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In 1982 NASA recognized the possibility of an extra solar planet that was beyond the reach of their best satellite to detect. So NASA set out to change that! Just one year later JPL conveniently had just what NASA needed to make it possible to look deep into our own solar system, (past Pluto's orbit).
The launch of the IRAS satellite shortly there afterwards, located a VERY LARGE object that NASA officials were "bedeviled" by, and that they, "did not want to accept" what they were now witnessing. Some of the DATA suggested, "that it might actually be moving toward Earth!"
So on January 26, 1983, NASA launched the Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS) with the results to be overseen by; Dr. Gerry Neugebauer, IRAS chief scientist, and Dr. James Houck of Cornell University.
On Dec. 30, 1983, these scientists' story was written up by reporter Thomas O'Toole and published in the Washington Post. The story claimed that scientists had identified a body possibly as large as Jupiter. This body would later be named as the 10th planet in our solar system.
Article Title: "Possibly as Large as Jupiter; Mystery Heavenly Body Discovered"
In 2005, scientists officially announced to the public their finding that our solar system has a tenth planet and they named it 2003 UB313 (They later changed this name to Xena, Planet X). This discovery was document in the July 30, 2005 issue of Astronomy magazine.
Article Title: "Tenth planet discovered"
The discovery of the tenth planet in our solar system was also commemorated with an article that was noted on the cover of the Sunday New York Times' Parade Magazine in January of 2006.
On April 15, 2010, scientists again confirmed the presence of a persistent "perturber" body in the vicinity of our neighborhood (the Oort Cloud). They published this account in an electronic astrophysics magazine published by Cornell University called arXiv (an e-print service).
Article Title: "Persistent Evidence of a Jovian Mass Solar Companion in the Oort Cloud"
The second link is a PDF version of the entire article and its references.
There IS a tenth planet in our solar system. It is on a very long orbit around our sun. It passes very close to earth's orbit once every 3600 years. The Vatican knows this, the American military knows this, and the governments of the U.S., Russia, China, and the UK know this.
When Xena (a.k.a. Planet X, Nibiru, "the winged planet") with its massive size equivalent to between one and FOUR that of Jupiter re-enters our solar system, it causes electromagnetic effects and gravitational effects. It first affects the geomagnetic activity of our sun (happening now). As it draws closer to Earth, it causes changes in the outer planets first (happening now: Pluto has heated up and its surface has changed colors to a mottled appearance, Neptune is showing "spots" on one side, Uranus has brightened significantly, Saturn has developed a massive rotating hexagonal storm system at one pole, Jupiter has lost its southern "stripe").
When Xena (Planet X) passes the closest that it will to Earth, it will bring about a reversal of the Earth's geomagnetic poles (a pole-shift will occur). During the pole-shift, the earth will shudder and its rotation will slow to an immediate minimum. This action will set off a contortion of the Earth's crust that will be felt as a single massive worldwide earthquake (a small worldwide shudder happened three days ago. The epicenter was at Jacksonville, Florida and the event registered on seismographs around the world).
This will be immediately followed by simultaneous volcanic eruptions and large earthquakes all over the globe. At the same time, the large volume of water that is kept in the earth's oceans at the equatorial region by centrifugal force will be released from its position and will instead form into massive tidal waves that flow up and over the coastal edges of every continent (50-100 miles inland) and in some cases nearly all the land mass of some countries will become covered in 100-400 ft of ocean water. The ocean water is expected to arrive as tidal waves and then it will continue to rise over a 30 day period. On the East coast, the ocean water is expected to reach as far inland as the Blue Ridge Parkway in middle West Virginia. In California and the entire Western coast, the ocean water is expected to go at least 50-100 miles inland and it will cover most of the state of Washington. In Texas, the Ocean is expected to cover the lower quarter of the state including the area of the city of Houston. NOTE: Other maps, show the ocean covering all of the states of WA, OR, CA, NV, UT, and half of AZ.
The U.S. military knows this. The U.S. government knows this. They have been preparing for this event ever since the Vatican (and its knowledge from its archives in its world library) informed President Kennedy of the coming event in the early 1960s. The deadline for all essential government personnel to evacuate to a safe place was originally set as Dec. of 2010; in 2008 that deadline was moved back to Dec. of 2009. The military and government know that 2010 is the year of Xena's closest pass to earth, but they are allowing the more informed public to set their sites on 2012 (this is a disinformation campaign).
The arrival year for the tenth planet IS this year, 2010. Every month we have past last December is a gift from God. One must prepare and get to a safe place NOW.
I have included a link to a page that shows the future map of the United States that is most like the future map that retiring Naval Intelligence officers are given:
You need to locate to a safe region and be at an elevation of 1000-1500 feet. PAY ATTENTION TO THE CHANGES THT WILL OCCUR ON THE MAP OF THE FUTURE U.S. In all regions of the U.S. an elevation of sea level to 100 ft over sea level will be surely flooded. At elevations of 100-450 feet there is significant possibility of being flooded. So, it is recommended that people go to elevations of 1000-1500 ft to be more certain of safety.
Almost everyone on Earth cannot "see" Xena (Planet X, Nibiru) coming because: (a) it primarily emits radiation in the infrared spectrum (not visible light; it appears very dim) and (b) it is approaching the earth from the direction of our South Pole.
Many also believe that Xena (Planet X, Nibiru) is the biblical "Wormwood" discussed in the Bible's book of Revelations. There is a recently constructed powerful astronomical observatory. It is the Learmonth Solar Observatory in Australia and it is part of Project Wormwood.
[link to www.ips.gov.au]
Some of the latter details listed above were taken from a 12-part video series provided by JohnMoore, a retired naval intelligence officer/green beret that is available for you to watch here
The worlds' governments are not telling the people because there is no way to protect ALL of the people and the knowledge would cause mass panic and chaos.


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BT infinty 1 40 gig usage is £18, the package you stated is £23, so how did you get it for the wrong price O_o
Incidently I am an existing customer on bT infinity 2, I only signed up 1 month ago.
I rang up on saturday to recontract to the new product at the ssame price point which is the totally unlimited infinity 2 package.
Here is what I think people need to watch out for if in similiar position to me.
1 - if currently getting a introductory discount and then recontract you will lose that discount, in my case I had 1 month discount left (since first payment is first 2 months).
2 - if prepaid line rental so on line rental saver, check it stays in place after, my email receipt shows a normal line rental price on it, the lady who took my upgrade order stated it wont change and a live chat request I did after the order they said the email is 'wrong' and it stays intact, but this is just to warn people to make sure it stays.
now for the real messy stuff.
I ordered on saturday. The old product is called infinity 2, the new is called unlimited infinity 2. My activation date is supposed to be 5th feb, but I got an email some hours after my call stating the new product order is completed. hmmm. If I goto the order status page on the my BT page, it shows 'no' pending orders. oddd. But If I mnaually enter the order number the order appears with the activation date of 5th feb however below that activation date it says completed.
