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A grand celebration of Longmeadow's long colonial history on the Town Green.
History, artists/ crafters, kids' activities, food, music and much more.
As the primary fundraiser for the
Longmeadow Historical Society
, Long Meddowe Days makes the town's long and illustrious history its main focus. From the authentic
Civil War encampment
to walking tours of the
Old Burying Yard
and a guided architectural tour of the many historic homes on the Town Green, history buffs will find much to do.
Storrs House
which is the Historical Society's headquarters and home to many items from Longmeadow's past will be open for tours on both days.
The Longmeadow Historical Society thanks all of the participants and attendees
who made Long Meddowe Days 2015 such a great success!
Schedule of Events
Artist/ Crafter Application
(Applications are no longer being accepted)
Youth Crafter Application
Community Booth Application
Entertainment Contract
Application- Non-Profit Food Court Vendor
Application- Commercial Food Court Vendor
Temporary Food Service Permit Application
Community Campfire
Tim Paige Memorial 5K Road Race Application
Directions to the Longmeadow Town Green
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Build it ... and good times will comeThere are four things a man should do in his lifetime – see an iceberg, watch Jimmy Buffett play live, have a one-night fling with a supermodel, and build a boat.
So far I'm batting at 50%. The iceberg and Elle will just have to wait.
Building a boat with my two bare hands still ranks as my proudest ever achievement – and something my woodwork teacher, Mr Wood, would've been most surprised to see.
It just takes patience to build your own wooden wonder. Mark Rothfield
The launching ranked up there with the birth of my two kids and the Newcastle Knights' grand final win over Manly in 1997.
It's something everyone used to do, of course. Midnight oil burned brightly back in the 60s and 70s as folks toiled in tin sheds the length and breadth of suburbia.
The economy was flat, money was tight, but time was plentiful. Now, the economy is flat, money is tight, but we are working longer hours than ever despite having all this time-saving technology at our fingertips.
Perversely, it's computers and mobile phones that are to blame. Work inhabits and invades our lives 24/7 so we look for quick-and-easy, ready-made solutions. Rough and ready ain't cutting it.
I'd urge everyone to stop and smell the wood shavings. Either buy a kit, a bare hull or even just restore an old clunker. It'll cost you little but you'll have the time of your life.
Get it right and it could even be a supermodel magnet ...Mark Rothfield, Powerboat-World Editor Lightning on the Lakes - Australian Formula Powerboat Grand Prix Chris Kuznetsoff, The series which attracts boats in the Formula 1, Formula 2 and Formula 3 outboard classes plus 6 Litre Pro Stock inboards and a healthy fleet of the best juniors. This year, an international flavor will be a part of the weekend's racing when multiple Malaysian Powerboat Champion, Yanto Kadri, will debut a brand new boat which he will use as training to join the World F1 Powerboat Series in China... [more]Share this storyAnother bumper snapper season for Port Phillip Bay Alan Everett, Anglers can look forward to another exceptional snapper catch in Port Phillip Bay this spring. Scientists from Fisheries Victoria are predicting the 2011-12 season will be a repeat of recent years, although catches will be moderate over the next three years.... 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[more]Share this storyGold Coast Marine Expo celebrates Carnivale of Colour, 5 Nov Stephen Milne, Australian boating identities and experts will come together under one roof to celebrate the Gold Coast Marine Expo Carnivale on November 5 at one of Australia's largest and most sophisticated boat building factories.... [more]Share this storyMore than 100 exhibitors turn out for 2011 Brisbane Boat Show Bob Wonders, More than 100 exhibitors turn out for 2011 Brisbane Boat Show. The show will trade 10am to 8pm for the first three days, 10am to 5pm on the Sunday.... [more]Share this storyMaritime Alert – Wild Weather Neil Patchett, NSW Maritime has issued an alert to boat skippers following a forecast for dangerous surf conditions. The forecast is for dangerous surf conditions developing between the Illawarra and the Port Macquarie coasts later today, then extending to the far north on Saturday and remaining on Sunday.... 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Rome Fortune releases the music video for "Payin For It," featuring Junglepussy and Relly Jade. Co-directed by Goodwin and Rome Fortune, "Payin For It" follows Goodwin and Rome as they try to pay their female peers for 'company.' It does not work out well for either of them. Offering a woman money for sex rarely does.
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FACT: all mods are first-gen members.
Only active non-mods from first gen are yosup and Elite.
Next mod - second or even third-gen member?
im first gen too!!! :[
*shuns self*
you should
Define first-gen.
IMHO, the generations should go like this:
First gen: Less than 100,001Second gen: 100,001 - 200,000Third gen: 200,001 - 300,000Fourth gen: 300,001 - 400,000Fifth gen: 400,001 - 500,000etc.
That's WAY easier to remember than other versions I've seen. <_<
Yay for being 2nd Gen.
FACT: Bears eat beets.
Battlestar Galactica.


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The UK's prestigious Inside Pictures programme, now run through the Film Business Academy at Cass Business School, has selected 15 applicants for its 2006-2007 programme. The new participants are:Darren Bender, head of development/producer, Bigger PicturesEd Clarke, head of development & acquisitions, Capitol FilmsChris Collins, producer, Home Movies LtdPeter Ettedgui, producer, Vivo PicturesSara Frain, general manager - theatrical & broadcast, ...
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Lord, this time I'll make it right, here at the altar I lay my lifeIt is at this point that I tend to get a little carried away. Kyle has had to break in more than once--loudly--to be heard over my own singing and the music in my ears I'm jamming to, "Mommy stop singing that song!!!"
Your kingdom come but my will was done, my heart is broken as I...
Cry-ai-y . . . . like so many times before
Mark Hall explains the genesis of this project on their official site: "When we're at the altar, everything makes sense,. We know what we're supposed to do. We know how we're supposed to live. Everything's black and white. But somewhere between the altar and the door, when we leave and go out into our lives, it all leaks out, and everything gets gray again. The Christian life is the journey between the altar and door, trying to get the things you've got in your head, into your hands, feet, into your life. The Altar and The Door is all about the journey--the realization on the journey, the struggles and the victory of seeing it as possible."
Yesterday as I picked up Kyle from preschool, I had to listen to some feedback from his teacher concerning his journey. He is not listening to his teachers, not following directions, and not even striving to do so. It was a little bit discouraging, but a friend of mine wisely reminded me that there is probably nothing new under the sun for these women who have been running this preschool for ten years.
