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Hotel size
- This hotel has 19 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-9 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
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Travelling with others
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Extra people
- Roll-away beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
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- Breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
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- Outdoor pool
- Pool sun loungers
- Conference space size (feet) - 30
- Conference space size (meters) - 3
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DiningDe LAutre Cote - This restaurant specializes in regional cuisine. Open select days.
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Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
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Self parking costs EUR 5 per day
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 15 per night
Breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 9 for adults and EUR 7 for children (approximately)
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 10 per night
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 5 per day
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In other words, the epitome of cool.
Frosty. Chilly. Cold. Cool. Get it?
Several talented Times-Gazette staff members spent part of Saturday afternoon transforming me into ... well, you had to be there.
And a lot of you were there -- along the Christmas parade route -- as our float came by.
I knew a change was coming when circulation employee Jamie Ovick showed off the sport coat I'd be wearing. The silver speckles and designs she and advertising representative Beth Peissig applied turned the coat into something fit for the Grand Ole Opry stage.
But that was just the beginning. Next came the hair.
We first talked about a hat and/or wig -- imagine, me with lots of hair atop my head again! But eventually Jamie decided to spike my hair and turn it whiteish-gray.
"Don't touch your hair," and, at one point, "Close your eyes," Jamie said as she combed and formed my hair into stiff gray spikes. I followed Jamie's instructions to the letter, imagining the stiff spikes breaking off and leaving me near-hairless. She and Beth considered makeup and graying my eyebrows, but I drew the line there, fearing specks flaking into my contact lenses.
After the finishing touches were applied, with editorial assistant Jaime Welsh grinning her approval, it was off to the newly-finished float and two hours of standing around in the cold before the parade's start.
I knew Jamie and Beth had done well when some teenagers, including some high school guys with hair that parents probably wince at, walked by, pointed at my hair and said, "Cool!" Others passing by on foot commented positively. And city editor John Carney's nephew asked, "Is that the real Jack Frost?"
So our group stood around eating, drinking hot chocolate, and trying to stay warm while watching warm Bedford County Workhouse inmates being served dinner. No, we didn't particularly want to join the crowd inside.
I was well insulated. Thermal underwear. Thermal socks atop athletic socks. Jogging pants and blue jeans. A heavy sweatshirt and hunting jacket with battery-powered warmers underneath a dress shirt and the speckled jacket. Thick gloves and hand warmers. Turns out I wasn't cold at all -- even skipped the gloves -- as temperatures were around 35 degrees.
Finally things began moving, and I got to experience a parade from the inside out. Jamie, Beth, and John rode in the back of the truck pulling us along while I was solo (but carrying on a running conversation) on the float.
The friendliness of the crowds impressed me. "Merry Christmas," so many of you told us. It was much appreciated, and Merry Christmas back to y'all.
We carried a stash of candy for the kids (and a few adults) and free Sunday newspapers to throw out.
About that candy �
At times it looked more like Halloween, with a surprising number of children holding out bags. I heard one yell, "Trick or treat!" Seriously. Wouldn't it be cool if kids along the route dressed up in Christmas costumes?
If kids even looked like they wanted candy, we threw it. I think I actually hit their bags in a few cases.
A few adult women got candy too, just because, well, Jack Frost the Candyman has an eye for the ladies ... and just because the Candyman can.
I also discovered stone-faced people can be tricked into waving if you wave at them first. It became sort of a game with me to see if I could get those people to respond.
And I made sure anyone with video cameras or camera phones -- they were all over the place got a wave.
Hello, also, to the large number of you who greeted me as "Dave" or "David" instead of "Jack." You can only disguise someone to a certain point.
The crowd thinned noticeably past Celebration Drive. Remember this for next year: There's plenty of parking space on Madison Street beyond Bethany Lane.
Near the route's end, I wondered about what kind of reaction I'd get if I walked, disguise and all, into the nearby Pop-A-Top bar. I chose not to try it.
Before the parade, some of us fantasized about a float next year with someone -- me, maybe -- being suspended from wires and appearing to be flying through the air. That just might be doable, and I like the thought � if I could handle being suspended for an hour or longer.
Maybe I'll be there. Or maybe not. I've begun running, and one of my goals for 2009 is to become fast enough to compete in 5K events. I wanted to do the First Choice run Saturday, but I'm not quite ready for 5Ks -- yet. My times on near-daily runs/jogs continue to improve, though.
But if I'd run, I may not have had the interaction with others that I experienced riding a float as a costumed candy-tosser.
Thanks to all of you who made good comments about our float, me, and the Times-Gazette in general as we cruised by. You turned an already-fun event into something special. We enjoyed you as much as we hope you enjoyed us.
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Larry Edward Frazier, 68, Stockbridge, Ga., died Jan. 18, 2009, at his residence.
He was born to Charles Jennings Frazier and Nellie Allen Frazier.
He is survived by his wife of 37 years Doreen Ann O'Brian Frazier, whom he married in 1971 in Atlanta, children Lora Lawson and husband Jerry Lawson, Fontanet, Nelda Frazier and partner Lily Frazier, Greencastle, Larry Frazier Jr. and wife Lisa, Seelyville, John Frazier, Indianapolis, Sherri Whitt and husband Mark, McDonough, Ga., and Loren Frazier and wife Patty Frazier, Stockbridge, Ga., brother Max Frazier and wife Amelia, Indiana, grandchildren Patrick, Brian, Barbara, Jennifer, Ann, Fawn, Jordan, Christie, Jonathan, Jeremy, Anthony, Savannah, Isabella, Matthew and Jordan, two great-grandchildren and 21 nieces and nephews.
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Crossing my fingers someone bashes her on the head with a club and drags her by the hair out of my eyesight.
Considering Tennessee isn't even close to Australia I'm going to assume you stole that kangaroo from the local zoo. So if any zoo is missing a little joey, Walmart should be the first place you should look. Seems logical.
You look like the person who invented sagging back in the 90's and are still trying to hold onto it like it isn't foolish.
I would venture a guess that she will be paying in singles.
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So my husband and I found out a couple of weeks ago that our baby Michael has DS.
I am still trying to understand all of the things I need to look out for during pregnancy, but had a question about the hospital we were planning on delivering at.
