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Geneva Wine Cellars And Tasting Room LlcRead MoreCreate your own cocktails at home when you purchase some spirits and liquors from Geneva Wine Cellars And Tasting Room Llc. When you are commuting to this store by car, take advantage of the nearby parking options.227 South 3rd StreetGeneva, IL US
Mr. A's Emporium WineRead MoreNeed some wine to go with that cheese? Stop by Mr. A's Emporium Wine in West Chicago and pick up some of your favorite wines. If wine is your drink of choice, you will love the selection of whites and reds at Mr. A's Emporium Wine. Running low on your beverage of choice? Stock up on your favorite liquors and spirits at Mr. A's Emporium Wine. To help ease your trip, Mr. A's Emporium Wine features a close location to available parking. Mr. A's Emporium Wine will keep you in the know about all the latest reds and whites, so start improving your wine game today.1941 Franciscan WayWest Chicago, IL US
Tasting Devine CellarRead MoreWith its massive selection of varietals and styles, Lynfred Winery seems determined to make something for almost any wine drinker. The cellar brims with everything from bold, spicy reds to crisp and refreshing whites, as well as fruit wines made from apples, cherries, rhubarb, and pears. The grapes arrive from vineyards throughout California and Washington state, although the rest of the fruit typically comes from a bit closer to home, including growers throughout Michigan and Wisconsin. Despite this variety, the staff's commitment to approachable, fruit-forward flavors characterizes virtually everything that the winery makes. This dedication to easy drinking seems only natural given the winery's origins in a home basement. In 1975, Fred Koehler, along with his wife Lynn, decided to try to re-create the family wines his father and grandfather had made throughout the 1920s. The batches grew larger with each passing vintage, and, in 1979, Fred and Lynn chose to upgrade their homespun hobby into a commercial venture. Within six years, Lynfred Winery's creations began to appear in the national spotlight as they garnered awards and medals from wine competitions across the country. This attention allowed Fred to swell production even more, eventually expanding to a larger location in 1990. Fred and Lynn's legacy continues to inspire the staff as they operate a facility that creates more than 100,000 gallons of wine each year using as many as 80 varietals. These wines appear on restaurant menus, on retail shelves, and inside fish tanks throughout the Chicagoland area.21 West JeffersonNaperville, IL US
Vin ChicagoRead MoreWhen Bud Schwarzbach took a job managing his father's store in 1958, it was supposed to be a temporary position. More than 50 years on, he's still at it at Vin Chicago. The reason the business has endured so long may be that the Schwarzbachs and their colleagues don't just taste wine, but live it, tasting hundreds of wines each month, and assessing each one's color, aroma, flavor, body, and finish. The result is a family business big enough to buy in volume, but small and passionate enough to carefully select every single wine that comes in. To back up their recommendations and prove they can count past the single digits, the team can tell customers each bottle's score on 100-point scales from Wine Spectator, Wine Advocate, or Vin Chicago's own in-house rating system. Quality may be the most important factor the staff considers when they update their selection at stores in Chicago, Highland Park, Barrington, and Naperville. But that's not to say they ignore affordability. Case in point: each store stocks a selection of sub-$10 wines that have all earned scores above 90.2827 Aurora Ave.Naperville, IL US
Wines for HumanityRead MoreSince his teenage years, Anton Steinhart's altruistic spirit has always pushed him to find new ways of giving back. Anton drew upon previous experience in the wine industry and founded Wines for Humanity in 2007, which has raised more than $1.5 million for families on the brink of homelessness and other charities. As attendees sample six wines culled from award-winning international vineyards, expert advisors discuss how to taste each pour, suggest food and wine pairings, and gently kiss their favorite corks.1323 Bond Street, Suite 179 BNaperville, IL US
Acquaviva Winery -Read MorePicturesque rows of vines and trellises blanket Acquaviva Winery's 40-acre estate. But this idyllic outdoor setting is hardly the only draw. In fact, it may even be overshadowed by the elegant edifice standing nearby. That would be Acquaviva's tasting room, full service restaurant, and marketplace. This structure, whose architecture and decor are the work of artist Andrew Zabela, features the rich color palette and complexity associated with the high Renaissance. Domed ceilings display elaborate, gold-painted plaster filigrees, which, in turn, frame Zabela's hand-painted murals. The elaborateness of the decor actually stands in stark contrast to the simplicity of the wines. "We have a minimal intervention approach to our process," says wine maker Sergio Benavides, "permitting our terroir, grapes, and vines to speak for themselves." He manages every acre of the vineyards, coaxing flavor from 23 different varieties of grapes. His care and tending pay off: virtually every bottle of wine the vineyard produces, from the Bianco Bello to the Frontenac, boasts multiple awards and notes of robust self-esteem.47W614 Route 38Maple Park, IL US


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Cosmic Mini Golf!
Mini Golf in blacklight!? Yippee! Well Lou simply cannot pass up some mini golf while we are on vacation, so when we passed by Cosmic Golf on our way up Clifton Hill, we just HAD to pop in. FYI there is what appears to be a bigger better course just around the corner called Dinosaur Park Mini Golf. Cosmic gives you coupons for $2 off each game over at Dinosaur. We were pooped otherwise we would have played some more.
Equipment: Glow in the dark putters and balls are given to you so you can find your way around in the blacklight. (Be careful the orange and pink balls looks quite similar in thses lighting conditions!)
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Free Sport Broadcast Live (from Pay TV)
Pay to view Broadcasts of all live events For Free. You can see alsomost any sport broadcast at the casino next to the racing section. This inlcudes cricket, boxing, football, etc. Its on the Pay to View broadcast but you can see it free in the Racing Lounge
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A good selection of things to do
There are plenty of options for the sport player and fan. Here is a list of sports that you can do while in Niagara Falls.
Hike the gorge
Bike the Niagara Parkway about 35k
Indoor Rock Climbing (St. Catharines ... Peaks)
Driving Range
Batting Cage
Mountain biking in Short Hills
Boating the Niagara River
Sports Watching
Buffalo Bills Game, Buffalo, NY
Toronto Blue Jays
Toronto Maple Leafs
- Hiking and Walking
Bicycle Touring Niagara Falls
Round-trip self guided bicycle tour between Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-Lake.
With over 150 kilometers (93 miles) of paved bicycle paths and numerous mountain bike trails, Niagara is probably the most popular bicycling destination in Canada.
Best time for bicycling is Spring (everything's in-bloom) and Autumn (leaves are changing colours). Summer can get a little too hot and is always humid.
The most popular section of the bicycle path runs north along the Niagara River from the Victoria Street / Niagara Parkway intersection (5 km/3.1mi north of "the falls") to Niagara-on-the-Lake (at Lake Ontario). 25 kilometers (15 miles) one way. This is a paved bicycle path running parallel with the Niagara River.
