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Since Photoshop and Illustrator became affordable to me as part of the creative cloud thing, I've renewed enthusiasm for mapping. I have a blast with gradient maps and height maps using either Photoshop and GIMP. I also use Vue 10 and SketchUp for 3D rendering and like to mess around with different music composition packages such as Overture, FL Studio, and Guitar Pro.


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By Jim Witters
Photos by Jeff Guciardo
Don Drake has been bringing his racing team to AMA Vintage Motorcycle days since shortly after he opened his Decatur, Ind., motorcycle shop.
"We ran the AMA circuit for a long time," Drake says during a short break in his road-racing garage. "We had the first 750 Ducati in the country. We took that one and raced at Daytona."
Drake, owner of Drake Cycle Shop, says the track, the people and the facilities make AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course in Lexington, Ohio, a must-attend event.
"We really love the track," says Drake team member Jodie Hance. "The whole thing has been a treat."
Racing Drake motorcycles are Linda Mihalec and Chris Langford, a wife-and-husband crew from Lexington, Ky.
Chris Langford (left) and Linda Mihalec are competing in the road-racing program at AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days.
Mihalec is racing in the GP 125 and GP 250 on Sunday, riding a Mike Wells Racing Honda 175 and Drake's Ducati 200.
Langford is racing in the Novice GP lightweight class.
The couple attended AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days for three or four years before they started racing.
Two years ago at the event, Mihalec met Kevin Sexton of Elyria, Ohio, got to talking and wound up as the fulltime monkey on Sexton's sidecar bike.
A few spots down pit row, the four racing buddies share a garage.
Roy Chapman, from Adairsville, Ga., Dave Rutherford, of Talking Rock, Ga., Stu Carter, from Detroit, and Frances Ganache, from Cincinnati, Ohio, get together every year at AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days.
For Roy Chapman, from Adairsville, Ga., AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days is a chance to hang out with friends.
This year, Chapman brought his 1949 Harley Davidson WR.
"I just finished this bike last year, so it hasn't been raced in many events," Chapman says. "But when I heard Indian was the featured marque this year, I knew those Indian riders would be out here. So, I thought I should at least make it a Harley-Indian war."
Drake says that type of rivalry and the shared passion for building and racing vintage bikes is what AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days is all about.
"I just like it here," he says.

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By John Michael Foster
Title: College of Agriculture, Administration of the College of Agriculture, records, 1869-2009
Primary Creator: College of Agriculture. Administration of the College of Agriculture (1874-)
Extent: 100.1 Cubic feet. More info below.
Arrangement: Materials in this collection are organized into a single series and are largely arranged chronologically by document type.
Date Acquired: 08/15/2007. More info below under Accruals.
Subjects: Elliott, Edward C. (Edward Charles), 1874-1960, Potter, A. A. (Andrey Abraham), 1882-1979, Purdue University--Faculty, Purdue University. Agricultural Experiment Station, Purdue University. Agricultural Extension Service, Purdue University. School of Agriculture, Stone, Winthrop Ellsworth, 1862-1921, United States--Agriculture--History
Forms of Material: Correspondence, Financial records, Ledgers (account books), Minutes, Newsletters, Reports
Languages: English
Elliott, Edward C. (Edward Charles), 1874-1960
Potter, A. A. (Andrey Abraham), 1882-1979
Purdue University--Faculty
Purdue University. Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University. Agricultural Extension Service
Purdue University. School of Agriculture
Stone, Winthrop Ellsworth, 1862-1921
United States--Agriculture--History
Repository: Purdue University Libraries, Archives and Special Collections
Accruals: A number of J.C. Allen materials (Acc. #2008031) were added to the collection in July 2013.
Alternate Extent Statement: 65 c.f. boxes, 64 mss. boxes, 7 flat boxes, 1 oversize file, 188 administrative books, 6 CD boxes, 29 card boxes, 4 slide boxes, 1 oversize file
Access Restrictions: Collection is open for research.
Use Restrictions: Purdue University
Physical Access Note: Some materials in the collection and especially the administrative books are fragile and need to be handled with care.
Acquisition Source: Chris Sigurdson, Agricultural Communication; College of Agriculture; Purdue University Libraries
Acquisition Method: Records transfer, Purdue University
Original/Copies Note: Purdue University
Related Materials: UA 14.01.01, College of Agriculture, Administration of the College of Agriculture, Publications
Preferred Citation: UA 14.01, College of Agriculture, Administration of the College of Agriculture, Records, Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries
Processing Information: All materials are housed in acid-free boxes. Original folders found in damaged or fragile condtion have been discarded and replaced with acid-free folders.
Other URL: http://collections.lib.purdue.edu/fa/pdf/ua1401_agadmin.pdf


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Exit Through the Gift Shop
Release Date: April 16, 2010
Running Time: 86 mins.
MPAA Rating: R
Box Office: $3,370,175.00
Genre: Biopic, Documentary
Features British graffiti artist Banksy who is renowned for producing iconic street art and for fiercely guarding his identity to avoid prosecution. Eccentric French shop owner Thierry Guetta attempts to capture the world of graffiti art by following many of the best known vandals at work. In doing so, Thierry tries to locate and befriend Banksy only to have the artist turn the camera back on him.


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Women's Basketball
News: Hutto-Patterson Playoff Win Streak, Season Ends For Women's Hoops
For the first time since Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium opened its doors at Pasadena City College in 1999-2000, the Lancers women's basketball team lost a home playoff game as No. 11 seed Irvine Valley College upset the No. 6 seed PCC, 66-53, Saturday night. It was a Round 2 game of the Southern California Regional Playoffs.
PCC had won all 18 of its home playoff games at the HP Gym under 17-year head coach Joe Peron.
The Lasers (21-10) led 11-2, 24-16, and went into halftime ahead, 29-22. The Lancers (22-7) never led and were tied once at 11-11 early in the first half. With eight minutes left, PCC got to within three, 44-41, on a Shay Jackson layup.
IVC responded with the fifth 3-pointer of the game by reserve guard Dominique Santos for a 49-41 advantage with 6:15 left. Irvine Valley was led by Santos with 18 points and Amber Wharton, who scored 16 points and made eight straight free throws (9-for-12 overall) down the stretch. Wharton also dished out eight assists.
For Pasadena, Jackson, an All-State Second Team selection, scored 17 points, passed out six assists and had five rebounds in her final Lancer game. Frosh center Kaitlyn Parks added 16 points and 10 rebounds while Desiree Loving scored nine points off the bench. Stella Ghazarian, the star of last year's amazing comeback playoff win by PCC over Antelope Valley, went 0-for-4 from the floor and was held scoreless.