An hour later I had my fall conference scheduled with Amanda's teacher. Honestly, I wasn't quite sure how it was going to go. I had received her report card on Friday and was pleased with how she was doing. When I sat down her teacher asked me if there were any surprises there. I told her that it all seemed to be accurate. Amanda had joined us and her teacher asked her opinion about her marks for that period. Amanda said that she was surprised she didn't do worse in math. "In math?" her teacher asked. "What do you mean? You're brilliant, don't you know that?" Amanda hesitated and was a little embarrassed. She's always been good at math, but because of our failure to really commit those multiplication facts to memory, she's beginning to feel a disconnect in applying what she knows. So we're committed to get that right.
The second issue that has been ongoing in Amanda's school career is her (in)ability to control her talking. This manifests in social talking when she's supposed to be working (I don't know where she gets this problem), and it also emerges as an overly excited learning participant who shouts out answers and wants to interact with the teacher in what is supposed to be an instructive segment of class. The first week or two she struggled and her teacher asked her if she thought she needed have a behavior chart (as she has had to do at some point in each of the last three years in school). Amanda told her that she wanted to try to do it on her own. Her teacher told both of us that she has been pleased at Amanda's effort.
Just like me singing at the top of my lungs to somehow force the words of the song into my heart and life, hearing those words from her teacher was such an encouragement to Amanda that victory is possible. I'm proud that she's been able to take the desire of her heart--to be more self-controlled--and put it into practice.
Somehow we need to convince Kyle that he does have the desire to listen and obey and that it will be beneficial to do so. So I'll be reminding him that he needs to listen, and if he doesn't bow at the altar of obedience, his teachers might be showing him the door.


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Official statement is, the goal have scored Messi. That's what LFP and uefa says, and referee also have written it for Messi.
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Official statement is, the goal have scored Messi. That's what LFP and uefa says, and referee also have written it for Messi.
i would rather them make it an own goal. i dont want messi's record to be tainted in any way. hes going to get the 86 anyway, only 3 more!!!
FCB website gave the goal to Messi while Athletic Bilbao says it is an own goal.
True lafikdadi. I hope whoscored change it...
About second goal; if the ball goes on target we have goal for Messi, if not it's own goal. I think it's own goal :F
Whoa. Barca plays amazing football today.
According to Goal.com: Own Goal - Amorebieta; Goal.com did not give the goal to Messi; I thought the same way
I don't think so... It was a shot that wasn't going in, so it's an own goal, is clear.
This game is over
The goal is given to Messi; I think it was becos it was his effort that the defender was trying to stop but could not; I don't know but I feel that way and so the goal is given to him.
It's an own goal of Amorebieta. Please change it.
Is Messi goal not an OWN GOAL?
3-2 for barca messi will not score today
Barca win, another great game for Don Andres :) 4:1 - Messi, Iniesta, Villa and i hope Pedrito. For Bilbao Susaeta.
barca 5, athwletiv bilboa 1, the world best player for the fourth time, leonel messi, hattrick for him
6-0 for barca..messi hattrick
@wgscheve..me too scores 6--0 messi--4..villa--2
i would love to see messi get 4 lol
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Spending in luxury, jewelry is up, company says
December 17, 2013
New York--Buyers are back in the market for luxury items and jewelry this holiday season, with the biggest shopping day for the season still to come, according to MasterCard Advisors.
Sarah Quinlan, senior vice president of market insights for MasterCard Advisors, told National Jeweler that consumers all year have been buying in terms of needs versus wants until a drop in gas prices this fall, among other things, brought an increase in discretionary income for many consumers.
Due to the "wealth effect"--improvements in the economy and consumer confidence--shoppers are returning to the luxury marketplace.
"Now, instead of buying clothes, they're accessorizing with jewelry," Quinlan said. "People are looking for value for their money and may be willing to go up in price to get that, and that's something jewelry can offer them."
In October, the restaurant sector was No. 1 in total spending, counting all forms of tender spent in brick-and-mortar stores and online, according to the company, followed by jewelry.
In November, the luxury sector, meaning purchases of more than $250 (excluding jewelry, which MasterCard places in its own category) was at No. 1. Luxury sales were up 40 percent year-over-year on Thanksgiving and more than 20 percent on Black Friday.
Jewelry was No. 3 in spending for the month of November.
"What we're seeing now is that if consumers can't buy a new home or new car, they're buying luxury goods or jewelry," Quinlan said, adding that the average price point of jewelry sales is now up to between $500 and $2,000.
In the first week of December, jewelry had a sales growth of 41 percent compared week-over-week from 2012.
Quinlan also noted that they're seeing consumers get increasingly comfortable buying jewelry online; Cyber Monday spending for the industry was up 80 percent as compared with last year.
MasterCard Advisors also predicts that Super Saturday, the marketing moniker applied to the Saturday before Christmas, will live up to its reputation as the biggest spending day of the year again in 2013 for luxury and jewelry retailers.
"The final weekend before Christmas always shows a significant spike in retail sales, but for the past several years, jewelry and luxury has really risen to the top of consumers' last-minute shopping lists," Quinlan said. "Last year, nearly 8 percent of jewelry sales that took place in December happened on Super Saturday. On average, that's more than double any other day leading up to Christmas."


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Ten Ways to Make Your House Look Better
You may love your house, but are there some things that you can't just decide? Like what color should you paint the sun room? Or, should I replace that old table? And maybe even, what wallpaper should I get? Here are ten ways to make your house look even better, put questions to rest, all without breaking your budget (hopefully).
Paint Jobs Need an Opinion
If your deciding to paint the room, pick a color that your whole family agrees on. If it's someone's room, make sure to check with your 14 year old daughter about that light shade of pink, or your son about that deep navy blue that your about to paint his wall with. Once you and your family have decided on what color your going to paint a particular room, it's time to choose a shade. If you are positive that you are going to paint the room, then buy very small bottles of different shades of one color from a paint store and test it out on the wall. Remember, you are eventually going to paint over those streaks on the wall. If you'd like, maybe invite an interior designer over to your house to see if the furniture matches a particular shade. Make sure to get your whole family's opinion, before they bicker about how they hate that color and you have to buy two cans of paint, instead of one. If you are thinking about doing a design on the wall, like the picture below, it's better to let the interior designer do the job.
Let there be Light
You can't really see that wonderful new furniture of that great shade of light blue on the wall if it's to dark! Open the window shades more, letting in more light. Maybe even replace those old blinds with some curtains, to match the furniture and wall color. Sometimes, windows don't even have blinds, letting in light all the time. In rooms with high ceilings, putting window way up there can show off a lot of light, and be harder to get blinds on them, so leave out blinds (and definetely curtains) for those high windows.