It does not have a NICU, and both my OB and the high risk specialist that we went to said it would be fine to deliver there, as long as the fetal echocardiogram came out alright and that I had an ultrasound around 32-34 weeks to check growth as well as for any intestinal blockage.
If all of that is clear, they say it's okay to not have a NICU. I'm just a little nervous with that, because I don't want something to happen that was unexpected. What are your thoughts on this? Am I just being paranoid?
Also, is it more common to deliver early? This is my first child so I have no idea what I'm doing, will I know if I have to deliver early? I'm about 23 weeks so I feel like I need to start preparing at my job in case because I read that sometimes they don't want you to carry to term in case of stillborn?


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Is there a simple way to parse QueryString parameters (e.g. foo=bar&temp=baz) in SQL Server?
What I need in the end is a "table" with the name/value pairs.
| foo | bar |
| temp | baz |
While it would be simple in the above example it becomes harder if the strings start to contain escaped characters (e.g. %3D) and even tougher when UTF-8 is involved.
Any existing solutions? An implementation of URLDecode for SQL Server would be heaven on earth.


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I recently lost much of my data during an iOS7 update on my iPad. I have found that the PDF's that I had created and stored in iBooks are on my iPhone, but I cannot get them to sync onto my iPad. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I had this problem too.
I had to email the PDF to myself and then on my other device, open them into iBooks.
Hope that helps!
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why?Reached targeted Price?
Morgan Stanleys downgrade is typical at this kind of price level - they are looking to buy a large slice of the company at a lower price before the stock split.
I wouldn't worry.Morgan Stanley have downgraded and upgraded BD more times than I can remember. Every time there is a downgrade, the price dips by a few bucks, and then is straight back up again in a week or so.Just use this opportunity to pick up the stock at a discount.


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Ebenezer Mennonite Church will hold a National Day of Prayer program at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 5, in the Crossroads Ministry Center. There will be a color guard, and the pledge of allegiance be be presented by Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and American Heritage Girls. The service will be called to prayer by the playing of a shofar, or ram's horn.
The Grace Albrecht Gallery in the Sauder Visual Arts Center on the campus of Bluffton University will host an exhibit by Gregg Luginbuhl '71, Bluffton University emeritus professor of art, titled "Making My Way."
Luginbuhl has exhibited pottery and ceramic sculpture in more than 200 regional and national exhibitions. He has received numerous awards, and his work is included in five Ohio Museum collections.
The exhibit is a retrospective featuring work by the artist over a period of 50 years.
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David S. Rico Rodriguez, 47, died on Sunday, May 1, 2016, at his residence in Bluffton.
The Today's Disciples SS class of Grace Mennonite Church will hold a fundraising program about the Mennonite Disaster Service Detroit project Sunday, May 15, at 7 p.m. at Grace. This will be an informational program with pictures, video, and stories.
Bluffton Family Recreation announces registration is open for summer junior high boys' basketball leagues, according to Joseph Beagle of BFR.
The leagues have separate divisions for 7th grade and for 8th grade. Seventh graders play Tuesday evenings from May 31 to June 28. Eighth graders play Monday evenings from May 30 to June 27. Exact times will be announced.
Teams will play back-to-back double headers each week. The cost per team is $300. All games are at BFR, 215 Snider Road, Bluffton.
Bluffton Family Recreation announces its summer classes for elementary-age youth, which include:
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Students in Miss Vicki's Music Studio, Ada, sing and drum to the Canoe Song from Around the World and At the Keyboard.
There's American Idol and then there's Bluffton Eighth Grade Idol.
And the final round of the Bluffton contest was Friday with a packed house of middle school students cheering on their friends as four final contestants competed.
Courtney McLaughlin came out on top with her performance of "Set Fire to the Rain," by Adele.
Other finalists were Sean Casemier who performed "See You Tonight," by Scottie Mccreery.
Damien Amsler performed "Come as You Are," by Nirvana.
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Warmer weekends in NYC mean the Skate Circle in Central Park, run by the CPDSA, transforms into a free roller skating rink with fab live DJ music! See map for location. For more info:
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The Central Park Skate Patrol gives group lessons in skating backward, "swizzles," and more, for $25/lesson. Once you've honed your moves, roller-boogie with others on weekends from 2:45-6:45 p.m.!
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text: Formula-E electric racing series to push inductive charging battery tech Autopia 16 January 13 by Cat Dow Getty Images With critics continuing to scrutinise the battery range of electric vehicles, the announcement of an all-electric racing series -- Formula-E -- has raised more than a few eyebrows.But with the announcement of the series by official global body for motorsport, the FIA, comes a significant bonus: regular road-based dynamic induction -- better known as the charge-as-you-drive car battery -- has moved a step closer to your home.To understand how, one must first understand a controversial problem with Formula-E: the championship requires two cars per driver to cover the sixty-minute length of each race. "We considered switching out the battery but we couldn't comply with the FIA safety regulations," Alejandro Agag, CEO of Formula-E Holdings, which is responsible for the execution of the series, explains to Wired.co.uk", so we had to switch cars."The other way was to wait seven or eight years to start the championship but we chose to start now. We know the solution is not perfect, but it might be quite fun to watch and be a base to see the evolution."It's evolution Paul Drayson, former Minister for Science and Innovation in the UK, is excited by. He owns Drayson Racing Technologies, and his company has encouraged electric racing for many years. He has been involved as far back as 2007, being invited to be Scientific Advisor to the FIA's Environmentally Sustainable Commission, which was set up to explore ways in which motorsport could become more "green"."Racing for me has increasingly been about this trend towards green racing and sustainability and trying to get motorsport to be part of the solution towards things like climate change and airborne pollution, rather than being part of the problem," Drayson said.With HaloIPT, he's successfully developed the technology for a static wireless charging system, which was acquired by Qualcomm in 2011 and was demonstrated at Goodwood Festival of Speed last summer as well as the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas earlier this month.It solves the problem that currently faces electric vehicles: they must be charged using a cable. Instead, this technology allows a battery to charge after the car is parked over a wireless charging device. Drayson is confident it can be developed to support cars still in motion: "I'm convinced that it can be evolved to work on a dynamic basis," he