PCC had not lost a home playoff game since 1999 when Santa Barbara City College defeated the Lancers, 71-65, in a third round playoff at Occidental College. The last time PCC lost a postseason game on campus was in 1998 when Fullerton defeated the Lancers, 77-71, in the old women's gym located next to the PCC Aquatic Center.
Irvine Valley dominated the boards, outrebounding PCC, 45-30, including 29-12 in the first half. The Lasers snapped a nine-game losing streak to Pasadena since Peron started running the Lancers program in 1996-97.
WOMEN'S CAGER NOTES: ln opening playoff games, Peron had never lost home or road in his coaching career (previously 15-0) prior to this defeat...Despite not scoring, Ghazarian finished her PCC career with 650 points, good enough to place 22nd on the all-time PCC scoring list...Peron's all-time playoff record dropped to 31-15...Besides Jackson and Ghazarian, guards Sabrina Martinez, Kahlia Theus and Angeline Jefferson all saw their PCC careers come to an end.
[Photo--Lancer guard Shay Jackson battles Irvine Valley's Amber Wharton for the loose ball during a 66-53 second round playoff loss at Hutto-Patterson Gymnasium Saturday night, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
Release Date: 03/02/2013


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You can share your calendars in Outlook.com with family, friends, and associates so they can see your schedule and even add events. Each calendar can be shared separately.
There are two ways to share your calendars. You can Share with people you choose who have a Microsoft account, or Get a link and send it to anyone you want to share your calendar with.
You can share your calendars with other people who have a Microsoft account, which is the email address and password used to sign in to services like Outlook.com, OneDrive, Windows Phone, or Xbox LIVE.
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I'm trying to do a 32-bit to 64-bit migration from Debian5 to Ubuntu. As part of the migration, I need to run install.sh, which seems to work ok until I get to the part where I need to verify passwords. I cannot seem to be able to get past this part, and I'm using the correct passwords.
I've looked up the passwords using zmlocalconfig for several zimbra accounts. I've even searched through the ldap backup files to get passwords.
I've searched through the forums to figure this out. That's where I got the zmlocalconfig command from. I've even tried setting the passwords using zmldappasswd, again from the forums.
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Over the Cliff
Senate makes deal, but will the House agree to deferrals?
January 1, 2013
WASHINGTON — Racing the clock, the White House reached a New Year's Eve accord with Senate Republicans late Monday to block across-the-board tax increases and spending cuts in government programs du......
WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—The House of Representatives ADJOURNED this evening after the legislative BODY COLLAPSED from exhaustion BROUGHT ON by HOURS of DOING its JOB.. *Hundreds of CONGRESSMEN complained of headaches, dizzy spells, and extreme FATIGUE AFTER putting in what sources called "a SIX, maybe SEVEN-HOUR DAY.." *With the nation headed OVER the FISCAL cliff, there was NO INDICATION WHEN Congress might RECONVENE, since many of its members had to be hospitalized after what was described as their NEAR-TOTAL physical MELTDOWN.. *According to Dr. Davis Logsdon of the University of Minnesota Medical School, "Being FORCED to listen,COMPROMISE, and ACT like ADULTS for minutes at a time was more PUNISHING than these people could bear..." *Dr. Logsdon said that the gruelling ORDEAL of doing THEIR JOBS would likely keep members of Congress in the hospital for weeks... *"I don't see these people getting BACK to WORK until February at the earliest...
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The DEAL is an insignificant $60 Billion a year in revenue, which is SPENT in by JANUARY 10!!!!
And NO REAL CUTS! Sorry Simpson Bowles recommended $3 in CUTS for every $1 in new revenue.
All this crap is a tiny shred of revenue and talk about 50% of the cuts come from Defense.
Defense is not the problem, ENTITLEMENTS ARE! Duh!
The Government is BORROWING $6 BILLION a DAY..... So $60 BILLION in new revenue is SHOT by Jan. 10.
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• Postpones for two months the start of $1.2 trillion in automatic spending cuts over 10 years, known as the "sequester." For those two months, $24 billion in savings would be substituted. Half of those savings would be split between defense and non-defense programs. The other half includes new revenues.
• Raises $600 billion in revenue over 10 years through a series of tax increases on wealthier Americans.
• Permanently extends tax cuts made in 2001 by Republican President George W. Bush for income below $400,000 per individual, or $450,000 per family. Income above that level would be taxed at 39.6 percent, up from the current top rate of 35 percent.
• Above that income threshold, capital gains and dividend tax rates would return to 20 percent from 15 percent.
• Caps personal exemptions and itemized deductions for income above $250,000, or $300,000 per household.
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• Raises estate tax rate to 40 percent for estates of more than $10 million per couple, up from the current level of 35 percent.
• Includes a permanent fix for the alternative minimum tax.
• Extends unemployment insurance benefits for one year for 2 million people.
• Extends child tax credit, earned income tax credit, and tuition tax credit for five years.
• Extends research and experimentation tax credit, and the wind production tax credit through the end of 2013. Extends 50 percent bonus depreciation for one year.
• Avoids a cut in payments to doctors treating patients on Medicare - the so-called "doc fix."
• Temporarily extends farm programs.
• Cancels a cost-of-living raise for members of Congress.
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What {bleeping} "cuts"???
$24 billion is only 2% of $1200 Billion (1.2 Trillion).
Doesn't amount to Shat.
More TAX AND SPEND.
These deal just THROWS GASOLINE on the burning Wreckage of the Obama Economy.
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Notice Obama surrounds himself with a cross section of Socialist States of America.
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he still looks like MR.POTATOHEAD.do these people carry those boot cleaners around with them to clean off all the crap that they are standing in.
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What a one sided article. Really "famously rebellious", and Harry Reid is a straight shooter! Why can't reporters report the news without using their own views? Just report the story we will be the judge of the characters!
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Cuts to defense spending just when Obama is sending our troops into 35 African nations. Will he even give them peashooters, or will they be sitting ducks for Islamoterrorists?
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WOW duwhop- Showing your usual hatred bright and early on New Year's Day? There might be an anger management course in CA that you could benefit? Wait, there might be one in Martins Ferry too.
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1duhY, new year, same mental illness on your part.
No New Year's resolution to tell the TRUTH for a change?
Still stabbing all of the OV residents in the back by being anti coal anti business pro EPA??