If I goto the services page it shows my current product as infinity 2 (the non upgraded package).
If I goto the upgrade package page and try to initiate a online upgrade to the new product it rejects me stating I am already on that product.
If I do a p2p glasnost test to see if its shaped, it reports port 6881 still shaped.
So the BT website appears to be a complete mess, many parts of it stating I am on the old product and 2 parts stating I am already upgraded, also finally the product name on my email receipt and order status page is the old product just infinity 2. So its even possible the lady put the wrong upgrade through. I will find out tommorow I guess if this has worked or not.
The good news of course if like me was tied to a 18 month contract with 16 months left to go, this recontract reduces it to 12 months.
I don't think I got it for the 'wrong' price. It was an offer after 3 attempts to sign me up over 3 weeks. Their website doesn't advertise the deal naturally. When I mentioned this to BT the rep said 'they' had different prices.
I do agree with you that the website is a complete mess. I'm concerned that the rep has signed me up for something else than what I believe to have been offered. Yet its hard to believe as I was very clear and asked him to repeat the deal several times over more than one phone call.
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New engine - ADCR (Euro4, injection system-common rail) - the serial production of this engine started (20.12.2006)
After several years of research and development Andoria-Mot started serial production of ADCR engines. This engine is equipped with high-pressure injection system- common rail made by Bosch and fulfils the Euro 4 emission standard - EU instruction 70/220. The max. engine power is 115 KM at 3700 rpm. Max. torque is 250 Nm at 1800/2400 rpm. The new engine is currently assembled in Gazela vehicles in AVC plant in Lithuania. Intrall Polska soon will start assemble this engine in Lublin vehicles.
Andoria-Mot invests in new machinery park (7.07.2006)
Our company continuously modernizes the machinery park in order to meet increasing customers' requirements. Recently we have purchased next 2 machining centre to machine components for major customers like SISU Diesel in Finland and HASSE & WREDE in Germany.


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As of Thursday, May 16, 2013
© Copyright 2015 Gwinnett Daily Post
EDITOR'S NOTE: Film Fans features local residents reviewing the movie of the week: "The Great Gatsby." Want to be a film fan? Email firstname.lastname@example.com.
3 and 1/2 stars out of 4 stars
In the latest interpretation of the classic masterpiece, "The Great Gatsby," director Baz Luhrmann brings a splendor to the screen that's almost impossible to rival, especially given the challenges of bringing the masterpiece to life.
In this faithful retelling, Jay Gatbsy, the mysterious multimillionaire who throws extravagant weekend parties, wears only the finest clothes and has the finest things money can buy, is played by Leonardo DiCaprio. Tobey Maguire plays Nick Carraway, the narrator and possibly only true friend of Gatsby's. Daisy Buchanan, Nick's cousin, is Gatsby's muse, his reason for the life he's so meticulously built, in the hopes he might win back her heart after leaving her five years earlier. Unfortunately, it turns out most, if not all, his life is one big lie and it's beginning to unravel.
Luhrmann masterfully shows us the dangers of excess, wanting too much and even having too much. Though at times the pace is too fast, there's never a shortage of intensity. It's an admirable and ambitious attempt at bringing Fitzgerald's beautiful words to life. The film is beautifully shot and perfectly scored with pumping music and choreography. Those elements, along with superb and passionate acting, make up for any shortcomings.
-- Ron Adams, Statham
2 and 1/2 stars out of 4 stars
"The Great Gatsby" is yet another adaptation of the novel that came out in the '20s. In regards to what happens in the book and what happens in the movie, it's extremely faithful. They did a good job creating the events that happened in the book. The movie doesn't quiet sell the emotional weight as the book does.
There are elements of this film that feel really bloated, overexaggerated and way too overproduced. Certain parts of this movie I thought were very impressive. The performances were very good, but everything felt too big at first. The movie, I think, modernized it too much to be able to sell the 1920s era, for example the whole movie was filled with Jay-Z music. Also, it feels like 75 to 80 percent of this movie was shot on a green screen sound stage losing a lot of the realism. Director Baz Luhrmann lost sight of the raw human emotion in the characters at the central part of the story to make the story work. This movie is not an actor's movie, but a director's movie unfortunately.
-- Brittany Wygladalski, Sugar Hill
2 and 1/2 stars out of 4 stars
"The Great Gatsby," is a timeless novel in its fifth movie incarnation. Almost as many lives as a cat, this was the perfect movie about nothing, just like that TV sitcom from the '90s. A visual extravaganza without much depth -- just like good summer movies should be. I saw this movie in 3-D and didn't feel any different if it would have been 2-D. It kept moving along at a good pace until about 75 percent through, when the character poker hands started to show and the action started to slow -- right about the time you started to suspect something was unraveling in the movie.
By now, you should have heard about this F. Scott Fitzgerald novel set in the roaring '20s showing characters of a trashy opera transcending the chaos of post-World War I doldrums and the excesses of filthy rich tycoons brought down by a road accident. It was directed by Baz Luhrmann, who took some extreme liberties using contemporary music. He had an all-star cast consisting of Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, Carey Mulligan and Joel Edgerton. They sustained the interest of the movie and kept me awake for its entirety. OK for a rainy afternoon.
-- Alfred Richner, Duluth
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Letters to the editor (11/21/12)
It's going to be the best Thanksgiving Day
My friend, Cecila, was talking about the upcoming Thanksgiving — how happy we would be to have our families around our table laughing and loving and sharing each other.
Then Cecila told me this story.
A few years ago, her nephew called and asked her if he could invite a homeless man who had nowhere to go. She has a large family, but as she said: "There's always room for one more."
The big day came and her nephew pulled up in his little car (smaller than a Volkswagon). From the front, her nephew and an obvious homeless man got out. Then, from the back, one, two, three, four down-on-their-luck men emerged.
Her family made them all very welcome. They ate and sang and laughed. Then they ate and laughed and played games.
All the people, young and old, had a wonderful day. When it was time for them to go, Cecila made each of the men a platter to take with them.
As she said, "It was the best Thanksgiving — ever."
It made me think: I better do everything I can to make this the best Thanksgiving — ever.
Nancy Faust
Editorial page should be for everyone
This letter is a reaction to the ongoing religious debate being waged in the editorial pages.
Apparently, proponents for both sides are not confident enough in their own faith to allow another to worship as they se fit.
This is not what we would consider a "Christian" attitude, more is it consistent with our country's constitutional protections. These minor disagreements over doctrine have turned violent in Roswell, when two congregations resorted to brawling in the street to settle these questions.
In the larger view, substitute Sunni/Shiite for Catholic/Protestant. We find it both arrogant and comical that these writers would claim for themselves the full knowledge and will of God, when centuries of religious scholarship and debate have not been able to resolve the question of what defines the "one true church."
