this place always comes to mind first. The only time that I do not go here is when I'm low on cash and I go to other dispensaries that are closer to buy $25 shake (SBHC.. meh). Thank you Revolution for redeeming yourself, you're a small gem in the community. And I hope you are always able to shine, please stay around for as long as you can. If you move have to move to another community please let us people who are getting delivery know! I will drive to come to you guys. 5/5
All we can say is.... WOW! Thank you so, so much! This review brought a smile to our faces. We are so happy to see that you are pleased with our service once again. Customer service is VERY important to us and we always want to make sure that our patients are happy, no matter what. We all want to make sure you get the medicine that best fits your needs, so we're glad to hear you loved the XJ-13! Our delivery service IS free, there is only the minimum donation to use it (varies on your location) and we offer a free top shelf free-roll for all first time deliveries, on top of any daily deals we have going that day. Once again, we want to thank you for this amazing (and very detailed) review!! Make sure to mention this next time you come in or order for delivery, in order to receive a free gift!! Hope to see you soon!
-RHC Staff =)
The Best in San Jose
Awesome place, great service, light atmosphere, and awesome strands tah boot. I would recommend this place to my son.
Hello jkr061, Thank you so much for posting us a review! Remember, every day is a different deal so keep checking in for deals and updates!
Have a great day,
- RHC Staff
Paid for "Free" gram & delivery issues
Issue #1: "Free gram":
I placed a delivery order on March 15th and asked if I could use my stamp card to get the "free" gram. I was told yes, so I placed an order for a gram of the "Strawberry Kush".
After placing my order, someone called me back with the price quote. When I heard the price I thought it was a little over, but I chalked it up as the high taxes. The delivery guy got to my home and I paid the amount indicated on the phone and used my stamp card for the gram. I looked at the receipt that he provided and the "free gram" wasn't free. I had to give my stamp card and actually pay for the gram. I called them after I noticed this discrepancy and was initially told that the receipt was correct, but it would be reviewed and I would be called back. I did get a call back informing me that there was a discrepancy, and that I would have the amount credited to my file.
Issue #2: e-mail via delivery:
On April 4th, 11 AM I sent an e-mail to "firstname.lastname@example.com", which is provided on the home page of the dispensary website: revolutionhealthcenter.org. In the e-mail I stated:
"I have previously placed several delivery orders through the phone. I noticed that your collective offers delivery by placing an order through an e-mail. I have a few questions:
What do I need to provide to order through the e-mail?
Can I have the order delivered at a certain time later in the day?"
I didn't receive a response and ended up having to call them when I got home (@ 3 PM). I was trying to place this order earlier in the day (@ 11 AM), so I could have it by the time I arrived home around 3. I informed the person I was speaking to that I had sent them an email to place a delivery and she stated that it was strange; they are constantly checking the email throughout the day.
I haven't received a reply from them, so I sent an email to email@example.com (found on weedmaps) yesterday informing them of the inconvenience, and I asked them:
"I have purchased several large orders through your dispensary, but I am starting to think I should go somewhere else.
Please let me know why I should continue to use the services provided by your dispensary instead?
Still no response… Kind of "strange" for a company that is "constantly checking their e-mail"…
Thank you for taking the time to express your experience with our delivery system. We'd first like to apologize on our behalf on the customer service you've been receiving from our collective. We understand how frustrating it can be when you've been trying to give us a chance to correct things and the outcome isn't ideal. We apologize for not responding to you proficiently enough as well, our manager has been reviewing your situation and we as a collective, strive to give patients the best experience at our collective and our delivery system.
Please understand that our delivery system is relatively new and we are currently making changes to enhance the system. By expressing your thoughts and opinions about your experience, we can take your constructive criticism and try to resolve your situation.
The situation with the free gram, we are glad that you caught our mistake. We understand that we do make mistakes and when we do, we correct them the best we can. We'd like to thank you for catching our mistake.
The first e-mail address you sent on the 4th of April was an incorrect domain, we no longer use that address & we apologize that you were misdirected to that e-mail. We unfortunately no longer use that website and is working on rebooting the site to current and correct information.