Get a life, witch. Sure SUX to be a wonderlie.
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The Tea Party wing of the GOP should DO NOTHING. Do not support ANY bills. Oppose any budget deal. DO NOTHING.
Let everything fall apart (just a matter of time).
Now, 48% of the American people (those who are too stupid to vote) will believe Barry Soetero if he tells them that the Social Democrat Party invented the lighbulb. But thinking Americans will realize that our lowlife DC politicians have done NOTHING to fix the fiscal tsunami that is approaching.
Sometimes, it is better to blow it all up and start over. This budget dealing is merely rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic.
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"Sometimes, it is better to blow it all up and start over. This budget dealing is merely rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic," Ellis.
Sometimes we agree - although for different reasons. I am hoping for a workable compromise if only in the hope that Congress and the White House may be able to set aside their petty differences and actually take substantive actions to deal with a "cliff" that is far greater than the one they have been discussing. We are indeed approaching a cliff. In fact we are hanging on by our fingernails to keep from falling into economic and political abyss. It is a situation that has been in the works for decades and is now coming to a head. The crumbling of the EU and default of Western nations is not taking place on a distant planet. It is happening here, and it includes the U.S.. We will not dance our way out of this. There is no magic bullet that will solve all the problems plaguing the global economy - or our own.
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This is not a partisan issue for me. I am a conservative Tea Party patriot but I am sick and tired of the corruption, cowardice, weakness and arrogance of both parties. I really, truly, believe that 95% of Congress could leave office tomorrow and we would be better for it.
We need people who don't want to "do something" so often.
We have an annual deficit of $1 trillion + (and no budget).
We have a massive trade deficit.
We have a $16 trillion national debt, untold trillions in state & local pensions and $45 trillion in unfunded entitlement liabilities.
Our revenues are about $2.1 trillion and expenditures are about $3.4 trillion.
Translated to the avg. person's understanding, we have gross income of $21,000 and annual expenses of $34,000.
We owe $160,000 on our debt, which grows each year.
We owe $450,000 on our entitlements, which we must put in the bank-today-to fund current promises.
Can we do all this on $21,000 per year?
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no anger courses in goshen
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They kicked the can down the road and it rolled over the cliff on top of the wreckage of USS Economy while they stare in disbelief.
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"Can we do all this on $21,000 per year?"
No, and I honestly doubt that this problem will be solved in time to avert a genuinely serious financial meltdown. If it were just the U.S. it might be possible, but what we are seeing is a systemic failure of the global economy. France, Italy, Greece, Spain, etc. are on the verge of declaring bankruptcy. Even Germany is starting to unwind. Japan is skating on thin ice. China is developing cracks in its export dependent economic base. The turmoil in the Middle East is beginning to metastasize into a chain reaction of revolutions and, ultimately, anarchy. The U.S. is an integral part of the global economy. The U.S. economy would be hard hit even in the best of circumstances if the global system fails. However, we are not in "the best of circumstances", so the shock to our economy will likely be severe and long-lasting.
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With Leadership the US could emerge a world powerhouse again but with the Captain of the Titanic at the helm of the USS Economy (Nobama) we are in for a rough Iceberg lesson.
WE NEED DRASTIC SPENDING CUTS, not tax increases.
This is pizzant deal produces $60 BILLION in revenue in 2013. The OBAMA GOVERNMENT is spending $6 BILLION a DAY more than it takes IN in tax revenue.
So by January 10 we already SPENT the revenue that this would bring in by 12/31/13!!!!
ITS THE SPENDING, STUPID! 25% of GDP, unprecedented in peacetime in the history of this country.
Tax revenue is ALREADY UP 11% over 2011.
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) -- Customers of TD Bank may want to keep a closer eye on their accounts.
The financial institution says more than 260,000 of them may have been affected by a data breach.
The bank says it misplaced back up tapes that contain customers names, addresses, social security and account numbers.
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BALTIMORE (WJZ) - The killing of teenager Phylicia Barnes stunned the city and made worldwide headlines. Barnes disappeared from a Northwest Baltimore apartment in December of 2010. Her body was found months later. Now the trial begins for her accused killer-her sister's ex-boyfriend.
There is a gag order in this case. Attorneys or any parties involved are not allowed to speak to the media. The judge has forbidden any members of the media to be inside the courtroom during the jury selection, which is expected to last at least two days.
A lot of attention will be focused on a sex video that prosecutors say involved Barnes and her accused killer and new insight into the motive: why would anyone want to kill the young honor student from North Carolina?
Barnes was just visiting a relative in the city during her holiday break when prosecutors say the defendant strangled her and then disposed of her body.
Sixteen-year-old Phylicia Barnes disappeared more than two years ago without a trace, launching the largest search for a missing person in Baltimore history until her naked body was found floating in the Susquehanna River.
Police had long suspected Michael Johnson, the 28-year-old former boyfriend of Barnes' sister. They say he was the last person to see her alive-but as his lawyer said, that doesn't make him guilty.
"Baltimore City, they made their promise. They said, we know-we believe you're the person and we're going to get you," said Johnson's lawyer, Russell Neverdon.
Some of the prosecution's strongest evidence is a neighbor who says he saw Johnson struggling to carry a 35-gallon tub from the apartment. They believe that tub contained Barnes' body.
Prosecutors plan to play a video they say shows Barnes and Johnson, along with her sister and his brother, engaged in sexual activity. They say Barnes' accused killer texted and called her at least 500 times in the months before her disappearance and that in intercepted phone calls after her death, they say he spoke of fleeing to Brazil, where he could not be extradited to face murder charges.
"I would hope that he would tell exactly what he had in that container, tell his family the truth about what happened to Phylicia Barnes," said Harry Watson, Barnes' cousin.
Back at the apartment complex off Reisterstown Road where Barnes initially disappeared, there's hope justice will prevail.
"Definitely for the family. I think the family definitely needs to rest. They need to find out what's going on," said Veronica Delrio. "She was so young. That's really the sad thing about it."
Johnson's lawyers say they have another witness who claims to have seen Barnes alive later in Cecil County, near where her body washed up.
Police say there was no evidence that Barnes was sexually assaulted.
Barnes was visiting from North Carolina, where she lived. She planned to attend Towson University.


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All the pundits keep assuming that the Celtics will end up with a lottery pick because they traded away Garnett and Pierce. I am not convinced that they'll be any worse than they were last year. In fact, it wouldn't surprise me if they finished with a better record.