Old is Sometimes Good
Sometimes, and old nighstand with chipped yellow plate, complete with silk flowers and books in the bottom shelf, will look really good in the corner of the family room. Or maybe an old straw basket to hold the fruit in the middle of the island in the kitchen. Things like these usually blend in with the modern furniture today because they create a vintage home-sweet-home look. Take torn jeans from the store, for example. If people will buy that, thinking it looks cool, it's probably the same with furniture.
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Excellent tips, thanks.
Wow, this article would be of great help to our family since we would be renewing our house maybe next summer.
Great advice. Thanks
Some times when you think something looks perfect you check over it to see it again. Every now and then give the house a few touch ups. If you have a bunch of flowers in a the middle of the table. arrange the flowers in a nice way, presentate them nicely! Use your creative side!
I really enjoyed this! Nice job!
It's always fun to change things around a bit! And in rooms that just don't seem to ever have enough light in them, try some mirrors set at strategic points on the walls. They're fairly inexpensive, don't require electricity to 'work', and help to make rooms appear larger as well as light and airy!
A great article, and a lot of different things to think about. I am just too busy writing for now to make any changes in decorating or other things. Maybe I will print your article and keep it for further use. Thank you, Janet


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Secrets of Grindea is an old-school RPG, with co-op support for up to 4 players. In the world of Grindea everything is determined by one thing - how big you collection of stuff is. You take on the role as a young hero (or heroine) taking his or her first steps to become a famed Collector and help collect the most valuable rares in the entire kingdom! The game features zelda-ish gameplay, but with deep character customization and skill systems. We have no classes; you build your hero from scratch putting skill points in almost anything you want, with no level caps holding you back. We have a lengthy main story with dungeons in all shapes and colors, as well as multiple side-quests and hidden secrets~ All this can be played with up to 4 players co-op, or just by yourself if you're more of a single player guy.
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Loots great!
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I love how the game progress and the game just look fantastic
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This game is amazing! I love the concept, the gameplay, mostly everything about it. Everything about it spits amazingness at you. Also reminds me of one of my favorite co-op games, Zelda and the four swords. Again, great game keep up the great work.
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Absolutely brilliant game!
The combat is extremely well designed with perfect blocks, frame cancels and dodges feeling satisfying. The aesthetics and music match the game's ideology well. The skills and items offer a good amount of customization and replay value. Plenty of aesthetic choices to change the way your character looks. The story is pretty well written with some funny dialogs here and there. The roguelike/arcade mode is a real gem, balancing difficulty with fun very well.
I honestly have almost no complaints about the game thus far other than it's length; but it's only a beta!
Definitely looking forward to the full release! Don't miss it folks!
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Although this game is in beta the current state is amazing. Through the simple and friendly graphics that allow an audience of children to play; to the competitive and difficult challenges allowing an older audience to fight for 100% completion and go for a high score in arcade mode. This game overall just exceeds the expectations and provides an awesome way for me to have fun. If you haven't, sign up for the beta and try it out yourself while watching their updates to keep track of the progress they are doing. Thanks again and here's to good future development.
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Really nice relaxing game looks awesome and hope i can try it out :)
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A mix of all my favourite games. Can't wait for this!!
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it's the most amazing revival of games like secrets of mana and I'd gladly pay any price to be able to finally play it and share it with my friends. The developers are 3 single swedes, creating such an awesome thing.
They must be rewarded with a 10/10
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Totaly Awesomeness
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This beta has been a joyride through my childhood, I haven't experienced a game this beautiful since Legend of Mana.


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The threads here about rum and tequila got me thinking about something.
I wonder how many of the people who favor well-aged rums and tequilas, as well as whiskies from Canada, Ireland and Scotland, and even some brandies and other spirits, realize that a big part of the flavor richness they enjoy comes from the fact that those spirits are aged in used bourbon barrels.
As we all know, the longer a spirit ages, the more its flavor is attributable to the barrel, i.e., the bourbon it once held. Although I don't believe bourbon barrels are much used in Cognac, most of the rest of the world's fine aged spirits, and their enthusiasts, owe a big debt to bourbon whiskey.


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My trip to Berlin unfortunately passed through JFK Airport on both legs of the flight. On the outbound through Kennedy, I sat in a plane on the tarmack for three hours due to a runway shift that clogged the on and off ramps. On the return, I was shuttled down a maze of hallways for customs entry and waited nearly an hour for my bags, almost missing my connecting flight. On both routes my checked luggage missed the flights and needed to be delivered to me because of this airport's bungling.
The aging infrastructure of Kennedy, particularly for Delta Airlines, is visible everywhere you look. From peeling paint, to sagging ceiling tiles, to some decorative elements actually zip-tied together rather than fixed. It felt like I'd arrived in a third-world country rather than the financial capital of the world.
When I finally got home I had to look into this to understand how this facility fell into such disrepair. After some searching online I discovered that a major renovation took place at the international Terminal 4 at this airport back in 2001, to much acclaim. Terminal 8 where I landed is scheduled to be torn down and will be replaced with a brand-new terminal.
I was gratified to learn that this was the case, but I'm mystified that this facility would fall into such disrepair before anything was done. Or that the rebuild didn't include some budget for upkeep during the transition. Leaking roofs, stained carpets and decrepit surroundings are unacceptable regardless of rebuild in my mind.
Having traveled quite a bit through the years, I've got to say that New York and Los Angeles represent the bleakest examples of any airports that I've encountered. That they're also in the country's most populated cities and are among the busiest hubs makes sense, given the complex infrastructure that's shoe-horned in with little room for expansion.
The creation of an offshore island to house a new airport in either of these markets, like Hong Kong did in the late 90s, doesn't seem like such an outlandish proposal. In the case of New York, perhaps you could combine both airports in Queens, JFK and LaGuardia. Starting fresh can provide vast improvements on efficiency that don't take long to pay back.
New York citizens aren't ones to suffer in silence, and have recently forced the creation of Airline Passenger Bill of Rights. I understand the need for this consumer protection, but also question how the facility, which is much more responsible than individual airlines, gets off so lightly in the criticism.


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Fueled by last year's disappointment, there was no stopping Hawaii Baptist Academy.
The Eagles, spurred by pinpoint offensive execution and coach Teoni Obrey's defensive game plan, swept Seabury Hall 25-22, 25-23, 26-24 in a tightly contested Division II final at the New City Nissan/HHSAA Boys Volleyball State Championships.
The title is HBA's third in the D-II state championships, all under Obrey. HBA finished the season 17-3.
A crowd of about 1,000 watched at McKinley Student Council Gym as Chad Barretta and Mike Fisher were cannons from either side of HBA's attack. Barretta, a 6-foot-4 junior, landed 20 kills (.364) and Fisher, a 6-6 sophomore, pounded 14 kills (.250).