While all involved are entitled to free expression of their opinion, we don't feel the editorial page is the right place for this discussion.
We would encourage the News-Bulletin to create a page dedicated to petty, religious squabbling so as to leave the editorial page for the serious discussions concerning the important issues of our community.
Frank and Ellen Gale
I really wish that my dog could write
I live in New Mexico. I write about New Mexico. My dog lives in New Mexico. He doesn't write.
I wish my dog had not felt so strongly about public lands. But my dog inherited a half acre parcel in New Mexico adjacent to a national park. Now, he too, believes that park ought to belong to him … like personally.
Smart dog doing smart tricks, but selfish; isn't that what this little tidbit is all about?
Is a canine view germane to good government for and by the people? I mean, honestly! Incidentally, his next home (th' dog's?) will be where ever the rescue folks place him … grrr!
F. Guy Glover
Los Lunas
Writer isn't an apologist for church
In answer to Gilbert Ulivarri Jr. letter of Oct. 10, and responding to the several rhetorical statements like found in this one quote, "Mr. Terry Mehaffey, as for the corruption of the Catholic Church in history, it never happened.
All popes, bishops, priests, monks, nuns, all men and women, the poor, the rich, the educated and uneducated have always been subject to the laws of virtue," forcing me to inform Mr. Ulivarri that his argument is not with me.
Instead, thinking of sin to corruption, he might want to visit all of Pope John Paul II's many apologies for the Catholic Church's 2,000 years of sins (corruptions) against humanity (including the sufferings and deaths of millions of innocents).
I repeat, Mr. Ulivarri, I do not need to pretend otherwise, not being an apologist for the Catholic Church; your argument, rhetorically, is not with me, but with Pope John Paul II and his own use of the words "Catholic Church" in his public apologies and with the church's own 2,000 year historical record.
The best of luck with your many published, lovingly rhetorical endeavors for rewriting that often corrupt and bloody history!
Terry Mehaffey
Los Lunas
Stimulus money went to three areas
Sunday's Oct. 14 Albuquerque Journal had a very good explanation of "where the stimulus money went."
Twenty-four thousand jobs were created or preserved here in New Mexico.
The top three areas were public education, health and social services and state and local government. More than 5,000 educators kept their jobs.
Road projects were built, and people were given assistance finding housing quickly so they wouldn't be out on the streets. Most of the economists interviewed said the impact of the recession in New Mexico would have been much more painful without this help.
Yet, the president and CEO of the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce said that she didn't "see any jobs created or substantial economic impact from the stimulus in New Mexico."
Apparently she is talking about private sector jobs. Doesn't that sound like the pure Republican line? Or, does she not know how many small businesses those employed teachers, local government employees, or road construction workers support when they spend their wages on food and clothing?
We need to remember that during the Great Depression in the 1930s, the public schools were closed because there was no money to pay the teachers!
It's easy to say "where's the beef?" about the impact of the stimulus money. But, thanks to the graphs and explanation in the Journal, now we know. It saved us from a lot of pain!
Janet Yates
Los Lunas
Family wants to thank community
I, Patricia Ithurria, and my family and friends would like to thank all the people for their donations that came through for me on saving my home.
I would also like to thank Fat Sat's Bar and Grill in Belen and Coyote Store for their usage of their water for our car wash, and also Rutilios in Los Lunas for the water usage.
You have made a big difference in my life. Thank you all.
Patricia Ithurria
Los Lunas
Early detection helps fight cancer
In the United States, breast cancer is the second most common cancer amongst women, behind non-melanoma skin cancer.
This ranking comes from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and is based on the 202,964 women diagnosed with breast cancer and the 40,598 women who died from breast cancer in 2007 in the United States.
In New Mexico each year, at least 1,100 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer and 220 women will die due to the disease. The most significant risk factors for developing breast cancer are two things that cannot be controlled, gender and age, more specifically being a woman and growing older.
However, a women's risk for developing breast cancer is doubled if she has a first-degree relative (mother, sister, daughter) who has been diagnosed with breast cancer. The reason for these high statistics is a lack of participation in screening to detect early diagnosis; this occurs most commonly amongst minority and low-income women. The later the diagnosis of breast cancer, the lower the chances for survival.
This is where policy comes in: research needs to be better supported so that doctors are able to better distinguish between the different types of cancer; and all women need to have access to screening and the best care that is available.
While there is financial assistance out there to help women get screened, and pay for treatment if needed, there are very few women who qualify for it, as the person's/family income must be extremely low.
Unfortunately, this leaves a larger number of women in the middle who are too "rich" for assistance, but too "poor" to pay for services on their own.
Not only is policy important for breast cancer, but so is education. Many people hear the word cancer and immediately associate the word with a death sentence. Today, breast cancer survival rates continue to increase because women are getting screened and catching the cancer in its earliest stages.
According to the National cancer Institute, women (with no family history of breast cancer) ages 40 and older should have a mammogram every one to two years. Women ages 21 and older, should receive a clinical breast exam every year or at least once every three years.
The most important thing a woman can do is be familiar with her body; know what is normal and what is not.
Adrianna Cole


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Liberal Keynesian economist Paul Krugman said during a recent speech that the economy under President Barack Obama is "incredibly awful."
Krugman is a staunch believer that big-government policy and economic stimulus will reverse the situation. The economist is well-known for his many awards in the field and his print-more-money-no-matter-what philosophy.
During a keynote at Netroots Nation, a group that says its events should be thought of "as a giant family reunion for the left," Krugman compared the current economic times to that of the Great Depression.
"It was obviously horrible. And so it is again today," he noted.
"It's not as bad as the Great Depression — there's a winning slogan," he said tongue-in-cheek. "Not as bad as the Great Depression, but it's incredibly awful."
In the midst of his analysis, Krugman found an opportunity to criticize Republican Mitt Romney. Krugman told the audience that if they did not know someone who was suffering they "must be a member of the Romney clan or something."
In April, Ron Paul debated Krugman on economic policy on Bloomberg TV.
"You want them to print more money faster," Paul said during the discussion.
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SACRAMENTO - On News10 Good Morning Thursday, reporter Jeff Maher, spent some time with the Sacramento Police Department's K-9 unit at Discovery Park.
The K-9 units for both the police and sheriff's departments were hit with budget cuts in recent years, and now, both agencies are gearing up for a big fundraiser in October to help pay for costly bulletproof vests to protect the dogs.
Some police dogs have been targeted and shot by criminals in recent years. Therefore, many officers and deputies deem the vests a worthy and necessary expenditure, due to the important role played by dogs serving local law enforcement agencies.
RELATED: K-9 killed during carjacker chase
RELATED: Wounded Sacramento police dog survives 5-hour surgery
If you would like to meet the K-9 units and learn more about the fundraiser, go to the grand opening of Pet Food Express this weekend. It's located at 2532 Fair Oaks Blvd.