The team's biggest problems last year were: 1. age (the three oldest on last year's roster are now gone), 2. rebounding (Humphries, Iverson, Olynyk, Melo should help there), 3. health (Rondo, Sullinger should be ready to start the season), and lack of scoring punch off the bench (Brooks and regular playing time for Crawford and Lee should boost the shooting depth).
Throw in the emergence of Jeff Green, the addition of a solid veteran like Gerald Wallace, retention of decent to good rotation players like Brandon Bass and Avery Bradley, plus whoever the Celtics might sign with the MLE, and this is a team that can definitely compete for a 6-8 seed in the Eastern Conference.
After Miami, Indiana, Chicago, and Brooklyn, probably New York and Cleveland too, I don't see any Eastern Conference teams that are clearly better than the Celtics as currently constituted. They're at the same level as the Sixers, Hawks, Raptors, Bucks, Wizards, Pistons, etc., and still better than the Bobcats and Magic.
To truly contend for the top pick in the draft, the Celtics need to make some additional moves. They can get away with keeping one of Green/Rondo, but not both of them. Teams with two legitimate All-Star candidates generally make the playoffs.
I would look to trade Rondo to somebody who will also take two out of Bass, Wallace, and Lee. If the Mavericks fail in their pursuit of Howard, Dallas could be one option, as reported. Another good option would be the Golden State Warriors.
To Golden State: Rondo (2 years remaining), Wallace (3 years remaining), Lee (3 years remaining).
To Boston: Biedrins (1 year remaining), Jefferson (1 year remaining), Rush (1 year remaining), future 1st round draft pick.
This trade would clear up a ton of cap space, net an additional draft pick, and ensure that the team is sufficiently bad this upcoming season.


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At this point, British government health campaign Change4Life probably wishes it had gone in a different direction with its most recent ad campaign.
As has been widely reported, the ad, which visually links playing video games with an early death, has generated official complaints to the U.K.'s Advertising Standards Authority by British game development group Tiga and game business website MCV.
Now, reports MCV, Sony Europe is considering the filing of a lawsuit over the ad's unauthorized use of what appears to be a PlayStation controller:
A source close to Sony revealed to MCV that the agency behind the ad, The Gate, had not contacted the platform holder to ask about using a controller that bears a close likeness to PlayStation's pad.
The ad forms part of the Government's Change4Life Campaign, and was created by agency The Gate in conjunction with the British Heart Foundation, Cancer Research UK and Diabetes UK.


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The budget's on time. That's the good news.
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Once upon a time, the members of the State Legislature could let the April 1 deadline pass without a budget and then negotiate one that reflected their priorities. But thanks to a series of court decisions dating back to the days of Governor Paterson, the Legislature must adopt a budget on time or the governor gets to control the whole process.
Cuomo has worked hard to create new jobs with his Change New York program, but these efforts take time, and there is no way to accelerate the process. In time, many of the new economic development programs will bear fruit and the job increases will be visible, but for now it's a waiting game.
Congress passed a major tax increase in early January, and President Obama would love to get some additional revenue, but it isn't likely to happen. New York legislators haven't uttered a word about taxes, so the state can't expect to save any money unless it's done by cutting programs.
The governor and the Legislature have every right to brag about passing the first early budget in three decades. But the reason things are moving so rapidly is because the cupboard is bare and all the time-tested budget gimmicks are no longer available.
Jerry Kremer was a state assemblyman for 23 years, and chaired the Assembly's Ways and Means Committee for 12 years. He now heads Empire Government Strategies, a business development and legislative strategy firm. Comments about this column? email@example.com.
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Thanks so much Poppy! It makes me feel better that someone else had a similar experience. I keep thinking about all the other people with multiple kids and wonder if I am the only one who is really overwhelmed. I am sure you are right that it will get easier, I just want that to happen NOW!
I will try to take your advice about the nighttime and get out of the bedroom to go watch TV, etc. And I think you are definitely right about getting out of the house. I will try to do that more. I usually try to get DD outside, but she haswant been wanting to go out lately. Anyone else have an almost 3 year old that doesn't want to go outside? I think it is strange. I should try the playground with the kids though.
My other issue is that I can't really just put DS down in the swing, etc. He wants to be held all the time, even when awake. He is almost 1 month. Is this normal for his age? DD would let me put her down in the PnP and swing when she was a baby, so this is new to me.
I think we might be dealing with a little reflux or gassiness too. I am going to discuss with the pedi next week. DS spits up a decent amount and goes through periods of being fussy and uncomfortable. For those with babies that had reflux, what were the symptoms? Did you do Zantac?


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FLOWERY BRANCH, GA -- The Atlanta Falcons on Friday announced that Head Coach Mike Smith has been named NFL Coach of the Year by Sporting News for the third time.
Last year, Smith led the Falcons to an NFC-best 13-3 record and the club's first NFC Championship Game appearance in 14 years. This season, Smith guided the Falcons to their first playoff win since 2004 and became the first head coach in team history to post five straight winning seasons. Smith is one of just three active coaches to win the award multiple times and he joins coaching greats Paul Brown, Chuck Knox and Joe Gibbs as the only NFL coaches to be honored three times (2008, 2010 & 2012). Only Don Shula has earned the honor more with four wins.
During his tenure in Atlanta, the Falcons have compiled a 56-24 (.700) regular season record with five straight winning seasons, three straight playoff berths, and two division titles. Smith's 56 wins in his first five seasons as a head coach are the second-most by a first-time head coach in NFL history. Atlanta's .700 winning percentage since 2008 is the second-best mark in the NFL during that span and the Falcons are the only NFC team to post winning records in each of the last five seasons
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Mississippi voters are preparing to elect a new governor, fill all 174 legislative seats and decide three ballot initiatives, including one that could provoke a national legal battle over abortion. Polls are open until 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Initiative 26 would amend the Mississippi Constitution to
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If it's approved, supporters say it could prompt a court challenge seeking to overturn Roe v. Wade, the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision that established a legal right to abortion.
Initiative 27 would require voters to show government-issued
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Initiative 31 would restrict the government's taking of private
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Major changes proposed for Holyoke School District for the 2008-09 school year are to move the sixth grade to the junior high and to create an alternative school to attract high school students who have dropped out or chosen online home-school options.
Holyoke Drug Company, along with most of their inventory and assets, will be purchased by Pamida Stores Operating Co., LLC from Erick Rumold and Benita Rumold in mid-May.
On Friday, April 18, the HHS Student Leadership class joined forces with Pine Ridge Gardens, Inc. of Merino to begin creating an aquatic ecosystem on the north side of the school.