says.High-speed challenge Developed by McLaren and Spark Racing Technologies, Formula-E's electric cars will reach speeds of 250kph on urban tracks. The series will comprise ten teams, ten cities and four continents, with the first race set to be held in 2014.The series provides the perfect opportunity to introduce the charging technology because of the controlled environment it offers: high performance cars, a maximum race time and a dedicated track. The developers anticipate a start with cable-based and static wireless charging, but the vision will be to go for a first all-electric, all-dynamically-induced race in two or three years.Though these steps look set to silence critics, Drayson concedes there are challenges with infrastructure, but remains resolute. "This [has the potential to] produce a huge legacy benefit for the cities because after the race has gone, you can use the charging circuit for electric buses or electric taxis or private cars and step-by-step, roll out dynamic charging into cities," he says. "It's a very practical and sensible way of introducing a breakthrough technology."The championship also faces scorn on issues, such as the lack of noise and driver profile. "The people that criticise the sound are true petrolheads," says Agag. "For people that are not already into racing, they don't worry about the noise question."Targeting a fresh, young audience, urban races are impacted less by noise pollution restrictions and the response from cities willing to take part has been positive. "Some cities with really big pollution problems see it as an important tool to promote electric cars and resolve those problems," explains Agag, who owns teams in GP2 and GP3 -- championships that form part of the career hierarchy to the F1 championship.Though only ten cities are required, sixteen have already committed to hosting a race. As for drivers, Agag is confident any drivers wishing to sidestep F1 to try out something new will make considerations for Formula-E at the end of their 2013 F1 season contracts. Already associated with names such as F1 rising stars Roman Grosjean, Vitaly Petrov and Sergio Perez, he's just as confident about investment."Sponsors have regularly voiced concerns about the sustainability in these sports. So a sustainable championship could be a great option for those kind of big companies that have this as a priority," Agag says. Undoubtedly, the spectacle of seeing fast cars racing on city streets will challenge the current perception of electric vehicles. Corporate sponsors and sexy cars with ethical exhausts may increase appeal. Perhaps the innovation around dynamic induction could be a catalyst needed to get city commuters to make the switch to green. Latest on wired.co.uk


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Eric Sprott: Is the West Dishoarding Its Sovereign Treasure?
Submitted by Adam Taggart via Peak Prosperity,
We are well into the financial crisis. Everyone's trying to keep it together, even though it would appear from the reading of the economy things are not going well at all here. And everyone's ignoring things.
But I think, in their hearts, the Central Bankers must know what they're doing is totally irresponsible. And the tell of that irresponsibility – which is the debasing of the currencies – is the fact that real things will go up in value. This should be reflected in the price of gold and silver.
So expresses Eric Sprott, CEO and founder of Sprott Asset Management, and one of the most experienced and vocal advocates for owning precious metals.
The past decade has validated Eric's thesis, as gold has risen considerably against all world fiat currencies. But what vexes him is that in recent years, when currency debasement has accelerated to extreme levels, precious metals prices have been clearly suppressed, particularly versus the U.S. dollar.
As the topic of price manipulation is nothing new, Eric finds his focus increasingly drawn to where the precious metals are going at these bargain prices - who is accumulating and who is dishoarding:
I've done a lot of work on the flow of metals. I come up with a net change of 2,300 tons a year in new buying in gold when the supply of gold hasn't even gone up in the last twelve years. And you keep wondering: Well, where's all this gold coming from?
His findings support the growing meme that there is a massive bullion transfer from West to East. This should particularly concern those in the U.S., EU and Canada as his suspicion is that, increasingly, it's monetary gold that is being sold.
There are several key questions to ask here (not that the data publicly exists to answer them):
- How much of our sovereign monetary bullion reserves have been sold to date?
- How much will be sold in the future? (Are we willing to sell all of it? or is there a limit we refuse to let go of?)
- What will happen to the price of gold & silver when central banks stop selling to another? (Answer: shoot the moon)
- What will be the fate of those economies that dishorded their treasure? (Answer: lamentable)
When I see China buying 95 tons of gold in December and I read that India bought 100 tons in the month of January, when we all collectively know there's only about 200 tons a month available – you have to conclude that G6 Central Banks continue to sell their gold in a very non-transparent fashion.
One of the things we saw in December was that the U.S. Department of Commerce reported that U.S. exports of gold were $4 billion. We exported 2.5 million ounces of gold. And where it comes from, [only] God knows; the country only produces 8.8 million a nd most of that's used internally. So I don't know how you just come up with 2.5 million ounces that you're able to export. So I believe that even though it's described as non-monetary gold, my guess is that it is monetary gold.
There's lots afoot here in central banking to try to keep it organized. And I think one of those things is to keep the price suppressed.
But the non-G6 nations have been huge buyers of gold, and I think the more anybody looks at the system from outside looking in, they realize they have to have gold and silver, notwithstanding the nonsense that goes on in COMEX and the LBMA (London Bullion Market Association).
When I got involved in the gold market, it was assumed that the central banks had something like 36,000 tons of gold. And there was a great study done by Frank Veneroso where he suggests 18,000 those tons didn't even exist anymore.
The [global] central banks are sellers of 400 tons in an overt fashion. Now we see buying of over 500 tons. That, just in itself, is a 900-ton change in a 4000-ton market, if I'm including recyclables here. And yet there's been no increase in supply.
So I have to assume that these central banks are running low, and the question in my mind is, do they just go down to zero and then give up?
Or do they look in the cupboards one day and say look, this is just not going to work because the intensity of buying by people, like China in particular, has just gone absolutely bonkers. And it looks like India, notwithstanding putting a surtax or excise tax on gold, the demand seems to be very firm. And as you mentioned, mint sales have been amazingly strong here.
So I think there's enough element of the world who get it that the pressure's going to continue to be on the price of gold going higher. And yes, there's nothing we can do in terms of what's going on in the COMEX and the LBMA, but we keep seeing more and more people asking for delivery, even in the COMEX. So I think that the day can't be far off. We can't predict when it's going to be, but the natural stage should be that the price of gold is going up, and we're in such a tremendous financial crisis that it hasn't been allowed to manifest itself because they're putting out fires all the time.