The second time you emailed us was the correct e-mail address. There was no excuse for us to not respond to your inquiry. We do apologize deeply and we understand that you are a valued patient here.
We would love and appreciate if you gave us another chance and try to make things right.
If you decide to come back, we'd like to compliment you with a gift.
We hope that this cleared some smoke, hope to see you soon
- RHC Staff
Last time i aas here the nugg selection was really good and the buf tensers were really helpful
We always try to have a pretty good selection for our patients to choose from! Thanks for your input!
mixed experience here's my story
When I came in, everything/everyone was cool, set-up was great, bud was good (especially for the price; had the Game Changer and Space Dream). First problem I had was the tax. Usually a dispensary would say something about the tax. Luckily, the prices were so good I still got a great deal, PLUS it was basically a one time fee (10% off every order after that).
Today, I placed a delivery order for the first time and everything was cool dude on phone was cool/polite. They told me 30 mins, I'm like sweet. Nearly 30 mins later, I get a call. I'm like sweet, the bud's here. Nope. Instead, they tell me it's a 50 dollar limit (my order was 46). so i'm like ?? ok guess I'll get a pre-roll. Now my order is 52 (keep in mind I'm only trying to spend 50 bucks here). Dude puts me on hold again like "I'll try to work something out for you". Sweet. Comes back and tells me it's actually a 100 dollar limit. Very disappointed they made me wait for nothing. Told me the delivery service is new and confusing. Understandable. Told me they could hold it for me instead. Appreciated the sentiment but I was using the delivery service for a reason.
All in all, okay place. Just okay. Good buds and good people. Would I recommend going? Not sure. The place has it's perks, but I've been to a few dispensaries and this is one of the first to disappoint in some way. Kind of a deal breaker for me.
Hello _dude,
We would first like to thank you for taking the time to post us an honest review. Every review is a chance for us to be a better collective. We apologize that we didn't explain the taxes. As a collective in California, we are obliged to follow city & state tax regulations.
10% goes to the city of San Jose
8.625% goes to the State Board of Equalization.
We do understand that the total (18.625%) of tax is substantially high, so we do offer discounts to make your donation prices reasonable.
With our delivery system, we completely apologize for your unpleasant experience.
Our minimum donation deliveries vary from city to city.
Anywhere in the city of San Jose, Campbell & Santa Clara is a $50 minimum.
In the cities of Milpitas, Mountain View, Sunnyvale, Los Gatos & Cupertino, it is a $100 minimum.
We hope that this cleared some smoke for you. We love our patients & we want you to be not only satisfied with your products but be satisfied with our customer service.
We would like to offer you a complimentary gift the next time you come in. We hope that you can give us another chance.
Thank you,
- RHC Staff
This place is the best!
This club has a deal on their medicine for evey day of the week. The quality never dissappoints
Yes, we always have a daily deal, but remember if you don't want the deal we have for the day you come in, returning patients get 10% off!! Thanks for taking the time to write us a review!!
Great a location abd great prices
This club is un a calm area and always has the best quailty for your money. Definitely witth cbecking out. And their edible selection has stepped way up.
Come in tomorrow, 2/17, for our sample day! We'll be having samples of the EdiPure gummies and they will also be 20% off!! =) Thanks for the review!
RHC My new best club
people are nice, price are good. Just the way i wanted.
Thanks for writing us a review :) Come in today, Feb. 14th, for all daily deals, a raffle, and a free pre-roll with any donation!! Hope to see you soon!
This is a must visit. RHC always has a great selection of herb. You have to try their edible selection, its legit
Hey, Ladieballer2004, thanks for the review!! Come in and try some of our chocolate dipped cookies we just got in, they're delicious!
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this should be in the high times best clubs 2014 because its awesome. everytime i show up here I always leave happy
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(I should mention that in all honesty, Diablo III is the first Diablo game I've sunk a lot of hours and commitment to. I've never gotten past the Butcher in D1 because I always release him without any prior strategy or leveling up for him, and I simply skipped D2 because when it was all the rage, I wasn't interested in PC gaming. I'm still not much of a PC gamer now anyway.
Without any expectations from this latest title, I managed to really enjoy everything the game has to offer. I'm impressed at how addictive it can be, which I'm not sure if it's a good or bad thing.)