Along this route you will travel through the most scenic countryside in Niagara.
The first 8 kilometers (5 miles) is moderate rolling hills. This part of the path is about 50 Meters (165 feet) above the river offering incredible views overlooking the Niagara River Gorge. Sites and points of interest include the Whirlpool, Niagara Glen, Niagara Parks Golf Course, Botanical Gardens, Butterfly Conservatory, Electric Power Generating Stations, Floral Clock, Queenston/Lewiston International Bridge and Queenston Heights Park/Brock's Monument.
Queenston Heights is where you will encounter a nasty little hill dropping about 50 meters (165 ft) down to the village of Queenston which is at river level (as a point of interest, this is where "the falls" was 12,500 years ago. It's been eating its way up-river ever since).
The village of Queenston is a quaint little village and a great place to stop for a break. You will find the Laura Secord Homestead here as well as the Mackenzie Printery.
From Queenston heading north, the terrain is fairly flat for the next 17 kilometers (10.5 miles) where you will enjoy Niagara's Wine Country (Vineyards and Orchards).
You can stop at most of the Estate Wineries along this portion of the bike path for tours, wine tasting or lunch in one of their restaurants (mostly California style cuisine i.e. chicken, salads, fresh fruits etc.). There are also a few roadside fruit stands/markets where you can pick up somebottled water, juice or a light snack.
As you near Niagara-on-the-Lake you will find McFarland House which is one of the oldest tea rooms in Upper Canada. They serve an excellent lunch! And Fort George, a remnant of the War of 1812 between the British and the USA.
This portion of the bike path ends at the old town of Niagara-on-the-Lake. Considered the "prettiest town in Canada" Niagara-on-the-Lake is the home of the Shaw Festival, featuring plays by George Bernard Shaw and his contemporaries in three beautiful theatres designed specifically for this venue. You will also find lavish homes, immaculate gardens, boutique shopping, bistros, countless expensive restaurants, 300+ B&B's and a handful of very pricey Hotels/Spas. Well worth visiting for the day!
Total round trip is about 50 kilometers (31 miles). Allow 5 to 6 hours to really enjoy it.
This is a paved bicycle path with rolling hills. I would recommend you use either a hybrid or road bike with at least 7 speeds.
This path is probably suitable for teens or adults in fair or good physical condition. Too far and too long for young children.
This is a wonderful way to spend a day in Niagara!
Equipment: This is a paved bicycle path with rolling hills. I would recommend you use either a hybrid or road bike with at least 7 speeds.
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Want to fish...Have we got a guy for you
We just got back and we hired Cast Adventures for a half day trip. Couldn't have been happier. Paul is a great guy and a great fisherman.
We went for smallmouth and the 3 of us (1 experienced, 1 intermediate and 1 novice) all caught fish. 22 in the boat! My husband went back out again the next morning and did just as well.
Paul made sure you didn't go without a rod in your hand and really went out of his way with our 9 year old giving him tips and making sure he got the technique down and caught. He ended up with a 5+ pounder!
If you are thinking of fishing in Niagara call Paul. He also offers packages with his B & B.
Equipment: Paul takes care of everything right down to the water bottles!
- Fishing
The right outfit makes the difference:)
Well standing on the deck of one of the Maids of the Mist isn't really a SPORT -- but you DO get quite wet:) The blue slickers, while not the latest style, do the job!
Playing billiards...
If outside is -20c, you must find some "inside" activities to do! Playing pool games is a good idea! Bowling is very popular too.
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Blasts Heard as Police Try to Flush Out Toulouse Suspect
A siege by French police at an apartment complex to flush out a man suspected of killing seven people, including three children and a teacher at a Jewish school, entered a second day with little sign he's still alive.
"He said he wanted to die with his weapons in his hand,' Interior Minister Claude Gueant said in an interview on RTL radio today. "Despite redoubled efforts all night long to re-establish contact with him by voice and radio, there's been no contact, no signs from him. We hope that he's still alive."
Gunshots and blasts with orange flares, which began around midnight, echoed across the Toulouse neighborhood as special forces tried to get the 23-year-old Frenchman of Algerian descent to give himself up. Firefighters with stretchers were seen entering the building at about 10:50 a.m., BFM TV reported.
The man, Mohammed Merah, has admitted to the school killings and the slayings of three soldiers. Police said he claimed to have ties to al-Qaeda and said he spent time on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
The police zeroed in on Merah two days after the shootings at the school that also left a 17-year-old student seriously wounded, in the worst attack on a Jewish target in France since 1982. In separate incidents in Toulouse and nearby Montauban the week before the school killings, Merah allegedly shot and killed three paratroopers of Arab origin, while a fourth paratrooper remains in critical condition.
The investigators' ability to track down the suspect has burnished President Nicolas Sarkozy's role as a leader in a national emergency and may bolster him just a month before the first round of the presidential election. A poll today showed Sarkozy pulling ahead of Socialist Francois Hollande in the first round in the second survey this month to give him a lead.
'National Unity'
"Sarkozy is in command; he has to manage an open crisis," Jerome Sainte-Marie, head of Paris-based CSA's public-opinion unit, said in an interview. "In this role, he is the most credible. He can show authority."
The election campaign, which had halted during the national mourning, resumed today. The first round of voting will be held on April 22, with the two winners of that vote squaring off in a second round on May 6.
Sarkozy, who was at the funeral yesterday of the three paratroopers killed in shootings in Toulouse and Montauban, in southwestern France, said the "killer hasn't been able to crack our national unity."
The crimes the suspect has admitted to would make him the first homegrown terrorist to commit violent acts on French soil.
Merah, born Oct. 10, 1988, in Toulouse to Algerian parents, is one of five children, including three boys. He spent his youth in and out of the legal system before adopting radical Islam and heading to Afghanistan, prosecutors said.
'Palestinian Children'
When police spoke with the suspect yesterday, "he didn't have any specific demands," Gueant said yesterday. "He just talked about his jihadist, mujahedeen convictions, his al-Qaeda ties. He said the attack on the Jewish school was to avenge attacks on Palestinian children."
Merah had planned to kill again, with the goal of targeting a soldier yesterday and two police officers later on, Francois Molins, the Paris state prosecutor overseeing the case, said at a press conference yesterday.
"He made a spontaneous declaration saying he belongs to al-Qaeda and was trained in the Waziristan war zone," Molins said. "He expressed no regrets, except to say he regretted not having killed more people. He boasted about having brought France to her knees."
Merah was sentenced 15 times as a minor for petty crimes, including theft, Molins said. The psychological profile by the police concluded he was "violent as a minor."