You can meet the police or sheriff's K-9 units, they'll be there on Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. through 4 p.m.
By: Jeff Maher


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post8063780113575075116..comments2015-07-15T23:34:38.835-07:00Comments on Life's a feast: French Gâteau Fondant au ChocolatJamiehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-59186766542627720902014-05-20T03:48:12.072-07:002014-05-20T03:48:12.072-07:00I remember seeing this post on IG and swooning... ...I remember seeing this post on IG and swooning... and what perfect advice your father gave you that one time!Nuts about foodhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-64877025027032649912014-05-19T12:55:04.947-07:002014-05-19T12:55:04.947-07:00First off, damn you..damn you for making me look a...First off, damn you..damn you for making me look at the most perfect chocolate fondant cake, one which I could never achieve, no matter how perfectly I beat the eggs and sugar to custardy fluff, or how perfect my quality chocolate is..even in my wildest dreams! I've tried them before, and they always turn out 'feh'. However, thank you for giving me a little hope via your recipe (knock wood). As for your Dad..what a lucky girl to have such a supportive and gentle Dad who gave you sage advice. I'm glad you followed your heart, though because we might not have the Jamie we have today had you followed it 100%. My father pretty much never gave me advice, and oh, how I needed it. xoLisahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-40271128269739919092014-05-15T17:01:41.870-07:002014-05-15T17:01:41.870-07:00LOL I loved the contrast between your mother and y...LOL I loved the contrast between your mother and your father's advice. It's brilliant! :DLorraine @ Not Quite Nigellahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-73571406108313684672014-05-15T14:27:33.120-07:002014-05-15T14:27:33.120-07:00Ooo darn.... I kind of missed the first workshop a...Ooo darn.... I kind of missed the first workshop as I couldn't go and was hoping I would be able to attend workshop number two, but I'll be in Indonesia for the entire month of October. No punishment ofcourse but I so hope there will be a number three with better timing! And in the meantime I'll be eating this cake..Simones Kitchenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-22183217350381008592014-05-15T12:57:04.594-07:002014-05-15T12:57:04.594-07:00I am in love with this cake. That pretty much sums...I am in love with this cake. That pretty much sums it up.

I don't think I ever received any fatherly advice. Pretty sure my dad was too self-absorbed for such "nonsense." Glad you got some; your dad gave you some excellent advice. :)

I'm glad you found writing. It was waiting for you all along. <3Jennihttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-89774046108737305992014-05-15T11:16:53.349-07:002014-05-15T11:16:53.349-07:00You were (and are) so fortunate to have had that t...You were (and are) so fortunate to have had that type of expectation and support as a child Jamie. I can not imagine how that might have molded me differently if I had seen one tiny glimpse of that in my youth.

My parents only saw me as a third parent, called on to help with their big brood. My achievements were done for my own sake, certainly never expecting that my parents would know, care or acknowledge; so I hope you know how lucky you were!

Of course I chuckled at your description of the latest craze; the notion that more stuff crammed into a dessert makes it more better (I did that on purpose just for you; you can red pen it if you want!).

This sounds like the perfect dessert but then all of your desserts are wonderful!Barb | Creative Culinaryhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-19502181978610044042014-05-15T07:09:10.878-07:002014-05-15T07:09:10.878-07:00Congratulations on your dream job where you get to...Congratulations on your dream job where you get to play. That's a lovely cake and I'm pretty sure after a sexy cake like that, you get very lucky. :)Maureen | Orgasmic Chefhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-44129803124286310412014-05-14T15:14:30.280-07:002014-05-14T15:14:30.280-07:00I truly wish I could participate in your workshop....I truly wish I could participate in your workshop. I hope to at least read all about it in your blogs. I a truly wish I could have a modest (or not so modest) slice of this decadence for my breakfast.Milk and Honeyhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-60835940294493793562014-05-14T11:15:00.833-07:002014-05-14T11:15:00.833-07:00Your father got it right. I'm so pleased for y...Your father got it right. I'm so pleased for you and you deserve it. What a spectacular gateau and dark chocolate would be my favorite.
SamSam Hoffer / My Carolina Kitchenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-25402085311570561302014-05-14T08:29:17.701-07:002014-05-14T08:29:17.701-07:00There is a lot of wisdom in your father's advi...There is a lot of wisdom in your father's advice. Having a job you love is a true blessing. Your gateau is decadent, Jamie. What a beautiful dessert.Cathy at Wives with Kniveshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7435765198465520140.post-4254797043001426162014-05-14T04:16:19.927-07:002014-05-14T04:16:19.927-07:00I'm so happy for you. Finding the job of our d...I'm so happy for you. Finding the job of our dreams is what we all want...

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Ellen Brown: "Too big to fail" now trumps all. Rather than banks being put into bankruptcy to salvage the deposits of their customers, the customers will be put into bankruptcy to save the banks.
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Paul Hogarth: Polling in key states where hot Senate seats are in play (Illinois, Colorado and Harry Reid's own Nevada) shows the public option is still popular, and putting it back in the health care bill would improve things. Only 34% of Nevadans liked the Senate bill that passed in December, but 56% like the public option. The gap grows to 31 points in Illinois and 37 points in Minnesota, so why not use it?


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In a brand-new trailer for the CW's Arrow, Oliver Queen is gone, and only Arrow remains. Well, Arrow and a set of totally insane abs, anyway.
More importantly, the trailer reveals a bit more about what Arrow is up against, whether it's the wealthy and depraved of Starling City or a gunman in a black and red mask (Deathstroke? Black Mask? I guess we'll find out!)
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2009 archive
» October 26, 2009
Remembering Ann Stull Jauhiainen
Ann Stull Jauhiainen, who passed away on Oct. 17 after a fiercely fought battle with cancer, will be remembered with fondness and admiration by those who knew her. And she was known by many. As the Whitman Bookstore's general merchandise manager for 11 years, she befriended and mentored innumerable campus students, faculty and staff, and she will be remembered. "Her presence has been missed in the store, her energy," said Douglas Carlsen, director of the bookstore, in a Pioneer article. "She connected with many of the students." The Pioneer's tribute to Ann can be found here.
Ann's life and her contributions extended far beyond the Whitman campus, however. She worked quietly and diligently for decades, serving the Carnegie Art Center, the Parks and recreation Department, the American Association of University Women Project Read program. She participated in the "Picture Lady Program" that exposed first-through-fifth graders to art and artists, because, she said, "Art in the schools is important."
Ann was involved in many projects, and inevitably wound up being chairperson or president, but never asked for recognition. It was when she won the college's Town-Gown Award for community service that her many contributions were brought to light. Ann will not be replaced, but many will need to step up to fill her shoes. As she said after receiving the Town-Gown, "We can never do it all on our own."