I haven't been doing much but play Diablo III daily and recently, I've taken a liking to joining a public game to get through my Acts. Despite the insane amount of Elites, it wasn't all that hard. I was surprised that a bunch of strangers who don't communicate with each other managed to get through the end with minimal effort, but when I played with a friend, we were easily decimated (lol, you know who you are). I had just finished defeating Diablo on Hell difficulty and of course, maxed out my level to 60. I'm definitely hopping back on to play through Inferno as soon as I'm done with this post.
Something else I've been looking into is the Auction House. Unless you can be bothered with crafting, you won't be getting good gear without getting them off the AH (I'm assuming). I find that good loot is insanely rare on Hell and that forced me to spend thousands of Gold to constantly update my gear. I'm trying to raise my monk's DPS, who is currently sitting at 8607.8 DPS, and I can definitely do better than this... provided I raise enough funds for it of course. I did manage to sell off a bunch of my own stuff but honestly, I'm not too bothered with how much I'm getting. I kinda hate looking at my stash of unusable loot so I might just sell them all off at some low price.
Has anyone used the Real Money Auction House before and sold anything? I can't wrap my head around spending more money to buy virtual items. I just had a quick look at it and really? US$250 buyout? Would people pay that much and... why...?
Currently I've put in 97 hours over 3 classes, which is the most I've clocked in any gaming title. That's seriously impressive, but I'm sure there are others who have already spent over a hundred hours am I right? Although at this point, I'm wondering if you're still playing because the game is enjoyable for you or because it's just routine. Something being addictive doesn't always mean a good thing. So what is it for you?
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Back Home: Women warriors face daunting challenges in civilian lifeAugust 29, 2013
The fight to feel like a veteran weighs substantially on female soldiers returning from war, though their numbers have been historic, with more than 280,000 returning from deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan in the last decade. A News21 demographic analysis … Continue readingPosted in News | Tagged Returning Veterans, Top news, Women in the Military | Leave a comment
Fort Bliss troops head home from deploymentAugust 13, 2013
FORT BLISS — About 130 soldiers from the 4th Battalion, 17th Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division were scheduled to land at Biggs Airfield late Thursday night after serving in Afghanistan for nine months. The 4-17th "Buffaloes" … Continue readingPosted in News | Tagged Afghanistan, Returning Veterans, Welcome home | Leave a comment
Back from Afghanistan, 25 Utah soldiers see their babies for the first timeApril 26, 2013
When 25 Utah National Guard soldiers returned home from a deployment to Afghanistan this week, 27 babies — 23 new sons and daughters and two sets of twins —were waiting to meet them for the first time. Continue readingPosted in News | Tagged Afghanistan, Military families, Returning Veterans | Leave a comment
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It took years, anger severe enough to doom his marriage, and a recurring nightmare for Nick Lopez to acknowledge what the ground invasion of Iraq, which began on March 19, 2003, had cost him. Continue readingPosted in News | Tagged Iraq, Iraq veterans, Mental health, Military families, Returning Veterans | Leave a comment
Utah aims to better serve its veteransFebruary 15, 2013
Veterans ignorant of — or bewildered by — an array of services offered by state agencies in Utah will have an easier go of it under proposed legislation. Continue readingPosted in News | Tagged Civilian Life, Returning Veterans, Utah, Veterans Affairs | Leave a comment
'Changing the culture' helps Fort Bliss lower suicide rateFebruary 5, 2013
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Sailing 'cathartic and uniquely tranquil' for wounded veteransFebruary 4, 2013
Sail away and leave the land behind, even for a short time, and it will change you. Schooner Eros captains Grace and Bill Bodle are extending that healing experience to severely injured military veterans. Continue readingPosted in News | Tagged Returning Veterans, Sailing, Wounded veterans | Leave a comment
Colorado veteran: Yoga for Vets can 'help find a sense of calm'January 31, 2013
Clay, a University of Colorado senior and Army veteran, joined a Yoga for Vets class to help him cope with stress. "The most enlightening thing I've discovered," he said, "is that the only thing we can control in our lives is our breath." Continue readingPosted in News | Tagged Mental health, PTSD, Returning Veterans, Veteran Health | 1 Comment
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Five remarkable young men are learning to thrive as quadruple amputees after surviving severe injuries while serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. Meet Brendan Marrocco, Todd Nicely, John Peck, Travis Mills and Taylor Morris. Continue readingPosted in News | Tagged Disabled Veterans, Iraq veteran, Prosthetics, Returning Veterans | Leave a comment
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I have a asp.net web application that creates a Folder on a FTP site, but I need to grant permissions to that folder to some users of the active directory.