'Fed Up'
Merah was jobless after having worked for an auto-repair shop, Gueant said.
Shots were exchanged yesterday morning between Merah and the police at the residential complex, which sits in Toulouse's Cote Pavee neighborhood. Police asked Merah's mother to negotiate with him. She declined, saying she "has little influence over him," said Gueant, who was at the site.
Merah's mother, brother and brother's girlfriend were taken into custody, Molins said.
The suspect's neighbors in the apartment complex, who were evacuated during the raid, said they were "fed up."
"We want to go home," said Farida Boumama, 48, local goverment worker. "We've not been given any information so we're just watching TV like everyone else."
About the suspect, she said, "I'd seen him in the building but never really noticed much about him. He kept to himself."
Acted Alone
Although surveillance videos showed a sole gunman in each of the attacks, "we need to figure out if he was acting alone or with a small group or as part of a bigger movement," Gueant said yesterday. That will help authorities decide whether to lift a "scarlet" terror alert, the country's highest, in Toulouse or to extend it to other parts of the country, he said.
Merah maintains he acted alone, Molins said.
The same gun was used in all the shootings, with the helmeted killer arriving and taking off on a scooter after each soldier attack. That narrowed down investigator's search, French Defense Minister Gerard Longuet said yesterday on RTL radio.
French investigators were able to identify the suspect by following up on an e-mail communication he had with the first soldier who was killed, on March 11 in Toulouse, Longuet said.
The man had answered the soldier's classified ad on "Au Bon Coin" to sell a scooter. It was by matching the address with information about jihadists that investigators "closed in," he said.
Massive Manhunt
The investigation had focused on soldiers to see if there was a "settling of scores," he said. Investigators pored over the files of 20,000 soldiers with that in mind, he said.
The manhunt was "the biggest police operation in France in many years," according to Olivier Candille, a Toulouse-based member of the Alliance police union.
The police went through "seven million telephone data points, 700 Internet addresses, collected 350 pieces of evidence and conducted 200 interviews," Molins said. They went through 576 Internet connections before finding a thread that eventually led to Merah.
About 200 investigators and 2,000 police officers were deployed to secure Toulouse, France's fourth-largest city, with about 450,000 inhabitants.


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|The implementation and evaluation of the decision-oriented educational research (DOER) paradigm in a non-traditional university academic program
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|This study implemented the Decision-Oriented Educational Research (DOER)paradigm developed by William Cooley and William Bickel (1985) and evaluated the effectiveness of this paradigm in a non-traditional university academic program. The main features of the DOERparadigmare: a client-centered orientation; a methodologically eclectic approach; monitoring and tailoring; an emphasis upon computer-based information systems; use of program documentation; and use and dissemination of evaluation results. The study recorded, documented and analyzed all interactions between the primary client and the researcher. This analysis identified and assessed recurring themes in the perceptions and observations of the researcher regarding the implementation and effectiveness of the DOERparadigm. It also provided depictions of the primary client and the researcher's specific interactions. Specific changes in or the development of program policies were recorded and analyzed to determine what impact, if any, DOER had upon policy formulation. The primary client's interview responses were summarized and analyzed to assess his opinions and perceptions on the effectiveness of DOERin aiding his policy decisions. The major findings of this study included: (a) Amethodologically eclectic approach was needed to address the primary client's information request: (b) In order to use a methodologically eclectic approach, the researcher should be well-versed in several research methods and have an adequate knowledge of all the research methods with a staff or available consultants able to utilize the required or desired methodology; (c) Computerized information systems are important for ease of data collection and analyses required when taking a methodologically eclectic approach; (d) The primary client's use of the evaluation results was of a conceptual nature--the evaluation findings influenced the primary client's thinking.
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Moses and Khidr
God conveys a very interesting meeting in the Quran between Moses and Khidr, a man endowed with knowledge of the unseen by God. This passage effectively portrays the limitations of human vision and intellect, as brilliantly shown through Moses' experiences, which we can connect with even today. (Read more: Story of Moses in
Strength Through Character: Why the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is Important to All of Mankind
By Osman Shaheen Many of the problems facing people in today's world can be traced to a lack of adherence to moral values. From murder to embezzlement, the number and size of criminal activities have increased exponentially in the last five decades. One needs only to turn on the local evening news to become aware
Why are millions going to Makkah?
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Are We Really Inspired by Prophet Muhammad?
By Tarek M. T. Ezzat In June 2010, Muslims in the UK produced an excellent series of short videos titled "Inspired by Muhammad" to improve public understanding of Islam and Muslims. This campaign gave an overview of many aspects of the manners, teachings and dealings of Prophet Muhammad which most non-Muslims are not familiar with,
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By Azra Pervez The story of Prophet Joseph, the son of Prophet Jacob, is given with great detail in the Quran in Chapter 12, aptly titled "Joseph." It begins with a dream he relates to his father, "'O my father! I did see eleven stars and the sun and the moon: I saw them prostrate
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Coffee(Cannabis)shops, Amsterdam
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Weed might well be obsolete.
During my recent stay in Amsterdam I learned that the trend nowadays in Holland is for "paddos", Dutch word for "paddestoel" or mushroom.
Hallucinogenic mushrooms are now a must in Amsterdam.
The Dutch newspapers reported already deadly casualties with "magic mushrooms" among tourists.
Owners of coffee shops will be obliged to hire skilled botanists in order to avoid further lethal cases.
Although I have not a Ph.D. in mycology, I feel I could recommend "Funghi Porcini" as a magic mushroom. I had some in Verona (Italy, where this "paddo" is grown) together with tagliatelle and I can tell you that I reached the seventh heaven.
There are now rules in preparation by the authorities of Amsterdam on the sale of paddo's in what they call "smartshops":
"Kopers die voor het eerst in een smartshop komen en paddo's willen aanschaffen, krijgen de drugs pas minimaal drie dagen later. In de tussenliggende periode kunnen ze informatie vergaren over de werking ervan."
Translation : Buyers who are coming for the first time in a smartshop and want to buy hallucinogenic mushrooms will receive the drugs after a minimum delay of 3 days. In between they can get information about the action of these paddo's.
Last year there were 124 incidents in Amsterdam, some deadly, with hallucinogenic mushrooms mostly with young tourists.
Since December 1st, 2008 paddo's (hallucinogenic mushrooms) are prohibited in the Netherlands.
The "smartshops" organisation "De Vereniging Landelijk Overleg Smartshops" (sic) is furious.
Of course Amsterdam is famous for their coffeeshops. I was in Amsterdam over Thanksgiving week 2005 for the cannabis cup. I went to about 18 different coffe shops and every one was different. One of my Favorite was the Grey Area (Oude Lelistraat 2). it is the only coffee shop owned by Americans and while it is quite small the owners are GREAT! As I said I went to many shops, so if you have any questions about which ones had the best stuff please email me.
