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I'm trying to run Mandrake 9.1 on an A7N8X Deluxe Revision 2.0. Everything installs and works fine, but only for limited windows of time. These windows range from 1 minute to as long as 6 hours sometimes. Typically It's about 25-30 minutes. I've tried every configuration I can think of from running with nothing onboard enabled to everything enabled, no PCI cards to all my PCI cards I use. (Audigy2 Plat, Promise UltraTX 100)
In the end, nothing makes a difference, it will still lock up after a period of time. While it's running everything functions properly. I've tried to pay attention to what I was doing at a crash and try that after reboot and so far that has never repeated a crash.
I've called ASUS and we went through some discussion and were unable to come up with anything. I did discover that the revision 2 on this board is suppose to be running an updated nforce2 chipset and it's not just an ASUS revision of the board. So I thinking maybe that is a cause, as if I use my friend's rev 1.06 everything is fine.
The fun twist to this is: this machine will run flawlessly under Windows for as long as I want. Because of this ASUS will not issue me an RMA. Which I can understnad since it shouldn't be a hardware flaw if Windows doesn't reproduce it. SiSoft Sandra completes it's test without fail and MemTest Prot also reports no errors. ASUS also told me they have no received any complaints so far.
I have tried various drivers for the nForce2 chipset. From the default ones Mandrake picks (whatever they are exactly) to teh 256 adn 261 from nVidia as well as the 116 ASUS offers. None make a difference, though the default ones Mandrake 9.1 picks seem the most stable (the system stays up longer).
Now the question .. has this happened to anyone else? Did you ever fix it? Any suggestions? Since teh machien is hard locking I am not getting logs that I know of to check for problems. If someone is able to help me find them and understand them I will gladly post whatever I can.
My board is using BIOS revision 1005 (the latest at time of writing). I'm using an XP 2600+ / 333 with 1GB of Corsair XMS pc3200 memory (2x512 in twin configuration).
I have also tried various memory configurations to see if that made a difference, it didn't. I have also tried an XP 2000+ / 266, same problem.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Well, I'll be...
I'm having the same problem with my setup:
Asus AN78X-Deluxe 2.0
BIOS 1005 (non-uber)
Barton XP2800+ 333MHz
2 X 512MB Corsair XMS3200
eVGA GeForce FX 5900 Ultra 256MB
Your post causes me great relief, especially the 'runs fine in Windows' bit; I was worried that one or more of my components was bad (all of them are brand new), and that I was doomed to dance the RMA dance for months and months until I had eliminated all possible points of failure.
I'm working on a solution to this problem, but so far I don't have one. I've tried the following kernels:
with various combinations of config options; some are more stable, some less. One thing I have *not* tried, but will attempt tonight, is using the ALSA drivers for sound instead of nvaudio or the kernel i810 driver.
Whatever happens, at least you and I both know there's at least one more out here with the same problem. If I get my box up and running in a stable manner, I will definitely post a step-by-step recipe here.
best of luck!
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Anyone else with this board running a 256MB video card and Linux rune stable? I noticed both posts here involve a 256MB card, so I tried an old GeForce2 MX 32MB card ... so far no crashes, but it's only been ~1 hr. Has NVIDIA tested their drivers well enough with teh nForce2 Ultra chip and a 256MB card to assure me that is definitely not the problem?
I'd like to remention that I do not have this problem under Windows. I guess with the cards I have to test this theory I am also forced to run below AGP 8X a well as without Fast Write enabled ... so one of those factors could be contributing.
My main card is a GeForce FX 5600 256MB. If this runs stable all night I am going to pick up a GeForce FX 5200 Ultra 128MB, simply because I cannot afford better at this time. (I'm quite against ATi cards for several years now). I have also noticed that since I started using DVI ports, I can no longer do graphica installs. The system will load into memory then the keyboard lights will blink and the system is hung. Anymore using DVI ports noticed this? I've had 4 differnet DVI cards and they all do it. I'm use to it now and have written it off as poor DVI support under Linux. After installation things seem fine though. Just thought I'd throw that out since it could somehow be contributing to this as well (though I kinda doubt that).
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Shortly after I sent that last post the GeForce2 MX crashes as well, so I guess my hope that it was the type of card failed. Somehow that makes me feel better , strange. Anyway, just wanted to clear that up before someone starts this big myth that 256MB cards are crap or something.
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Let's compare notes
I'm going to post a full description of my hardware and setup, and I'd like you to do the same. I did a bunch of work to get the ALSA drivers installed, and use the 3c59x driver from the kernel tree. I suspect that I may have solved my earlier lockup problems, but now I'm up against the fact that the 4363 graphics drivers might not have NV35 support yet!
Tonight, I'm going to do a little surgery and swap in a GF2 GTS I have lying around, see if that clears up my current nastiness. In the meantime, here's what I'm running:
A7N8X-Deluxe (1005-FINAL BIOS)
Barton 2800+ (333 MHz FSB)
2 x 512MB Corsair XMS3200 (running at 333MHz)
ATA/100 HDD (for now)
Debian sid (unstable)
custom kernel 2.4.21
Output of 'XFree86 version':
This is a pre-release version of XFree86, and is not supported in any
way. Bugs may be reported to firstname.lastname@example.com and patches submitted
to firstname.lastname@example.com. Before reporting bugs in pre-release versions,
please check the latest version in the XFree86 CVS repository
XFree86 Version 126.96.36.199 (Debian 4.2.1-8 20030609132746 firstname.lastname@example.com) / X Window System
(protocol Version 11, revision 0, vendor release 6600)
Release Date: 18 October 2002
If the server is older than 6-12 months, or if your card is
newer than the above date, look for a newer version before
reporting problems. (See http://www.XFree86.Org/)
Build Operating System: Linux 2.4.21-rc1-ac1-cryptoloop i686 [ELF]
Module Loader present
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my setup
A7N8X2.0 Deluxe
2x512 Corasir XMS PC3200 (333, non-agressive)
ASYLUM GeForceFX 5600 256MB
Audigy2 Platinum
UltraTX2 Promise IDE controller
Mandraek 9.1 default kernel (2.4.21-0.13mdk)
4.3.0 XFree86
I have the onboard sound disabled as well as the nVidia ethernet.
I run all my drive off the controller card normally, I've tried not using that card at all and runnign everying off the onboard IDE's, no change in stability. I've also tried removing the Audigy2 card and using the onboard, no change in stability. As I mentioned though, I have no problems getting any of the hardware to 'work' though.
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Posts: 17
It turns out that my problem was my video card - eVGA shipped their 5900u's with a tweaked BIOS that was apparently not so hot.
After reflashing my card, and backing my driver version off to 1.0-4191, I'm running at 100%.
I wish you the best of luck in resolving your issue as well!
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Posts: 17
Re: solved!
Burning a CD will kill the system every time. Under X. Don't run X (and the nVidia driver) and I can burn a CD.
The machine is an office 'test box'. It doesn't run any OS for extended periods of time, although it does run WinXP more than Linux so I have something to test our servers with.
My main 'workstation' is an old PIII/600 machine that no longer has a windows partition :-)
I found my crashes were some sort of failure in the IDE driver while burning CDs. Got kdb going to find that one...
There is some sort of interaction going on between nVidia's graphics driver and the IDE driver...
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I have an Abit NF7-S motherboard based on the same chipset and my system freezes in ten minutes or less under load. When it sits idle, I can run for a few hours, but eventually locks up. And Windows 2000, like on your system, ran for three days straight with two stress test programs running with absolutely no problems at all.
I have been trying everything I know of for the last three weeks to fix this and have found nothing that helped.
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Well, after the release of 1.0.4496, I thought that I was set. The memory-based lockups went away entirely.
However, I am still seeing random hard locks of my system. At this point, however, they don't seem to be reliably associated with any software component.
At present, I'm planning on investigating an issue that may be peculiar to the A7N8X-Deluxe-2.0, namely a voltage regulator chip that runs very near 100 degrees Celsius (yes - the boiling point of water!) in default configs.
Other than cooling that chip, or chalking my problem up to 'well, uname -a *does* match against [test|pre]...', I'm not sure what else to do. Any suggestions for collaborative, cross-mobo problem solving are welcome.