How can I do that programatically, inside my app when I create the folder?
I have a asp.net web application that creates a Folder on a FTP site, but I need to grant permissions to that folder to some users of the active directory.
How can I do that programatically, inside my app when I create the folder?
I'm assuming that you are creating the folder and want to set the permissions in a c# application.
You want to look at the DirectorySecurity class (msdn)
You create a directorySecurity class for the newly created directory and then you add FileSystemAccessRules to define the appropriate access based on AD users and groups.
You don't say what kind of FTP server you are running, or in what manner you want the AD user to interact with the new folder. I'm assuming that you are using IIS's FTP Service, and that you need your AD users to be able to use FTP to access the new folder.
IIS uses the same access rights as other file access methods in Windows (accessed from the Security tab on the folder's Properties view).
I created a WinForm that would do the following: create a new local user account (and add them to a group), create a new directory under our FTP Server's base directory, create a new Virtual FTP Folder (so that a user could map a connection to the folder), and finally give the new user full control of the new directory (and because the directory was a Virtual Folder, the new user has full control via FTP).
It sounds like you don't need to create the new user, you just need to give them permission to make changes to the new directory. In my app I shell out to invoke a batch file and pass it a few parameter.
The command for modifying a directory (or file's) access rights is:
I don't recall what those parameters mean any more; I suggest you research the command to make sure it does exactly what you want.
To execute this from VB.Net:
That will open a visible command window and execute the batch file, passing it the parameters. (It just occured to me that I'm doing this in WinForms and it might not be that easy to call from ASP.Net, check here for information about executing a batch file from ASP.Net: http://codebetter.com/blogs/brendan.tompkins/archive/2004/05/13/13484.aspx)
The contents of the BAT file are:
Good Luck!
Standard FTP does not allow for changing of permissions or file ownership, but it is reasonably common for FTP servers to allow this sort of thing through custom SITE commands. At least, this is common for UNIX hosted FTP servers.
Try connecting to the server with a standard FTP client and typing
I'm not sure what your options will be against a Windows-based server, as the permissions model is more granular than with standard UNIX permissions. On a UNIX server, you can often change the group ownership and the permissions, but changing the file owner is not allowed unless you're root. I shouldn't have to say that logging into an FTP server as root is a really bad idea.
I hope that's some help.


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And by the way, that Bengals/Ravens game could easily be flexed. It will depend on how the NFC North and NFC East races come down--there are many scenarios where Bears/Packers and Cowboys/Eagles could also be for a playoff spot. Point being, though, that we could know going into a Sunday night game that the Bengals will either have a bye or will be going home. That would be mind boggling.
But all of this depends on the Bengals beating the Vikings, who have looked pretty good lately. And it looks like Peterson will be back this week.
Just like winning a payoff game, it's a hump the franchise has to get over. It doesn't carry the same importance as a playoff game obviously, but for a lot of fans, including most of them I know, it does have meaning.
"I talked to an advance scout that told me if Joey Votto and Albert Pujols were on the same team he'd advise his team to do the unthinkable...pitch around Votto to get to Pujols." - Buster Olney, ESPN
"I talked to an advance scout that told me if Joey Votto and Albert Pujols were on the same team he'd advise his team to do the unthinkable...pitch around Votto to get to Pujols." - Buster Olney, ESPN
Ravens beat Pats 50% chance
Dolphins win last 2 games 70% chance
Feel free to adjust my numbers but at those odds, (if anything erring slightly towards the bengals missing the playoffs), there is only an 18 percent chance of all that happening.
I want the Bengals to get in as I hate the Ravens, but all that said, I don't think the Bengals want any piece of the Ravens in a do or die game.