Whether you fancy a coffee or a smoke – or even both, visit one (or more) of Amsterdams 450 or so euphemistically named 'coffee shops'!! Full of character and fully legalised to sell marijuana / cannabis for personal use.
We were made to feel quite welcome in the few we visited. There is no pressure to try or buy anything – simply ordering just a mug of coffee is quite acceptable!
This list wasnt present anywhere on the site so for all you wondering, here it is.....
1) Greenhouse (Tolstraat): While this coffeeshop's product isnt quite as stong as that found at the Grey Area, their ambience and service more than make up for it. Try the hazes...especially Arjan's Haze (if its in stock)
2) Gray Area: This is the best nug in the dam and for good reason. Run by two very cool Americans the Gray Area has won numerous Cups though it can be a lot more touristy and packed than places like the Greenhouse or Twede Kamer. Also DOPE bong collection
3) Dampkring: My personal favorite coffee shop tough I know it can be a bit crowded and rowdy. Try the Jack Herer and Definitely try the AK-47 and the New York CIty Diesel.
4) De Roklerij: The KALI MYST IS AMAZING. Great atmosphere, great weed, great location (right down from the Liedseplein).
5) Barney's Breakfast Bar: Try going in the afternoon when it isnt packed with stoned tourists. The blonde hashes here are out of this world.
3 top coffee shops that are a must while visiting Amsterdam.
1)The Greenhouse (Very friendly, great weed, place to camp outside & smoke)
2)The Dolphins(Very friendly, cool decore, great weed, upstairs is pure only, but downstairs is a lounge are where you can also smoke cigs)
3)Barney's Lounge(Very friendly, great weed(I suggest the Blue Cheese strain) a tad bit small, but never really over packed/crowded)
Well, I'm not posting about Amsterdam coffee shops because I'm a blunt smoking pothead. I think that being from the United States, the strict drug laws that we have here, and the stigma attached to them, it is great to see a less conservative approach to the subject. No political agendas here, just an average middle of the road American that can appreciate a different culture's view on a subject. The atmosphere in the coffee shops that I visited was great. Not a wild and crazy drunkfest bar, or a disco with blaring drum and bass. Don't get me wrong, those places definately have their places on my social calendar. But if your looking for a relaxed atmosphere, a place to chill out ,strike up a conversation with someone, and listen to some good tunes, many of these coffee shops will suite you fine. One I visited was Rookies, great little place near the Leidseplein. And by the way, you don't have to smoke ganja at the coffee shops until you fall out. Most of them are great places to grab a beer as well! And oh yeah, they serve coffee, hence the name! :) So sit back, relax, and enjoy one of Amsterdam's distinctive experiences!
Here is the list you need to find coffeeshops and bars where you can still smoke in since the smoking ban came in ENJOY
Dolphins - Kerk Straat - Tobacco smoking downsatirs
Rookies - Korte Leidsedwarsstraat - Tobacco smoking room to the right
Dampkring II aka Pink Floyd - Haarlemmerstraat - Tobacco upstairs
Rock-It - Mieuwmarkt
Route 99 - Opposite Prix D`ami off Damrak
Relax - Sittard
Balou - Halvemaansteeg - Near rembrandtplein
Sheeba - Warmostraat
Siberie - Singel
+ the coffeeshop directly oppsite Sheeba .(Jungle/Oerwoud)
De Kroon - Off Damrak opposite De Kuil 420
Route 66 - Warmostraat - Near Sheeba
The Grasshoper - Nieuwezeids Vorrburgwal
Coffeeshop Reefer - Next to Bluebird
The Green Place - Off Nieuwmarkt
Resin - Hekeveld (near Old Style on the map)
Andalucia - tobacco smoking area on the 1st and 2nd floors (ground floor is pure only)
Rastababy - inside (bar area) is pure only - conservatory area is tobacco
Freeworld Coffeeshop - on the Nieuwendijk
Prix D`ami
Bars that sell Alcohol, but allow tobacco or/and weed
Nes Cafe - allows tobacco or joint smoking in entrance room and pure cannabis smoking in rest of bar
Susies Saloon - Next to Ricks cafe cannabis and tobacco allowed
Stones Cafe - Tobacco smoking allowed out the back
Red Light Bar - smoking on 3rd floor, tobacco etc, and tasty extra cold heineken
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Winstons Hotstel/St Christopher's - Tables out the back for smoking tobacco and weed
Hunters Vodka Bar - Pure reefers allowed - no tobacco
Hemp Hotel Bar - Alcohol served, and pure joints allowed too..
pictured is a typical "coffee shop" in amsterdam. these are business that sell marijauna. there are about fifty of these establishments in central amsterdam. drugs per se are illegal in holland but these establishments are condoned by the dutch government. another interesting aspect of dutch culture.
here is an update, in may 2008 the dutch government has banned cigarette smoking in all public buildings in holland. however the "coffee shops" of amsterdam have been given an exception.
There are dozens of them -- coffeeshops where you can purchase and consume marijuana and hashish.
I know it's not everyone's cup of tea, but there are lots of folks (see the channels.nl website forums) who go to A-Dam almost exclusively to sample the cannabis at these shops.
Many shops also sell beer or soft drinks and snacks. Some even have considerable food menus.
You can purchase the weed and hash from a menu that lists the strains and the prices per gram. Basically, for about $10 U.S. or less, you can buy enough weed to knock you on your butt for a day or two.
The "dealers" in the coffeeshops are very knowledgeable and can advise customers on what strains of cannibis give what kinds of highs. Most of the strains were developed by medical marijuana growers.
Just don't buy drugs on the streets. Stick to the coffeeshops. And don't try to take any with you when you leave.
The Dampkring is my favorite coffeeshop. DeKuil is nice too.
I've got to say, if you're interested in visiting Amsterdam for the cofffeeshop scene, read Blueberry_7's pages on VT. Her information about weed, the shops and everything associated with them is excellent. Her pages helped me prepare for and enjoy my first trip there.
Smoke one for me.
Amsterdam has a very relaxed approach to many things very, very illegal in my home town. Shops selling coffee etc with either a Jamaican flag or plants in the window generally have menus of drugs for sale. The picture for this tip was a shop that seemed to sell only these products which I think even stretches the local approach to the topic.
There are some very good places and some total tourist traps. Grey Area and De Kuil were recommended as a couple of the best with Bulldog Cafe and Grasshoppers at the other end of the scale.
Be wary of people offering you stuff in the street!! Who knows what they are really selling you (unless you are an expert?). The coffee shops seem to have a reliable product (so I am led to believe.....) so you are generally safe selecting from the stuff on offer.