For precious metals holders licking their wounds from the carnage of the past several months [23], this podcast offers both new insights and sound reminders of the long-term reasons for owning gold and silver. Those on the sidellines considering entering into the precious metals, perhaps for the first time, should consider reading our guide to Buying Gold & Silver [24] after listening to this podcast.
Click the play button below to listen to Chris' interview with Eric Sprott (34m:40s):
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For four years I have been flitted between the inflation/deflation camps, never settling, but trying to span the chasm with hedges. If I really thought the end of fiat was nigh, I'd load up with debt (at current low rates) and accumulate as many pieces of arable land, manufacturing facilities, needed natural resources, and fixed structures as I could, and as fiat tumbled I'd catch the falling knife and repay all the borrowing in the cheapening fiat. I wouldn't bother with gold, as I could get that, if I wanted it, in trade for the productive assets I would have acquired.
Isn't this exactly what the elite are doing now?
The "end of fiat" does not even have to be nigh in order for your scenario to work rather well for those able to engage in it, either. Too bad it is difficult going on impossible for the average Joe to borrow any significant amount of money at fixed rates nowadays; it's almost as if their banks suspect that those rates are artificially low today, and destined to rise noticeably in the years ahead.
Inflation not deflation.
They want to wipe out U.S. debt, medicare, etc with hyperinflation rather than tough political choices or honest default, but in a slow and organized way. Politicians use hyperinflation as a political tool from time to time, knowing they can go on a temporary gold standard when shit hits the fan. This is one of those times. Deflation does nobody good (except the poor and savers, of which we have few) so it won't happen until it does (likely in the aftermath of a hyperinflation). I can't believe people still believe in deflation. It ain't happening. Just realize who wins (poor) and who loses (rich) in a deflation and you have your answer. If the stock market collapses 50% they'll just print 200bil a month.
There are pockets of deflation (houses) and we should have deflation, but we don't. Maybe that's what is confusing you.
plenty of manufacturing facilities for sale in detroit, on the cheap. there was a time when if you said GM or sears would go bankrupt. people would think you were crazy. there was a time not too long ago, when monetizing the national debt, would have been met with, "they wouldn't do that". we are in the twilight zone now. things may stabilize, but there's lots of rot that needs to be seperated from the salvageable.
Let's suppose Sprott is sprott-on, and the West really does dishoard all its "treasure" to the East. Suppose further the East demands payment for exports in gold or a gold-backed currency. What would the West do? Maybe something really bizarre, like rebuild its own manufacturing base. Surely the Western elite would never want to do something like that, would they? All those terrible employment issues...who needs that aggravation? Also, if one needs resources, there's a whole lot of resources in fiat-loving countries such as Canada and Australia, not to mention the US, and certain feudal monarchies that happen to sit atop oil might like to remain in good graces with those nations sporting powerful militaries.
" (Are we willing to sell all of it?) "
hell yeah, we'll sell 10x all of it!!
'what if all this is not being done out of short sighted stupidity or greed'?
It probably isn't being done entirely out of stupidity and greed. I'm not much of a conspiracy theorist. While I do think that a lot of our markets are manipulated to varying degrees, I don't see it as being a complete control scenario with the evil banksters wringing their hands in glee.
Here is a possible explanation: Keynesian economics works. For awhile. The question is for how long? I guess we're gonna find out.
Here is another possible explanation: TPTB don't much care about gold. I mean if you control it all anyway, why would you give a shit about gold as opposed to oil or technology or anything else?
My personal view is that the simplest explanations are usually the correct ones. Here is my simplistic view: the things that are of value to the east (gold) are being traded for the things that the west values (toys and tech). And by and large most are pretty happy with the trade. The spice flows not so much because of a wicked conspiracy but because those on both side of the transaction want it to flow.
And fuck you bernanke.
Well lets not forget when China backs their currency with GOLD......And countries are buying less and less US Treasurys right. We're buying more of more of US Treasuries. In a sense: Eating our own SHIT. Arrrg
Gold Bitches
All these guys know what they're talking about, including Sprott; it's their business to be well informed for their clientele.
But they are over-looking the manipulative powers the controller groups have over everything; which obviously includes gold/silver.
At this point it's probably better for people to store food and non-perishable items; have a get-a-way plan, know where abandoned cabins are and how to get there; fishing equipment, etc.
maybe they'll figure out a way to pull an MF global on sprott. where's that silver stored?
Dear Mr. Sprott,
Do the following two links help explain where all the gold is comming from, where all the gold is going to, and why?
Hanke on Hyperinflation, Monetary Policy, and Debt
Steve Hanke
Steve Hanke of Johns Hopkins and the Cato Institute talks with EconTalk host
Russ Roberts about hyperinflation and the U.S. fiscal situation. Hanke
argues that despite the seemingly aggressive policies of the Federal Reserve
over the last four years, there is currently little or no risk of serious
inflation in the United States. His argument is that broad measures of the
money supply lag well below their trend level. While high-powered reserves
have indeed expanded dramatically, they have not increased sufficiently to
offset reductions in bank money, in part because of requirements imposed by
Basel III. So, the overall money supply, broadly defined, has fallen. Hanke
does argue that the current fiscal path of the United States poses a serious
threat to economic stability. The conversation closes with a discussion of
hyperinflation in Iran--its causes and what might eventually happen as a result.
>From the transcript::
Russ: So, we're going to talk about Iran in a few minutes, but before we do
that, let's talk about the United States. Which--we are not having
hyperinflation; but we do have a fiscal problem. We do have--we are spending
a relatively large amount, relative to what we take in. We are spending a
trillion more than we take in, a little over a trillion. We've done it for
four years in a row. We did it before that in a significant amount as well.
And people keep buying our bonds. And so it seems okay. But one of the
institutions that's buying those bonds is the Federal Reserve. I've read
that a very large portion of U.S. Treasuries are being purchased by the
Federal Reserve. Can you explain that?
Guest: Since they started the so-called Quantitative Easing. I think roughly
since the Lehman collapse in September of 2008; I think it's about 75% of
the total is being purchased by the Fed.
Russ: So, can you explain to me what that means and what it portends for the
Guest: Well, let's just start with Lehman's collapse in September 2008.