Bengals win division: 50%
Bengals get wild card: 35%
Bengals stay home: 15%
They could even win the division this weekend with a win over the Vikings and a Ravens loss to the Pats. Of course, that would probably kill the 2-seed. I still haven't decided who I want to win that Ravens-Pats game. I'm feeling kind of greedy and want the 2-seed, so I think I'll pull for the Ravens.
Go Bengals
Go Baltimore
Go Buffalo (insurance)
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Miami has a pretty soft remaining two games, meaning they will likely finish at 10-6. If Baltimore beats Cincinnati in week 17, they would get the 2 seed. The Bengals and Dolphins would be tied at 10-6 but Miami holds the tie break with the head to head win.
"Strickland Propane... Taste the meat, not the heat." - Hank Hill
If the Bengals lose to the Vikings at home this week, they don't deserve to go to the playoffs. Losing in Pittsburgh was predictable and was likely to happen. I don't think less of them because of that game. Following that up with a loss at home to a bad Vikings team would be a choke job.
Grape works as a soda. Sort of as a gum. I wonder why it doesn't work as a pie. Grape pie? There's no grape pie. - Larry David
It hasn't worked out the last few times when week 17 meant nothing. Week 1 of the playoffs starts in Week 17 at home and hopefully goes from there.
Regardless of the outcome next week, Bengals will be playing for at worst the #4 seed at home.
Miami won't have it easy in Buffalo this weekend.
Not one of the AFC contenders wants the Ravens to get into the playoffs.
http://www.playoffstatus.com/nfl/afcstandings.html), the Bengals have about a 74% chance of winning the division, a 15% chance of being the wildcard and an 11% chance of missing the playoffs altogether.
I like the all-or-nothing scenario of the 2 seed or missing the playoffs. I'd rather see the Bengals collapse and some drastic changes (elevate Zimmer to HC?) then see the Bengals back into the playoffs and lose first round on the road (once again).
I can't envision a scenario where the Bengals win in Baltimore after playing them at home. A good coach like Harbaugh makes adjustments and has his team ready to play in the big game. Can't say the same for Marvin.
Therefore, I'll be rooting for the Ravens to beat New England this Sunday, setting up the all-or-nothing scenario in Week 17.
Go BLUE!!!
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New London — The city's Democratic mayor and his appointed chief of staff, also a Democrat, failed to get enough votes Tuesday night to remain on the Democratic Town Committee.
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio and longtime town committee member Jane Glover were not re-elected to the 60-member committee.
City Councilor Michael Passero presented a slate of 20 candidates from the third district that did not include Finizio or Glover. Both were nominated from the floor but did not receive enough votes to serve the two-year terms. City Council President Wade Hyslop was re-elected but his wife, Jessie, was not.
"What this says is there's a lack of confidence in the mayor's leadership within his own party," Passero said Wednesday.
But Finizio disputed Passero's assessment of the vote, saying the overall committee represents a diverse cross-section of the city and that the upset in District 3 was "a bit of political maneuvering that would make any watcher of 'Survivor' proud.
"Of course Mr. Passero, in his inevitable campaign for mayor, will claim it was a victory," Finizio said.
There were 71 people at the caucus. Nominees needed a majority, or 36 votes, to be elected, and Finizio and Glover each received 15 votes.
Finizio said he believed the leaders of the party had worked out a slate that had included Glover and himself. He was unaware that Passero had organized an alternative slate.
Finizio, who is the first elected mayor in the city in 90 years, was voted into office in 2011. He is in the third year of a four-year term. Passero, who had to go to a primary to get on the town committee more than 10 years ago, also sought the office of mayor. But he withdrew his name early in the campaign after failing to get the town committee endorsement.
Finizio challenged the Democratic nominee Michael Buscetto III, won the primary and went on to win the election.
In District 1, 19 of the 20 names on a slate presented by Zak Leavy, Finizio's executive assistant, were elected. Marie Friess-McSparran, and her husband Dan McSparran, who are not members of the committee, were nominated from the floor but failed to get enough votes, according to Leavy. Friess-McSparran, a former city councilor, had separated from the Democrats during the last election when she ran, unsuccessfully, on the Republican ticket for re-election.