As a result of a 5-2 vote of the Re-1J board on April 15, junior high athletics will be held during seventh period, and those not involved in athletics will take a P.E. class at the same time.
April 15-16, about 66 members of the community attended the first in a series of three workshops presented by Richard Fagerlin, owner of Peak Solutions, a young business that provides workshops aimed at helping improve employee attitude, morale and productivity.
The Holyoke Church of the Nazarene is planning a weekend Grand Opening celebration April 29-May 1 for the new church located at 635 W. Furry.
Local cooks who submitted recipes to the Holyoke Centennial cookbooks will be bringing those dishes to the official tasting supper Saturday, April 30.
Between 700-800 attended the 100th birthday party for the city of Holyoke at the Holyoke High School gym Sunday, April 24 to kick off the 100-day celebration planned in town.
Field preparation and spring planting continued to be hampered by more moisture during the past week. New moisture moved into the area Tuesday and turned to snow on Wednesday.
Myrle Foster is celebrating 50 years of cutting hair in Holyoke. He arrived in Holyoke April 28, 1923, from Lynch, Neb., and by 4 p.m. that day was cutting hair in the barber shop owned then by Theo C. Steinigeweg. The shop changed ownership several times before Mr. Foster took over the ownership in April 1937 and has been in the same location since.
Highlighting Diamond Jubilee news this week is the announcement that the Jubilee headquarters will be opened April 29 in the community room at the new Sterling Savings & Loan Association building.
The first annual ladies' marathon bowling tournament will be held at Holyoke Bowling Lanes on May 4 and 5.
Despite strong wind and dry conditions, firemen from several towns and many other volunteers were able to bring a grass fire under control Monday afternoon in the sandhills about 25 miles southeast of Holyoke. An estimated 300-400 acres of grassland was burned over.
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After 110 minutes of scoreless soccer and an epic 13-round shootout, which included a pair of saves by goalkeeper Kaele Leonard, sophomore Jennifer Grant knocked in the match-clinching penalty kick to allow the Eagles (14-1-7) to advance to the NCAA Semifinals for the first time in school history, with a 0-0 tie against Carnegie Mellon University (14-1-5) in Pittsburgh, PA.
With the shootout win, the 16th-ranked Eagles will advance to the 'Final Four' of the NCAA Division III Women's Soccer Championships, where they will meet 11th-ranked Wheaton College (Ill.) on November 30th at 6:00 PM EST. The semifinal match, along with the championship game, will be played at the Blossom Soccer Complex in San Antonio, Texas.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) - Odds are you won't get a cab in New Hampshire's largest city after police sidelined all 18 licensed taxis for inspection failures or failing to show up for inspection.
Seventeen cabs in Manchester were cited for mechanical violations. The 18th was sidelined for failing to show up.
Police Lt. Maureen Tessier said Tuesday six of the 18 cabs had such severe defects including conditions that could compromise their brakes inspectors pulled their registrations and they had to be towed.
Queen City Taxi has surrendered its operating permits to the city clerk's office. The taxi that wasn't inspected belongs to Manchester Taxi Dispatch. The companies haven't commented.
Tessier says officials appreciate the inconvenience to those among the city's 110,000 residents who rely on taxis and will work with the companies to get the taxis back on the road.
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Adventures and history in herbs
by Derek Lacey / Staff Writer
At the Carl J. McEwen Historic Village, right next to the Doctor's Museum, which showcases historical medicinal techniques, there sits a small herb garden.
Roses, Foxglove, Thyme, sage, lavender, oregano, peppermint, and even catnip all grow in the garden, and all have medicinal properties and were once used by doctors.
In 1997, Virginia Frazier helped a Girl Scout, Blair Gutledge, with her project, an herb garden at the Mint Hill Historical Society.
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The Yakima DoubleDown 2 Bike Rack caries two bikes to the trailhead and also folds down to allow access to your hatch when you need to get gear out of the back. When not in use, the DoubleDown Bike Rack's load bars fold down, so you don't have to drive around with two spikes sticking off the back of your SUV all the times. This stout Yakima hitch rack holds anything from ultralight cross-country rigs to nine-inch downhill bikes.
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I bought this rack last year, and it was a breeze to install. It holds the bikes pretty well with the addition of carrying arms for the top tubes. Although i think i would invest in the hold-up or stick-up next time as far a ease of getting the bikes on and off, in addition to the stick-up holding the wheels in a stationary position. the Double down is nice for the cost though.
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Great product - have it hooked up to the Toyota FJ Cruiser and it works great.
will the Yakima DoubleDown 2 Bike Rack fit...
will the Yakima DoubleDown 2 Bike Rack fit a saturn view?
If it has a receiver hitch, then yes...
will the yakima doubledown 2 fit a 2008...
will the yakima doubledown 2 fit a 2008 saturn vue?
Hi there, yeah it will work fine if your Vue has a 2 or 1¼ (class 2 or 3) receiver hitch...
Does the Yakima DoubleDown come with a way...
Does the Yakima DoubleDown come with a way to lock the bike onto the rack? If not is their an attachment or other easy way to lock your bike?
Beau, it doesn't come with a lock but you can add this.
I need a two unit bike rack that will clear...
I need a two unit bike rack that will clear a rear mounted spare tire on a RV.
The 2" receiver face opening is 12" inside of the outer surface of the spare tire (enclosure), so I estimate the overall tongue length of the rack would be about 16" ( to the upright element of the rack). Does the Yakima Double Down unit fit these parameters?
Here are the DoubleDown 2's dimensions:
About 44 high & 28 extension from hitch bolt hole (13" when folded.) About 11.5 between back of mast and hitch bolt hole. Distance from the bolt hole to part of the rack nearest the vehicle is 9". Distance between arms is 12" (center to center).
The 'mast' is what you would call the upright element on the rack. So it looks like it's only 11.5" from the HITCH BOLT HOLE (not the 2" receiver face) and the MAST (or the upright element). I would measure from the hitch bolt hole to the outer surface of the spare tire to get the best idea whether the DoubleDown 2 will fit...
Dude, Jason brought the goods! Nice work Jason, very helpful (for me at least!).
I travel in a Roadtrek (Sprinter van) with two doors that open outward in the back of the van. Does this rack tilt so that I can open these doors to access equipment in the back of my van without having to remove the rack from the hitch?
Will the Yakima double down fit a 2007 GMC...
Will the Yakima double down fit a 2007 GMC Tahoe?