Chemistry faculty deliver meritorious workshop
Recently Nathan Lien, visiting assistant professor of chemistry, developed and led a day-long workshop for youth from Pendleton, Hermiston and the Walla Walla Valley, in which the kids built Cartesian divers, explored the activity series by depositing copper on an iron nail, and toured several teaching and research labs in the Hall of Science. They also performed the Mentos geyser experiment and watched a chemistry demonstration show put on by the Whitman College Chemistry Club, which was instrumental in helping with final planning and did all the actual teaching. "I wouldn't have been able to do it without them," Lien said.
In addition to the knowledge gained and the subtle insight into science education at Whitman, the students, who are Boy Scouts, also earned their Chemistry Merit Badge. Allison Calhoun, chair of the chemistry department, reports that the responses from parents and participants are very positive. Among comments:
Campus directory coming soon; hard copies by order only
Thank you to all staff and faculty who reviewed their directory listing last week in the final draft of the 2009-10 Campus Directory.
In addition to People Search, the online PDF of the directory will be available later this week. It is easily accessible via the staff and faculty portals and requires a log-in. Effective this year, for both budgetary and paper conservation objectives, printed copies of the directory are available by order only, at a cost of $1.50 per copy.
To order copies, send an e-mail to Amber Woodworth – firstname.lastname@example.com – that includes the quantity and name(s) of recipients. If multiple staff or faculty in a department wish to order copies, feel free to consolidate the order and have one person submit it. Questions? Call Amber at x5160.
EndNote bibliographic tool now available to campus community members
Timothy E. Machonkin, assistant professor of chemistry and chair of the Academic Information Technology Advisory Group (AITAG), reports that Whitman now has a site-license for EndNote, a bibliographic citation management program. The site-license covers both the Mac and Windows versions and is available to all current faculty, staff, and students. You may even install it on your personal laptop or home computer; click here for instructions.
Flu update
There were 14 new ILI (influenza-like illness) cases reporting to the Welty Health Center last week (Oct. 18-23), bringing to 35 the total since the beginning of the semester. Most students are back in class within three days. There have not been any hospitalizations.
The vaccine, once thought to have been available this week, has not yet been distributed.
Of the approximately 47,000 cases of ILI reported to the American College Health Association (ACHA) "there have been only 78 hospitalizations and no deaths, indicating this disease remains generally mild," quoting a report on its Web site. "However, there continues to be risk of exposure to vulnerable individuals in our campus communities. Statewide outbreaks continue to be active in the West and Northwest regions."
Because the attack rate in the college population continues to rise, it is critical that we continue to be vigilant about preventing the spread of the virus, reports Tracee Anderson, chair of the pandemic team.
This and previous weekly updates in The Fountain are available on the flu Web site.
Staff accomplishments
Donna Cummins, assistant to the dean of students, will be a featured guest on the KTEL radio morning interview show "On the Grapevine," Wednesday, Oct. 28, at about 8:15 a.m. The topic focuses on her non-Whitman area of expertise, genealogy. Based on a presentation she recently delivered at the Milton-Freewater Library, Cummins will discuss how to research genealogy by identifying old photographs. She has traced her own family roots – the family name is Aycock – back to the Jamestown era. Her husband's family, who were Walla Walla pioneers from the 1850s, have provided her with many old photographs to work with. She also researches Walla Walla photographers, another topic the interview will cover.
Richele Loney, division II secretary, has been cast in the lead role of Princess Winnifred in "Once Upon a Mattress," which will play at The Liberty Theater in Dayton beginning Nov. 13. It will run for four weekends. The play is an adaptation of the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale "The Princess and the Pea." Tickets go on sale Nov. 1 at 344 East Main Street, Dayton. Call (509) 382-1380, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.libertytheater.org for more information.
Comings and goings
The college extends a warm welcome to Robert G. Fricke, IT services consultant, and wishes Kathy O'Leary, manager of trusts and endowment, a wonderful retirement.
"What's Cooking at Whitman?"
Patti Moss, Division III assistant, is asking that question and collecting treasured and favorite recipes from faculty and staff for a compilation cookbook to be titled "What's Cooking at Whitman."
"This cookbook will represent a wonderful collection of treasured recipes to share with the whole Whitman Community and beyond," Moss said. "We have some amazing cooks on this campus, and I'm hoping that you'll all come together to make this cookbook a reality. So send me your tried-and-true recipes, family favorites, recipes from your homeland, or even your new favorites."
There are three ways to submit a recipe:
Be sure to include:
All informational items above will be printed in the book.
Moss will collect recipes through April and hopes to publish the book by the end of summer 2010. "My intention is to create a diverse range of recipes that can be shared with students, alumni, faculty, staff and our community," Moss said. "It will be a small spiral-bound book, sold in the bookstore at an affordable price. Any and all proceeds will be donated either to a Whitman fund or a local charity."
Coming Events
All free unless otherwise noted
Tuesday, Oct. 27
Lecture: Jenik Radon, visiting O'Donnell professor, will be speaking on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. He will present "German Reunification, German Unity: What it means for me personally, for Germany, and for the world." 7 p.m., Olin 130. Reception to follow at the German House.
Wednesday, Oct. 28
Reading: Michael Branch, visiting educator, will read from a selection of his recent creative nonfiction essays. The title of his presentation is "'Sticking with the Stick' and other recent environmental nonfiction." 7 p.m. Kimball Theatre, Hunter Conservatory. x5099.
Wednesday, Oct. 28
Jazz: Whitman College Hall of Music presents Hasham Assadullahi Jazz Quartet, 7:30 p.m., Chism Recital Hall, Hall of Music. Tickets: $5. x5232.
Thursday, Oct. 29
Skotheim Lecture in History: Patrick Manning will present "The African Diaspora and the Emergence of the Modern World." A specialist in world history and African history, Manning's current research addresses global historiography, early human history, migration in world history, the African diaspora, and the demography of African slavery. 7:30 p.m., Olin 130. x5156.
Friday, Oct. 30
Recital: Friday at Four recital series presents Michele Aichele, flute, and Kristin Vining-Stauffer, piano. 4 p.m., Kimball Theatre, Hunter conservatory. x5232.
Monday, Nov. 2
Reading: The Visiting Writers Reading Series presents Lydia Davis, who will read from her works. 7 p.m., Kimball Theatre, Hunter Conservatory.
Monday, Nov. 2
Film: Experimental Films of Harry Smith. 7 p.m., Olin 130. x5240.
Tuesday, Nov. 3
Film: "The Old Weird America: Harry Smith's Anthology of American Folk Music" with filmmaker Rani Singh. 7:30 p.m., Maxey Auditorium. x5240.
Wednesday, Nov. 4
Jazz: Whitman Jazz II Fall Concert, 7:30 p.m., directed by David Glenn. Chism Recital Hall, Hall of Music. x5232.