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problems solved
I gave Gentoo another try on my machine. I have wanted to run gentoo for quite some time but have alwasy preferred Mandrake. SInce I was getting lock ups all the tiem I figured, no tiem liek the present. Mandrake 9.1 uses kernel 2.4.21 so when I installed Gentoo, I tried 2.4.22_pre2-gss. Thsi kernle contains many patches including the nforce ide and the nvagp. It it reccomended by gentoo for mission critical servers running the latest hardware, so I figured it would be a good lace to start. Low and behold all of my locksup went away. I'l still using nVidia's 4363 videos drivrs, the 256 lan drivrs and the 261 audio drivers. Aside from being stable, this has been the first time I've been able to use the SPDIF on my card and both NIC cards.
I'm not saying to switch to gentoo if you have an A7N8X2.0 Deluxe, but there is definitely a problem with that board and the 2.4.21 kernels without the nforce patches.
If you want further details about what patches are in this kernle, you can see them on gentoo's site or I can get a list to post here.
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MILFORD, Mass. – Dennis M. Cormier, 62, of Milford died Monday, Dec. 26, 2011 at his residence.
Mr. Cormier was employed at the state hospital in Phoenix, AZ for 14 years before his retirement in 2010. He had previously worked at Medfield State Hospital and Westboro State Hospital.
Dennis was born Sept. 30, 1949 in Milford, the son of the late Burton F. and the late Gold Star Mother Antoinette A. (DiVitto) Cormier and had attended Milford High School. He had been a resident of Milford most of his life, moving to Arizona in 1996 and returning to Milford in 2010
Mr. Cormier served in the U.S. Marine Corps during Vietnam and the U.S. Army during Desert Storm.
Dennis was an avid fan of the NFL Dallas Cowboys and enjoyed reading and computer science.
Mr. Cormier is survived by three daughters; Heidi M. Cormier of Milford, Jensine Cormier and Angela Cormier, both of FL and three brothers; Paul Cormier of Brooksville, FL, Edmund Cormier of Northbridge and Burton Cormier Jr. of Milford, two grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by a brother, PFC Eugene F. Cormier (USMC) who was killed in Vietnam in 1967.
Funeral services with full military honors will be held on Friday, Dec. 30, 2011 at 2:15 p.m. in the Massachusetts National Cemetery, Bourne, MA.
There are no visiting hours.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Milford Vietnam Servicemen Killed in Action Memorial Scholarship, c/o 37 Neck Hill Rd., Mendon, MA 01756.
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Editor's note: Toledo Free Press will follow the Blank family of Millbury for one year as they rebuild their lives after a June 5 tornado destroyed their Main Street home.
In the immediate days after the tornado, the baseball field became a getaway for the Blank brothers. Now, with the anniversary approaching, baseball is once again becoming an escape from the tornado talk.
But this year, Wes Blank isn't coaching his half brother, Casey. Wes took the junior varsity coaching job at Otsego High School. Last year, he helped coach Casey who played on the Lake High School JV team.
"It is exciting, but part of it is sad," said Wes, a 2004 Lake grad. "I don't live with him, so this is a brotherly bond. The other day we got canceled and Lake played, and I went to watch him and it was weird to not be coaching him."
Casey, who is pitching and playing center field for Lake's JV team this year, said baseball is the favorite of the three sports he plays at Lake.
"I get to be outdoors and in the fresh air. I just like baseball because it is calming," the sophomore said.
After the tornado destroyed his home June 5, Casey was back on the field for summer ball in less than 48 hours. Wes was his summer coach.
Wes said baseball reminds him of the tornado because the summer baseball season coincided with that fateful June 5 night.
He remembers talking to his team about the tornado. He started to cry.
"The reason I love baseball is it is a getaway, you don't have to think about problems of everyday life. Baseball was a good help for me to get away from the situation," Wes said.
Although that travel league wasn't a Lake team, most of the players were from the Lake district and play JV ball for the school now.
"We bonded together. We didn't have Lake on our chest, but we played for the school," Wes said.
Casey said baseball makes it seem like his life has come full circle since the storm. Despite the tornado, he associates baseball with only good things. The only thing that would make this season perfect is if his brother was at Lake.
"It was fun having him as a coach because he knows what he is talking about," Casey said. "It was disappointing that he went to Otsego because I like having him around. It will be kind of hard not having him."
But Wes said being a part of rival teams won't affect their relationship. He will still offer tips, minus the two days Lake competes against Otsego, at home April 28 and at Otsego on May 16.
"I will always be a brother first," Wes said.
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WASHINGTON - The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and its federal partners, through the FEMA Regional Headquarters in Atlanta, Ga., and Denton, Texas, continue to monitor Tropical Storm Isaac and remain in close coordination with local officials and emergency management partners in Florida, and other southeastern and Gulf Coast states. Earlier today, President Obama was briefed by FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate and National Hurricane Center Director Dr. Rick Knabb on the projected track and timing of the storm as well as steps being taken by the Administration to support potentially impacted states. Tropical storm conditions are already being experienced along the Florida Keys and the Florida East Coast.
According to NOAA's National Weather Service advisory at 2:00 p.m., a Hurricane Warning is in effect for the Florida Keys including the Dry Tortugas, the west coast of Florida from Bonita Beach southward to Ocean Reef and the Florida Bay. A Hurricane Watch is in effect for east of Morgan City, Louisiana to Indian Pass Florida including Metropolitan New Orleans and Lake Pontchartrain. A Tropical Storm Warning is in effect for the Florida east coast from Sebastian Inlet southward to Ocean Reef; the Florida west coast and the Florida Panhandle from north of Bonita Beach, FL to Indian Pass, FL including Tampa Bay; and Lake Okeechobee. A Tropical Storm Watch is in effect for the Florida east coast north of Sebastian Inlet to Flagler Beach. Hurricane conditions are possible in the Hurricane Watch area along the North Coast on Tuesday, with tropical storm conditions possible by Monday night.
"As Tropical Storm Isaac continues towards Florida and the Gulf States, local residents need to monitor storm conditions and follow the direction of local officials," said FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate. "FEMA and its federal partners remain in close coordination with states and tribal governments across the Southeast as Tropical Storm Isaac continues to move toward Florida and the Gulf States. Teams have been deployed to Florida and states along the Gulf Coast to provide support as needed, and additional teams have been placed on alert."
FEMA has deployed an Incident Management Assistance Team (IMAT) to Florida and a liaison is on site at the Florida emergency operations center. A Mobile Emergency Response Support (MERS) team is also being deployed to support the state with secure and non-secure voice, video, and information services, operations, and logistics support to state response operations, and with any potential requests for assistance. An IMAT team is already on the ground in Louisiana and today, at the request of the states, FEMA is deploying IMAT teams as well as liaisons to the Alabama and Mississippi emergency operations center in advance of the storm. Other teams have been identified and will be deployed as needed and requested to southern and Gulf Coast states. At all times, FEMA maintains commodities including millions of liters of water, millions of meals and hundreds of thousands of blankets, strategically located at distribution centers throughout the United States and its territories, to support states if needed and requested. FEMA has distribution centers in Atlanta, Ga. and Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, and in coordination with U.S. Northern Command, has prepositioned supplies closer to potentially affected areas in Jacksonville, Fla. and Montgomery, Ala. More than 436,000 meals, 1.1 million liters of water, 2,000 cots, 4,600 blankets and other supplies are on the ground in Jacksonville and supplies will be arriving in Montgomery, Ala. today.