It will if you have a 1" 1/4 or a 2" hitch. That's the beauty of a hitch-mounted bike carrier. It will fit most vehicles if it has a hitch installed. If you don't, a good place to get one is the local U-Haul. They will do it for around $250-$300.
I also like hitch-mounted bike carriers because they can be put on and taken off fairly easy. The anti-sway attachments Yakima uses are the best available. This is an awesome product and a good reason why it's the best selling hitch bike carrier on the market!
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Will this rack work for womens bikes? How do you mount it?
The hauler slides into place in a trailer hitch mount. Just slide it in where the square tube the trailer ball is connected to slides in, put the cross pin in place and you are ready to haul.
essentially there is an adapter bar that stretches arcoss from the handle bars to seat therefore giving it that flat bar that guys' bikes have. Then the bike can be loaded. Roughly $50. I just got this hitch yesterday and plan on hanging the bike a little differently. Just higher up to where the bars all connect a little closer...Great hitch though for it's adjustable arm so that you can open the hatch without having to take it off
Will this rack still fit if you have a...
Will this rack still fit if you have a spare tire on the back of your vehicle?
most likely, as long as the back door swings up as opposed to opening out from a hinge on the side...it sits off the car pretty far


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Most of the styles I didn't like except the princess curls, but it would have been better if there were more suggestions or styles with accessories .
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Most gardening happening in my world right now is either in my head or on a printed page as I hibernate from winter's abuse. Over the years, my personal library has acquired a pretty healthy collection of volumes on everything from berries to birdbaths.
And not to suggest that I have every book a gardener could ever want, I thought I'd share some of my favourites with you.
Today, I'd like to draw your attention to a Vermont publishing house that had its heyday back in the seventies, that era of nature-loving, do-it yourself sustainability (which is so much in renaissance currently). Garden Way published all kinds of reference and how-to manuals about gardening, farming, and building that still are incredibly useful. They are exhaustive without being tedious, in-depth but not at all intimidating for the beginner. I'm constantly on the watch for them at garage sales and thrift stores, as most are out of print.
Keeping the Harvest, in particular, doesn't even reside in my library; it stays right by the stove with my most-used cookbooks. Authors Nancy Chioffi and Gretchen Mead not only detail the preservation of almost any fruit or vegetable you can imagine (by freezing, canning, drying, pickling, cellaring, juicing, or, er, jamming), they give great advice about planting and harvesting for best yield and taste.
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Thanks for the advice ill really look into the highcamp as well... Thank you
Do you think the highcamp is the superior pack to the Kuiu and stone glacier. I have no experience with any other pack besides my BL 4500.
I'm going with the Kifaru Highcamp after much deliberation , and one must consider that it's made in the USA . Thanks everyone for your input and advice.
Let us know how you like it when you get it. Did you go with the highlander camouflage?
Didn't get my order in today but I think the multicam, I keep looking at the Timberline and thinking how great it would be with a bikini frame, but ill let you know tomorrow. Thanks again for the info and advice.
No doubt on bikini frame. It was explained to me it is 95% of what a duplex timberline is. But this is where the true weight savings comes into play. I have a highcamp on order but i question my judgement of not going with a dt1 or 2. Just more organization.
I'm a small guy and the bikini can probably handle twice of what I can.
I went with the DT1 on the bikini frame. I added a couple of accessories. Now the waiting game until my pack shows up! I haven't received a ship date, but Aron did give me an ETA when I was talking with him on the phone.
I opted to go with the foliage for color. The highlander camo just wasn't worth the extra money to me.
By the time I added the pockets I wanted to the highcamp bag, I was spending more money and had no real weight savings over the DT1. Really, the only thing I would have gotten with the highcamp configured how I had it would have been more cubic inches. I thought the likelihood of a scenario where 8000ci would have been just enough and 7200ci wouldn't cut it was very low. Be that as it may, I can always add pockets or pods to my bag if really necessary.
I did go with a grab-it kit and the gen.2 hanging meat bag.
I hope my pack purchasing days are coming to an end. I said the same thing about my binocular purchasing days recently as well. #confessionsofagearqueen
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I have not hunted it myself for about 4 years. However I did the late season November Bow hunts. There are not so many bucks up there, but when you do see one, they are grand!!!
Be every so careful to glass the crap out of the bases of the larger sage brush. I have walked over them more than once, scares the livin daylights out of you when they blow at ya and run off. If you glass well, you will see them bedded down.
Believe it or not the best spot to get them is right at the cottonwood creek Ranger station. Thats the spot you have to drive into to start hunting them, at least in the Bow season. You can park right there in the bend of the road and go up the hill east, or drive into the Ranger station area, and follow up the game trails a ways. Super steep country so be in shape.
Most guys tend to want to go on into the unit more remotely and there are so many hunters from Boise headed up there its nuts. The deer know this too, as the cottonwood road is their safe zone. I have seen them full out sprint down the hill to it and stand on the other side of it and stare at you.
By hunting the boundry line, the other hunters will push the deer down their natural migration path to you. Your not having to go in so far in the unit, and if you go mid week, there are usually less people up there hunting.
If your rifle hunting, wear LOTS of orange, or expect to be shot at, this unit tends to attract alot of brainless people too.
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*When* you shoot your bull, you'll be happy that you parked at the bottom.
I'm going into an area the first and 2nd week of september. I can come in on the creek side at 8800ish feet and hunt up to 11,000 OR I can go up and around on the top of the ridge and hunt down, then climb up at the end of the day. Its 2 to 4 miles from the top to the bottom and I can get an ATV to either, its wilderness in the middle. The majority of the traffic is probably going in from the bottom. I am taking my camp and can spike out to stay with them as needed.
Which would you prefer to do or does it depend on the particular area? Its going to be a lot of up and down either way, but that's where the elk are.
*When* you shoot your bull, you'll be happy that you parked at the bottom.
My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.
Which way provides the best opportunity for you to cover more ground with your eyes..if you shoot something, there's nothing wrong with moving a vehicle downhill to make the pack out easier.
Generally I would rather hunt up from the bottom so the pack out is down hill. However if there are less hunters up higher I would really think about going in that way since I prefer to get away from other hunters as much as possible.
cool air flows downhill.........so as a bowhunter, I would come in from the low and hike up.....with the wind in my face.
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Writing workshops are offered during the Fall and Spring terms through our sister program- Continuing Education at Hunter College.