Thursday, Nov. 5
Jazz: Whitman Jazz I Fall Concert, 7:30 p.m., directed by David Glenn. Chism Recital Hall, Hall of Music. x5232.
Thursday, Nov. 5
Archaeological Institute of America presentation: Gary Rollefson, professor of anthropology, "In Loving Memory: Wisad (Jordan) Necropolis 2009, 7:30 to 9 p.m., Kimball Theatre, Hunter Conservatory.
Friday, Nov. 6
Recital: Fridays at Four series presents faculty piano recital with Lee D. Thompson and Jackie Wood. x5232.
Saturday, Nov. 7
Music: Divertimento Baroque Opera Company Concert, directed by Jackson Maberry '10. 7:30 p.m., Chism Recital Hall, Hall of Music. x5232.
Save the date!
Wednesday, Nov. 11 – Sunday, Nov. 15
Theatre: Harper Joy Theatre presents "Frenzy for Two, or More," by Eugene Ionesco, on the Freimann Stage. A revolution ensues on the streets while a couple wages their own battle at home. Is it too hot or too cold? The Venus de Milo or the Statue of Liberty? A tortoise or a snail? Classically absurd, this farce will disturb and delight. 8 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday. For reservations call 527-5180.
Archive photo reveals Lakum Duckum history
While searching the college photo archives recently for a project, members of the communications staff couldn't resist sharing this one – a student Tug-of-War event at Lakum Duckum, circa the 1940s. Click to enlarge. Watch The Fountain periodically for archive photos that entertain and inform!
Parting Shot
By Greg Lehman, photographer/communications officer
As fall settles in, the air on campus cools down yet the sights are warm with an array of yellow, red and orange amidst the fleeting green. Full size.
The Fountain is published by the Office of Communications. Send news to Editor Lenel Parish at email@example.com. Photos are accepted. Submissions are due by Tuesday at 5 p.m. for the following week's issue. Director of Communications: Ruth Wardwell. Online: www.whitman.edu/fountain
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Researchers at King's College London have identified several cardiovascular risk factors, including smoking and high blood pressure, which may be linked to the accelerated decline of memory, learning, attention and reasoning in older adults.
The study found that participants over the age of 50 who smoked, had high blood pressure or were most at risk of suffering a stroke, performed more poorly on a range of tasks designed to test memory recall, verbal fluency, attention and other cognitive outcomes.
The study explores the combined effect of multiple risk factors on cognitive decline in older adults. Researchers say the findings indicate that future clinical trials looking at cognitive decline should focus on the combination of these risk factors rather than individual triggers.
Using a sample of more than 8,000 adults, the researchers analysed data on smoking, blood pressure, cholesterol levels and Body Mass Index (BMI), as well as cardiovascular and stroke risk scores which are used to determine the probability of someone developing heart disease or stroke.
At four and eight year follow-ups, participants undertook two tests of cognitive performance, including memory and executive functioning, which were then combined into an overall 'cognitive index' score. The memory task involved learning ten unrelated words before immediate and delayed recall was tested. For the assessment of executive functioning, participants were asked to name as many animals as possible in one minute to examine verbal fluency and to cross-through specified letters in a series to measure attention, mental speed and visual scanning.
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Dr Alex Dregan, Lecturer in Translational Epidemiology and Public Health at King's College London, said: "Cognitive decline becomes more common with ageing and for an increasing number of people interferes with daily functioning and well-being. Some older people can become forgetful, have trouble remembering common words or have problems organising daily tasks more than others. We have identified a number of risk factors which could be associated with accelerated cognitive decline, all of which could be modifiable. This offers valuable knowledge for future prevention and treatment interventions."
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The Department of Music
Visit the official website of the Music Department.
For the musically inclined, opportunities at Pomona to study, perform or simply listen to music abound. Each year, nearly 500 Pomona students participate in musical ensembles, classes or private lessons through the College's Department of Music. Many more attend the frequent free concerts, music lectures and master classes that take place throughout the year.
Pomona's rigorous music major combines Western and non-Western music, preparing students for further study in all fields of music, including performance, history, theory, composition and ethnomusicology. Our music curriculum includes courses ranging from the History of Jazz to A Survey of Western Music, and from Beethoven to Electronic Music Studio. The program offers opportunities for close collaboration between students and their professors, both in performance and in research projects.
Private Lessons
Pomona offers private instrumental and vocal lessons for beginning to advanced students, given by faculty specialists in voice, organ, piano, harpsichord, violin, viola, violoncello, string bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, saxophone, French horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba and euphonium, guitar, timpani and percussion, and harp. These specialists include both full-time faculty and adjunct faculty who are active performers, regularly performing as soloists and with such acclaimed ensembles as the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and Los Angeles Opera.
Pomona College's musical ensembles, which draw their membership from all the Claremont Colleges and the local community, present concerts of high caliber each semester. They are open to all qualified students regardless of major. The list currently includes the Pomona College Choir, Glee Club, Pomona College Orchestra, Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, Balinese Gamelan, and various chamber groups. A second non-Western music ensemble changes its emphasis from year to year, and its focus has included West African drumming and dance, Flamenco guitar and percussion, North Indian tabla, and Hindustani music. Music students benefit from superb concert halls and practice facilities, a variety of pipe organs, numerous Steinway pianos, and a collection of string and wind instruments.
Mabel Shaw Bridges Hall of Music has historically been the center of musical activities at the College and is considered one of the campus's architectural gems. The performance venue for many of the Department of Music's ensembles and guest artists, Little Bridges, as it is commonly called, features exceptional acoustics for every kind of music, from solo musicians to orchestras. It is also the home of the Hill Memorial Organ.
The Thatcher Music Building includes offices and studios for the Music Department; Bryant Hall for ensemble rehearsals; the Victor Montgomery Music Library; the Ussachevsky Electronic Music Studio; practice rooms; KSPC 88.7, the college FM-radio station; and a 250-seat recital space, the Ralph H. Lyman Hall.
Bridges Auditorium is a larger venue that has brought famous performers of all kinds to campus for more than eight decades. Among the musicians who have performed there are such famous names as Andres Segovia, Ella Fitzgerald, Beverly Sills, and Benny Goodman. More recent additions to that list include Third Eye Blind, John Mayer and Willie Nelson.
Pomona's music buildings contain outstanding pipe organs. In addition to the Hill Memorial Organ, a three-manual organ built by C.B. Fisk housed in the Bridges Hall of Music, Thatcher has a two-manual Moeller practice organ, a three-manual Von Beckerath organ, and a 10-rank Flentrop tracker-action practice organ. Additionally, the College is an all-Steinway school and the department boasts nearly 50 pianos, including 16 seven-foot pianos and four nine-foot concert grand pianos.