My favorite coffeeshop in Amsterdam. It is on the left side of the main street, coming from Central Station. Three floors, down floor it is coffeeshop, first floor it is beer bar, second floor it is a Spanish Restaurant. I have been on the three stages. Very good restaurant. The owner comes from my hometown Valencia!! Miracles of life
The Global Chillage!
Great weed, great hash, ambient music and absolutely awesome wallpaintings that you have to see!
You really should check this place out!
Open from 10.00 am till midnight, 7 days a week.
Coffeeshops sell coffee but they also sell green gold. Yes folks, marijuana is for sale in the coffeeshops with the green and white sticker in the window. Dutch tolerance is a wonderful thing.
Don't overdo it and become a silly tourist knocking the locals off their bikes.
You can't go to Amsterdam without visiting the world famous coffee shops. Just beware. You might miss a lot of things if you hang out in them too much. I didn't get a lot of pictures taken in Amsterdam because I wasn't exactly in the right state of mind to be handling such high tech equipment.
Smokeys coffee shop is a fair walk from the red light district, but its definitely worth making the effort to get there! Pool tables, a fussball table in good condition, excellent latte's, and very good weed... throw in friendly and helpful staff, recipe for success!
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|Cactaceae (kak-TAY-see-ee) (Info)
|Espostoa (es-POS-toh-uh) (Info)
|lanata (la-NA-tuh) (Info)
|Espostoa lanata var. lanata
|Cephalocereus lanatus
|Pilocereus lanatus
|Cleistocactus lanatus
|Espostoa laticornua
Cactus and Succulents
Drought-tolerant; suitable for xeriscaping
36-48 in. (90-120 cm)
4-6 ft. (1.2-1.8 m)
6-8 ft. (1.8-2.4 m)
18-24 in. (45-60 cm)
24-36 in. (60-90 cm)
36-48 in. (90-120 cm)
USDA Zone 9b: to -3.8 �C (25 �F)
USDA Zone 10a: to -1.1 �C (30 �F)
USDA Zone 10b: to 1.7 �C (35 �F)
USDA Zone 11: above 4.5 �C (40 �F)
Full Sun
Plant has spines or sharp edges; use extreme caution when handling
Late Spring/Early Summer
6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic)
6.6 to 7.5 (neutral)
7.6 to 7.8 (mildly alkaline)
From woody stem cuttings
From softwood cuttings
Allow cut surface to callous over before planting
From seed; direct sow after last frost
Allow unblemished fruit to ripen; clean and dry seeds
Unblemished fruit must be significantly overripe before harvesting seed; clean and dry seeds
Properly cleaned, seed can be successfully stored
This plant has been said to grow in the following regions:
Green Valley, Arizona
Phoenix, Arizona
Scottsdale, Arizona
Tucson, Arizona
Hayward, California
Pacific Palisades, California
Thousand Oaks, California
Suwanee, Georgiashow all
On Sep 14, 2006, go2glenn from Suwanee, GA (Zone 7a) wrote:
I rescued this cactus from the dying and/or dead shelf at Home Depot. It has been planted in the ground at my home just north of Atlanta, Ga (zone 7a) for two years. The plant is growing well in a protected corner against a block wall. It gets 6 hours of GA sun each day and little water. I am sure the wall and the gravel I used as mulch has provided a "micro-climate" which has enabled this plant to survive the winter. It has grown about one inch per year but has not bloomed as of yet. One final note. DO NOT TOUCH!!! YIKES!
On Jun 3, 2004, Xenomorf from Valley of the Sun, AZ (Zone 9b) wrote:
This plant has nocturnal flowers, 2 inches in diameter, white to purple in late spring, early summer
On Mar 9, 2004, palmbob from Acton, CA (Zone 8b) wrote:
Another 'hairy' columnar cactus that is completely covered as a younster, but as ages, you get to see patches of the cactus underneath- somewhat blue-green. Very ornamental species.


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The ball of string came flying through the air toward me. I caught it awkwardly, stated my name, said something about myself and then held on to my section of twine while tossing it to someone else across the room. Thirty-five men, many strangers to each other, sat around the circle at this weekend retreat in the woods. The recipient of my toss announced his name and gripped the string before throwing it back across the circle. Gradually a web of twine formed to connect all thirty-five men. It was a beautifully intricate pattern of geometric shapes that graphically exhibited the interconnectedness of the men who came together for this gathering.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently revised its decades-old policy on a lifetime prohibition of gay men donating blood. This ban, rooted in the early days of the HIV epidemic when transmission was poorly understood and (full-blown crazy) levels of stigma and discrimination abounded, has long needed to change. For me, the revised guidelines represent minimal progress because they exclude any gay man who has had sex with another man in the last year.
On World AIDS Day, it is gratifying to see increased attention paid to stigma, which has a devastating impact on prevention, testing and treatment. Creative and thoughtful campaigns utilizing social media and other venues are beginning to make a difference. Some anti-stigma programs are even being mandated as part of international aid. While many programs don't yet effectively address institutional, governmental and religious power structures that perpetuate stigma, they are impacting education and skills to build empathy, each of which is extremely important.
I first heard the news that Malaysian Airlines flight 17 had been shot out of the sky at a stopover in Sydney, en route to the International AIDS Conference in Melbourne. I stared at the television in disbelief as the initial (and incorrect) coverage reported that as many as 100 conference delegates had been onboard. I felt numb even as the number of attendees on board dropped over the next few days to fifty and then, finally, to six, among them one of the world's leading HIV researchers from the Netherlands and an official of the World Health Organization.
I recently passed a major milestone: a big, round-numbered birthday that, frankly, I never expected to reach. It was odd to arrive at this point in my life because, having lived with HIV for over thirty years, I had good reason to suspect that I would not celebrate this passage, or for that matter, birthdays that occurred decades earlier.
As the old year rolls over, it's natural to review how well our lives have functioned during the past 12 months. Many of us take the opportunity to make resolutions about changing our behavior. These often concern diet, getting to the gym, or cutting back on other things that might not contribute to our health. This well-intentioned exercise often collapses, falling away within weeks (or even days) as our resolve and the routines of daily living once again intrude into our hope that this year will be different.
I have lived with HIV for so many years that the whole issue of disclosure seems moot. Every important person in my life knows my status, as do my colleagues, clients, and for that matter, anyone who comes across my postings on TheBody.com and The BodyPRO.com. I am well aware of the complexities of disclosure and work with others to address their concerns, but it has been a long time since I experienced the issue.