That's a convenient date. Since that point in time, the Federal Reserve's
balance sheet has increased roughly by three and a half times. So that means
they are buying a lot of these bonds. And that's where they go, on the asset
side of the balance sheet. Now that means that high-powered money, or what I
call state money--the amount of money produced by the state--has more or
less tripled. It's exploded. And this has many people concerned; and they
get excited and say we are going to have hyperinflation tomorrow. That's a
hyperinflation nexus. The Fed's buying all these bonds; their balance sheet
is exploding; high powered money is increased very rapidly. And people
conclude that it's going to be like Yugoslavia, or the Weimar Republic, or
something like that. Now, it has meant that state money has increased from
about 6.5% of the total money supply, when you measure the money supply
properly with a broad measure, like M3--so we went from state money being at
about 6.5% at the time Lehman collapsed, until now it's about 15%. So,
you've more than doubled the size of state money. But the problem is: I said
15%; now state money is 15% of the total amount of the money supply--meaning
that state money is peanuts. What really is important is bank money--and
bank money is created by the commercial banking system and shadow banking
system, and that's what really counts. So, in a way we have had the
following scenario develop after Lehman: We've had ultra-loose monetary
policy with regard to state money and the Federal Reserve. But with the
financial regulation, that it was legislated with Dodd-Frank, and also with
what is called the Basel capital requirements, and specifically Basel III,
which is being imposed on banks--to increase the capital-asset ratios of the
banks. These two things--financial regulation and Basel--have in effect
imposed ultra-tight monetary policy on the banking system and bank money.
So, as a result of the two, we've had the total amount of the money supply
actually being very anemic, not growing very much at all. And in fact, if
you look at a trend line since 2009 and look at the endpoint today of the
trend line as you are going left to right, that point is about 7.5% higher
than the actual level of the money supply that we have. So, you could argue
that relative to trend we've got a deficiency of about 7.5% in broad money.
And the reason why is that the dominating feature has been the reregulation
of banks and the tight monetary policy imposed on bank money. Which accounts
for 85% of the total amount of money in the economy. Russ: So, that's
consistent with Scott Sumner's view, who argues that monetary policy has
been very tight, rather than loose. Everyone looks at the so-called
aggressive policy of the Fed. But my question then is: You are saying that
banks have been highly regulated and you can also argue that the economic
system is not very optimistic right now; it's kind of uncertain. But banks
have huge excess reserves. So, you are saying they are constrained. But it
appears they are very unconstrained. ...
...So, here's what we've had since Lehman. Loans to commercial enterprises
have gone down in the United States. Mortgages have gone down in the United
States. Interbank lending has essentially disappeared--which is almost the
lifeblood of the banking system, the interbank....
Russ: So, with the benefit of hindsight, what should he have done? Given
that he's let M3 or M4, these broad measures of liquidity in the economy
shrink? That's had a real impact on the economy; it's slowed the recovery;
it's made it anemic. What could he or should he have done? A lot of people
have faulted him for being way too aggressive. You are saying he wasn't
aggressive enough. How could he have implemented a policy to make up for the
shrinkage in bank money?
Guest: Well, he could have come out against the Dodd-Frank financial
legislation. That would have been maybe a politically dangerous thing to do,
going head to head with Congress. But the other thing he could have done--
Russ: And you mention--
Guest: He could have put a freeze on Basel. Basel has a direct input into
the capital requirements of the banks. But you see that, the reason the
Americans love Basel III is that the European banks that the American banks
are competing with in the international market, they are relatively
undercapitalized compared to the American banks. So, basically, by imposing
Basel III, you are mandating--you have a government banks that says that the
European banks have to shrink faster than the American ones.
Link to interview, MP3 podcast and transcript:
Also mentioned: Prof. William A. Barnett's Divisa M4:
Advances in Monetary and Financial Measurement
Divisia Monetary Data for the United States:
rigorously founded in economic aggregation and index-number theory.
Mentioned in this article:
Malfeasant Central Bankers, Again
By Steve H. Hanke
January 2013
Link: http://www.centerforfinancialstability.org/amfm/Divisia_Jan13.pdf


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In 1964, the 40-year-old Marcel Broodthaers entered the world of art with his first solo exhibition. Until the early 1960s, he was a poet and photographer with ventures in filmmaking, journalism, and dealing books—but he had not yet exhibited visual art. He heralded his arrival on the art scene with an invitation printed in block lettering that declared: "I, too, wondered whether I could not sell something and succeed in life." In this sideways shift, Broodthaers launched his own career with the same wit and skepticism that would characterize his approach to art. Read more
Exploring the Legacy of Marcel Broodthaers with Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster and Rodney Graham
A Strange New (and Old) Typeface: Creating a Custom Font for Degas
Looking at the exhibition Edgar Degas: A Strange New Beauty, one can immediately sense how strikingly modern the artworks feel, even after 120 years. Organized by senior curator Jodi Hauptman and curatorial assistant Heidi Hirschl, the show features the artist's experimental and radical works that have rarely been attached to the widely conceived notion of "Degas" (two words: pink tutus). Read more
Museum Museum: From Marcel Broodthaers to Hito Steyerl
A visitor to MoMA's current Marcel Broodthaers: A Retrospective exhibition must traverse a sea of potted palms to enter the galleries. The palms, along with a series of prints hanging on the surrounding walls, comprise a work entitled L'entrée de l'exposition (The entry to the exhibition). Read more
MoMA Collects: Architecture on Film
We are proud to announce the acquisition of Living Architectures, a suite of films by Ila Bêka and Louise Lemoine. These films imaginatively (and often hilariously) explore the daily life of contemporary architecture as it is inhabited and experienced. This acquisition represents the first inroads for the Department of Architecture and Design into the medium of film. Read more
Freedom to Create, Rethink, and Uncover: Participating in Broodthaers's Process
If you've read some of my other blog posts, you'll know that MoMA has been experimenting with "pop-ups"—drop-in learning and art-making spaces—in closer proximity to the galleries for the past couple of years. These impromptu spaces are something that the Department of Education has long advocated for because offering hands-on activities helps visitors make connections to the art on view. Read more
Do You Know Your MoMA? 4/15/16
How well do you know your MoMA? If you think you can identify the artist and title of these works from MoMA's collection—all currently on view in the Museum—please submit your answers by leaving a comment on this post. We'll provide the answers next month (on Friday, May 13). Read more
Announcing Items: Is Fashion Modern?