Pomona College boasts 10 full-time faculty members, all active performers, with a wide variety of specializations (including performance, composition, music history, music theory and ethnomusicology) and national and international visibility. In addition to performing, many have received a variety of awards, published articles and books, and recorded numerous CDs with various labels. In addition, the program welcomes approximately 30 adjunct faculty each year, all of them active performers throughout Southern California.
Pomona's Music Department offers a full and varied calendar of performances, lectures and master classes, free of charge, featuring visiting artists, faculty and students, throughout the academic year. These programs present a wide range of experiences for both students and community members, blending new music and old, with Western and non-Western traditions. The department also presents the Friday Noon Concert Series at Balch Auditorium on the Scripps College campus, where Pomona and Scripps faculty and friends perform together in lunchtime concert. Recent events include the annual Ussachevsky Memorial Electronic Music Festival, a bluegrass concert with Grammy award-winning fiddler Richard Greene, The Millennium Consort Singers led by famed organist and conductor Martin Neary, and Japanese drummer Kenny Endo. In addition, Bridges Auditorium brings to campus each year a range of popular performers for major concerts, including in recent years such diverse musical talents as Fiona Apple, Dave Matthews, Black Eyed Peas, Violent Femmes and Taylor Swift.
Opportunities in Southern California
Southern California offers remarkable opportunities for music lovers of every interest. From famous venues such as the Disney Concert Hall, the Los Angeles Music Center and the Hollywood Bowl to jazz clubs like Claremont's own Hip Kitty, there are countless live performance spaces in the area, providing music to match any taste or experimental urge.
For Prospective Students
All courses offered by the Music Department, including private lessons and ensembles, are open to all students regardless of major and are available for academic credit, and Pomona does not require students to audition to become music majors. However, if you are planning to participate in the Music Department's offerings, we recommend that you submit an Arts Supplement to the Admissions Office by the application deadline. Information is available on the Admissions website under Special Interest Supplements. Regularly asked questions and additional Arts Supplement information is also available on the Music Department's home page.


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ATLANTA Chad Morris traveled to Stillwater, Okla., this spring to solve a problem.
The Clemson offensive coordinator knew wunderkind receiver Sammy Watkins would no longer surprise opponents, having become just the third true freshman to earn first-team All-American honors last season. So Morris made a trip to Oklahoma State to learn how the Cowboys got the ball to star receiver Justin Blackmon so often, despite everyone in the stadium knowing Blackmon was the focal point of the offense.
But a funny thing happened this season, it wasnt opponents that slowed Watkins, the sophomore slowed himself. Watkins was suspended for the first two games of the season. He was relegated to working with the scout team for a month, eroding cohesion with quarterbak Tajh Boyd. When he rejoined the first-team offense, an illness limited him until the middle of the season.
The big plans for Watkins in 2012 were never unveiled. Watkins essentially became a third option in the offense, seemingly forgotten at times by No. 14 Clemson (10-2). Watkins had just four touches against South Carolina. But Morris said expect that to change against No. 8 LSU (10-2) in the Chick-fil-A Bowl at 7:30 p.m. Monday (ESPN).
We are going to turn him loose, Morris said. We expect Sammy to be Sammy. Sammy needs to play well.
By kickoff on Monday, Watkins will have had 15 bowl practices to rebuild cohesion with Boyd. Morris will have had 37 days to implement new ways to involve Watkins in the offense, including the lessons he learned at Oklahoma State.
I think we were able to utilize some of (the Oklahoma State wrinkles), but it was kind of hard trying to evolve into what we really wanted to get into, because with (Watkins) suspension and then him missing a couple games and being sick, Morris said. It was really difficult. And then you get into the meat of your schedule and you had to do what you were doing in making sure you were getting good at something.
We have had an opportunity to do some things during the 15 bowl practices. We are excited about it.
And perhaps those things include using Watkins in more places on the field.
Watkins has been limited mostly to the short passing game. According to the website seldomusedreserve.com, 41 percent of throws to Watkins have come at or behind the line of scrimmage. The average throw to Watkins has traveled just nine yards beyond the line of scrimmage, compared to 14.6 yards for DeAndre Hopkins and 13 yards for Jaron Brown.
Watkins hinted that he will be used more creatively vs. LSU.
They are using me in a lot of packages, Watkins said. They are doing a lot of things differently than they did South Carolina week. We didnt do many things during South Carolina week with me I didnt get too many looks. I think we just reevaluated everything. I just have to bring back the old Sammy.
The last time Clemson was in the Georgia Dome, Watkins watched the season opener on TV back in Clemson.
This week he smiled when talking about how fast the indoor surface was playing, anxious to take off. Anxious to show what 2012 could have been and what 2013 could be.
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By Michael V. Hannigan
The News Staff
The Malakoff City Council on Monday night approved the 2011-2012 budget for the Malakoff Crime Control and Prevention District.
The budget calls for spending about $72,000, with most of the money going to pay for two full-time police officers and one part-time officer. It also includes purchasing a couple of tasers and two computers.
The Crime Control and Prevention District was created in November 2008 when voters approved a three-eighths of a penny increase to the sales tax. The district can use its money to fund a wide range of police and law enforcement activities such as paying for more officers or equipment, community-related crime prevention programs, drug treatment programs or youth programs.
In a related move, the council reappointed three members of the district board to two year terms: Tommy Hayes, Tim Trimble and Pat Isaacson.
Malakoff Police Chief Billy Mitchell released the department's monthly report for July, including:
- Service calls: 78
- Offense reports: 22
- Arrests: 8
- Agency assists: 4
- Citizen assists: 0
- Accidents: 2
- Citations: 265
- Warnings: 18
- Alarms: 4
- Cases filed with DA: 3
- Cases filed with CA: 7
- Total fuel: 789.5 gallons
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Neighbors said the 39-year-old victim was shot and lying naked in a drainage canal.
No one, who was interviewed by WREG in the Whitehaven area where she was found, knew Armstrong.
People who lived near a previously listed address for the victim in East Memphis claimed not to know her either.
WREG discovered through court records Armstrong had some run-ins with the law.
Neighbors told WREG children play in the neighborhood ditch all of the time, and two young boys found Armstrong's lifeless body.
"Pretty much you can't explain to them," Sandra Joseph said. "They just know somebody was found dead over there. That's somebody's loves one, you know somebody done took her life probably over something petty."
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Coaches, athletes and volunteers at the Special Olympics being held in Bath this summer will be kept well fed thanks to sponsorship from Morrisons.
Special Olympics GB's 2013 National Summer Games are being held at the University of Bath from Wednesday, August 28, to Sunday, September 1.
Supermarket Morrisons is sponsoring the event, and will be providing and distributing 9,000 packed lunches for those involved.
Morrisons group corporate services director Martyn Jones said: "We are proud to support such an important event in the Olympic calendar.
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Dalek City
The Dalek City was the home of the Daleks on Skaro.
History Edit
At the time of the First Doctor's visit to the planet, the city dated back from before the Thousand Year War. The Daleks lived not in the city itself, but rather below it where they thought they were shielded from radiation.