It began simply enough. My doctor's office called to say that he wanted to speak with me directly about follow-up lab results. When pressed, the staff said he would not discuss anything over the phone. We scheduled an office visit for the next available appointment, several days away. Over the years I have received the same summons many times. They begin with a call stating that the doctor needs to see me in person. Memories of those calls came flooding back, along with an uncomfortable heavy sensation in my stomach. Some of those calls have been devastating (cancer), others were non-events. I hung up the phone, closed my eyes and tried to center myself, with little success.
She arrived on the stage covered in colorful braids amid stylized African dancers. Drums played exotic rhythms as she unveiled herself before 800,000 people -- the largest in the history of Central Park. Dressed in a glittering orange suit with billowing fabric, Diana Ross welcomed the cheering masses as an ominous summer storm darkened the sky. She created a magic spell with song and, at one point, implored the audience to "make a wish and let it go." As dusk fell the winds picked up and sweeping veils of rain moved in over the park. Television cameras captured her soaked hair and face. Oblivious to the torrential downpour, she became one with the crowd.
It began rather insignificantly but quickly escalated. The group which I had facilitated for several years consisted of ten to twelve gay men of all ages, most of whom were HIV negative. That night I mentioned a new service for people living with HIV and one man asked, "Why do the positive guys get everything? What about us negative guys?" Another group member spoke up about poz friends who were eligible for all kinds of support. He was indignant that he had been laid off, was struggling and, unlike "them," lacked access to community services such as food banks and housing assistance. Someone else expressed annoyance, and a fourth growled his protest. A strong and divisive vein of anger within the gay community had been exposed.


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The town of Brookfield's proposed $4.8 million budget for 2013 will be the subject of a public hearing set for 7 p.m. Tuesday in Town Hall.
At that meeting, the public will vote on the tax levy of $3.6 million, unchanged since 2009, and a tax rate of 3.56 per $1,000 of assessed value, slightly below this year's 3.57. An owner of a home assessed at $250,000 would receive a town tax bill of $890.
The town also proposes a 2 percent salary increase for its 25 nonunion employees. Union contracts for 18 police officers and 40 firefighters, whose contracts expire at year's end, are currently being negotiated.
Flat taxes
City Administrator Rick Czopp said the changes won't affect the bottom line, noting the virtual flat tax levy and tax rate as in previous years.
"We can keep taxes flat because we are debt-free," Czopp said. "We will still do the things necessary to keep our core services intact."
He said that means replacement and maintenance of police and firefighting vehicles and the addition of a snowplow truck.
Also in 2013, the town will repave Watertown Plank Road from Barker to Springdale under a planned a planned maintenance schedule.
Fire services
The 2013 budget includes changing the assistant fire chief's job from part- to full-time status at an additional cost of $40,000, including benefits.
Supervisors unanimously approved the change on Oct. 2.
Fire Chief Andrew Smerz pointed to three advantages to the change.
"We can have command coverage at all of our incidents," Smerz said. "Even though we have part-time firefighters, we are a 24-hour, seven-day-a-week operation. We can have coverage into the night shift, which begins at 6 p.m. Also, this will help us with our fire inspection duties."
Czopp said the change in the Fire Department structure is not related to the town's efforts to establish a tax-incremental financing district and the potential of attracting a Von Maur department store as the anchor for a revitalized commercial district.
Though the city of Brookfield has commented that the town needs to add more safety personnel, Czopp said "we are not planning to add any more police or firefighters."
WHAT: Public hearing on town budget
WHEN: 7 p.m. Nov. 27
WHERE: Town Hall, 645 N. Janacek Road
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Flying over this Colorado ranch gave us a unique view of the whole farm, we could see just how vast it really was.
Down on the ground, Yul got up close and personal with some of the cattle. Weighing in at 1300 pounds a piece, Yul was careful not to be in the way at feeding time when the corn truck came round.


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Asian Too: 2221 Town Center Ave. Asian Too blends a comfortable, contemporary atmosphere with the fun and excitement of an open kitchen and a friendly staff that strives to give the best service to diners. Asian Too serves sushi, pot stickers, classic Chinese dishes and various rice bowls. The hours are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Call 321-637-9665 or visit asiantoo.com.
Five Guys Burgers and Fries: 2230 Town Center Ave. The burgers are made with fresh ground beef and the fries are freshly cut potatoes cooked in peanut oil. A "little" cheeseburger is just one patty; two make up a regular-size burger. The burgers are juicy, filling and overall pretty good. The hours are 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Call 321-633-0033 or visit fiveguys.com.
The Melting Pot: 2230 Town Center Ave. The restaurant features a relaxed atmosphere, private tables, attentive service, fine wines and signature fondue dinners. Try the lobster tails, filet mignon, shrimp, scallops, chicken and more. The hours are 3:30 to 10 p.m. Monday 3:30 p.m. to midnight Tuesday 3:30 to 10 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday 3:30 p.m. to midnight Friday, 1 p.m. to midnight Saturday, and 1 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Call 321-433-3040 or visit meltingpot.com.
Moe's Southwest Grill: 2230 Town Center Ave. Moe's offers burritos, tacos, quesadillas, nachos, salads and fajitas all made fresh right in front of you. All meals include free chips and salsa. The hours are 11 a.m to 9 p.m Monday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday through Saturday and 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. Call 321-433-3540 or visit moessouthwestgrill.net.
Amici's Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria: 7720 N. Wickham Road. All the sauces are homemade, and the food is authentic Italian. The specialty of the house is the Osso Buco, but the Chicken Amici also is very popular. The hours are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 4 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Call 321-255-5377.
Carrabba's Italian Grill: 7620 N. Wickham Road. Located in the heart of Suntree, the restaurant features an open-air kitchen, full-service bar and lounge area, as well as carry-out service. The hours are noon to 10 p.m. Sunday, 4 to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 4 to 11 p.m. Friday, and 3 to 11 p.m. Saturday. Call 321-253-0991 or visit carrabbas.com.
Cedar's Cafe: 4100 N. Wickham Road, in the Post Commons shopping plaza. They serve Mediterranean, Lebanese, vegan and vegetarian cuisine in a cozy atmosphere. The hours are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. for lunch and 5 to 8 p.m. for dinner Tuesday and Wednesday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. for lunch and 5 to 9 p.m. for dinner Thursday and Friday Noon to 3 p.m. for lunch and 5 to 9 p.m. for dinner Saturday. Call 321-751-0000 or visit cedarscafe.com.
Charlie and Jake's Brewery and Grille: 6300 N. Wickham Road. The distinctive beers of Charlie and Jake's are brewed on-site, but the real specialty of the house is the barbecue. The smoked prime rib is extremely popular, along with baby back ribs and Charlie's signature angus burgers. The hours are 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 9 p.m. Sunday. Call 321-752-7675 or visit charlieandjakesbrewery.com.