At the end of 2017 MoMA will open an exhibition titled Items: Is Fashion Modern? As a way of announcing the preliminary scope and research of this exhibition, and to begin dialogue around some of the works that will become part of a larger exhibition checklist, we will hold a launch event in May 2016. Read more
MoMA Collects: Jeff Scher's Pretty, Dead
In Pretty, Dead, Jeff Scher plays with all the stuff film noir dreams are made of: the hardboiled private eye and the femme fatale; the revolver, the slouched hat, the alley brawl, and the twisted corpse; sweat, paranoia, fatalism, destiny. All this is to be found among the nearly 4,000 collages and paintings in watercolor and gouache that compose the work. Read more
Creating from Erasing: A Workshop Inspired by Marcel Broodthaers
Marcel Broodthaers: A Retrospective bursts at the seams with text in all forms. Given Marcel Broodthaers's interest in language, it's fitting that MoMA's second-floor bookstore is where, every Tuesday for the next four weeks, visitors have the opportunity to explore the artist's work in a workshop led by Elizabeth Zuba, a poet and translator of the artist's work, and Diane Bertolo, an artist and Broodthaers enthusiast. Read more
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"Walk to Tuk" a success, and an inspiration
April 4th, 2015
"Walk to Tuk" is an annual, virtual activity that takes place over a two-month period, during which citizens of the Northwest Territories form teams and start walking, anywhere and at any time—logging the distances travelled on each trek—with the goal of reaching 1,600 kilometres. The top three teams win prizes, such as gift certificates to […]
Talking Trail at the 2015 SARM convention in Saskatoon
April 4th, 2015
What does it take to build Trail? It's an ambitious undertaking that demands the work of many hands; quite often those generously offered by municipalities. Just recently, TCT representatives got the opportunity to discuss Trail building with Saskatchewan's rural municipal leaders at the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) Tradeshow, which took place from March […]
TCT Ad Series Thanks Chapter 150 Donors
April 2nd, 2015
In appreciation of our Campaign donors' "Active Support," the TCT's ongoing series of Globe and Mail ads captures Chapter 150 members in action on the Trail. Our March 2015 ad in The Globe and Mail features Chapter 150 member Ross Beaty on the City of Vancouver Trail, part of the TCT. View the ad […]
An Evening in Alberta
April 2nd, 2015
Photos from our Calgary Chapter 150 reception with Mrs. Laureen Harper and Paul Brandt On October 14, 2014, Gordon and Robyn Ritchie, friends of the Trans Canada Trail, generously hosted a TCT Chapter 150 Campaign reception at their Calgary home. Click on the photo below for the full slide show. Enthusiasm was high as […]
Donor Profile: David Bissett
April 2nd, 2015
The TCT is proud to welcome philanthropist David Bissett as a Chapter 150 member. As an avid cyclist, environmentalist and philanthropist, David Bissett is a welcome addition to the TCT Chapter 150 leadership circle. "I've always been a fan of the Trans Canada Trail and want to help get it connected […]
Inter Pipeline Ltd. Supports the TCT Chapter 150 Campaign
April 1st, 2015
With a generous $1.5 M gift, Inter Pipeline will fund the connection of the TCT's Strathcona County Trail Edmonton, Alberta. Inter Pipeline Ltd.'s President and Chief Executive Officer, Christian P. Bayle The TCT is proud to welcome Inter Pipeline Ltd. as a Chapter 150 member. The Alberta-based multinational's $1.5 million donation will help […]
Day of frosty fun and celebrating Trail in Trenton, Nova Scotia
February 17th, 2015
On a day filled with whimsical wintry activities such as sleigh rides, and a bonfire with marshmallow roast, a brand new stretch of the TCT was inaugurated in Trenton Park, Nova Scotia, as part of the community's annual winter festival, FrostFest. Participants and local dignitaries Trenton mayor Glen MacKinnon and town councillor Fergie MacKay, alongside TCT […]
Big boost for Trail development in Nova Scotia
February 16th, 2015
This summer, construction will begin on a new section of the Trans Canada Trail through the Town of Oxford, which will include a bridge crossing of the River Philip, thanks in part to a more than $40,000 contribution from the Trans Canada Trail. TCT Foundation Board Director David Hoffman attended the official funding announcement on […]
"Walk to Tuk" on the TCT in the Northwest Territories
January 29th, 2015
"Walk to Tuk" is an annual, virtual activity in which the citizens of the Northwest Territories come together with the goal of "walking" 1,600 kilometres from Fort Providence to Tuktoyaktuk along the banks of the Mackenzie River, part of the Trans Canada Trail. But walking along the Mackenzie River in winter is an extreme venture, […]
Remembering Dr. Art Dobson
December 22nd, 2014
The Dobson Trail is a tangible testament to what can be achieved by someone with a vision. Dr. Art Dobson had a vision. An avid hiker, woodsman and New Brunswick resident, Dobson was passionate about the outdoors and pursuing a healthy, active lifestyle. He was convinced that a well laid-out hiking trail—linking Moncton to Fundy […]
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- The Globe and Mail's National Philanthropy Day special (November 15, 2012) featured the Trans Canada Trail on pages 2 and 5. (pdf)
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Written by Daniel Pelfrey on 07/12/01
Even though this is a series of games being released over multiple years time, it is all one story. A story that has captured the minds and hearts of many Sega gamers. A story that hopefully will be able to elevate past the tale of its parent company (Seg


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October 9th, 2012 (2:59 PM).
Oxymoron, not a moron, thanks
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The cake is a lie.
Sorry, had to.
In all seriousness, for the most part, White wasn't much of a challenge to me. I had very few Game Overs (if I lose, I typically reset to give myself that feel) and most of them were against Ghestis. He really was difficult to beat. Nobody else in the game was. Many of the gym leaders were jokes and although I typically kept a consistent team, they really didn't have much of a problem with anyone.
I personally think that it was just as easy as any other Pokemon game, except playing through GSC for the first time. In my original Silver, I had a lot of trouble facing Bugsy's Scyther and Whitney's Miltank, but only because I was a newbie and didn't quite understand type advantages yet (and had started with Chikorita). I am replaying Crystal now. It's easy. Knowing those advantages and everything
is what made Black and White seem too easy
- GameFreak hasn't changed a thing, which sort of punishes those with knowledge. It doesn't press their boundaries and make them discover newness. It was the same game with different Pokemon. That is all it was.