In District 2, all 20 people nominated by Margaret Curtin were elected. Committee members will be sworn in in March, when a chairman will be elected.
There also are provisions for primaries, which would be held in March 4 if the necessary paperwork is filed by Jan. 29.
District 1
Maria Bareiss
Allyn de Vars
Christopher Deveau
Efrain Dominguez
Ethien Dominguez
Elizabeth Garcia
Shirley Gillis
Marie Ann Gravell
Constance Hightower
Frederick Jake Kaeser
Zak Leavy
Rich martin
Tambria Moore
Laura Natusch
Laura Nadelberg
Erica Richardson
Christian Soto
Clark van der Lyke
Gretchen van der Lyke
Aracelis Vazquez-Haye
District 2
Margaret Curtin
Patrick Day
Robert Funk
Ernest Hewett
William Guistini
Margaret Reyes
George Grabel
Ann Stewart
Mary Minton
Melanie McKinnon
Mary Hyslop
Sean Patrick Murray
William Morse
Earl Wilson
Shannon Richardson
Steve Schneidermeyer
Thomas Murphy
Michael Tranchida
Sheryl Duzant
Geneviere Catala
District 3
Donna Bailey
Nancy Baude
Kevin Cavanagh
Bill Cornish
Nancy Dolan
Catherine Foley
Joe Hancock
Wade Hyslop
Jim Kelly
Linda Mariani
Mark Matson
Sheila McCarthy
Delanna Muse
Michael Passero
Tracee Reiser
Bill Satti
John Satti
Elaine Stattler
Christine Synodi
Wayne Vendetto Jr.
Republicans also held their caucus Tuesday night and elected 46 members, including 12 new people. They are:
Vincentia Belbruno
Shannon Brenek
Heidi L. Cooper
Tina Cygan
Nicole Dallas
Daniel Docker
Able Donka
Mike Doyle
Chas Doyle
Laurie Ann Drinkwater
Joseph Geraci
Sharon Wyatt Giesing
Bob Grills
Mr. William R. Hannaford
Margaret Hansen
Jeff Harris
John Hunziker
K. Robert Lewis
Barbara Major
Patricia McCarthy
Dora Pero
Rob Pero
Richard Pisczek
Thomas G. Plunkett
Margaret Ramus
Aaron Richard
Lindsay M. Savona Esq.
Kathleen Sitty
Adam Sprecace
George A. Sprecace
Jean Sprecace
Cynthia Suntup
Jack Van Verdeghem
Bill Vogel
New members:
Steve Brenek
Dennis Downing
Victoria Doyle
Scott Ennis
Katherine Goulart
Lori Hopkins Cavanaugh
Martin Olsen
Keith Robbins
Randall Surprenant
Corina Vendetto
Gordon Videll
Scott Wilson
Portion of Ocean Avenue in New London is closed after car snaps utility pole
Once again, there's a few sports parents who could use some decaf
New London middle school to get nearly $3 million to fund new programs
The Rev. Michel Belt set to retire from St. James Episcopal Church later this summer
Eastern Pequot chairman vows to fight new tribal recognition rule
Newly signed state budget changes funding for cities and towns
High Hopes offers equine experience to Camp Harkness campers
Police: Maine man shoots off fireworks mortar tube from top of his head, dies
New London man charged with failing to safeguard gun discharged at middle school
Former East Lyme couple accused in string of residential burglaries
Huge crowds clog region's beaches as holiday weekend draws to close


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India Monitor: This is a story I missed. Nevertheless, it's useful. UK's The Independent Games Developers Association (Tiga) is looking for partnerships in India for game development. Nikkan Woodhouse, member, Tiga, said:
"Tiga feels there is potential in India in the gaming space." Tiga is scouting for for partnerships with Indian companies for gaming outsourcing, Woodhouse said. However, talks with the companies are at a nascent stage.
Indian gaming companies have also formed an association -Indian Games Industry and Trade Association (iGita), which has founding members like Dhruva Interactive, Electronic Arts, Hungama, Indiagames, Mauj, Microsoft India (Entertainment & Devices Division), Mobile2Win, Paradox Studios and Tinfo Mobile. Both the organisations can work together, but I hope it doesn't become a cartel.