FEMA urges coastal residents in Florida and the Gulf Coast states to monitor NOAA Weather Radio and local news for severe weather updates and warnings, and follow instructions of state and local officials. Tropical weather systems can bring heavy rains, flooding and flash flooding, tornadoes and high winds. According to the National Weather Service, isolated tornadoes are possible over portions of Central and Southern Florida and the Florida Keys today, and flooding is likely to occur. Now is the time to prepare your family, home or business to lessen the impact of severe weather. Coastal residents are urged to ensure that you and your family have an emergency plan, including your local evacuation route, where you will go if you need to evacuate or seek shelter, family contact information and important paperwork and nearby shelter information. Also be sure to fill up your tanks with gas and get cash in case ATMs are unavailable due to power loss. If you haven't already, visit Ready.gov (Listo.gov para español) for additional tips on creating your family emergency plan, getting an emergency kit and taking other steps to prepare.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recommends coastal residents include food safety as part of their preparedness plans. Power outages and flooding that often result from weather emergencies compromise the safety of stored food, and planning ahead can minimize the risk of food borne illness. USDA food safety tips include having a cooler on hand to keep refrigerator food cold in case of power outage, and to group food together in the freezer; this helps the food stay cold longer. Additional food safety preparedness tips can be found at USDA Food Safety Inspection Service's website www.fsis.usda.gov.
As is always the case, local officials make decisions on issuing evacuation orders, so FEMA advises residents to remember to listen to the direction of their local officials, and to learn where evacuation routes and sheltering locations are located, in case evacuation orders are given.
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The following day, Ne-Yo also tweeted, "Welcoming that lil' girl to the world last night defined for me what "willing to kill and die for" truly means. My world, my life,all hers." Awwww. From Sexy Love straight to Baby Love.


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HUNTINGTON — Whether it was at Forked Run State Park in Ohio, or here in the hills of the city at Rotary Park's even more challenging courses, disc golfer, "Little" Jimmy Hicks loved nothing more than walking with his buddies throwing disc golf.
Come Saturday, the Huntington Disc Golf Club will honor the memory of Hicks, who died of a heart attack in 2010, and fellow member, Tom Epperly, who was shot and killed last year, during The second annual Huntington Disc Golf Memorial Tournament.
Held on the 18-hole Rotary Park course and the even more challenging 18-hole Indian Rock course, the tournament has tee-off at 9:45 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 31 with two rounds of action, one on each course.
Open to the public, the tournament has a wide range of divisions including: junior, recreational, intermediate and advanced.
Registration is from 7:45 a.m. to 9 p.m., players meeting is at 9:15 and tee off at 9:45 a.m. The cost is $25 with players getting a prize bag (a disc, clipboard and other prizes) as well as a chance to win a bunch of CTP (or closest to the pin) prizes at various holes.
After lunch, the second round will start about 1:30 p.m.
Organized by Aaron "Fed Ex" Kirwan, Johnny Sias and other members, the tournament is a fun way to honor the memories of their buddies.
In fact, Sias said Hicks' ex-wife Becky and their daughter, Mary, who is 13, will scatter half of Hicks' ashes on the 19th hole. They are scattering the other half of his ashes at another of his favorite courses, Forked Run State Park in Meigs County, Ohio.
Sias said they also plan to do a small raffle and give whatever money raised from the raffle to Hicks' daughter.
Sias said the tournament will give folks a chance to play both courses from the challenging Indian Rock, which snakes past the cliffs near the front of the park up through the woods and back to the top, as well as the older Rotary Park course, which has benefited from new pin placements a few months back.
"We put those new pin placements in maybe three months ago and it made it a different course, it really did," Sias said. "That course is looking better than it has for a long time."
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Securities defense lawyers at big firms have noticed an uptick in shareholder lawsuits over mergers and acquisitions, even those worth under $100 million, a reflection of both increased deal activity and eroded share values that have lowered sale prices.
"There's clearly been more cases filed over the last three months than in the comparable period the year before, both here in California and in Delaware," said Kevin Muck, head of securities litigation at Fenwick & West.
Joseph Grundfest, who heads Stanford Law School's Securities Class Action Clearinghouse , said he doesn't track suits that target M&A deals, but he agreed that the data shows traditional securities class actions have declined.
"Recently the stock market has been up and volatility has declined. Those are two other factors that would suggest securities fraud litigation would decline," Grundfest said. Meanwhile, he added, "just about every major financial firm that can be sued has been sued."


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Last year, the kids ran the Teddy Bear Trot as part of the Crim Festival of Races. Jacob and Sarah have each since run a 5K with me so we thought we'd have them move up from the short race to the 1 mile run this year. They began a 1 mile race last year and changed it this year to Friday night, which actually made it easier for us to let the kids run. Paul joined us but Adam chose not to run.
We had a great night for the race. It was sunny and in the 70s. We made it downtown in time to see the Special Olympics races and cheer on some of my students. After that was the Professional Mile and a High School challenge and then the Open Mile run. Adam hung out with some friends while we ran and he was at the finish line waiting for us.
We all started off together but it didn't take long for Sarah and I to pull ahead of the boys a bit. She's so speedy and competetive! At about the 1/4 mile mark, I asked if she needed to take a break and walk at all and she replied "No, I'm ok, but if you need to walk, I'll just run slower." Ha!
Sarah and I crossed the finish line one after another. Her time was 11:52 and mine was 11:54. Jacob and Paul weren't too far behind at 12: 49. The kids loved their medals and the crowd cheering them on. We claimed our race pizza and beverages and the kids enjoyed a bit of the 'after party', dancing and listening to the live music. They were all tired and fell asleep on the drive home.
I'm proud of them both for doing so well, trying hard and having fun while doing it!
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2012 Sacredtree by Gemtree Classic Vine Shiraz
A classic (organic) wine from a classic vintage, our best selling wine for 2014 - what more could you ask for? This rich, plump and full-flavoured Sacredtree Shiraz showcases all that is great in McLaren Vale Shiraz, honed by the careful touch ...
2012 Cracka Barrel McLaren Vale Shiraz
The Cracka Barrel Story At Cracka we are always on the lookout for those little unexpected gems. And as we have grown, more and more of these little parcels come our way. Usually only crafted in small volumes we have always offered our very be...
NV Duke's Flat Dry Red
This is utterly smashable. There is no two ways about it. Softly softly fruit flavours, a gentle palate and lots of sweet berry fruit - it just screams 'drink me at a BBQ'
2013 Grant Burge Hayburner Shiraz
Grant Burge is one of our favourite winemakers with a long history of making generous, full-bodied red wines that are guaranteed to please. This little number Grant has named after the horse he used to ride to school in Tanunda as a boy and remind...
2012 Imprint Cabernet Merlot
Bound to leave a lasting impression, this rich, round and opulent Cabernet Merlot hails from some of the best cabernet and Merlot regions in Australia. Created as an own label for one of our larger competitors, what is their loss is your gain!
2010 Springton Hills Eden Valley Koop Creek Reserve Shiraz
A brilliant, big and bold Eden Valley Shiraz with huge concentration of choice-blackberry fruit with typical Eden Valley spice. Some serious brooding tannins make this bad boy a cellaring special.
2014 Tahbilk One Million Cuttings Shiraz
This savoury, spicy and sumptuous Shiraz is sourced from some of the most exclusive and select Victorian vineyards and produced exclusively for you, our valued Cracka customer. The palate is full of ripe plums, black forest cake, asian spice wi...
NV Margaret Hill Red Blend
To clarify - Margaret Hill is nowhere near Margaret River. No we've go that out of the way, this Margaret Hill red is an easy slurpable number, soft and generous with just enough chunky fruit to keep you going back for thirds
2014 Sacredtree by Gemtree Select Vines Cabernet Sauvignon
Mike Brown and Team Gemtree have come up with another beauty with this new Sacredtree Cabernet. Packed with Cabernetalicious blackberry fruit with some cocoa oak as sprinkles, it's the sort of chunky and plump red that you can really get your teet...
2013 97 Point Mystery Heathcote Shiraz
Little wonder that this Shiraz has picked up gold medals and trophies all over the place - it's a very easy wine to like! Earthy Shiraz plus rich red fruits in a juicy, plump style, it's affable, generous, round and punchy Shiraz with much going f...
2012 Kilikanoon Lackey Shiraz
It's the return of the 'lac' The boots on the label say it all. The lackey is a gregarious, honest hardworking staple of the Kilikanoon line up. Robust with spicy oak and red fruits on the nose, a silky mouthfeel and peppery finish. Like all g...
2006 Carlei Estate Nord Shiraz
Produced from a well known, ultra quality focused, 5 star rated producer with holdings in Heathcote, the Yarra Valley and Bendigo, this ultra savoury and very complex wine spent 18 months in barrel and even now looks very youthful, dense and spicy...