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Writing Your Life Story (TWCMLS)
The instructor will help attendees find their own voices in this writing memoir intesive, and in the process come closer to creating a unique rendition of their own experiences, turning each life story into something people will want to read. Attendees will discuss and analyze each other's writing, as well as read selected sections from published memoirs. Please submit 4-5 pages of your own prose to Lewis Frumkes at the Writing Center in order to gain admission.
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|Swimming pool open for summertime
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Lifeguards at Holyoke Swimming Pool are pictured from left, front row, Brittney Prottsman, Tanner Smith, Laura Gerk, Lori McWilliams, Anastasia Conklin and Jordan Zeiler; second row, Erin Vieselmeyer, Ashley Humphreys, Meg Strauss, Jentry Andersen, Molly Brandt and Malena McWilliams; and back row, Amy Krogmeier, pool manager Karla Pargas, Lindsay Helgoth, Kaylee Groshans, Becca Brandt and Alyssa Roll.
Summer swimming season is in full swing this week, with a full staff of qualified lifeguards led by pool manager Karla Pargas.
Open swim hours for the summer include Tuesday through Sunday from 1-5 p.m.
Lap swim hours are scheduled Monday through Thursday from 5-7 p.m. and Sunday from 5-6 p.m.
Water exercise sessions are Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:30-9:30 a.m. and Tuesday and Thursday from 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Parent/tot classes will be held Tuesdays from 8:30-9:30 a.m.
Two swimming lesson sessions are scheduled this summer, with classes from Tuesday-Friday in the sessions.
Session 1 will run from June 11-28 and Session 2 from July 9-26.
Pargas is in her seventh year as Holyoke's pool manager and has 15 years experience as a lifeguard and water safety instructor.
For more information on swimming pool schedules or lessons, call the pool at 854-2513.
Holyoke Enterprise June 6, 2013


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Cokato Friends Preparing for Local Fundraiser
Friends of the Cokato Area Library (FOCAL) are busy preparing and creating silent action baskets for their upcoming Rainy Day Tea Party and Silent Auction.
On Saturday, April 14 at 1:00 p.m. the FOCAL group will host a Rainy Day Tea Party to benefit the Cokato Public Library. Activities for the day include a lunch, silent auction, rainy day program and rainy day photo contest. Amateur photographers are encouraged to submit photographs depicting a rainy day – guests will vote on their favorite and prizes will be awarded.
Every year the menu reflects the theme and this year, with the help of Elbows Allowed Distinctive Catering and the friends of the library, the menu includes: End of the Rainbow Lentil Salad, Blue Sky Deviled Eggs, Tornado Wraps, Hurricane Carrot Curls, Blustery Day Celery Fronds, Hailstone Scones, Rumbling Cumulous Cloud Cream, Cloudberry Preserves, Mud Pies and Rainy Day Cupcakes along with PG Tips Black Tea, Coffee, Cocoa and lemonade.
Silent auction baskets filled with a bounty of donated items from local supporters and businesses, including passes to Mall of America's Nickelodeon theme park, are sure to bring out the competitive and generous side of the Cokato Library supporters.
This is the sixth tea party fundraiser for the friends group.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - The crack epidemic that began in the 1980s ushered in a wave of bloodletting in the nation's capital and a death toll that ticked upward daily.
Dead bodies, sometimes several in a night, had homicide detectives hustling between crime scenes and earned Washington unwelcome monikers such as the nation's "murder capital." At the time, some feared the murder rate might ascend to more frightening heights.
But after approaching nearly 500 slayings a year in the early 1990s, the annual rate has gradually declined to the point that the city is now on the verge of a once-unthinkable milestone. Police records show the number of 2012 killings in the District of Columbia stands at 78 and is on pace to finish lower than 100 for the first time since 1963.


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Employees of the Month
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The School of Music
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Fall Job Fair
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
1:00-4:00 p.m.
NMU University Center; Great Lakes Rooms
The Fall Job Fair is an opportunity for employers to share information with NMU students (not necessarily just soon-to-be graduates) about a wide range of career possibilities. Employers are also welcome to recruit for full-time or part-time positions, internships and summer staff. Typically, more than 400 students attend this event each year. There is no cost for alumni, employers or students to attend the Fall Job Fair.
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Freshly baked on the premises daily and with an assortment of jams and other accompaniments, Bodega do Vinho is a delight for the tastebuds.
An enticing aroma of coffee and freshly baked fare make for a truly inviting atmosphere that puts diners at ease and encourages relaxation. To help with the escape from the hustle and bustle, outside is a children's play area that is also dog-friendly so the parents can really enjoy their leisure time at Bodega do Vinho.
Dressed in plush red cushioned chairs and vibrant colours, Bourbon Street swaddles the palate in cuisine influenced from around the globe.
Enjoy delicious fare, alfresco on the wooden deck starting with a Kudu, Springbok and Ostrich Carpaccio.
Transport the palate to spice laden streets of Mexico and Morocco with meals like the chicken quesadillas wrapped inside two flour tortillas topped with melted cheddar or Moroccan Lamb and lentil dish with a feta and yoghurt sauce.
For a taste of Russia, escape to Moscow and delight in smoked Salmon pasta tossed in Vodka and a dill sauce dressed with capers and parmesan.
The palate sings a chorus tucking into chicken Athena tossed with sun-dried tomatoes, olives and feta or the Prawns parmigiana sautéed in garlic, wine and parmesan.
Meat eaters ravage the prime beef espetada laced with green peppers, mushrooms and bacon drizzled with butter. End the meal with a choc chip mountain drenched with ice cream and a hot fudge sauce.
Bourbon Street satisfies the most discerning palate with global cuisine and eclectic charm in Robertson, just off Route 62.
Intoxicate the palate with mouth-watering meals seduced with Klipdrift infusions. Delicious burger such as the renowned Klipdrift burger served with potato wedges dominates the senses and taste buds.
Relax and make yourself at home delighting in burgers and roosterkoeks layered with strips of steak, chicken or veggie fillings.
Brandewyntuin Restaurant intoxicates sweet and savour palates with their legendary brandy cuisine located on the Klipdrift Brandy Distillery in Robertson.
This delightful and breathtakingly beautiful setting is Bin Courage Wine Estate, where diners peruse the local cuisine paired with decadent wines and aromatic coffees.
Enjoy a delicious lunch indoors warmed by a roaring winter fire or alfresco under an old African Pepper Tree sampling fresh salads and creative sandwiches.
Café Maude awaits discerning palates just off the scenic Route 62 on Bon Courage Estate Winery in Robertson.
This proudly South African restaurant is a favourite among families and serves up hearty meals at affordable prices.