BW was just as easy as all the others because they're all pretty much the same. GameFreak needs to give us something new, to tweak it (even in a minor way) every generation like Final Fantasy or Tales does with each and every game.
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How to Find the Right Program
Kristian's blog entry about tc is a perfect example of what I see as a common problem. How do you find the "right" program for a task.
Every time I load Kubuntu on a system (something I am doing right now) this issue jumps into my mind. Gutsy currently has 23,138 packages available. After I do the basic install and some stuff I know I want, I usually browse through the list. But, that is a huge list.
Each time I do this I find something I had missed in the past or something I needed last week. Searching FreshMeat, Sourceforge, and Googling finds me most of the programs I don't know about (plus, good old man -k for what is installed) but there is clearly stuff that is missed.
Anyone have a solution? Ok, if LJ just did a big review issue and reviewed al 23,000 packages (plus the stuff that isn't in the Kubuntu distribution--let's bump that up to 50,000) that would be great but even if it were possible, I just don't think a 50,000 page issue of LJ is the right answer.
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EMMETSBURG - Dylan Wagener and Jared Ponsor each placed second at their respective weight classes to help Storm Lake finish sixth in the Emmetsburg Invitational on Saturday.
Emmetsburg won the meet with 266 points. Storm Lake scored 85. Eight teams participated.
Wagener lost by decision 9-5 to Emmetsburg's Jacob Naig in the finals at 130 pounds. Wagener pinned Dan Krienert of LeMars in 1 minute, 47 seconds and Mike Zinnel of Humboldt in 3:03 in the first two rounds.
Ponsor lost by decision 7-2 in the finals at 160 to Emmetsburg's Nick Ohrtman. Earlier, Ponsor won by decision 11-2 over Fort Dodge's Josh Mikesell and 3-0 over Matt Gabel of LeMars.
Pete Harder placed fourth at 135 pounds. He lost by decision 5-4 to Battle Creek-Ida Grove's Jake Hasbrouck in the third place match. Harder won by pin in 1:30 over Mitch Fridolfson of Humboldt and lost by pin in 3:23 in the semifinals.
Justin Koeppe placed fourth at 140 pounds. He was defeated by pin in 2:30 in the third-place match. Koeppe won by pin in 1:34 and lost by pin in 1:10 in earlier rounds.
George Romualdo also took fourth at 145 pounds. He was defeated by pin in 3:45 in the third-place match. Romualdo won by pin in 2:26 in the first round and lost by pin in 1:44 in the semifinals.
"The kids who placed for us really did wrestle well and had a good day," Storm Lake coach Ty Seaman said. "Both Dylan and Jared wrestled well to get to the finals and also showed some good things in their losses in the finals to really good kids. Dylan wrestled a four-point match with a state champion from last year and was really close to scoring a couple more times."
"We also had some kids who just weren't mentally ready to wrestle and that was disappointing to see," Seaman added. "We have talked a lot about being ready to wrestle and at times we weren't."
"Overall, I think we still showed some progress and we will work real hard the next two weeks before break to keep getting better each time out on the mat."
Storm Lake wrestles at Spencer on Wednesday night.
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Matt Gustafson and Brian Borchers captured individual titles to help AGH finish fifth in the Sibley-Ocheyedan Tournament on Saturday.
Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn won the meet with 205.5 points. AGH scored 121. Alta was 10th with 81 points.
Gustafson won the 130-pound finals match by pin in 5:05 over West Lyon's Nick Koch. Borchers won his finals match at 275 by pin in 1:19 over Dean Binder of MMC.
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Joey Galvin beat Alta's Corey Diischer 5-3 in overtime to place third at 125. Jon Seaton finished fifth at 103 pounds, as did Eric Conover at 119. Seaton won by pin in 52 seconds and Conover won by pin in 53 seconds.
Zach Regennitter placed sixth at 145, as did Scott Radke at 171.
"The kids competed well and gave a good effort throughout the day," AGH coach Scott Phelps said. "We lost a lot of close matches where we made little mistakes to beat ourselves. A lot of that is because of the inexperience of our kids. These mistakes are correctable mistakes that we will take care of as the season progresses."


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Cauliflower Mash
Try this cauliflower-potato mash as an alternative to standard mashed potatoes. Cauliflower delivers a unique texture and mild flavor that's not only delightful, but lighter on calories than classic mashed potatoes.
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- 1 large Yukon gold potato
- 1 head cauliflower
- 2 c. water
- 2 tsp. olive oil
- 1 clove garlic
- ¼ c. loosely packed fresh parsley leaves
- ½ tsp. grated fresh lemon peel
- Salt and ground black pepper
- Place potato and cauliflower in 4-quart saucepan. Add water; cover and heat to boiling over high heat. Reduce heat to low; simmer, covered, about 20 minutes or until potato and cauliflower are fork-tender, stirring once halfway through cooking. Drain vegetables, reserving 1/4 cup cooking liquid.
- In same saucepan, heat oil and garlic over medium-low heat about 1 minute or until garlic is just golden, stirring. Reduce heat to low; return vegetables to saucepan. With potato masher or slotted spoon, coarsely mash vegetables, adding some reserved cooking liquid if mixture seems dry. Stir in parsley, lemon peel, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and 1/8 teaspoon pepper.