2012 Tahbilk Cabernet Sauvignon
There's something reassuring about opening a Tahbilk wine. Maybe it's the history that lends a sense of occasion? As one of the few Australian wineries to have operated for over 150 years you could say they've had a fair bit of practice. This Cabe...
2012 Bathe Wines McLaren Vale Red Bomb Shiraz Grenache
Take the plunge with this Shiraz Grenache from Bathe Wines. A blend of 50% Shiraz and 50% Grenache from one of the best vintages the McLaren Vale has seen in a while. Chock full of juicy red and blue fruits and splashes of spicy oak. Just be caref...
2013 Stonier Pinot Noir
Perfumed elegantly with cherry and red fruits as well as some captivating florals before a palate that's vibrant with red fruit and some earthy notes. It's soft with nicely weighted tannins,a clean acid backbone and persistent length. Pinot lovers...
2012 De Bortoli Scarlett's Brook Cabernet Merlot
Nothing goes together quite as well as Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. The Cabernet gives its wines plenty of colour and flavour while Merlot brings a little savoury complexity. This little number comes from De Bortoli and is a top-notch barbecue r...
2014 Paxton MV McLaren Vale Shiraz
The Paxton vineyards are all farmed under biodynamic principles these days, with the wines (arguably) looking better for it. Is it the special preparations or just the extra time spent in the vineyard that is the secret for the increased quality? ...
2013 De Bortoli Regional Reserve Yarra Valley Pinot Noir
We're taking all the credit for this. All of it. You see, we actually made this wine, with the Cracka Crew spending a few days with Steve Webber in the Yarra to come up with a wine we think 'works'. We've ended up here with a rather juicy and...
2013 Trentham Reserve Tasmanian Pinot Noir
Trentham have gone much further afield for this Pinot, venturing out of their Riverland home to the Apple Isle in search of Pinot glory. Looks like they've come up with a winner too, with this bright, savoury and clever Pinot Noir just delicious j...
2012 Mystery 93 Point Flagship Malbec
Dark crimson with a nose showing intense black plum and five spice with lashings of chocolate. A plush palate, round and inviting, chocolate, plums, mulberry with lashings of French vanilla oak finishing long fine and fine. Enjoy with rare ribeye....


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During the Disney Dreamers Everywhere trip to Disneyland Paris, we had a really cute event with Duffy and his Disney friends all dressed in PJ's. I managed to video a short clip and wanted to share with you all. Here you will hear ShellieMay speak in English along with Duffy.
Possibly my most favorite event ever!!


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Bicentennial National Trail
The Bicentennial Trail is the longest marked route in the world - a 5,300km walking track (One Way). The Trail follows the historic coach and stock routes, old pack horse trails, and country roads. Wherever possible along its great length the Trail has been designed to be a "living history" of our country, following the routes of our early pioneers and highlighting historic sites and artifacts along the way. The Bicentennial Trail gives access to some of Australia's wildest, most remote country in the world and provides endless fascination for those interested in Australia's unique flora and fauna. Access to the Lithgow section of the trail is via Glen Davis, following the track on to Pantoney's Crown at Capertee, on to Wallerawang via the Wolgan Gap.
Location: Cooktown in Queensland to Healesville in Victoria.
Website: http://home.vicnet.net.au/~bnt/
Berghofer's Pass
Berghofer's Pass follows one of the historic tracks around the mountain and into the Hartley Valley. Enjoy superb views and historical points of interest including convict-built ramparts that support the Great Western Highway and a drovers' dog trough cut from sandstone.
Location: Victoria Pass, Hartley Vale
Time: 1 hour
Distance: 3 km return
Grade: Easy
Blackman's Crown
Blackman's Crown, named after James Blackman, a colonial road surveyor, is a large sandstone plateau perched atop of the Capertee Valley, the world's second largest enclosed canyon. The area features spectacular 360 views of the Capertee and Turon Valleys.
Location: Pearson's Lookout, Capertee
Time: 1 hour
Distance: 2 km return
Grade: Medium
Deep Pass
Located within the World Heritage listed Wollemi National Park, Deep Pass Canyon features fern covered walls and rock pools within the, at times, narrow canyon. Rainforest vegetation surrounds Deep Pass and the walk leads to a beautiful swimming holes and waterfall.
The trip to Deep Pass is via the Newnes Plateau on a dirt road. Conditions vary on this road. Please watch for native wildlife.
Location: Newnes Plateau, Wollemi National Park
Time: 4 hours
Distance: 5 km return
Grade: Hard
Visitor Facilities: Camp ground, toilet
Website: www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au
Eskbank Track
Eskbank track, follows a short track up to Bracey Lookout and features panoramic views of the township of Lithgow. From the Lookout the walk can be extended across to Hassans Walls Lookout, the highest scenic lookout in the Blue Mountains, featuring majestic views of Hartley Valley and the Blue Mountains escarpment
Location: Eskbank Street, Lithgow
Time: 1.5 hours
Distance: 1 km return
Grade: Medium
Evans Crown
Evans Crown features a distinctive granite rock formation that juts above the surrounding countryside. Crown Rock was an initiation and corroboree site for the Wiradjuri people. The spectacular granite tors of Evans Crown provide fantastic views of the surrounding valley, which features a range of rare native fauna and flora.
Location: Evans Crown Nature Reserve, Tarana
Time: 2 hours
Distance: 3 km return
Grade: Medium
Website: www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au
Glow Worm Tunnel
Located within the World Heritage listed Wollemi National Park, the Glow Worm Tunnel area offers magnificent views of pagoda rock formations, extensive flora and a wide array of native wildlife including glow worms, kangaroos and wallabies. The walk into the tunnel follows a disused railway line, which once descended into the Newnes valley, transporting oil shale.
The highlight of a trip to the tunnel is the thousands of Glow Worms visible in the darkness of the tunnel. A torch is required for the tunnel, however, do not shine the light on the glow worms as they are sensitive to light and also to noise. A further walk into the Newnes Valley, via a fern filled gorge and into the historic Newnes ruins is an additional 9km round trip.
The trip to the Glow Worm Tunnel is via the Newnes Plateau on a dirt road. Conditions vary on this road. Please watch for native wildlife.
Location: Glow Worm Tunnel Road, Newnes Plateau via Lithgow
Time: 2 hours
Distance: 3 km return
Grade: Medium
Visitor facilities: Toilet
Website: www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au
Photo Below: Tree ferns near Glow Worm Tunnel
Lawson's Long Alley
Lawson's Long Alley and Lockyer's Road Loop follow the earliest tracks down the mountain and into the Hartley Valley. Lawson's Long Ally, named after William Lawson, one of the first Europeans to cross the Blue Mountains, was constructed in 1824 and was the only access route into the valley. The road was closed in 1832 when the Victoria Pass was opened. Enjoy superb views and historical points of interest.
Location: Mt York Road, Mt Victoria
Time: 4 hours
Distance: 11 km return
Grade: Medium
Lithgow City Heritage Walk
Stroll through the Main Street of Lithgow and view the many historic buildings making up the streetscape. A highlight of the walk is the Marjorie "Lithgow Flash" Jackson statue, produced by Antony Symons. Marjorie was the first Australian to win a gold medal at Olympic level in Athletics. Stop and smell the roses at Queen Elizabeth park with over 300 rose bushes producing a dazzling display in Summer and visit Hoskins Memorial Church which features a Paul Sorenson designed garden.
Location: Main Street, Lithgow
Time: 1 hour
Distance: 3 km circuit
Grade: Easy
Visitor Facilities: Toilet, picnic facilities
Newnes Oil Shale Ruins
Located within the World Heritage listed Wollemi National Park, discover the ruins of the former Oil Shale Mine located in the beautiful Wolgan Valley. Established in 1906 as part of an industrial area mining and process oil shale, Newnes was once a bustling town. Today the ruins of the this industry stand surrounded by the dominating cliffs.
Additional walks available from Newnes include the walk to the Glow Worm Tunnel, including the Old Coach Road and Pagoda Track and the Pipeline Pass to Glen Davis.