Dros has an extensive menu and dishes include cheesy pizzas, succulent steaks, certain speciality meals like lamb shank and eisbein, and much more. Kids are well catered for with their own menu and an amazing play area fitted with jumping castles, games, playstations and kiddies tables and chairs. Birthday parties can also be catered for.
Dros is fully licensed and offers a wide variety of beverages including the best South African wines and beers. The dessert menu mustn't be overlooked and is the ideal way to end off your meal.
Here you will experience true South African hospitality and awesome food.
Deep in the scenic Robertson Valley is an award-winning restaurant that has diners returning again and again.Enjoy long leisurely lunches with stunning views spanning the vineyards and Sonderend Mountains in the distance.The decor is simple and unpretentious and creates a charming and tranquil atmosphere. A large verandah complete with umbrellas provides a great place to enjoy al fresco dining.Country cuisine is the order of the day, created with care using seasonal ingredients and fresh vegetables and herbs from the garden. Portions are substantial and diners have a superb selection of the finest wines from the Robertson Valley to choose as an accompaniment.
This eco-friendly fine dining restaurant exudes a comfortable, wonderful ambiance, housed inside a lovingly restored home.
Boasting gourmet cuisine, diners peruse the 3-course fine dining menu brimming with light, fresh and tasty meals inspired by seasonal choices.
Elegantly dressed tables compliment high ceilings and a cosy open fireplace heightened by personal attention and regional / international wines from Robertson Wine Valley.
Dine on the wine terrace, alfresco, or indoors on excellent cuisine at this food sanctuary along the famous Route 62.
Kolgans is the Afrikaans name for Egyptian Goose; an elegant rustic cruise that entices the appetite with authentic Afrikaans fare and chilled out river ambiance.
The slow cruise departs the riverbank, taking with it scrumptious breakfasts and languid lunches with special evening cruises arranged by order.
Boasting authentic home cuisine, wonderful scenery and option to fish, swim or just chill, Kolgans River Restaurant makes for an exciting alternative to dining on land.
Perched high on the northern most end of McGregor valley, Lord's Wine Shop beacons with indulgent cheese platters and assortment of locally made wine.
Enjoy alfresco dining sampling platters that include 5 cheeses, olives from the region, gherkins and crackers paired with fine South African wine.
Lord's Wine Shop lies cradled on the slopes of Riviersonderend Mountains in Robertson off the scenic Route 62.
There are over 237 local Spur steak branches and 28 international ones. Spur offers hearty and satisfying meals with great value for money. The steak ranch is famous for their classic burgers made from AAA-grade beef, served with the crispiest chips and Spur's own recipe for the tastiest onion rings.
Every branch is lively, vibrant and incredibly family friendly. There is a kiddies menu and a lovely entertainment area for children. The food is generously portioned, extremely tasty and brilliantly priced.
This signature restaurant is set against tranquil picturesque scenery dressed in fresh, clean cut décor exuding a just conceived look and feel with a twist of elegance.
The menu brims with energy, textures and exploding flavours weaved into an ever-changing eclectic combination of tastes.
Accompanied by an extensive wine list and state of the art wine cellar, Reuben's caters for easy going to sophisticated palates.
Reuben's at The Robertson delights fine dining palates with eclectic combinations housed in The Robertson Small Hotel, on Van Reenen Street in Robertson.
A truly unique setting, Roberstonner Bistro and Grill is a historical place to enjoy delicious traditional food and friendly, attentive service.
Situated in the oldest warehouse in Robertson, the husband and wife team behind this quirky eatery have preserved the rafters, the chips in the walls and the old pine windows that give this bistro such character.
Serving sumptuous meals including tender steaks, home-made bread and soups, delectable pastas and the freshest seafood.
Come for a lunch or dinner to remember at Robertsonner Bistro and Grill.
Set against a stunning backdrop of the Langeberg Mountains is Rosendal. Diners can enjoy scenic views over a tranquil pond as they feast on the wonderful creations from the a la carte menu. French dishes with African influences make for delectable dishes, accompanied perfectly by the finest selection of wines that the Breede River Valley has to offer. Relax and experience superb views with delicious fine country food at Rosendal.
Cradled in the lush Eilandia Valley, Rouge offers gourmet picnic baskets, salads, cold meats and cheeses, perfect for alfresco dining. Enjoy plated and buffet meals on Sunday and daily local cuisine such as waterblommetjiebredie and traditional Cape-style bobotie. All meals compliment decadent wines from the Bon Cap Wine Cellar.
This peaceful haven offers a taste of adventure, nestled south of the Elandsberg Mountains.
Enjoy sumptuous deli delights and fine paired wines breathing in the picturesque setting.
Gourmet picnics along the scenic banks of Breede River make for an unforgettable peaceful experience.
Viljoensdrift Riverside Deli is a slice of heaven, located on Viljoensdrift Wine Estate in Robertson.


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Gilles Simon isn't hard up for wins over Roger Federer after earning his second win this year over the former No.1 (yes, "former" Rog) at the Masters Cup in Shanghai.
But based on this image, the Frenchie's hard up for something. What could it be? Maybe we should ask Mario Ancic. It could be something about those adidas shorts - they're like viagra for ballers or something.
My order's in.
(image via Getty)
Monday, November 10, 2008
PHOTO OP: Gilles plays hard in win over Fed, adidas shorts tell the tale
Labels: Gilles Simon, Masters Cup, photo op, tennis
9 comments:
I'll never be able to look at Simon the same way again. You'd think that all that flipping and flopping would be a distraction, maybe?ReplyDelete
Thank god no one is making underwear for men good enough to hide all that flip flopping.ReplyDelete
I still don't like the fact that he's replacing rafa..ReplyDelete
And Rafa doensn't play in the Davis Cup final as well..:O :(
Attention, ATP: Please install a new rule that all players must wear these yellow shorts in 2009. I volunteer to be a ball girl for anyone wearing them.ReplyDelete
Kiko, I was on the same boat as you. BUT, he beat Fed and now he's cool with me! Go Gilly! And bless the shorts!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 10, 2008 at 7:23 PM
Is it me, or Fed's handshake wasn't very graceful?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 10, 2008 at 10:13 PM
anon 10:23, i just watched again... it's just you.ReplyDelete
Hmmm, I don't know... it looks really thin to me... LOLReplyDelete
But I could totally imagine Gilles going all: "AM I NOT MERCIFUL?!" after his win against Fed - just like his lookalike in Gladiator. :D