The entire city ran on static electricity transmitted through metal floors, which the Daleks of this era of Skaro history required to power their casings. As a consequence of this dependence, the Daleks were unable to leave their city. They were unaware that a group of Thals had also survived the neutronic war.
The city at one side had a natural protection in the form of the Lake of Mutations. Near the swamp was a lake where the Daleks got their water.
After the Daleks were destroyed, the Thals moved into the City. (TV: The Daleks)
During the war between the Humanised Daleks and the Daleks ruled by the Emperor Dalek, the Daleks had a city which the Second Doctor, having visited before, knew how to navigate. Fighting between the two groups of Daleks devastated the city ending the Great War. (TV: The Evil of the Daleks, PROSE: The Evil of the Daleks)
After the Civil War, the Daleks rebuilt the Dalek City and introduced a new command structure involving Gold Daleks which outranked the Black Daleks. (TV: Day of the Daleks, TV: Frontier in Space, PROSE: Day of the Daleks)
Following the Imperial-Renegade Dalek Civil War, the Dalek Prime controlled the Dalek city and it had a spaceport. A brief but destructive war began on the city. (PROSE: War of the Daleks)
After the Cult of Skaro was formed, they headed on the secret Strategy Chambers of the Cult of Skaro. a special area of the city away from other Daleks. (PROSE: Birth of a Legend)
Behind the scenes Edit
The Dalek Handbook states that the city was named Kaalann. However, after the Fourth Doctor's intervention with the Creation of the Daleks, the new timeline which was created makes it uncertain whether the city was named Kaalann or if it is the same Dalek city the Eleventh Doctor later travelled to when the Daleks wiped out humanity with the Eye of Time. The Doctor's dialogue then — "Last time I saw it, it was in ruins and the Daleks had fled" — suggests both cities are still the same.
The Target novelisation of Remembrance of the Daleks states that the Dalek city is called Mensvat Esc-Dalek and is located in the Vekis Nar-Kangji (Plain of Swords).


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Overland - Wine, Dine & Dance
South America
Countries Visted: Argentina, Chile
14 days / Trip Code: PATA102
(double / per person)
Trip Overview:
>Santiago to Buenos Aires
>Maipo Valley - The Vineyards of Concha y Toro
>Argentina - Estancia Los Potreros
>Los Potreros
>Buenos Aires
This Adventure Includes:
>13 nights accommodation - 10 nights in comfortable tourist class hotels and guesthouses, 3 nights at Estancia Los Porteros in private rooms.
>Transport in our custom built all-terrain expedition vehicles
>Approximately 13 Breakfasts, 8 Lunches, 9 Dinners
>Service of an experienced western tour leader as well as local guides
>Experienced Driver/Mechanic
>All National Park Entrance fees
>Arrival and departure transfers
This Adventure Does Not Include:
>International airfare and taxes
>Domestic airfare and taxes if required
>Meals if otherwise not noted
>Additional hotel charges, tips and alcoholic beverages
>Local Payment of $750.00
Service Level:
The Standard Level
(Our Standard Level service features 2- 3 star accomodations and comfortable transportation throughout the itinerary. Some meals may be provided. The standard level provides private guides and transfers.)
Physical Demand Rating:
(Somewhat Demanding)
Departure Info:
Additional Trip Notes:
>Santiago city tour – Santiago
>Winery tour – Santiago
>Hiking in the Upsallata region – Upsallata
>Walking tour of the city – Mendoza
>Winery tour – Mendoza
>4 day / 3 night package at Estancia Porteros – Cordoba
>Buenos Aires city tour – Buenos Aires
>Evening dinner & tango show – Buenos Aires
Adventure Type:
Classic Adventure
$2501 ~ $5000
Day 1-3:
This tour begins in Santiago, Chile's capital city that lies between the Andes Mountain range to the west and the ancient coastal range to the west. We will spend some time exploring the city before heading south into the Maipo Valley where we will visit the vineyards of Concha y Toro, Argentina's largest wine exporter. One of the main attractions at the Pirque Cellar is the spot where the Casillero del Diablo legend was born. This Legend began more than a century ago, when Don Melchor, the founder of Concha y Toro Winery, decided to preserve a selection of his vineyard's best wines. Upon seeing that some bottles were missing from his cellar, called casillero, he spread the rumour that none other than the devil dwelled within those vaulted walls. The little deceit worked like a charm, from then on strangers kept their distance and a name was born: Casillero del Diablo. From Santiago we will cross over the Andes Mountain range, passing Mount Aconcagua, the highest peak in the Andes (6962 m.a.s.l).
Day 4-7:
We will enjoy some hiking in the foothills of the Andes before we arrive to Mendoza. Well known for its Malbec wines and for being the cradle of the heroic deeds of Liberator General San Martín, father of the nation, Mendoza is one of the most beautiful and charming cities in Argentina. Here we will take time to visit Mendoza itself and also to explore the surrounding wine valleys before we head east central Argentina to arrive at Estancia Los Potreros, an Argentinean Ranch offering an authentic gaucho experience.
Day 8-10:
Estancia Los Potreros
Estancia Los Potreros is set in a beautiful reserve at the top of the Cordoba hills in the centre of Argentina. The estancia dates from 1574 when breeding mules for the silver mines in Peru was the principal activity. Today it is an idyllic retreat for horsemen and nature lovers. This organic working farm breeds Aberdeen-Angus cattle and Paso Peruano horses. It has been in the same Anglo Argentine family for four generations and sets the highest standards of accommodation, combining the pleasures of estancia life with exceptional riding. Horse ride, polo, assisting the gauchos with horses or simply relaxing by the pool are some of the many activities available. Los Potreros is a year round destination known for its fabulous horses. "The adventure allows you to experience the best traditions of Argentina while not abandoning all creature comforts."
Day 11-14:
Buenos Aires
We arrive into Buenos Aires, one of the world's greatest cities. A place of elegance and seduction, where a distinctively Latin culture intertwines with indigenous peoples, gauchos, and hot blooded 'porteños' (local inhabitants of B.A.), as well a very obvious European influence. Buenos Aires has grand baroque buildings to rival Paris, theatres and cinemas to rival London, and restaurants, shops and bars to rival New York. But the atmosphere is uniquely Argentine, from the steak sizzling on your plate in a crowded Parrilla to the tango being danced in the streets. The city seethes with life and history. We will enjoy a tour of the city including the grand Casa Rosada (government house) where Perón addressed his people in Plaza de Mayo, the colourful port area of La Boca and the cemetery in Recoleta where Evita is buried amid many elaborate marble mausoleums belonging to well know Argentinean families. On our last night we will enjoy an evening dinner & tango show at one of Buenos Aires best Tango houses. Enjoy fine wines & fabulous cuisine while you enjoy the passion and charm of tango.
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