The trip to Newnes is via Wolgan Road on a dirt road. Conditions vary on this road. Please watch for native wildlife.
Location: Wolgan Valley, Wollemi National Park
Time: 2 hours
Distance: 5 km circuit
Grade: Medium
Old Coach Road & Pagoda Track
Located within the World Heritage listed Wollemi National Park, The Old Coach Road and Pagoda Track link up the to the Glow Worm Tunnel. The walk offers superb views of native fauna and pagoda rock formations.
The trip to the Old Coach Road walking track is via the Newnes Plateau or Newnes, with both trips on a dirt road. Conditions vary on this road. Please watch for native wildlife.
Location: Wolgan Valley, Wollemi National Park or Glow Worm
Tunnel Road
Time: 4 hours
Distance: 10 km return
Grade: Medium
Website: www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au
Zig Zag Walking Track
Hike down the Zig Zag walking track which closely follows the world renowned Zig Zag Railway track. Enjoy the views of the surrounding Blue Mountains and historic viaducts of the Zig Zag and listen to the toots of a steam train as it descends into the valley. Walk down to Bottom Points Station and enjoy the train ride back to Clarence Station.
Location: Zig Zag Railway, Chifley Road, Clarence
Time: 40 minutes
Distance: 2.5 km one way
Grade: Medium
Visitor Facilities: Toilets, kiosk, picnic facilities
For up to date information on all walking tracks call the Lithgow Visitor Information Centre on 1300 76 02 76.
Check list for walkers
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This service has a goal to incorporate all your contacts in one, easy and fast place. In other words, it aims to become your collective address book. So if you have a kind of job that requires you to get acquainted with people or simply want to organize your contacts, eGroovyContacts is for you. Continue reading


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Bigmouthmedia reports that Google Sitemaps has a new feature that allows you to choose how often Googlebot crawls your site. You can select from 5 values, from slowest to fastest, but you must know that a faster crawl uses more bandwidth. For the moment, this feature is still experimental, so you may not find it in your Google Sitemaps account.
"We are testing an alpha version of our new tool with a small percentage of webmasters who use Sitemaps. You should leave this control at the Normal setting unless you are having trouble with the speed at which Googlebot is crawling your server.
Simply select the rate at which you would like the Googlebot to crawl your server and click save. During this stage of testing, we will evaluate requests to determine the best way of using this data and providing this tool to everyone."
Google Sitemaps, recently rebranded as Google Webmaster Central, is a control panel for webmasters, where they can find statistics about searches, crawling errors and submit sitemaps so that Google finds their pages faster.
{ Thank you, TomHTML. }
September 18, 2006
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text: Healthy Recipes Raspberry-Balsamic Chicken With Shallots Recipe E-mail recipe Print recipe To save this recipe, register now! Quick Info: Servings Nutritional Info (Per serving): Calories: 296, Saturated Fat: 1g, Sodium: 371mg, Dietary Fiber: 0g, Total Fat: 4g, Carbs: 36g, Cholesterol: 66mg, Protein: 27g Carb Choices: 2.5 Recipe Source: Prep Time: 10 mins Cook Time: 20 mins Rest Time: 1 h 5 mins Total Time: 1 h 35 mins Ingredients 3/4 cup(s) jam, raspberry, seedless 1/4 cup(s) vinegar, balsamic 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon pepper, black ground 4 piece(s) chicken, breast, boneless, skinless, 4- to 5-ounce pieces, tenders removed 2 1/2 teaspoon oil, olive, extra-virgin 1/2 cup(s) shallot(s), chopped, (2-3 large) 1 1/2 teaspoon thyme, fresh, minced Preparation 1. Combine jam and vinegar in a small pan over medium-low heat. Cook, stirring often, until the jam is dissolved, 3 to 4 minutes. Remove from heat, stir in salt and pepper and let cool slightly. Reserve 1/2 cup of the sauce. Place chicken breasts and the rest of the sauce in a large sealable plastic bag. Seal and shake gently to coat. Marinate in the refrigerator for 1 to 1 1/2 hours. 2. Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. Add shallots and thyme and cook, stirring often, until the shallots begin to soften, about 1 minute. Remove the chicken from the marinade (discard marinade). Add the chicken to the pan and cook until just beginning to brown, 2 minutes on each side. 3. Add the reserved raspberry sauce; stir to melt the jam and coat the chicken. Reduce heat to low, cover and cook until the chicken is cooked through and no longer pink in the center, 6 to 10 minutes. Serve immediately. E-mail recipe Print recipe To save this recipe, register now!


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Unless the perpetrator of these 2 murders is a non black : There Will Be No Protest
Nolanicky : The only thing that sucks are the misinformed , ignorant and racist voters of the 2nd Congressional district , who voted for the joke named Cedric Richmond
When did Rykers Island relocate from New York City to Arizona ?
Reading some of these comments has me wondering if the driver of the hit and run car hasn't posted on this site. A lot of you people always screaming about "the thugs " not having any regard for life. From some of these comments I see the same attitude here.
this same cartoonist painted Jack Ass ears on President Obama.
Yes, have you ever heard of the word "satire"?
Will Tom Benson ,one of the biggest welfare recipients in the state , be tested also???
15 injured...call Morris Bart!!
To dmlyons25 and amcritic:
How much money did you lose last night ?
It's good that they didn't give him a chance to make an ass of himself by sticking a mike in his face.
You wrote.....Had the suspect been black, the minute he was apprehended his face would be all over the front page and on every news outlet, since he isn't black the response is muted.
If you had read the complete article you would have noticed that one victim is due in town later this week and be shown a photographic lineup. If you had the ability to reason things out you would realize that if the alleged perpetrator's photo is published there will be no need of a photo lineup because the perp will be right in saying that his rights were violated...think brother .think!
To tommyt1962 and Tag64:
Talk about punks , Florida had LSU mewing like a new born alley cat last weekend.
To saintsleeper :Your right , if the Saints were dumb enough to take a chance on him he'd be a lock down corner..locked down at central lockup.
To saintsleeper :Your right , if the Saints were dumb enough to take a chance on him he'd be a lock down corner..locked down at central lockup.
To catlova:
Your love of the crimnal element is amazing..Paul Motton and TOM Watson are no more than pulpit pimps out to suck every dollar that they can from their dumb, stupid sheeple. And it is not suprising that "Freezer Bag" Jefferson is a member of that pimp cathedral Greater St,Stephens.
Coot: How does a U.S.Senator govern from Angola?
He is not a U.S. Senator but a House Representative and when convicted of federal charges he will serve time in a federal pen and not the state pen at Angola.
To all you folks who are not happy to see Norman Robinson back on the air and who also happen to be Saints fans:
Do you feel the same way about Mr. Charles Grant who is accused of killing a homan being? He is also a public figure why no outcry about him plying his trade. I don't believe that you folks care about that at all as long as he can make a few tackles on Sundays, so that you all can feel good on Mondays.
Favre has been traded to the wrong organization.....Ringling Bros. would have been a better fit due to that clownish performance in March and the last few weeks.
Paris Ave. does not intersect at Broad.
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1. The Incredibles (2004)
PG | 115 min | Animation, Adventure, Family
A family of undercover superheroes, while trying to live the quiet suburban life, are forced into action to save the world.
Writer: Brad Bird | Director: Brad Bird | Stars: Craig T. Nelson, Samuel L. Jackson, Holly Hunter, Jason Lee
Votes: 421,679
2. Finding Nemo (2003)
G | 100 min | Animation, Adventure, Comedy
After his son is captured in the Great Barrier Reef and taken to Sydney, a timid clownfish sets out on a journey to bring him home.
Writers: Andrew Stanton, Bob Peterson, David Reynolds | Directors: Andrew Stanton, Lee Unkrich | Stars: Albert Brooks, Ellen DeGeneres, Alexander Gould, Willem Dafoe
Votes: 589,297
3. Ratatouille (2007)
G | 111 min | Animation, Comedy, Family
A rat who can cook makes an unusual alliance with a young kitchen worker at a famous restaurant.