"Last year, we had an unexpected turn in our season and it didn't turn out how we wanted it to," said Barretta, who also had two blocks and two aces. "We took that on like a burden this year and made sure we pulled it out."
"We have more consistency," Fisher said. "We have a lot of fun when we play and we play for each other a lot more. You gotta have the energy and have fun. It's fantastic."
HBA's balanced attack also included 11 combined kills by middles John Kuioka (six), Kaimana Triska (three) and Nathan Le (two).
Setter Mason Ohta, one of nine underclassmen on the roster, dished 41 assists. His high sets to the edge of the net were difficult even for the tall Spartans to defend against. The Eagles hit .344 and added five aces with just six service errors.
HBA's history was felt. The Eagles fell in last year's semifinal round to Pahoa. That served as fuel for this year's title run.
"This was an opportunity for the kids to accomplish their goals," Obrey said. "It feels awesome. Volleyball's a game and they can enjoy themselves while they get better."
The back row was seamless, led by libero Kalei Hosaka, who had a team-high 12 digs.
"Tonight, everyone in the back row was playing really well," Hosaka said. "We played as a team."
Junior Rocky DeLyon led Seabury Hall (14-2) with 14 kills. Conner Snow had seven kills, while Alex Wright and Shane Jacob tallied six each. Sophomore Max DeLyon had 31 assists and David Dunn had 13 digs.
The Maui Interscholastic League champs hit well (.333), but had nine serving errors with only two aces.
"We made some mistakes here and there. A point here and there and you win. They got those and we didn't," Seabury Hall coach Caleb Palmer said. "HBA is good in every aspect, their passing, they serve very well. Nothing is easy. Our guys played their hearts out. Nobody thought we'd be here except for us."
HBA put a slight twist on its serving strategy, singling out Seabury Hall's most productive hitters, including Lyons and Snow. That kept the two weapons under control.
"It was fun. I wouldn't have it any other way," Snow said. "That's the sign of a great team, it's three or four points either way and shows what HBA can do under pressure and what an inexperienced team has to deal with. I'm proud of my team. We've put so much effort and work into it. I've loved every moment playing for coach with all the ups and downs."
The Eagles were the top seed, but Seabury Hall was on fire this week after repelling Lanakila Baptist and previously unbeaten Castle.
The Spartans led the opening set 12-9, but HBA went on an 11-3 run to take control.
Seabury Hall bounced back from the first-set loss and got five blocks from Jacob, a 6-1 junior, in the second game. A 20-18 lead faded, however, with a serving error, an overpass and a hitting error. The Spartans tied it at 23-all on a kill by Snow, but Barretta came up with a kill, giving HBA the lead. On his next swing, Seabury Hall came up with a dig, but the ball fell from 12 feet up to the middle of the floor as nobody stepped in.
The stunning end to another fierce set left HBA with a 2-0 lead, but a sweep was still unlikely between the Eagles, ranked No. 4 in the Star-Advertiser Top 10, and the fifth-ranked Spartans.
With the match on the line, Seabury Hall battled and forced eight lead changes in the third set. A kill by Snow tied it at 23-all, but Triska's kill down the middle gave HBA a one-point edge.
Another Snow kill tied it again, but Barretta and Fisher put the match away with kills.
Seabury Hall will lose key seniors to graduation, but will have a talented core of returnees next season.
"I definitely would like playing HBA in the finals next year. It's just a great rivalry," Rocky DeLyon said. "We have guys on the team who can step up."
Hawaii Baptist leaders--Kills: Chad Barretta 20, Michael Fisher 14. Aces: Barretta 2. Blocks: Barretta 2. Digs: Kalei Hosaka 12. Assists: Mason Ohta 23.
Seabury Hall leaders--Kills: Rocky DeLyon 14. Aces: Max DeLyon 1, David Dunn 1. Blocks: Shane Jacob 5. Digs: Dunn 13. Assists: Max DeLyon 33.


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PoliceOne Analysis: Disruption vs. prosecution and the Manchester plot
Editor's Note: This special feature is reprinted in partnership with Stratfor, an influential private intelligence company. Co-author Fred Burton, the former deputy chief of the State Department's counterterrorism division, presently serves as vice president for counterterrorism and corporate security at Stratfor, and recently released his autobiography: GHOST, Confessions of a Counterterrorism Agent. For a special offer to get a copy of GHOST, and to read additional information about Fred Burton and his role at Stratfor, click here.
By Fred Burton and Scott Stewart
On April 8, British authorities mounted a series of raids in Merseyside, Manchester and Lancashire that resulted in the arrest of 12 men suspected of being involved in a plot to conduct attacks over the Easter holiday weekend. In a press conference the following day, Prime Minister Gordon Brown noted that the men arrested were allegedly involved in "a very big terrorist plot." British authorities have alleged that those arrested sought to conduct suicide bombing attacks against a list of soft targets that included shopping centers, a train station and a nightclub.
The searches and arrests targeting the suspects purportedly involved in the plot, which was dubbed Operation Pathway, had to be accelerated after Bob Quick, the assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan Police in charge of terrorism investigations, inadvertently allowed reporters to see a classified document pertaining to the operation as he was entering 10 Downing Street to brief Brown and Home Secretary Jacqui Smith on April 8. An embarrassed Quick resigned April 9 over the gaffe.
In spite of the leak, the British authorities were successful in detaining all of the targeted suspects, though the authorities have reportedly not been able to recover explosive material or other bomb-making evidence they were seeking. British authorities arrested 12 suspects, 11 of whom were Pakistani citizens. Smith told British Parliament on April 20 that all 11 of the Pakistani nationals entered the United Kingdom on student visas. The youngest of the Pakistani suspects, who is reportedly still a teenager, was remanded to the custody of British immigration authorities to face deportation proceedings April 9. The rest of the 11 suspects were released by British authorities April 21, though ten reportedly were placed in the custody of immigration officials.
Many of the specific details of the plot have not yet come out, and due to the sensitive nature of the intelligence sources and methods involved in these types of investigations, more details may never be fully divulged now that there will be no criminal trial. However, when viewed in the historical and tactical context of other terror plots and attacks (in the United Kingdom and elsewhere), there are some very interesting conclusions that can be drawn from this series of events and the few facts that have been released to the public so far.
This case also highlights the tension that exists within the counterterrorism community between advocates of strategies to disrupt terrorist attacks and those who want to ensure that terror suspects can be convicted in a court of law.