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Fredonia family series offers interactive comedic take on 'Snow White'
November 10, 2015 On Nov. 20, Fredonia's Rockefeller Arts Center will present a unique version of "Snow White" when DuffleBag Theatre returns for a humorous and interactive take on this well-known tale. more »»
North Shore Arts Alliance offering a mini-Art Trail experience
November 10, 2015 The North Shore Arts Alliance has organized Fall Art Day for Saturday, featuring open studios and sales of works by artists who are members of the Chautauqua-Lake Erie Art Trail and the alliance. more »»
Colgate Thirteen, a cappella group, will entertain Sunday
November 9, 2015 JAMESTOWN — On Sunday, the Robert H. Jackson Center will host a free concert featuring the Colgate Thirteen, an a cappella group from Colgate University. The concert will begin at 3 p.m. more »»
A treat for the senses: Local wine and art celebrated Friday
November 9, 2015 RIPLEY — An exhibit of new works by local artists will open Friday at a reception from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Sensory Winery and Art Gallery. more »»
Chautauqua County's arts culture thriving
November 9, 2015 Chautauqua County's arts culture is thriving, thanks to a strong network of artists and entrepreneurs and a groundswell of support from tourists and county residents. more »»
Fredonia Technology Incubator to feature James East's artwork
November 7, 2015 Local artist James East will exhibit, "Recent Works: Landscapes" from Nov. 9 to Dec. 11 at the Fredonia Technology Incubator, located at 214 Central Ave. in Dunkir. more »»
More events from the big city
November 7, 2015 NEW YORK — Last week, I shared with you my trip to the bright lights of Manhattan, where I saw Michael John LaChiusa's most recent success, ''First Daughter Suite. more »»
'Inside Out' -- Animated film to be shown twice at Reg Lenna
November 6, 2015 JAMESTOWN — Reg Lenna Center for The Arts will show Disney/Pixar's animated film, "Inside Out" on Saturday at 2 p.m. as a Sensory Friendly screening and Sunday at 2 p.m. more »»
Hillman Opera to present English translation of 'The Merry Widow'
November 6, 2015 The Hillman Opera will present an English translation of Franz Lehar's classic work "The Merry Widow" from Nov. 13 to 15 at the State University of New York at Fredonia. more »»
American chess legend
November 5, 2015 The next feature film in the Opera House Cinema Series is "Pawn Sacrifice," the new film about American Chess Legend Bobby Fischer's Cold War chess match against the Soviet Unio. more »»
Opera House to present the Bolshoi Ballet's Giselle
November 4, 2015 The 1891 Fredonia Opera House will present one of the world's greatest ballet companies — the Bolshoi Ballet — performing the ballet masterpiece, Giselle on Saturday at 1 p.m. more »»
Exhibition opens in Weeks Gallery
November 4, 2015 JAMESTOWN — In Our Skin, an exhibition featuring works by Stacey Davidson and Jenny Schmid, will be displayed in Weeks Gallery on Jamestown Community College's Jamestown Campus. more »»
Reg Lenna to show 'Chasing Shadows'
November 3, 2015 JAMESTOWN — "Chasing Shadows," the 66th winter sports film by acclaimed director, Warren Miller, makes its Western New York premiere at Reg Lenna Center for The Arts on Wednesday, November 4 at 7 p.m. more »»
Children's Concerts Series continues 10th season featuring the sitar on Saturday
November 3, 2015 The Musical Journeys Program of The State University of New York at Fredonia School of Music continues its 10th season of free concerts designed to appeal to very young children. more »»
Opera House to present Doo Wop Revue
November 2, 2015 The 1891 Fredonia Opera House will present a special Doo Wop Revue featuring the music of the 1950s performed by The Corvettes on Friday, Nov. 6, at 7:30 p.m. more »»
Fredonia theatre department offers take on classic absurdist drama
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Taking a look at Westfield native's Off-Broadway show
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The Reg to celebrate 40 years of 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show'
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'Paradise is there'
October 28, 2015 The next feature film in the Opera House Cinema Series is "Paradise is There," a new documentary about Jamestown native Natalie Merchant and the rerecording of her first solo album, Tigerlily. more »»
Southwestern HS, JCC students to open 'Under the Influence'
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Good shot and view, I'd love to visit NYC again sometime.
Jean, they are delightful-looking animals! Quite alien to Australia, unfortunately. Love it! Heather.
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is someone know what is the hash function that the hashtable use in C#?
what is the size of the table? is it proportional to the data i'll insert (e.g 30% more then my data)? or it's a fixed size?
can i do the hashTable in one type, like string, or it's alwways return and get an object type? i don't want to do casting every time i get a data from the table....
Start by reading the Remarks section of the Hashtable documentation. If you do not find enough details about the implementation you can use .NET Reflector. To have a hashtable with specific key and value types, you should use System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary<TKey, TValue>.


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- Selectboard - 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:00pm at the Town Offices
- Planning Commission - 2nd and 4th Monday of each month at 7:00pm at the Town Offices
- School Board - 1st Monday of each month at 6:00pm at the Prosper Valley School Library
- Library Trustees - 3rd Monday of each month at the Abbott Memorial Library
Special Meetings & Events
- GUVSWD Collection Events
- Green-Up Day is Saturday May 7th. Bags will be available in the Town Office the week before, and full bags can be dropped off at the Town Garage that day ONLY between 8am-1pm.
Bulletin Board
NOTICE: A reminder that it is illegal to burn brush or have any outdoor fires without first being issued a burn permit from the Fire Warden Frank Perron. Permits are only issued by the Fire Warden and only under favorable burning conditions. Please contact Frank at 457-3402 or Deputy Fred Doten at 457-1345 before attempting any outdoor burns. Verbal permission must be given - leaving a message at their residences is not sufficient for a permit!
Dog Licenses: All dogs and wolf-hybrids, 6 months of age and older, must be licensed with the Town Clerk each year on or before April 1st. A current rabies certificate is needed for each animal. The rates for licenses before April 1st are $10 for neutered/spayed dogs, $14 for unaltered dogs. After April 1st the fees increase to $12 for neutered/spayed dogs, $18 for unaltered dogs. The license form may be downloaded here and mailed in to the Town Clerk's office with payment and a copy of the up-to-date rabies certificate. 2016 License Form
Dump Coupons are available for $42.00 per 10-punch card. The price for the permit stickers is $20 for the first vehicle, and $14 for each additional vehicle per household. 2015-16 Permit stickers are available for purchase at the Town Office during regular business hours (MWF 8:30-2:30) and are valid through June 30, 2016.
Upcoming GUVSWD Collection Events click here
Treasurer's Report as of 4/5/2016 and Budget Status Report
Community Announcements:
- Kindergarten Registration: The Prosper Valley School (Pomfret) will be registering new students for kindergarten on May 2nd from 12:30-2:00pm. Please call Sarah Walker at the school at 457-1234 if you have any questions!
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Pomfret in the news:
- Article about Daphne Pike Gratiot - Valley News Monday March 21, 2016