Writers: Brad Bird, Jan Pinkava, Jim Capobianco, Emily Cook, Kathy Greenberg, Bob Peterson | Directors: Brad Bird, Jan Pinkava | Stars: Brad Garrett, Lou Romano, Patton Oswalt, Ian Holm
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In order to power the city, monsters have to scare children so that they scream. However, the children are toxic to the monsters, and after a child gets through, two monsters realize things may not be what they think.
Writers: Pete Docter, Jill Culton, Jeff Pidgeon, Ralph Eggleston, Andrew Stanton, Daniel Gerson, Robert L. Baird, Rhett Reese, Jonathan Roberts | Directors: Pete Docter, David Silverman, Lee Unkrich | Stars: Billy Crystal, John Goodman, Mary Gibbs, Steve Buscemi
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In the distant future, a small waste collecting robot inadvertently embarks on a space journey that will ultimately decide the fate of mankind.
Writers: Andrew Stanton, Pete Docter, Jim Reardon | Director: Andrew Stanton | Stars: Ben Burtt, Elissa Knight, Jeff Garlin, Fred Willard
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Writers: Brenda Chapman, Mark Andrews, Steve Purcell, Irene Mecchi, Michael Arndt | Directors: Mark Andrews, Brenda Chapman, Steve Purcell | Stars: Kelly Macdonald, Billy Connolly, Emma Thompson, Julie Walters
Votes: 236,607
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G | 92 min | Animation, Adventure, Comedy
When Woody is stolen by a toy collector, Buzz and his friends vow to rescue him, but Woody finds the idea of immortality in a museum tempting.
Writers: John Lasseter, Pete Docter, Ash Brannon, Andrew Stanton, Rita Hsiao, Doug Chamberlin, Chris Webb | Directors: John Lasseter, Ash Brannon, Lee Unkrich | Stars: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack, Kelsey Grammer
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Rental rates down as apartment construction booms
The boom in apartment construction in Durham County and across the Triangle has helped to bring down average rental rates, according to a recently released report from the Charlotte-based market research firm Real Data.
However, a real estate company behind one of the new apartment complexes in downtown Durham expects to be able to buck that trend due to the location and type of product it's offering.
Across Durham County, the average rental price per unit in January was $887. That was down 2.3 percent compared with the average in July of last year. That's a larger decline than was seen in the three Triangle counties of Wake, Durham and Orange, where the average was down 1.7 percent to an average rate of $868 per month.
Vacancies have risen as some of the units in the new complexes have come online, the firm reported. Real Data had a total of number of 3,045 units under construction in Durham County, which is 30 percent of the number of units – at 10,028 – under construction across the Triangle.
Although averages are coming down, according to the firm's reporting, it appears that the newer units are being rented out at the expense of older communities. Existing communities saw a net loss of 306 renters across the Triangle, according to Real Data, while there was a positive net unit absorption of 1,436 units.
The new construction going on in Durham County includes a new complex at Patterson Place on Southwest Durham Drive, Armada Hoffler's project downtown on Jackson Street, as well as the student-targeted complex on West Chapel Hill Street that's a partnership between two companies including publicly traded Tennessee-based firm EdR, or Education Realty Trust.
According to information from the company sent last fall, EdR's complex, called 605 West, was expected to have units starting at a rate of $880 per month. That's the expected rate for only one individual lease in a two-bedroom apartment, however.
Crescent Communities also has two communities going up near Ninth Street – one near the corner of Ninth Street and Hillsborough Road, and another off 15th Street. The complex off Ninth Street is leasing units before the June 1 opening date. Studios in the complex are renting for a starting rate of $1,040 per month and for three-bedrooms are starting at $3,238.
Federal Capital Partners, the majority owner of the downtown West Village project comprised of renovated group of former Liggett Group tobacco buildings downtown, plans to open a new apartment complex off West Morgan Street this summer.
The Maryland-based real estate company is planning to start pre-leasing of the 156 units in the new apartment complex later this spring starting sometime between April and May, said Mae Klinger, asset manager for Federal Capital. The complex is expected to be finished by August.
Rental rates of the new units are expected to be $1,100 for the studio apartments, around $1,300 for the one-bedroom apartments, and starting at $1,770 for two-bedrooms.
The units in the new complex will be at a premium to the existing West Village apartments because of their newness, Klinger said, also because they'll be coming with new amenities such as a pool deck and club room. Comparatively, she said units in West Village's second phase are leasing for about $1,250 for one-bedrooms, for $1,450 for two-bedrooms, and $2,400 for three bedroom units.
Even with the new construction, she said the company is still excited about leasing in the next couple of months because of the type of product they're offering.
"We're pretty excited about holding steady where we are today or being able to push rents," she said. "I think what's unique about West Village, and why it's performed so well, is because of the product. People want to live in downtown Durham with the walkability and the uniqueness of the product."


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"Circle in a Box" was the name of a project initiated by the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI) with the goal to assemble a resource for individuals who were interested in launching a math circle at their institution. This project came to fruition, and the result is the book we now consider.
The concept of a "math circle" was modeled after experiences in Russia, Bulgaria, Romania, and other countries. It is a way to stimulate, encourage and help gifted and interested pre-college students to study and solve mathematics problems, sometime with the involvement of mathematicians and/or mathematics faculty from universities. Such programs existed in the US before 2005 (when this project was started) in places like San Francisco, Boston, and a few others.
This book was written after all these experiences were studied and the MSRI project was put in place. Its goal is to serve as a "handbook" for those interested in starting a math circle. There are two main parts of the book: the first is about putting together and organizing a math circle, and the second contains a few presentations that can be used as activities in a math circle. The organizational part has sections about "setting the schedule," "getting the word out," "finding funding," "retaining students," and "paperwork," to mention just a few. The second part contains ten "presentations" of topics of different degrees of difficulty, containing also problems (some with hints and answers).
There is also a third part of the book, called "appendices," containing samples: "sample grant proposal," "sample grant report," etc. All of these are very valuable for somebody interested in starting and running a math circle.
In summary, this is an excellent resource for those interested in math circles, including students and parents (they can just skip the organizational part and go directly to the presentations and problems). For those interested in starting and running a math circle, I think it is an invaluable resource. Additional information and updates on this book are posted at the AMS web site.


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Will ministers dare to charge us for using motorways? The latest studies say it is the only answer t
by Roger Harrabin [2] Published
Never mind the industrial guerrilla war on the railways: the really big transport dilemmas for the government lie on the roads.
By the end of the year, almost all the independent studies commissioned by John Prescott into the UK's transport corridors will have landed on the desk of his battle-scarred successor as the minister in charge of transport, Stephen Byers. Most will paint a familiar picture of congested motorways and disgruntled drivers. And most will prescribe an anti-congestive therapy of improved public transport; extra road space; and road charges, to prevent the new space filling up with more drivers.
If the politicians stay true to form, they will deliver properly only on the extra roads. The Treasury and the private sector will baulk at the bill for greatly improving the rail infrastructure, and ministers will recoil from the political risk of a new charge on motorists. That, the experts say, could generate even worse problems in the future by encouraging even more people to make the lifestyle choice of long-distance commuting. Eventually, the new space for mega-motorways will jam up again, leaving the next generation of political leaders with ribbons of Britain resembling Los Angeles, with congested approach roads and congested rural roads, as well as congested motorways.
The studies now coming to fruition were devised by Prescott to buy time while his department was being starved of cash in Labour's first term. He asked regional teams - dominated by local government and business but peppered with environmentalists - to study congestion problems and to devise complex and innovative solutions involving cars, trains, trams, buses, walking, cycling, land use and (crucially) demand-restraint.
Now the chickens are coming home to roost. It is clear that some of the teams have been shocked by their research. The South and West Yorkshire study, for instance, found that more than half the commuters on one stretch of the M1 were making a daily round trip to work of more than 86 miles - far higher than previously believed.
The Prescott solution would have been to lure many of these commuters from their cars into sparkling new trains, while deterring the obdurate remainder with congestion charges for entering city centres. But the Yorkshire consultation document makes it plain that public transport alone cannot unlock the M1 jams.