These targets are significant for several reasons. First, they are all soft targets — that is, targets with very little security. As STRATFOR has pointed out for several years now, since counterterrorism efforts have been stepped up in the wake of the 9/11 attacks, and as the tactical capability of groups like al Qaeda has been degraded, jihadist operatives have had less success targeting hardened targets and have turned instead to striking soft targets.
While authorities have moved to protect high-value targets, there simply are far too many potential targets to protect them all. Governments are stretched thin just trying to protect important government buildings, bridges, dams, nuclear power plants, airports and mass-transit systems in their jurisdiction. The reality on the ground is that there are not nearly enough resources to protect them all, much less every potential location where people concentrate in large groups — like shopping centers and nightclubs. This means that some targets are unprotected and are therefore, by definition, soft.
The selection of soft targets in this case indicates that the alleged Manchester plotters did not possess the operational capability to strike more strategic, high-value targets. While attacks against soft targets can be tragic and quite bloody, they will not have the same effect as a successful attack on high-value targets such as Parliament, the London Stock Exchange or a nuclear power station.
It is also very interesting that the plotters were purportedly looking to hit soft targets in Manchester and not soft targets in London. London, as the capital and a city that has been the center of several plots and attacks, is generally on a higher alert than the rest of the country and therefore would likely be seen as more difficult to target. Additionally, many of the suspects lived in the Manchester area, and as we have previously discussed, grassroots operatives, who are not as well-trained as their transnational brethren, tend to "think globally and act locally," meaning that they tend to plan their attacks in familiar places where they are comfortable operating, rather than in strange and potentially more hostile environment.
In addition to targeting locations like shopping centers and the train station, where there were expected to be large crowds over the holiday weekend, the alleged plotters also apparently looked at the Birdcage nightclub, an establishment that is famous for its "flamboyant and spectacular" shows featuring female impersonators. This is a location the alleged plotters likely considered a symbol of Western decadence (like establishments that serve alcohol in Muslim countries).
Flawed Tradecraft
This aspect of the investigation reinforces two very important points that STRATFOR has been making for some time now. First, most militant groups do not provide very good surveillance training and as a result, poor surveillance tradecraft has long proven to be an Achilles' heel for militants. Second, because of this weakness, countersurveillance operations can be very effective at catching militant operatives when they are most vulnerable — during the surveillance phase of the terrorist attack cycle.
Media reports indicated that during Operation Pathway, British authorities intercepted a series of Internet exchanges between the suspects suggesting a terror strike was imminent. Furthermore, among the locations raided April 8 was the Cyber Net Cafe in Cheetham Hill, an establishment where British authorities observed the suspects using computers to communicate. Not only is this electronic surveillance significant in that it allowed the authorities to surmise the approximate timing of the attack, but perhaps just as important, this ability to monitor the suspects' communications will allow the authorities to identify other militants in the United Kingdom and beyond.
Indeed, in several previous cases related to the United Kingdom, such as the investigations involving the U.S. arrest of Mohammed Junaid Babar and the U.K. arrest of Younis Tsouli, authorities were able to use communications from militant suspects to identify and roll up militant cells in other countries. Therefore, we will not be at all surprised to hear at some point in the future that British authorities were able use the communications of the recently arrested suspects to tip off authorities in the United States, Canada, other European countries or elsewhere about the militant activities of people the suspects were in contact with.
Links to Pakistan
Many British lawmakers and media reports have made a huge issue out of the fact that 11 of the alleged plotters entered the United Kingdom on student visas, but even if the suspects were radicals who used student visas as a way to enter the United Kingdom, this is by no means a new tactic as some are reporting. STRATFOR has long discussed the use of student visas, bogus political asylum claims and other forms of immigration fraud that have commonly been used by militants. In fact, there have been numerous prior examples of jihadist operatives using student visas, such as the following:
* While Sept. 11 hijackers Mohamed Atta and Marwan al-Shehhi initially entered the United States on tourist visas, they were approved for M-1 student visas shortly before carrying out their attacks.
* Youssef Samir Megahed, who was arrested in possession of an improvised explosive device (IED) in August 2007 and later sentenced to a 15-year prison sentence, was a Kuwaiti engineering student who entered the United States on a student visa.
* Mohammed Aatique, a convicted member of the "Virginia Jihad Network" who was sentenced to 10 years in prison for conspiracy and weapons violations, also entered the United States from Pakistan as an engineering student.
In some ways, connections between the alleged plotters and militant groups in Pakistan such as al Qaeda or the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) would be more analytically significant than if they turn out to be grassroots operatives. The operational security, skills and terrorist tradecraft exhibited by the plotters are about what one would expect to see in a grassroots militant organization. This level of sophistication is, however, far less than one would expect from a transnational organization. Therefore, if this was an al Qaeda operation, it shows how far the group has fallen in the past eight years. If it was the TTP, it means that our previous estimate of their operational ability outside of Pakistan was fairly accurate.
Lack of Evidence
While the plot as described by the British authorities would not have been a significant, strategic threat to the United Kingdom, it could have been quite deadly and could very well have surpassed the July 7, 2005, attacks in terms of final body count. Because of this potential destruction, it is quite possible that the British government decided to err on the side of disruption rather than on the side of prosecution. This is something we have seen in the investigation of several other plots in recent years in the United Kingdom and elsewhere, perhaps most notably in the August 2006 Heathrow plot, in which a cell of operatives was preparing to bomb a series of trans-Atlantic airline flights using liquid explosives.
It is much more difficult to obtain a conviction for a conspiracy to commit an act of terrorism than it is to obtain a conviction for an attack that was successfully conducted. Once the attack is executed, there is no longer much room to wrangle in court over things such as intent or capability. Governments also frequently know things via intelligence they cannot prove to the standards required for a conviction in a court of law.
This was seen in the Heathrow case, where only three of the eight suspects were convicted of the main charges during that trial, which ended in September 2008. (The other five suspects had pled guilty to lesser charges.) During that case there was reportedly some tension between the U.S. and British authorities over when to wrap up the Heathrow plotters — some of the British apparently wanted to wait a while longer to secure more damning evidence, while the Americans were reportedly more interested in ensuring that the plot was disrupted than they were in obtaining convictions. It is likely the same dynamic was at play during the investigation of the Manchester case.
Although Quick's disclosure did hasten the launch of Operation Pathway by a few hours, it did not significantly alter the timing of the investigation — the British authorities were preparing to execute an array of searches and arrests. From an ethical standpoint (and, not insignificantly in this day and age, a political aspect) it is deemed better by many to disrupt a plot early and risk the terror suspects being acquitted than it is to accidentally allow them to conduct an attack while waiting to gather the evidence required for an ironclad court case. Disruption can have an impact on the success of prosecutions, but in the eyes of a growing number of policymakers, that impact is offset by the lives it saves.