Nature's Table: 7640 N. Wickham Road. Nature's Table offers tasty soups, salads and sandwiches. With loads of fresh fruits and vegetables on the menu, it's easy to leave feeling like you've had a healthy meal. The hours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Call 321-254-7075 or visit naturestable.com.
Bagel Box Deli and Creamery: 5410 Murrell Road. In addition to two dozen types of bagels, the shop offers deli sandwiches, fresh salads, 16 flavors of Hersey's ice cream, and more. One popular item is the $4.69 special, which is a bagel with egg, cheese and bacon or sausage with a coffee. The hours are 6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday. Call 321-305-6917 or visit mybagelbox.com.
Uno Chicago Grill: 8260 Wickham Road. Legend has it that Ike Sewell orignated the Chicago deep-dish pizza in 1943 in the original Uno's. If you haven't had a deep dish pizza, don't expect that thin crust experience. It's closer to a meat and veggie pot pie. The hours are 11 a.m. to midnight Sunday through Thursday, and 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Call 321-255-1400 or visit unos.com.
Beachside Bagel World and Deli: 1301 South Patrick Drive. The most popular breakfast item is the "eggel bagel," which comes with egg, cheese and your choice of ham, bacon or sausage. Beachside Bagel World and Deli also serves sandwiches, soups, salads and smoothies. The hours are 6:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 6:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday. Call 321-773-5422.
Bizzarro Famous NY Pasta and Pizza: 218 State Road A1A. With 24-inch pizzas, Bizzarro offers the largest slice on the beach, which customers describe as "awesome." The signature dish is a neapolitan-style, tomato-basil pizza, but the menu is also full of Italian standards. The hours are 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 9 p.m. Sunday. Call 321-777-7793.
Blue Lemon Cafe: 1301 South Patrick Drive. This small, family-friendly cafe serves food with a French flair. The owners pride themselves on serving everything super fresh, especially the fruit. Blue Lemon Cafe is known for its variety of sweet and savory crepes. Breakfast and lunch are from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday and 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Friday through Sunday. Call 321-777-3737.
Bonacker's: 490 E. Eau Gallie Blvd. The restaurant and bar serves lobster bisque, Manhattan-style clam chowder and other seafood favorites. The hours are 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and noon to 9:30 p.m. Sunday. Call 321-622-4232 or visit bonackerseafood.com.
Cantina Dos Amigos: 1246 State Road A1A. Cantina Dos Amigos is known for its Mexican food and margaritas. A half-dozen "specialty tequilas" are available, along with beer and wine. The food menu ranges from fish dishes, salads, specialties and dinners. The hours are 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday through Wednesday 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Thursday through Saturday. Call 321-777-3093.
Charlie and Jake's Bar-B-Que: 445 E. Eau Gallie Blvd. The environment is friendly, as is the service. The beachside eatery serves classic American barbecue. The hours are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Sunday.
Call 321-777-7675.


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I have some old campy brake levers (1st generation chorus?) which have what seems like an aero routing hole through the body of the brake.
(Here are the levers with the old style non-areo cable style).
I tried to switch to an aero style routing, but when the lever is attached to the bars, there seems to be no cut-out or space to the route cable/housing passed where brake and bar meet. The brake body is pretty flush to the bar.
- side
- other side
Have tried a number of different points to get the cable to not be squished by the brake body.
Has anyone got any ideas or better yet pictures of where the cable/housing needs to be to use the aero routing option in these levers?


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Ip Man (pronounced YEEP-mun in Cantonese) is a legendary Wing Chun kung fu grandmaster. He trained a number of notable martial artists, including his most famous student, Bruce Lee. Now he is the subject of a slick new film by Wong Kar-wai based on his life. The film has the Martin Scorsese stamp of approval, so our expectations are high.
The Grandmaster stars Tony Leung and Ziyi Zhang. Both actors also shared screen time in Hero. Check out some clips below.
HeroHonorable Motions
Fight choreography in The Grandmaster is staged by Yuen Woo-Ping, also known for his work on Kill Bill, The Matrix and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Watch three Woo-Ping fight scenes below and keep an eye out for his moves in The Grandmaster.
Kill Bill: Volume 1Blood In The Suburbs
Kill Bill: Volume 1The Bride vs. O'Ren
The Grandmaster hits theaters in Los Angeles and New York this weekend. Can't wait? Watch Hero now on Blu-ray, DVD or digital.
The Big BossBroken Promise
The Way Of The DragonWon't Leave Alive
The Way Of The DragonChinese Boxing
Game Of DeathChoked Up
[h/t NPR]


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Pirates add top prospects Polanco, Hanson, two others to 40-man roster
Pirates/MLB Videos
The Pirates added four prospects, including two of their top 10 prospects — outfielder Gregory Polanco and shortstop Alen Hanson — to their 40-man roster Wednesday. Pitchers Joely Rodriguez and Casey Sadler were the other minor leaguers added to the roster.
If the prospects were not added to the 40-man roster by midnight Wednesday, they would be eligible to be selected by another team in next month's Rule 5 draft.
Prospects become eligible for the Rule 5 draft after four or five seasons after being signed if they are not on the 40-man roster. The Pirates enter Wednesday with 36 players on their 40-man roster.
Polanco is the Pirates' No. 1 prospect, according to Baseball America. Hanson ranks as the No. 6 prospect. Rodriguez is a left-handed pitcher who went 9-8 with a 2.70 ERA between Low-A West Virginia and High-A Bradenton last season. The right-handed Sadler was 11-7 with a 3.37 ERA between Double-A and Triple-A last season.
One of the biggest names not protected is Stetson Allie, a converted pitcher who has some of the top power in the system and was awarded a $2 million bonus after being selected in the second round in the 2010 draft.
Travis Sawchik is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. Reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com or via Twitter @Sawchik_Trib.
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As usual, here it is the second part of the Cyber Attacks Timeline for the month of May 2012: a month particularly rich of Cyber Events. As you will probably know, the Flame malware has monopolized the attention, deserving the most attention from the Information Security Professional.
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May 2012 Cyber Attacks Timeline (Part I)
Update June 4 2012: May 2012 Cyber Attacks Timeline (Part II)
As usual here it is the timeline of the Main Cyber Attacks occurred in May (at least according to my evaluation criteria).
This first half of the month has seen the arrival of a new hacking collective, "The Unknowns", who has performed an impressive trail of attacks during the first days of May, targeting Space Agencies, Universities, and several other organizations. Although these events appear to be closer to cyber crime actions rather than hactivistim-driven attacks, they have not been the most remarkable ones of these days: as a matter of fact chronicles report of a massive breach at the Hangzhou Dianzi University, targeting approximately 150.000 acccounts.