The trouble, it explains, is that motorways provided free of charge by taxpayers for strategic interregional traffic have been seized by commuters who choose to live in rural or suburban surroundings but work many miles away. The trend has been exacerbated by changes in employment patterns that have made workers reluctant to move house for jobs that are possibly precarious. In two-earner households, the choice of home is often determined by the job of the partner responsible for childcare, allowing the other to take to the motorway in search of riches.
Long-distance commuters, in other words, do it because they can. And now so many of them are doing it that they want the government to solve the congestion they have created. Most of these travellers, however, seem unlikely to choose the buses and trains promoted by Prescott. A new map tracing a complex commuter web across Yorkshire reveals that fewer than 10 per cent of M1 commuters actually penetrate into the town centres where the rail stations lie. Public transport journeys from one peripheral site to another would entail several time-wasting changes. And every year, local councillors make matters worse by approving new business parks straddling the M1 that generate even more traffic.
The consultant heading the Yorkshire study, Denvil Coombe, told the Today programme that expanding the M1 would be the answer only if access to the new road space were restricted to deter future congestion - to buses or freight, say.
One possibility is to install traffic lights on slip roads so drivers must queue to gain access to the motorway. This practice (known as ramp metering) is common in the US, but casts long tails of traffic on to the secondary road network. It also has a perverse effect: if all drivers face an equal queue to get on to the motorway, the system disproportionately punishes the commuter with the shortest journey and so encourages people to live even further from the office.
The obvious solution, Coombe believes, is congestion charging across the whole road network to prevent canny drivers deserting tolled motorways and clogging up local roads. There could be one set of motorway tolls, then a new set of tolls as soon as the driver enters the urban fringe. (Firms should not be allowed to escape toll zones by fleeing to urban fringes and generating yet more journeys.) In this scenario, the Yorkshire M1 might even be left unwidened. In the short term, Coombe says, this would generate huge revenues for investment in public transport; in the long term, it would persuade people to live closer to work or to telecommute more. If they chose to drive long distances, they would pay an economic price for the congestion they generate. Research suggests that charges of 20p per rush-hour kilometre in towns and 2p per kilometre on the motorway would stem two-thirds of the projected traffic growth.
Two of the regional studies are ambivalent on congestion charging. The Cambridge team recommends motorway-style roads ringing the town, but diluted its charging proposals after opposition from local councillors (critics warn that traffic into Cambridge may increase by 30 per cent as a result). The East Midlands M1 team says ten lanes of motorway may be needed to accommodate commuters around Nottingham, but fears charging because it would divert traffic and discriminate against poorer drivers. But even this study concludes: "Can we build our way out of congestion? The answer seems to be no!"
Most of the other studies are more or less pro-charging, although politicians involved are often keen to ensure that the charges are not imposed during their term of office. The Birmingham-Manchester study says the M6 in Staffordshire should be expanded, but then tolled in the future. The separate West Midlands study wants to restrict the M6 through Birmingham to its current width and urges Birmingham and Wolverhampton to price roads soon, with wider pricing to follow. The south Scotland study is grappling with similar ideas as the team studies maps showing drivers commuting coast-to-coast from the west of Glasgow to the east of Edinburgh - though a few members consider this a matter of voter choice.
The M25 study is perhaps most contentious. The consultants say a new road slicing the suburbs of London would be politically impossible, while a new outer M25, proposed by some motoring groups, would simply encourage even longer commuting. Research for the M25 team shows that most commuters hop on to the motorway for just one or two junctions to ease their journey to work. There is a strong case for making them pay.
The recommendations of the studies will present a challenge not just for the government, but also the opposition, motoring organisations and the media. As commentators clamour for more investment in transport and the Chancellor is advised that roads are better value than railways, there will be a strong temptation for ministers to commit to building their way out of the problem.
But in the long-term interests of commuters, business and society, we need a grown-up debate to tussle with the paradox that it may be in motorists' interests to deny them the extra roads they think they want, and to charge them for what they now enjoy for free.
The problem may not be quite as prickly as some suggest - an RAC survey showed that around half of all drivers would be prepared to pay £1.50 to save 20 minutes on a two-hour journey. And the RAC is preparing a major study to examine the potential for shifting motoring taxes on to congestion charging.
Ministers' response to the regional studies will show whether they want a short-term palliative to traffic jams, or whether they are really committed to governing for the long term.
Roger Harrabin is environment correspondent for BBC Radio 4's Today programme


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After their original booking was scrapped for UFC 161, Renan Barao and Eddie Wineland will meet in the co-main event of UFC 165 with the Brazilian's UFC interim bantamweight championship on the line.
Renan Pegado vs. Eddie Wineland ... take two.
A significant booking has been made in the bantamweight division, this one serving as a nice addition to the upcoming UFC 165: "Jones vs. Gustafsson" pay-per-view (PPV) event, set for September 21, 2013 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto.
After originally being scheduled to throw down in the main event at UFC 161 last month in Winnipeg, "Barao" will now be defending his interim 135-pound title in the co-main event of the evening, as first reported by Sportsnet's Joe Ferraro on Twitter


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The firing lasted for nearly three hours. An army spokesperson said, "Some militants were killed in the firing in Kupwara district but no bodies have been recovered yet due to bad weather in the area. There were no casualties on the Indian side."
The Army has launched a combing operation and more details are awaited.
Infiltration has been on the rise since the month of June this year and the Army has killed 28 militants in counter-insurgency operations since June 24 this year in Kashmir valley.
Meanwhile, security forces have launched a cordon and search operation this morning in Handwara area of Kupwara, 85 kms from here, following presence of militants in the area, the police said.
The incident comes less than two weeks after Pakistani soldiers killed five Indian jawans 400 metres inside the Indian territory in the Poonch sector on August 5.


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from Alex's twitter:
"So for those keeping score, yes, today is my last day at Harmonix. No, this is not a layoff thing, so bloggers holster your guns."
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"It is super surreal and deeply sad to leave this wonderful place, but things await me elsewhere that I am supremely excited about."
So, even tho it wont happen because the guys have said many times they want to keep a small operation, how awesome would it be if he would to "return home"? :D
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Since Angelle Tanner was a young girl watching a PBS broadcast of Cosmos, the mysteries of the universe have called her into a career as an astronomer.
At MSU, the assistant professor in physics and astronomy focuses heavily on her research interests, searching for extra-solar planets and learning about their solar systems. She also teaches undergraduate and graduate level astronomy courses. Tanner and her colleague Donna Pierce are the only two professional research astronomers in Mississippi.
Astronomy is an appealing topic to many, including the average star-gazer who may enjoy identifying constellations, spotting planets and observing eclipses and other rare events. Tanner holds public viewings at MSU's own telescope at Howell Observatory each semester.
But Tanner's research goes light years beyond simple star-gazing. "It's a numbers game. We observe thousands of stars with telescopes all over the world in order to get the numbers we need to detect planets," she said. Planet finding also involves relentless computer coding and data analysis. Tanner explained that the connection between physics and astronomy is that both fields apply the same math.
"The wonderful thing about physics is that it applies to the earth the same way it does to the entire universe," she said. Tanner said scientists are studying the gravitational "wiggles" of 3,000 or so stars that lie within 100 light years. She explained that astronomers are seeing a wide variety of planetary systems, each one unique.
"Most of what we study is within that distance from Earth, but some telescopes can detect planets as far out as 1,000 light years away," she said.
"We're also looking for planets around young stars to study the evolution of planetary systems and better understand how solar systems are formed," Tanner added.
Tanner's work has earned her the position of Kepler Participating Scientist, a role in which she is engaged in a NASA project that allows her and other teammates exclusive access to data. Her team is trying to determine distances of stars that the Kepler space-based telescope observes.
In February, Tanner will travel with two students to Chile to use a telescope set on a mountain top at an altitude of 7,000 feet. She also engages in real-time remote observing via the Internet to collect data.
"I'm basically finding the planets that my descendants will eventually travel to," she said "It's not easy, but it's not impossible. Sometimes it's amazing."Writer: Allison Matthews | Photo: Beth Wynn
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MIDWEST CITY — The Carl Albert State College Lady Vikings closed out the regular softball season Tuesday afternoon by splitting a doubleheader against Rose State College.