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If you want to experience the authenticity of Patmos in an aristocratic residence without missing out on luxurious qualities like a private pool and the renowned Greek sea views, this villa will truly mesmerize you. Located at walking distance from the main port and very close to the sea, this noble estate is built gracefully on a generous piece of land, enjoying an elevated position as well as a garden, which spreads on several layers, planted with jasmine, fig trees and rosemaries. It features an imposing main building, two independent guesthouses and a spacious pool area with both views to the monastery and the sea. A small pebble cove is just across the property's lower gate.
The estates style is a refined blend of Patmos folklore and the owners distinguished taste; the interiors are artfully decorated with handpicked antiques. Prime raw materials have been used for the entire estate like the handcrafted outside floors made of pebbles and beautiful Pelion stones. The spacious bedrooms are ensuite, all with distinct personalities and a romantic ambiance. You will never feel crowded in this villa, which offers a variety of interior and exterior areas to unwind. The heart of this residence, however, beats in the front shaded patio; it is there you will be enjoying your morning coffee gazing at the idyllic sea setting as well as cherishing your evening cocktail under candle light.
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Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis is scarring or thickening of the lungs without a known cause.
Idiopathic diffuse interstitial pulmonary fibrosis; IPF; Pulmonary fibrosis; Cryptogenic fibrosing alveolitis; CFA; Fibrosing alveolitis; Usual interstitial pneumonitis; UIP
Doctors do not know what causes idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) or why some people get it. Idiopathic means the cause is not known. The condition may be due to the lungs responding to an unknown substance or injury. Genes may play a role in developing IPF. The disease occurs most often in people between 50 and 70 years old.
When you have IPF, your lungs become scarred and stiffened. This makes it hard for you to breathe. In some people, IPF gets worse quickly over months or a few years. In others, IPF worsens over a much longer time.
The health care provider will do a physical exam and ask about your medical history. You will be asked whether you have been exposed to asbestos or other toxins and if you have been a smoker.
The physical exam may find that you have:
Tests that help diagnose idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis include the following:
There is no known cure for IPF.
Treatment is aimed at relieving symptoms:
Making home and lifestyle changes can help manage breathing symptoms. If you or any family members smoke, now is the time to stop.
Some patients with advanced pulmonary fibrosis may need a lung transplant.
Medicines are now being tested to see if they can slow the disease.
You can ease the stress of illness by joining a support group. Sharing with others who have common experiences and problems can help you not feel alone.
These organizations are good resources for information on lung disease:
Some patients may improve or stay stable for a long time with or without treatment. Most people get worse, even with treatment.
When breathing symptoms become more severe, you and your doctor should discuss
Complications of IPF may include:
Call your health care provider right away if you have any of the followinig:
American Thoracic Society (ATS), European Respiratory Society (ERS), Japanese Respiratory Society (JRS), and Latin American Thoracic Association (ALAT). Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis: evidence based guideline for diagnosis and management. Am J Respir Crit Care Med. 2011; 183:788-824.
Raghu G. Interstitial lung disease. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 92.
Selman M, Morrison LD, Noble PW, King TE Jr. Idiopathic interstitial pneumonias. In: Mason RJ, Broaddus VC, Martin TR, et al., eds. Murray and Nadel's Textbook of Respiratory Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2010:chap 57.
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Name Derivations of Wyoming Counties
From the Wyoming Historical Blue Book, pp. 1163-1170
Compiled by Statewide Information Services, Wyoming State Library
ALBANY --- Named by a former resident of Albany, New York, who was a member of the Dakota Legislature. Named before Wyoming became a territory.
BIG HORN --- Named for the Big Horn or Rocky Mountain sheep, which were numerous in that part of the country in the early days.
CAMPBELL --- Named for John A. Campbell, first governor of the territory of Wyoming. Served 1869-1875. Named also for Robert Campbell, who was with Ashley's expedition in this part of the country from 1825 to 1835.
CARBON --- Named for the vast coal beds in the county.
CONVERSE --- Named for A. R. Converse, a Cheyenne banker and stockman.
CROOK --- Named for General George Crook, soldier and Indian fighter.
FREMONT --- Named for General John Charles Fremont, pathfinder and explorer.
GOSHEN --- From the biblical "Land of Goshen", for the rich, fertile lands and plentiful water. Also said to have been named for a French trapper, Gosche.
HOT SPRINGS --- Named for hot springs at Thermopolis in that county.
JOHNSON --- Named for E. P. Johnson, a lawyer of Cheyenne.
LARAMIE --- Named for Jacques La Ramie, French-Canadian trapper, who was killed by the Indians near what was later Fort Laramie.
LINCOLN --- Named in honor of Abraham Lincoln, 16th President of the United States.
NATRONA --- Named for the natron, or soda deposits in the county.
NIOBRARA --- Takes its name from the Niobrara River. Niobrara, from the Omaha Indian language, signifies "flat" or "broad" river.
PARK --- Named for Yellowstone National Park.
PLATTE --- Takes its name from the North Platte River. Platte from the French "plate", meaning "dull" or "shallow", a term singularly applicable to this stream.
SHERIDAN --- Named in honor of General Philip Sheridan of Civil War fame.
SUBLETTE --- Named for William L. Sublette, pioneer fur trader.
SWEETWATER --- Named for Sweetwater River.
TETON --- Named for the Teton Mountains. Indians called them Tee-win-ot, three pinnacles. French trappers applied the name "Les Trois Tetons".
UINTA --- Named for the Uintah Mountains, which in turn were named for the Uintah Indians.
WASHAKIE --- Named for Chief Washakie of the Shoshoni Indian Tribe in Wyoming.
WESTON --- Named for John B. Weston, whose activities and influence brought the railroad into that section of Wyoming.
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Steven Stamkos showed why he's the NHL goal-scoring leader, beating 23 of the NHL's top guns to win the Tim Hortons NHL Elimination Shoot Out and give Team Alfredsson a victory in the 2012 Molson Canadian All-Star Skills Competition.
Stamkos was the only player to score in all three rounds of the competition. He and Team Alfredsson teammates John Tavares and Jason Pominville were the only players to get past the second round.
Team Chara advanced only three players -- Evgeni Malkin, Jarome Iginla and Kimmo Timonen -- past the first round against goaltenders Henrik Lundqvist, Brian Elliott and Jonathan Quick, each of whom allowed one goal on four tries. Team Alfredsson had six shooters -- Stamkos, Tavares, Pominville, Jason Spezza, Daniel Alfredsson and Kris Letang -- score in the first round against goaltenders Carey Price, Tim Thomas and Jimmy Howard.