March 2012 Cyber Attacks Timeline (Part II)
First Part: March 2012 Cyber Attacks Timeline (Part I)
It is time for the second part of the March 2012 Cyber Attacks Timeline, a month that will probably be remembered for the breach occurred to Global Payments, a credit card processor, whose aftermath may potentially affect up to 10 million credit card holders belonging, among the others, to Visa and MasterCard.
Middle East Cyberwar Update (Part VI)
Looks like Israel has approached a "wait and see" strategy, as these last days of cyber war have seen almost exclusively actions against that country without any appreciable response. In a certain sense, most of all at the Israeli site, the cyber conflict seems to have fallen into a rest, even if new actors have entered the scene, as is the case of the Mauritania Hacker Team, who opened with the leak of 2500 Israeli emails and claimed to have hacked the Central Bank of Israel. Despite these events the number and intensity of the attacks is no longer that of the early days.
Middle East Cyber War Timeline (Part 5)
Click here for the Middle East Cyber War Master Index with the Complete Timeline.
This week of Cyber War on the Middle East front, has shown a slight change on the Cyber Conflict trend. For the first time since January, psyops have deserved a primary role, maybe on the wake of the video released by the Anonymous against Israel one week ago. Not only the Jerusalem Post calls the video into question, but also argues that it may have been forged by Iran, identifying a state sponsored impersonation behind the entry of Anonymous in this cyber war.
January 2012 Cyber Attacks Timeline (Part 2)
Click here for part 1.
The second half of January is gone, and it is undoubtely clear that this month has been characterized by hacktivism and will be remembered for the Mega Upload shutdown. Its direct and indirect aftermaths led to an unprecedented wave of cyber attacks in terms of LOIC-Based DDoS (with a brand new self service approach we will need to get used to), defacements and more hacking initiatives against several Governments and the EU Parliament, all perpetrated under the common umbrella of the opposition to SOPA, PIPA and ACTA. These attacks overshadowed another important Cyber Event: the Middle East Cyberwar (which for the sake of clarity deserved a dedicated series of posts, here Part I and Part II) and several other major breaches (above all Dreamhost and New York State Electric & Gas and Rochester Gas & Electric).


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Source: Gerben's Blog On Virtualization
"Veeam released a new version of it's plug-in (Management Pack [StS]) for Operations Manager monitoring products from HP or Microsoft. The plug-in (Management Pack [StS]) is a significant add-on to the monitoring products in order to keep in touch with what happens in your virtual environment within a single monitoring solution.
What's new in version 5:
Veeam released a short video at http://www.veeam.com/go/nworks5/ and offers a free trial for it's new management pack.
When would this be interesting for your organization?
Read more at source.
Hi, I wish if you could help me in my case as I may have a smilier one, We are using HP operations Manager for Applications monitoring, and no we need to use SCOM for MS application monitoring but what I'm looking for is th way to make the SCOM reports and gadgets feeds the HP OM dashboard with more new info. and without effecting the HP views of HP and without also replacing HP OM from the company.. So wish if you can help me in that you can also mail me on email@example.com Thanks
Hi Danni,
I'm sorry I don't know much about the HP solution. Better contact Veeam.
Hi Stefan, just a quick update - Veeam has recently announced that the new version of Veeam Management Pack v6.5 (what used to be known as Nworks, and now is called Veeam Management Pack) will be available soon - go.veeam.com/mp-v-6-5.html
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Hi all,
I put a twin needle onto my Singer 223 and it runs just fine except...the second needle (the one on the right) doesn't pick up the bobbin thread.
I'm thinking just because the twin needle FITS the 223 doesn't mean the 223 can make use of the 2nd needle.
Does anyone know if the 223 can work with a twin needle?
Thanks so much?
Could the needle be in backwards?
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Good Question! Because of your post I went and checked it and it looked good but just to be sure I turned it around and it worked the same.
THEN...I removed some face plates and started monkeying with stuff "under the hood". Tightening, loosening, etc.
I adjusted the height of the needle bar so the needles dropped a little lower towards the bobbin case and voila!
It works beautifully!
Thanks for the suggestion!
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Ruritan club celebrates 25th anniversary of Rudy bear
the Middlebrook Ruritan Club celebrated its 25th anniversary of Rudy Bear, the national ruritan mascot. Joe Panscione of West Virginia, past national president, gave a brief history on how the Rudy bear mascot was founded.
The mascot ideal started in 1988 by National President, Jerry Walker. It was at the 1991 national convention in Louisville, Kentucky, that 1900 Rudy Bears had been raised. The goal for the 2014 convention in Branson, Mo. is 25,000. So far 10,000 bears have been purchased. The bears are distributed to children who are sick and also senior citizens.
At a recent meeting, a bag of bears were presented to Dr. Rob Marsh and to representatives of Middlebrook and Walkers Creek fire departments and first responders.
The meeting was conducted by youth of the area. They were cited for leadership abilities by club Vice President, Lewis Manhart.
Objectives for the next ruritan year will be approved at the Nov. meeting.
Ryan Sensabaugh was nominated to attend the FFA Convention. He was granted $100 toward expenses.
Officers who will serve the club in 2014 are Lewis Manhart, president; Jerry Jarvis, vice president; Erin Tobin, secretary; David Pugh, treasurer; and Wallace Pilson, Mason Kilbourn and Nancy Swisher, directors.


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Best Schools in Hampton
Rocky Creek Elementary School
Public • Grades PK-5
715 students • Unknown student/teacher
Hampton Elementary School
Public • Grades PK-5
402 students • 14 student/teacher
Hampton Middle School
Public • Grades 6-8
793 students • Unknown student/teacher
Which schools are assigned to my home?
About Hampton Schools
Hampton contains 3 primary and secondary schools. One of the highest rated schools is Rocky Creek Elementary School, with a rating of 8. Rocky Creek Elementary School has 715 children. The public schools in Hampton are in Henry County School District. Spalding County School District is nearby and has lesser ratings than Henry County School District. Nearby Clayton County School District scores lower, with a rating of 4.
School Districts Near Hampton
- Spalding County School District
- Henry County School District
- Clayton County School District
- Fayette County School District
- State Charter Schools- Scholars Academy Charter School
Disclaimer: School attendance zone boundaries are supplied by Maponics and are subject to change. Check with the applicable school district prior to making a decision based on these boundaries.


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In 2014–15, undergraduate students received $69 million in grants and scholarships; $63 million came from the University of Richmond.
66% of undergraduates receive grants or scholarships.
1 in 10 Richmond undergraduates receives aid through a merit scholarship.
40% of undergraduates are eligible for need-based aid, and the average financial aid package for these students is $43,000.