The Lady Vikings run ruled the hosts in the opener 14-5 before losing 10-8 in the nightcap.
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Back-to-Back February Storms Set to Wallop Our Area?
It was bound to happen sooner or later. The extraordinarily heavy snowfall that has thus far by-passed the Capital District and instead pounded the Mid-Atlantic States during December 18-21, 2009 and February 4-7, has arrived. Heavy, wet snowfall across the interior of eastern New York during February 23-24 — the initial wallop from what is expected […] [Read More]
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Brazilian Air Force aircraft have detected larger items of debris in their search for the presumed crash location of the missing Air France Airbus A330.
In an update the Brazilian defence ministry says the air force's Embraer R-99 has identified four areas of wreckage about 90km south of the original region being covered by the search aircraft.
The observations included a section debris around 7m (23ft) in diameter, an oil trace stretching to some 20km, and various other objects, including pieces of metal.
Eleven aircraft, operating from Natal and Fernando de Noronha, are being used in the search, among them a US Lockheed P-3 which has recently joined the effort.
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Being feisty is a good quality in a woman, but these celebrity women are known for going ham. Here are 9 women who could star in an episode of next season's "The Bad Girls Club."
Erica Mena If she kicks the chicks on the show like she kicked her baby daddy in the head, she would be the star of the show.
K Michelle K. Michelle would turn "The Bad Girls Club" all the way up. We would have to listen to how Toya's husband allegedly busted her upside her head for the millionth time, but it's the price you pay for good entertainment.
Rihanna Rihanna would be piff-puffin, twerking to Drake's music, and cussing chicks out left and right. Welcome to Ri Ri land.
Miley Cyrus Miley is not about that life, but maybe the rest of the bad girls can teach her how to properly twerk. Calling Rihanna...
Ciara Ciara is not a rude girl, but it would give Ri Ri someone to pick on and add drama to the show. Plus reality TV would give a big boost to her CD sales.
Amanda Bynes Amanda would be calling people ugly on Twitter and getting her azz whooped on the daily. Now that's entertainment.
Joseline Hernandez Joseline might scare the other women with her manly features and broken English... that will start some isht right there.
Tami Roman Taami has real anger management issues. We're scared she might bust a chick's head down to the white meat for real. She blindsided poor Meeka and was about to phuck up Keisha.


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by CHRIS GRAYThe Macomb County Sheriff's Office is looking for three suspects that robbed a jewelry store in under a minute.
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On May 3 at 3:21 a.m., deputies responded to a burglary alarm at J & M Jewelers in Washington Township. Upon arrival, deputies found a large boulder hurled through the storefront's window and four smashed jewelry cases.
Surveillance footage revealed three men wearing masks and gloves entering through the hole created by the boulder and using hammers to smash the showcases and take the jewelry. The whole incident lasted 58 seconds.
Sheriff Anthony Wickersham said it has yet to be determined whether the heist was planned or a crime of opportunity.
"It's a random act until proven otherwise," he said. "It was a smash-and-grab operation."
Lt. John Michalke said the surveillance video didn't reveal how the suspects left the area, and that they escaped prior to the arrival of deputies.
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Hit refresh for updates Check back here beginning at 7 p.m. for live updates from the Aeros-Toronto Marlies game. We will be trying something different this time and all the updates will be within the blog rather a chat or Twitter feed. —– -"Movember" out in full force with the Aeros. -Andrew W.K. is a […] [Read More]
Get to know an Aero: Jason Zucker
Hockey Stop's video interview series, "Get to know an Aero" is back. The first installment features skilled forward Jason Zucker. Check back in the coming weeks for interviews with Charlie Coyle, Johan Larsson, Jonas Brodin, Drew Bagnall and Mikael Granlund. Zucker got a small taste of the NHL with the Wild late last season when […] [Read More]
10 things we miss about the NHL
Thursday the NHL and owners will meet with the players association to see if a full 82-game season can be salvaged, if not, then talks will resume as will the lockout. Here is what fans are missing the most. [Read More]
A few quick thoughts from the Aeros 5-4 OT loss to the Admirals
The Aeros fought back to salvage a point in the standings late in the third period Sunday, but fell 5-4 in overtime to the Milwaukee Admirals off an absolute bomb from Mattias Ekholm. Nick Palmieri scored with 58 seconds remaining in regulation to force OT for the Aeros before Ekholm did his best Shea Weber […] [Read More]
Jonas Brodin shines in AHL debut for Aeros
There was a lot of optimism going into the Aeros season opener Saturday night. A lot of young talent, Wild first-round picks and some who would be playing in the NHL if it wasn't for the current lockout would all be on the ice. The trio of Mikael Granlund, Charlie Coyle and Jason Zucker showed […] [Read More]
40 years of hockey in Houston: Best Aeros of all time
The Aeros will open up their season at 7:05 p.m. Saturday hosting the Charlotte Checkers. The game will also mark the 40th anniversary of the first Aeros hockey game in Houston in 1972. To celebrate this occasion, Hockey Stop has busted out an oldie, but a goodie, with this photo gallery with the best Aeros […] [Read More]
The top 5 Aeros to watch this season
Many teams in the AHL are benefiting from the current NHL lockout situation. The Minnesota Wild, who have a deep prospect pool, had few spots open to begin with after the free-agent signings of Zach Parise and Ryan Suter in the summer. Either way, the Aeros were going to be rich in talent this season, […] [Read More]
Jason Zucker shines in weekend scrimmages for Aeros
One of the players the Aeros will benefit from having in the AHL with the NHL lockout ongoing is forward Jason Zucker. Zucker, one of the Aeros top prospects, shined in the team's two scrimmages this weekend in St. Paul, Minn. Zucker scored three goals in two games this weekend and also added a goal […] [Read More]
Post NHL lockout news, Wild send down 25 to Aeros
The players have been officially locked out after the NHL's collective bargaining agreement expired, and now the Minnesota Wild have sent 25 players down to the Aeros. The Wild reassigned defenseman Drew Bagnall, center Joel Broda, defenseman Jonas Brodin, right wing Brett Bulmer, defenseman Josh Caron, defenseman Brian Connelly, right wing Charlie Coyle, defenseman Tyler […] [Read More]
Looks like Aeros will get top Wild prospects, NHL lockout or not
The Minnesota Wild's deep prospect pool may not be affected by the potential of a NHL lockout after all. Assistant general manager of the Wild and GM of the Aeros Jim Mills told twincities.com Thursday that they plan on placing the Wild's entry-level players to start the season with the Aeros in the AHL. Barring […] [Read More]
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UKathletics.com : We would like to welcome head coach Mo Mitchell for taking time out of his day for a live chat as the Cats prepare for the annual Blue-White Meet tomorrow. Thanks for joining us!
Mo Mitchell : It is my pleasure. I am looking forward to answering all of your questions.
John : What is the greatest moment of your coaching career at UK?
Katfan#1 : Besides the incoming freshmen, who seems to be ready to continue where they left off out of your returnees?
Sally : I always look forward to seeing which leotards the team will be wearing and my favorite is the one with the poinsettias across the top, will you pull that leotard out of the closest this year?
HootyHoo : Who is your favorite former UK gymnast?
Susan : What do you expect to see this season from your incoming freshman?
lynn : what time does it start?
Wildest One : What away meet is the team most looking forward to this season?
Melanie : What is going to be our strengths for this upcoming season?
Looking for Mo-Mentum : Do you prefer having all-arounders who compete in every event or would you rather have several gymnasts who specialize in one or two events?
Elaine : Is it true that you are taking flying lessons?
casey : hi
Gym Fan 1 : Coach, What are your expectations for the upcoming season? Do you think any of the freshmen could contribute? Thanks!
Brooks Divine : How do you feel about this year's team?
Dave : What kind of goals do you set for each individual, and the team as a whole?
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Recipe for Cha Siu Sou?
Help, friends! My Chinese MIL is in town for a few weeks, and would love to attempt Cha Siu Sou while she is here...but I can only find one recipe (http://digitalgourmet.blogspot.com/2009/04/char-siu-sou.html). I'd love some more for comparison...help?
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