Lundqvist denied Malkin, Iginla and Timonen in the second around, assuring Team Alfredsson of the victory. The final margin was 21-12.


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I can not get the trainer to work. When I push F1 to activate the trainer I do not hear anything. I do not get a reaction from the trainer at all. Has a new verison of the game come out since the 13th?
If you do have the matching version, are you trying to run it in developer mode? I tried that myself to get some added play benefits, but the trainer would only recognize the non-developer.exe file.
Any thoughts? I don't know what other info I could provide to be helpful.EDIT:I right-clicked the trainer and "Ran as Administrator" and now it works great!
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November 26, 2015
A study by the insurance industry finds that driver deaths in side-impact collisions dropped by more than half in SUV's equipped with head-protecting side air bags.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety estimates that side air bags could save the lives of about two-thousand drivers a year if every vehicle on the road had them. It says side air bags lower the risk of death "across the board," no matter the driver or size of the vehicle.
The government estimates more than nine-thousand people were killed in side crashes in 2004 -- nearly 30-percent of all traffic deaths.
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Now for some really sobering news about Detroit.
Alcoholics Anonymous has committed to bringing its 2020 convention with 65,000 visitors to Detroit, Carla Penzabene, director of sales for the Metro Detroit Convention & Visitors Bureau, said today.
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King Lemuel is another name for King Solomon (Son of King David Israel's second King) found in the bible Book of Proverbs in chapter 31 verses 1 trough 9 (hints kinglemuel31). These verses will tell you who King Lemuel is and what I try to be each day I live.
The words of King Lemuel. An oracle that his mother taught him:
What are you doing, my son? What are you doing, son of my womb?
What are you doing, son of my vows?
Do not give your strength to women,
your ways to those who destroy kings.
It is not for kings, O Lemuel,
it is not for kings to drink wine,
or for rulers to take strong drink,
lest they drink and forget what has been decreed
and pervert the rights of all the afflicted.
Give strong drink to the one who is perishing,
and wine to those in bitter distress;
let them drink and forget their poverty
and remember their misery no more.
Open your mouth for the mute,
for the rights of all who are destitute.
Open your mouth, judge righteously,
defend the rights of the poor and needy.
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My photo teacher started us out taking field notes on every F stop and shutter speed. Since we were shooting B+W negative film with something like 10 stops of dynamic range the usefullness of such notes was limited. I think something else like EI for the roll and development time are more critical.
Once I start shooting more slide film I'll probably take notes that say something like the "metered LV" but more importantly how much I chose to deviate from the reading based on the scene in terms of stops. That would probably help more. Though these days with these zone system 3D matrix meters built into any 35mm camera there is less and less need. Maybe I might record especially long exposures to figure out reciprocity of various films. Of course the problem with buying whichever film happens to be the cheapest is that you always have a different film.
One problem I had was that I learned to shoot color on digital (blah) which made me mad because I'd start losing color saturation around zone IV, which would make me underexpose until I saw the correct colors on the LCD and add a curve to the images in "photoshop". This procedure does not work with color slide film. I had such a bad habit of instinctively pulling the exposure back on every shot that all my slides come out uniformly underexposed.


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The Plan
Released in August 2009, the Imagine Downtown Encore 2.0 plan report details all aspects of the process, vision and recommendations. Use the links below to download a PDF version of the report.
Imagine Downtown Report - Appendix A (Comprehensive List of Transportation Projects)
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Clean-up kids
Clean-up kids
Last Friday morning, I decided to take a different route back to my residence, going from Vandergrift through East Vandergrift to Apollo.
While driving through East Vandergrift, I noticed 10 to 12 teenagers walking along the side of the road wearing red vests. I wondered where they were going and what they were doing.
When I reached the edge of East Vandergrift, to my surprise and delight I noticed bags of trash and vehicle tires piled at various locations along the road.
Those teenagers had spent the morning cleaning the berms along Sheridan Road.
Unfortunately, I do not know the group or project they represented, but I want to thank and commend them for their service to the community.
We need more of those types of activities.
In fact, last year I tried to get a similar project going for Red Onion Hill Road in Oklahoma, which is in dire need of attention.
But I was met with roadblocks and brush-offs from various government agencies.
Again, thanks to the unknown youth group for the work it did and the positive impact it made in the community.
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If you liked this, check these out!
Rated 1 / 5 stars
You need practise.
I assume this is one of your first flashes? Any way there are a few easy things you can do to make this better. A decent background for one. Make it longer I guess. Learn some new things about flash.
Rated 0.5 / 5 stars
go homer
the movie wasnt funny ur only lucky u had homer as the voice u ball-sucker
Rated 0 / 5 stars
guess what...
ive seen shitty movies in my years as a newgrounds member but this is in the biggest piece of shit i have ever seen pile.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
it was aiight
waz up lil man. i donno why nobody aint review ya movie. It was dope; the rabbit acted crazy(like its name), but no action. Next time, make more action between pacman and crazy bunny.
Hope others review your shit like I did.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Pac Man is awesome! I made a whole site about him. www.speedypac.8m.com/main2.htm l check it out! Oh my gosh, it was so great when i saw pacman go across the screen. Keep up the good work, CYA,


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Alarm Philosophy
A properly implemented alarm system can reduce operator work load, improve situational awareness and aid the operator in preventing minor deviations from becoming major incidents. A poorly implemented system adds to workload, increases frustration, stress, and confusion, and can ultimately impact safety, reliability, production, and profitability.
Does the following seem familiar?
During plant upsets are the alarms coming in so fast that your console operator has someone stand next to them and press the silence button
Your console operators pick their own alarms settings
Alarms are configured, but no one knows why they were set at that particular value
Your console operators only look at the screen when the alarm goes off
You have pages of disabled or standing alarms
Your site does not have a clearly written, well understood, and fully implemented alarm management philosophy
An alarm philosophy is essential in the development of a good alarm system and can be used on a new system, modifications to existing systems or as a basis of an alarm rationalization project.
Service Description
We will develop a comprehensive Alarm Philosophy customized for use at you site. This Alarm Management Philosophy document will be tailored for use at the site to set policy around future implementation, use, and maintenance of the alarm system. The alarm philosophy will cover:
- Industry standards and best practices including EEMUA 191 and ISA S88
- What is in an Alarm Philosophy?
- Alarm Objective Analysis
- Alarm Rationalization
- Alarm Lifecycle Management
- Alarm Rates
- Alarm Distribution
- Nuisance Alarms
- Smart Alarming
- Alarm Priorities and Annunciation
- Alarm Statistic Gathering and Analysis
This service begins with a three day site visit to interview stakeholders in the alarm system. UCDS will then generate a draft Philosophy document for Client review.
UCDS will then put on a two day workshop at your site to educate key personnel on the content and proper implementation of the Philosophy.
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June 16, 2008
My life is sorta complete. A lot.
EDIT: I believe these are from Nylon, but I won't say that for sure. I found them on 2 sites but the more reputable one credited them from Nylon, so I'm guessing that's it.
Editor's Letter: The Great Unknown
Editor's Letter: Both Sides Now
I also wrote a really elaborate guide to my favorite Taylor Swift songs for The Believer (full scans).


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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: Lovely marchalls, not such nice weather!Date of review: March 5, 2012
In short: Excellent race.. With hills!In full: Well organised, also would have preferred less running adjacent to A24 and would have liked to have has my I-pod as there was only 200m on a road so not sure of the reasons for banning them-a first in a race for me!Tough enough and a lovely sunny day. Nice T-shirt, beer and chocolate at the end.Date of review: October 9, 2011
In full: Poor organisation compared to other races.. where were the advertised toilets and showers at the end? I was boiling at the end and given that the organisers were saying over the PA the runners had been collapsing thought the refusal of more than 1 bottle of water was criminal! No food at end and snack van had no change!Date of review: July 27, 2010
In short: Brilliant day out at the coast!In full: Excellent race with slick organisation and nice T-shirt and goody bag. Sunny weather made the race all the more enjoyable..not sure what it'd be like in a rain storm!!Date of review: September 16, 2007
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Astronomy: The Full Moon
at Fort Greene Park Visitor Center (in Fort Greene Park), Brooklyn
7:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
The Moon will be directly opposite the Earth from the Sun and will be fully illuminated as seen from Earth.
Category: Astronomy
Sunday, December 7, 2014
Art in the Garden: The Evolution of an Artist
at Queens Botanical Garden, Queens
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Art in the Garden: The Evolution of an Artist Tuesday, September 30 through Sunday, January 17, in the Visitor & Administration Building Gallery Fee: Free with…
Category: Art
2014 Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition at Socrates Sculpture Park
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
The annual Emerging Artist Fellowship Exhibition is a cornerstone of the park's visual arts program and is widely acclaimed for the ambition, breadth & innovation of the works on view.
Category: Art, Waterfront
Discovery Walks for Families: Harlem Meer
at Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
Bring your family for a guided Discovery Walk around the Harlem Meer and take part in hands-on exploration led by Central Park Conservancy educators and Discovery Guides.
Category: Education, Nature, Kids, Tours
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at Central Park, Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Spend quality time with your family helping keep Central Park green.
Category: Volunteer
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at Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
Experience the coming of fall in Central Park when it becomes a precious bird habitat and migration hot spot!
Category: Birding, Nature, Kids
Holiday Train Show
at New York Botanical Garden, Bronx
10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Step into a city in miniature featuring more than 150 iconic buildings recreated with bark, leaves, and other natural materials.
Category: Kids, Winter Holidays
Family Art Project: Season's Greetings
at Wave Hill, Bronx
10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
See the inspiring signs of fall shifting to winter at Wave Hill. Draw your own cold-weather tales in a variety of surprise, pop-up holiday cards that come alive with seasonal scenes.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Nature, Kids
Hatha Yoga
at Perkins Visitors Center (in Wave Hill), Bronx
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
Reduce stress and increase your energy by focusing on your posture, breath and mind/body/spirit. Classes are led by Yoga for Bliss Director Neem Dewji and other certified instructors,…
Category: Fitness
Columbus Circle Holiday Market
at Columbus Circle (in Central Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Shop for the holidays! Grab some hot chocolate and try an array of cuisine from Turkish to Mexican.
Category: Markets, Winter Holidays
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Data Logging Shield for ArduinoHere is a useful Arduino shield. Many people have been looking for a dedicated and well-designed data logging shield. Adafruit worked hard to engineer an inexpensive but well-rounded design. Not only is it easy to assemble and customize, it also comes with great documentation and libraries.
You can get going quickly - saving data to files on any FAT16 or FAT32 formatted SD card, to be read by any plotting, spreadsheet or analysis program. There is a tutorial on how to use two free software programs to plot your data. The included Real Time Clock timestamps all your data with the current time, so that you know precisely what happened when!
Please note that this item does not come with an Arduino (you'll need one to use with the shield), or an SD card. It does come with the RTC battery, however. The shield now comes with all the components soldered on and tested but does not have headers installed. You'll need some basic soldering skills to put it together, but even if you don't have much experience you can get it done in less than 15 minutes.
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1,500 sq. ft. in a well located strip center. Small dining area.
Well established pizzeria that is very reputable.


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Gainesville Chiropractors
Providing The Finest Holistic Health Care
For more than 30 years, the Chance Chiropractic Center has been serving Gainesville with the finest Chiropractic and Holistic Health Care.
Chiropractic believes that the body has the innate ability to heal itself but sometimes there are blocks to this healing ability. The doctors at the Chance Chiropractic Center are here to help find and correct the blocks that are preventing you from attaining optimum health.
Don't wait for pain!
Some people wait for pain to interfere with their lives before they visit the center. Others want to be as healthy as they can and visit our office even without obvious symptoms. Whether it is for relief of your pain or for reaching and maintaining optimum health, we are here to serve you.
Thank you for visiting our website. Please explore our information- rich site so you can fully understand the practice of Chiropractic, what Chiropractors do and the services offered at our center.
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What is SCD in Datastage ? Types of SCD in Datastage.
SCD's are nothing but Slowly changing dimension.
Scd's are the dimensions that have the data that changes slowly. Rather than
changing in a time period. That is a regular schedule.
The Scd's are performed mainly into three types.
They are
Type-1 SCD
Type-2 SCD
Type-3 SCD
Type -1 SCD: In the type -1 SCD methodology, it will overwrites the older data
( Records ) with the new data ( Records) and therefore it will not maintain the
historical information.
This will used for the correcting the spellings of names, and for small updates of
TYpe -2 SCD: In the Type-2 SCS methodology, it will tracks the complete historical
information by creating the multilple records for the given natural key ( Primary
key) in the dimension tables with a separate surrogate keys or a different
version numbers. We have a unlimited historical data preservation, as a new
record is inserted each time a change is made.
Here we use differet type of options inorder to track the historical data of
customers like
a) Active flag
b) Date functions
c) Version Numbers
d) Surrogate Keys
We use this to track all the historical data of the customer.
According to our input, we use required function to track.
Type-3 SCD: In the Type-2 SCD, it will maintain the partial historical